The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07

70 the Christian population.
Some diculty had arisen between the Minister Of FL
nance and the Of the Oriental Bank respecting
loan of IS 900 Of pissres sought by the Porte ana
promised By the bank The details have not TRANSFERRED
hut drafts Messrs Masermanns bank, In London
for the FIRST asament of had been returned dis
hSnored
The Bey Of Tunis had informed the Porte that his
dngent Of troops ready TO take the field Steamers
were to be sent for them from Constantnople
Izxett Pssha, late Governor Of Trpol had been sp-
pointed Governor of Belgrade with orders to proceed to
the spot at and the functions of his office
The service OF the Russian post at Constantinople
suspended, and the Postmaster has left for Odessa.
The British ship Bellerophon had arrived at Tenedss
with sick English sailors from the nee at Beska Bay
temporary hospital had been established at Tencdos
journal states from Constantin .pe Of the 5th that
Redschid Pssha had called the Russian Consul
70 prevent the Russians and Greeks in the city from writ
Accounts mention that the foundation Of a new Greek
church had been laid with much ceremony at Ismail.
The church authorized by ukase from the Gar, aud
to be built at the Of the officers Of the Russian
army.
The Princess Begcso had died at Constantnople Of her
wounds. may be remembered that when travelling in
the East she was stabbed.
PUBLI0 NETTING UP0r THE QUESTION AT s8HPrIBLD
IN ENGLAND.
public meeting held Tuesday evening Sept. 90
In the Town Hall for the purpose of considering the
present unsettled and unsatisfactory state of the Eastern
question and the propriety Of mcmoralizing the
ment, urging them to take prompt and decisive mea,u
to cause the nnedate the Denuban princi
paes and to prevent Russia from again outragng justice
and international BY forcibe and warlke occupation
of Turkish territory The meeting called by the Mayor
(Mr Matthews In pursuance OF requisite signed BY
shout hundred and forty persons, at the head Of
whom Mr. Ovcrsnd J. p deputy lieutenant Of the
West Riding. The meeting was largely attended that
the large roen Of the Town Hall flied. The most
re unsnmty appeared exist In favor Of the sentiments
embodied in the resuison to the Mayor quoted above
The Mayor being out Of town. Mr. Alderman Carr the
Mayor was called TO the chair. In hs opening osservs
tons he remarked that competent in that meeting
u pass resouoss that would strengthen the hands OF
government in its policy behalf Of Turkey during the
present European crisis
Mr.. ISAAC fRosDs moved the first resolution -" Thai
he unjust6able Of Russia upon Turkey the
neanneas and the base Implicitly which Bussa has mani
bsed in support Of those aggressions and is long con-
knsed frsbie occupation Of Turkish territory without
ny colorado pretsxt whatever imperstvey CAL Tor
pyery nation having regard for the principles OF jus
&c., homer and International law TO take such promPs
and deciivs shall the rights Of Turkey
= - respected give her ample repaaon for the surages
. which she has been subjected, and efectualy to
ursvent sreourence Of similar proceedings in future
~ Iondde held strong opinion that IL the four Powers
- not aterered at All bat left Russia and Turkey 70
snssves the question would have been settled nov,
ssd that the Russians aoal nase tee -ycn oct q The
municipalities.