Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10

Modavia then the occupancy of Turkish troops
and the Russians hold military possession
The extracts may form curious chapter to people
tertaning notions like my own How few persons are
Of the relative positions of Russia and Turkey
that period. Yours respectfully.
RUSSIAN AND TURKISH AFFAIRS.
NEW York, FEBRuARY I8.-Nothing authentic later
from Constantinope than before received The nelli
gence is not decisive but goes confirm the prospect
irar betaesa Russia and Turkey.
CHARLESTON, MARCH Very little political news
The same uncertainty with regard to between Rus
STA and Turkey continues from that quarter
very contradictory At the last dates the probability
OF q war had rather increased.
BosToN, APRIL 4-Our latest London paper has not a
word in it in the shape about Russia Turkey
In the Courier of the 9th find it stated that the Turk
sh troops daily evacuang Walachia and Moldayia
New York, APRIL S.-Russia and Tvksy.-It is now
said on the authority of letter from Nuremberg dated
9th January that the 10th December the Refs Efend
communicated to the English and Austrian ambassadors
the of the Ottoman Porte to the Russian aia
un in which his Sublime Highness gave general
sent to the Russian propositions but he required them
be modified in several particulars
New YORK, APRIL 11.--Letters from Vienna dated in
February that great events may be expected
in March and that 6etge Russia and the Porte
sneritabe
New YoRK, MAY live have at last by the Florida,
something which be relied respecting the famous
aotuni of which the world has heard much for up
wards Of year back The Turkish Dyan has finally re-
5sced all proposals made by the Russian Government 1t
has refused to send the frontiers
negotiate with those of Alexander.
AUGSBURG March 29-Tbe news from Warsaw to-d,y
positively announces 1t seems the Russians will
shortly enter Wallachia and Moldaya. new Turkish
army assembling in the envrons of Nyssa and another
the frontiers of Bosnia The troops in the enyirons
OF Sophia have set out for the Danube.
LONDON, APRIL 11-Leters were this morning received
in the city by eminent mercantile houses dated Odessa
10th, and Constantucple 18th ulimo. The writer's APP
pear sangune that differences between Russia and the
Forte could Be dEltcdjly adjusted.
NEW York, MAY 26.-The True Briton states that the
Emperor of Russia has left the dispute between Russia
and Turkey to be settled by Austria and England.
MAY 3l.-Accounts had reached London from Constan-
fnope to the 9th March, by way of Odessa which state
that UP to the 25th the Refs Eend had not repied to
the note Of the medating Ministers Lord Strangford
endeavored to persuade the Grand yer and Refs Eend
TO accept the uLtimat but the latter replied that
contained in the Of the Porte 18th
February and that the Porte had declarations to
make.
Paris papers to the 3D. May stated that the preparation
for between Russia and Turkey still vigorously
progressing.
LONDON May l5.-The question between Russia an,
Turkey remains undecided The expectation Of war
general and the Emperor il is said, have left st
Petersburgh the 4th for Warsaw.
New YoRK, JUIY 13.-The accounts from the continen
represent the Turks having finally agreed 10
Niodavia and Walachia. 1t would from this that
all probability of war with Russia had terminated but
the Paris Constitutional published what appeared to be
declaration 81 Aostes, issued 10y the Emperor against
the Porte
jury 29It is said that all expectations of war be-
Russia and Turkey had terminated. The King OF
France, in message the Peers the night Of the
10Th june states that it with the sincere plea
that he informs the Chamber that he has received
news since the opening Of the session. which
that peace TiH not be disturbed in The Eat.
BosToS, AuGusT 12-Turkey, longer expecting I
with Russia although its differences entirely
seted directs its whole attention suppress il
internal troubles.
HAMBURG, jury 4-The policy Of the Russian Cour
is that of,peace because in the East would lead q
consequences the extent Of which il would be impossible
foresee As the demands Of Russia peculiarly REGARDED
the security Of the rights Of Christian subjects in tn
Turkish States there be question raised about dis
engaging itself from the Greek cause.
NEW YoRK 0cToBER 13.-The Turkish Government, j
is said has communicated TO the British ambassador that
If Russia has any new negotiations to make, she ma.
send anew ambassador, provided he did not come in
ship Of war; the batteries have positive orders fob
the entrance Of any armed ship.
Referring to the recent negotiations at Consantinope
the ST. Peersburgh Consvpdter Imperial Of the Sd Sep
TENDER remarks that If the endeavOrs Of the European
ambassadors successful in inducing the Porte to con
sent to some concsors and ep0cudons which are
sary TO the maintenance Of peace, all the Christians
the East viii owe to this benehcent cooperation solid
establishment, which will not be endangered in times
war The conctsoHs and eraeuatons here alluded TO arr
stated n the Morning Chronicle be the occupation
Modayia and Wsacha, with which the 'great Powers
had agreed buy oil Russia but that in order to
public opinion with this act sort OF guardianship ave
the Greeks TO be conceded By Turkey TO the Holy AL
lance which, without depriyng the Turks OF their sove
reignty, might enable the great Powers to interfere
cases Of notorious cruelty and oppression.
Would the reader believe that the foregoing extract
from papers printed hDyone years dgo7 The coir
cidence with the present condition Of things is striking
with the exception that in 1922 there going on
bloody war between the Turks and Greeks. Peace WI
eventually brought about by the mediation ef The ErPa
Of Russia!
IL was during that period that American sympathy W
so literally expressed with the Of the Greeks II
eloquent speech Of Mr.. WEBSTER the occasion very
turaly to the memory Of all who heard or read
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