The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17


tween the two Powers have ended. The Emperor
Nicholas and Count Nesselrode have given 10 the
Emper'r OF Austria and Count Buol Schauenstein
tbe most posltve assurances that there is now aud
Denceorth no question OF any isolated action on the
part of Russia sth view to the subyersion Of the
ottoman Empire, and toat the sole object of he En-
terr Nicholas is to terminate the entire affair with
honor ahd put an epd IT, the suspense ia the Europe
gil money market as quickly as possible. For this
purpose 1t Is tue anxious joint desire OF the Cabinets
OF Vienna aud St Petersburg, that. with the CONCUR
renee OF the governments OF England, France and
Prussia the collective action OF the Vienna confer.
ence should he renewed and that its result should be
formula OF assurance perfectly satisfactory to the
Porte as to hold forth every prospect Of accep-
taDce
The question is therefore regarded as substantially
terminated ana henceOrth involving only few
forms which we may safely leave TO the tact of the
dIplomaflsts, unless the Mosem fanasicism which
Russia has so incautiousy evoked, shOu interpose
barrier. These assurances will take place with a
view to enable Russia to accomplish, without huml
aton the wished Tor point OF the evacuation of the
Pribcpal.ties, but will involve, on the part of the
five powers. no technical guarantee to Turkey beyond
what aready exists III the treaty OF lS4l and which
IL TACT, Gays the wrlter) would be superduous.
Private accounts from OlAutz 2Sth, says that this
peaceable result OF the conference was mainly owing
10 the assurance given by Lord Westmoreland that
the British government would not insist on the Portes
accepting the Vienna note without modiicato
would al least abstain from advice to the contrary
and that it would particularly guard against making
any pledge of material support to the Sultan in he
should declare war against Russia ; that, on the
oihei hand, the Emperor Of Russia would not con-
sider the arrival in the Bosphorus of few ships of
war, such as those which have passed the straits as
violation Of the treaty of lS4l provided the object
OF that demonstration was really to keep in check the
fan0tlcal party az Coustautinople.
Hlr0p0S oil OlnutZ, it was remarked with SURPRISE
by The French papers that Lord Westmoreand
should have been present at Olmutz, while Baron
Bourqueney, the French Ambassador, was absent.
The explanation given is that Of the diplomatic
corps were invited, and Westmoreland was present
only IA bis capacity OF general officer.
The London DAILY NeWs confirms the statements
made above with respect to the reconstruction OF the
Vienna conference, ard pithily Sums up the matter
by saying that tie task devolved upon this resusci
tated conference is to let down Russia as softly pos
slbe. The Ne,cs further says -" What it is that
makes Austria so ready to listen to reason is obvious
enough. The treasury is empty, and nobody will
lend to State so often bankrupt and apparently 50
incapable of taking rational measures to restore
order to its finances.
day or two before the arrival Of the Car at
Olmutz, Count Brentano returned from a wind
raising mission upon which he had been despatched
to London, Amsterdam, Frankfort &C., with the
report that no one is disposed to DEAL A represen-
tave of the house OF Rothschild, who had been in
vited to Olmutz, probably told o similar story; at
least in his place of residence, Frankfort the gene
raj rate of discount has risen to five per cent and at
the same time the price Of Austrian securities has
fallen two aud half. Austria is anxious to have
peace because it cannot afford to fight Austria is
peaceably disposed; Russia is peaceably disposed;
Dub tDelr oUJecU Will De 10 persuade tle resumed
conference at Vienna to enable them to back out of
the scrape they have got into favorable terms
as possible Of the three remaining powers, one at
least Prussia, is likely enough to play their game.
The semi.c1iclal Austrian Correspondent briefly
announces the settlem, mt thus -" new scheme OF
adjustment has been agreed on at Olmutz, and will
De forthwith offered for acceptance to the Porte"
Vienna letters of the I'd inst. add, that when the
conferences proper, to which Russia aud Austria
were parties, had terminated, council OF ministers
was held, to which the ambassadors were invited It
was at this meeting that Lord Westmoreand made
his proposition of Collective Declaration, which
was accepted, This declaration the heads of whicn
are meniioned above is understood 10 be identi SAL
or nearly so, with one proposed by the Earl Of
Clarendon upon the Cars rejection of Redschid
On the morning of the 9th nit. orders were sent
from Omutz to clear the railroad mweda.ely.
When this had been done, Russian courier with
dispatches left by special train for St. Petersburg.
The Co'hfdmtsonnel states that The French and
British governments had also sent couriers to St.
Petersburg With important dispatches, VIII ca would
arrive there on the 9th inst.
At latest 1ountS the Cars rejec ion of the nots
was generally known throughout Turkey, but no
outbreak had occurred. Constantinoplc was per
fectly tranquil.
From the Princpalities we have nothing but war
ike news. Prince Gortschakoff had communicated
to the c0mmaL ding officers OF the different corps of
bis army the order from the Minister OF War to winter
in the country Both armies continued to be on the
the alert, but no hostlites had occurred. Owing to
the number Of desertOns, the Russian cavalry had
been withdrawn swo marches from the Danube, and
their place supplied by Cossacks. Omer Pacha re-
warded every desertef from the Russians, but pru-
dently sent them all inland. Cholera was very Sc
we're among tue Russians.
N other vessels of the fleets had come to Con-
staDiinople except those already mentioned, nor
IL likely in The meantime that the head quarters
would be removed from the bay of Besika.
The correspondent OF the London Times, writing
ircm Constautinople, upon the 18th Of September,
ssys:-
No positive information as to the acceptance or re-
iusal by the Emperor Nicholas of the notifications
introduced by the Porte into the "projct de note de
VtHne' has been here received All apprehension
OF re olution at Constantuople is far the n,sment
paSscd-tor, although considerable excitement pre-
walls among the Mussulman population, the explana-
tions given by the UleDas who signed the address to
the Sultan, when iuterrogated before the Shiek Ill
lsaIB, Ill the presence of Redsshid Pasha, are OF
nature to reassure the Christian population. They
satt it to be far from their intention to cause trou-
BILE or embarrassment TO the government; that they
grieved by the Interpretation put upon their in
terferencean interference having solely for its end
desire 10 recall to the courses Of the government
the spirit OF the Koran, which enoins all true Mussul
mans to repe by force any intrusion on the territory
Of Islam.
The Moslem population desire war ardently, and
Doubtless the disbandng of the troops consequent
any arrangement not Involving war, may be accom-
panied by serious difficulties.
The dread OF this may possibly interfere to prevent
further concessions being made on the side Of Tar
Key.
Providing for tSis contingency, the Turks loudly
avow that they will not yield in anything, unless
forced to do so by France and England.
Great loss Is suffered by British trade in the Dan
ube from the present 0bstructed state of the mouth
and corresponding agitation is commen cling in the
commercial word here.
The exchange is ll9 p. Freights to the Danube
rule extremely high. Coal is much ia demand, and
is selling ut from 36s. to 40s per ton.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE same Journal, writ
ipg upon the "a inst sta,es:-A person who is gene
rally very well informed has Just assured me that the
coLiertuCes oI Vienna are TO be resumed it, indeed
they are not resumed az the momen. write and as
have observed, that there Is every Appearance OF
favorable issue. LILY informant adds that the rumors
Of coalition between the three great Powers Of the
North are completely unlounded that the Emperor
OK Austria goes, II is true, to pass two days at
Warsaw, but it is merely visit OF ceremony, and
has nothing to do with politics
am also informed that the Marquis of Lansdowne
leaves Paris this evening for Lendon TO be present
at cabinet council, the Ministers having been all
.paAr For fI,o