New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
TURKEY.

Ger snty what decision ths Porte had TAX oa learning
that the bao psss. the Pruh snd whether ma
appealed Ii assistance OF s sites Should have
done the probability IS thai the al led hsei vsud NAYS
passed the Dardsaees before the Arrival OF the list 10
itructions from the two Government private dispatch
from Vienna ho~ever states that the Ambassadors OF
France England and Austria At Csnst 'ntnoPle On the
news that the Russians had hs pruh requested
audience of the Sultsn snd Sked him not TO demand that
the allied sees should enter tle D,rdanes The Sultan
complied with the recommen dston. and confined himself
to protesting against the invasion Of the territory.
The following curious paragraph comes from Vienna
July 3;
Great depression prevails in the Turkish capital but
the movements of the troops and the un'essns oonns
al g,rg Of English American French Ducs ana iarh'
iii vessels Civ unnatural snnstisn to the CITY lne
fact that the Commodore the American >lu,dr ~ the
bad presented note frooa congress 10 hs
sutss III which the event OF awT With kdssiA sctv,
,upr ort hatge behuie proaised To Cue Porte hsi
trDoEceo great sem. zion ms appears requires cou
hrmsliop, letters # the so'h "nl'h mention tne
iiob If Commodore SrnS Sm al CouEt 50! h'uns % 's
promise assistance Tne Constsnroope correspondent
is inclined attribute The friendly ,rs ssi.ns OF tins Gov
eminent ne United >tates 10 the asJn,nng success
Of m. American Miss. nsres among tse Ma-su'msns
private letter Of the ssme Gse coUurEs s'ung pie'e
uieigs Avery high parsonage, query VINO Gar
~ SUsB IL said r.cctty tDnave exhibited symptoms" 81
strite mssoy which Is oeiev-d - De n IN isnu' sna
il ssert.d that the ppriety "f nominating proxy
FOR tine Is already oscussto ihe EuHor tnN ueFe
great rVs parties NJ kissiA, gains strrngh Tue "d
Russian faction its head two Grand Dukes Zen
,sDn. and probably y uDg-r broh-rl and th- synoa
The sscsltd German party. WI ieh /, heAced by Count
Nessercde aud his cole rep e.ens the Intelligence
and civilization 81 the nat .
NorEour correspondent thinks bs, the st,tenent OF Amsa
so,,prpr letter in ,se oes,. D,u,cac Post
The Porte had declined the formation Of foreign legion
Council Of Consultation shout 10 he sum o"n9d' com
osed OF the most emuen, ros ali pa,s Of the En-.
Iire.
The De51ts gives ht fol- ng cunts Of the reception
by the Sultan OF the COMMODORE OF hy American islron
in the Mediterranean
Commodore Stinshao commander Of the American
station in the M-diterran-s and n- principal officers un
Ter him. mpanied by Mr. Brown Chs-gc Aha'res Of
The United States Contanii0Ope received on tho
18th by the Sultan the Palace Of ScheIagan The Com
mod0re made the following address 70 his Majesty
sire consider myself highl. favored ia being received
by Sovereign ahosr a bis character sha eiign7n
views hav. Tel dered IL iusou- Ia "a" nes world
IN the old Tho cOntnu. I'll rts made by your VI Je,iy
Tor the Advancement Of your empire, and 70 insure ths
proI Gritty Of Jour people, have obtained the synosay
a. Somisfion oihe shoe world. Your jeety IS not
ed any other Country more eminent degree tne
REJECT o. the G'vrIm nj and me best WISHES OK the
l., e n IA To- tn United Stse- of America aud pray
l'L Mai, s'y believe that express the sentiments OF
A.. lit-ldeI and OF The American people ~hsn oner
The sectu assurances their profound mpathes for
everything that relates 10 the personal happiness OF your
Ms,sty and the prosperity and independence OF your
PRUDENT ard .iraghiorward Government nave to re
eust your Majesty 10 allow me 10 present TO you hs
ticeTs If my squadroD.
Tn, Sultan made most gracious reply, expressing the
pleasure which he -t at seeing tbs Commodore a, Con
ssnnope, aud bis SUBTRACTION At b-hodiog the friendly
relations which exist net the Sublime Porte aud Gov
errment Of the United every day b-comng strength
ened His M.csty concluded by requesting Conmodore
Stripg CHAM 10 Pre- sent his celebrations General Pierce the
new President his election 10 the highest post 10 his
native country Re,chid Pscha, Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs Nou redhin Bey Dragomn of the Imperid Disan
sno anil Bey, Inroducsr Of Ambs'ssdor were pre-en
At this audience. Commodore Srnghain lett tbs sane
evening TO- Join the American Squadron at the Pfeu'
Bahmoud Pacha, Minister of Marine, visited Commodore
Stringha on the jth board the Cumberland frigste
and received with Ill the honors due t. his rank The
Ottoman schooner stationed ia the port returned the SALUTE
Of guns which The Cumberland made to the Cap
tan PAshs on her departure
The Enyoy of Bey of un' had arrived At Constant
nope to express the eys regret at the most unjust De
mands Of Russia and u tender his assistance IN support O.
the banner Of the Prophet.
Nemebton merely Il oni, nothing that looks Ike news
that the correspondence Aexandr Of the Aemetn'
Gaee states certain FL gsh agents laering the
Pachs Of Egyp. with the theory of an Arsoian kinsdon
under British protection The paper says that he
Egyptian contingent Of 1900 Is destined Tor The occu
patton Of Syria.
The SmS rDs correspondent of the aar,eles 1aphore
gives account of the disturbance in Smyrna, OF vi" We
have already had the nment by telegraph VIA
Hslifax
Il appears that NJ Costa Hungarian, eI Aid de-Csmp
10 hossuh no had just returned from the United
States the house OF SSrd MAN IN Smyns
HIS wheresbout To- the ears Of n Fekbecker, Aus
irian Consul whs under pre,ense Of searching for
thief dragged hun out gagged handcsf-d aud conveyed
him en- board the Austrian brig Of var Hus,Ar Al the
efforts of the other Europeans aided by All Paeha aud
the native officers have the prisoner banded over TO the
local tribunals vain Ga tie following day the l
s. frigste St LOUIS entered tie port when the Captain Of
the fdgae accompanied by the t. , Consul Immediately
went on bo.rd the Austrian and demanded to talk With the
prisoner whom they believed TO have claim 10 the pro
lection OF the United States Tbs Austrian Lieutenant. in
command dsatod NAT he kad any Prt0aer on boqTd The
Captain Of the - Louis and the Consul then went TO the
Austrian C0nsulas, where after scene " Of the most
violent kind" veckbeeker admitted that the prisoner
board, and gave freed conssn, to see him. Re.
turning board AUSTRIAN the American Captain thus
addressed Commander Schwartz
When came on board short time SINCE your LisRta
ant ea 10 py face The eaAest Of my 5oys ro4d
Mt kats tan lIfy0f uct c0E1Yficci HAere Is the prs-
Cner | wish 20 bin
rs Commander Schwartz hetitated the An srcln aitsd
Bear in mud that the prisoafr claims my protection
the slightest ht ~ H. siI Remove him, myss
ard III not alo~ him 10 remain another misuts lrd'
Unfortunately tue gsnero1s Efforts Of the Captain vi ths
ST. Louis were U.e.ss Tor TIE prisoner preyAreAisi ami
betrayed himself much in bis replies that be did NOT
give bis defenders the slightest chance 70 save him
When this known shore. great excitement broks
est and he Italians would have burned tbs Austrian Con
sua.e bad il not been well defended Ia their heat, they
attacked three Austrian Rdshipnen, who were on snore
and killed one On the other side the Greeks or Aussi>s
the Account ia scn.vhAs Obscareaid plan % AssAss
nate he American offers but, being warned In time,
hey avoided the danger The Italians aud their allies