The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

lusticc or oil freedom. hut VIC draw graver IN
ference from these transactions in the Prncpalitca.
Subject 70 correction of the reports TO which
fer, We can for the moment scarcely refrain from a
renewed suspicion that Russia, confident ia her
strength, believing herself 10 have reached n point
at which rhe may defy all resistance has now ceased
70 entertain any respect for the opinion OF her com
peers in Europe. and thinks IL longer necessary
10 maintain even an appearance OF respect. IL
greatly simpihes The question now under the con
alteration OF the Powers OF Europe that the spirit OF
Russn and her plpns should be 30 completely cx-
posed.
sERviA.
BELGRADE, July 25, 1853.
Prince Alexander Ia still urged by the Senate to
abdicate; he refuses compliance, and has strong
party. civil war in Seryia ~ not improbable.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
JAssy, July II, 1853.
II IL said that only 600 Russians will remain in
holdavia. The bulk Of the army will take up its
quarters In Wallacha. BY express order Of the Gar
the tribute due to Turkey IL " be placed ut His
Majesty the Cars disposal.
ODESSA, July IL, 1853.
The Grand Duke Constantine has lust arrived in
this city. He has been named Grand Admiral Of the
Fleets and he proposes to proceed TO Scbastopol TO
inspect the two squadrons OF the Black Sea.
CoSsrANrNorLr, July II, 1853
Moldnvia has, IL In said, declared itself indepcn
dent Of the Porte and refuses TO pay tribute in
future. From Wallachia the same step IL expected
This requires confirmation
lCoNsrASrfNoPLE, July %. 1853.
Great conferences have been held ut the Porte.
courier has again been sent ~ Vienna
The ambassadors oil agree on the acceptance OF
the demands OF Russia, with notifications.
The Banner Of the Prophet has not yet been un.
ftrIed, nor the Holy Shirt displayed
The guards have been sent 10 Schuma.
Public feeling is more tranquil
Armaments continue.
Exchange Oh London, ia.
JAssy, July 2s 1853.
The Russian government, though II allows the
H. al.
titles, and nominay also their power, h,.a dccrced
that those princes shall have the assistance OF
board OF government, To consis, Of three members,
To be appointed by the Car All political and ad
mnhtmtiyc measures are to be submitted TO this
council, and its decisions 10 be final The two
aincpalitics have moreover, been ordered 10 furnish
a contribution In kind
Several young Boyards, having shown their dis
gust al The burdens imposed upon the country by
the invading army, have been seized and pressed
into the Rus Ian regiments, where they will have to
serve for a term Of three years.
The cities OF Jassy and Bucharest are to be forti
lied, 10 assist the operations OF the Russian army.
VIENNA July 30, 1853.
The special courier from Constantinopc has
rived with dispatches OF the 10th inst.
The conferences are progressing avorably, but
nothing has been dciintivcly settled.
The Porte wishes Russia Ia evacuatc the Princi-
palities, and proposes simultaneously 20 send an
Ambassador extraordinary 10 reopen diplomatic ne
gotiations.
SATURDAY EVENING.
The Divan In again exposed To the possibility of "A
ministerial crisis Roschid Pacha retains Office
Conferences will be opened at Vienna with the
consent Of Russia
Austria will then probably act mediator between
the Western Powers Russia, and Turkey.
America has offered u the Porte money aud active
forces.
SUNDAY.
Two days ago n messenger brought proposition
from the Porte, which was considered inadmissibc.
IA for
negotiations concerted here. This Russia would
probably accept and the Porte will be strongly urged
to acquiesce therein.
PARIS, August SO PM.
The explanations which were yesterday made 10
the two Houses Of Parliament by the II itisl minis
tiers, have alarmed the spectators on the Paris
change, and all the funds closed with decline.
The Three per Cents closed at III ,5c. for the
end Of the month and the -Four and Half per Cents
nj 02f soc.
IMPORTANT VIEW or the nussoruRKrsm CUES
ton SERIOUS Asrtcr on TIE AFFAIR.
From the London Tunes, August
II IL evident from the tone assumed by the govern
mcnt on Tuesday evening IN both houses OF Paru.
ment. and more especially by Lord Clarendon in the
House Of Lords, that approach the fnni crisis
u his Elstrn negotiation, The confluence If lie,
MdJ0fys MINISTERS IN rs successful termination
docs nor On the contrary, the conduct Of
the Russian authorities in the Princpalitics only
be- regarded fresh proof Of the Indifference Of the
imperial government 10 the rights established by
treaty in those provinces and 4 poscr which APP
propriatcs the revenues Of foreign territory pro
icssedly held AZ temporary deposit, and in time
81 peace, h obnoxious to the charge of nctuul
spolatiou. What can be expected of the
lorbcaranCe justice Of State which has advanced
thus far. and with such entire reclIlcssGess, the
old track OF aggression and rapinc Or what cont
dcnCc can be placed In the ASSURANCES OF Russia,
when every fresh incident that comes u our know
ledge affords increased evidence OF the ayility with
which shc mstcns on her prey II was question
whether the honor and the public interests NJ Europe
tI.I
be made when her armies crossed the Pruth or who
tier room should stu be left for further ncgo-
tation. The cabinets u Western Europe decided
We think wisely In favor of the latter aud more
temperate of these courses. The result has been
that We have obtained 10 much higher degree
THAI wc had before the concurrence and assistance
Of The German States, aud that all the world has
scca the earnest and undcnablc anxiety Of the Br
tlNh and French cabinets 10 avoid hostiltics thus
wantonly provoked. But beyond this it Is impoSsi.
Die 10 go, Tor, IN the present state Of affairs In the
| East il il certain that If Turkey compelled 10
yield an abieet submission 70 Tic demands made upon
her, rhe would be- cpnvulsed by internal agitation
even more fatal to her existence than the attack Of a
| foreign enemy, and Russia would cease 10 be the
aggressor onyto become the protector Of her victim.
The mature OF the case and The slate Of public feel
ing IN the East determine, Therefore the extent 10
which concessions can be carried. Beyond certain
! point they would become morn dangerous than war
itself but, short Of that point. there u no great
reason to suppose that they will induce the Emperor
Nicholas 10 lower his demands. tn withdraw his Ar.
mics, and 10 lend himself in good faith to the paci tie
| termination Of this dispute
Some Of contemporaries. and most Of the
| continental journals, have been miled ~ the npor.
lance attached to the yotations pong on At Con.
siautnopc and to the intelligence brought from Tar
| Icy by thc Ca1doc and the Chaptll. IN reaitg
EOtiing HAS been done al CoHNont.tg'c ,daf uf AZ,
MOI ttprtsd ~ II. but, as ne NNfd "a 9ueyday
I fhc true sal ~ NJ, rteGHt1nS ~ lg1nG, tcdct
.fuStr'a takes Ne kafirg D,yf n lc eoHf rcnec Btt
( here aran. ar Contemporaries are ni.tn1unr whom
tHtN statc Cat Jhe t e;tttH p. tho conference w.
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