Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-01
The Latezt BY the Europa.

my Telegraph from London to LiverpooI.)
LONDON, Aug. 20, 1853.
SPAIN.-The first trial made on the
Railway from Aranjuez to Tremleaue has
completely succeeded. A second trial is
to be made previous to the opening of the
Railroad to the public.
NM. Pastor and Collantes, the Minis
tiers of Finance and Public Works, had
received several visits from leaders of the
Opposition, and both parties, it is said,
were well pleased with the result of those
conferences.
AusTRA.-1tis rumored at Vienna that
should the Russians make an inroad into
Servia, the Austrians would OCCUPY the
fortress of Belgrade, for Austria would
never consent to Russia taking possession
of the key to the Sclavonic and Hungarian
provinces.
| RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-On the 10th inst.
the kalish correspondent of the Austrian
bloyds wrote, that although negotiations
for peace were still going on at St. Peters
burgh, the war department was as active
as ever. The troops in the camp at
Sowonski, near Warsaw, are much trou-
bled with affections of the eyes, and the
cholera has again began to show itself in
the capital of Russian Poland.
The Berlin National Zeitung has COM
munication from Russia, dated the 18th
inst, which states that the Emperor's
acceptance of the Vienna proposition was
not unconditional. The evacuation of
the Principalities was made dependent on
the acceptance of the proposals by the
Porte without alterations or change
The Porte will not send off an Ambas-
sador until the order to withdraw is sent
to the Russian troops. The Car will not
send that order till the Porte has signed
an arrangement which is tantamount to
concession of every point in dispute,
and having got so far as to be permitted
to send an Envoy to St. Petersburg there
will then be the two questions of indem-
MITIGATION Of expenses and the expulsion
of all political refugees.
the latter, although little has been said
on the point, as yet, Russia will profit by
this opportunity of having Turkey at a
disadvantage, to obtain a measure, which
the firmness of the Porte refused, two or
three years back, and Austria will gladly
join in enforcing the pressing demand.
Advlces have been received from Con-
stantinople to the 5th inst.
1t is stated, that in an interview with
Reschid Pasha, the Persian Ambassador
had given full and positive assurances of
the Shar in case of need. The Ministers
Of the Persian Court concur in all that
has taken place and offer themselves, as
Musselmen, in favor of a Musselman cause.
Measures have been taken to collect an
army of 10000 men at Sultanieh, to be
placed at the disposal of the Sultan.
The Government had ordered the Greek
Bishops and Archbishops at the Capital
to return to their Sees Immediately, as it
has been ascertained that Russian and
Greek agents are hard at work in various
parts of the country to foment disorders
and create anarchy.
The Eccleslastics will, to certain ex-
tent, be made responsible for the tran
guilty of their respective districts.
Recent advices from Belgrade mention
that the population of Servia was arming,
and that 10000 militia were already
armed.
Letters from Malta, of the 18th, state
that courier had arrived at CONSTANT
nople with news that 10000 Austrians
would occupy Servia, as check upon
any revolution that might arise out of the
occupation of the Principalities by the
Russians. The Prince of Servia replied,
that he should resist such measure with
$4,000 men.