The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
MRUAL OF THg EUROPEAN MAILS.
Additional Intelligence from the
Oder Side Of the Atlantic.
The Splendid Reception Of Commodore Van
derbilt In England.


THE RUsSO-TURkISH QUESTION
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR,
80. &c., -.
n Naaxsrs'su als arrived in this city early yesterday
uc.lnx, cabling us to hay additional details Of Eu-
xopsa. ,sws before the readers Of the HERAID.
Commodore Vanderbilt meets with . splendid recep.
1sa h England. His visit and his yacht, the North Sta,
form Ne topic Of conversation in all circles Tho Mayor
OF Southanptoa, with = dsputAtion, waited on the Com.
nodors, ct the st. JAmss Hotel, London, on Wednesday,,
the seh inst, at IL A. n, and said -
M. vAvDERsnr-
We TAKE great pleasure in calling upon you ofhcislly this
morning y infotA yes Of the sasisfActiOn with which We
xseard thAs new evidence of increased friendship ON the part
Of eur rSspsstivs countries. and OF The pleasure We have DO
rived Asn VIE fact that you have honored our town with .
VIA vitA your beautiful steam yacht. We have, of
lsts. koausntIy had occasion Of friendly intercourse with
your ~sittseas. and 1t now gives as great pleasure, in behalf
OF TIE authorities Of the town Of Southampton, to invite
you. vtAh yelr friends who have accompanied you, to .
publie ddssasr. at such time 40 may suit your convenience.
We have duly apprseiassd the Circumstance that you have
made our pert the place Of year frat visit " the Uaitsd
Kinsas.. and We shall be deeply arauasd By ysur accept
anss Il the hsspitaiidss Of our town.
10 which Nj. Vanderbilt replied -
GsNrLxMEH-
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and hall, most sssursdly. sosspt your hsPbealities. Whom
Il had determined to make the tour Of Europe, I IT once
resolved - make your beautiful town the place of my lrst
visit 70 the United Kingdom, and it will give me very great
pleasure - comply with your invitation. Ny stay in Eng
1aAA 10 neossssxily short, but with 30 many objects Of In
tersst surrounding n, It viii DO most agreeable TO me to
delay swr departure TIL such early day - il may suit your
csnveaisnoe, that We may meet you.
Afsr haf IN hours converse lion, and the tue being
arranged Monday, Jnns Is, the d~eputaton retired.
n
CsrpsesHoa Arns, has been sent to the principal inhabi-
7ants Il that town -
ARRIVAL or THE "NoRrH STAR" UNITED srArEs STEAM
ssn The arrival Of this spisndia steam yacht At tho port
Of seusha.pton. with Commodore vAnasfbilt and his FAINT
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CHARLES l. DEACON, Town clerI.
ThS Southampton cor correspondent Of the London Times,
writing uader date of June 9, VS." Commodore Van
debit's steam yacht North Star was yesterday thrown
open - public view, adnittance on board being obtained
p es,s So.'I rb .s, Dumt srA sho T sTs,ed atom S.n , . a% cf t tSs n SSd.
Lgs a Inspecting this novel and beautiful steamer was.
yesterday, nearly LOO and to day q much larger mum
hsr have gone over the ship The North Sar is expected
70 leave Southampton next week for Cronstadt, prior to
which Commodore Vanderbilt has accepted an invitation
this dinner the Lord Mayer and Sherdfs OF London. aud
the various provincial mayors present at the conference
held at the Mansion House OF Wednesday, have been In
vited, and are expected to be present"
from the London Chronicle, June 9l
The pubic were admitted on board the gigantic steam
yacht, the North stsr. belonging to Mr., Vanderbilt, an
AmA4eaU ONnt0man nor living in tina SOufhAunntnu
Dock, yesterday, for the first time, and hundreds of the
kobuity and gentry awaited themselves of the privilege
ouSing the day. The American Consulate establishment
has been beslaged for days past foz tict es to view the
forth Star, and persons have come from q great distance
% 80 her. Every ticket admits ten persons. The public
I'm b admitted for the three days previous to the owners
Ispsrture tos 81. Petersburg, VIZ: Wednesday yesterday,
Sss1:d yestsrd.1 magnificent in the extreme E%vsrrshins
On board the North Star is American, and il IL very evf
dent that in many Of the useful and ornaments arts tho
Americans are our equals In point Of taste AMI Rkili. Sur
prise has been expressed at the small quantity Of fuel
consumed ON board the North Star when her great speed
il wandered She made one sf the quickest passages
aoross the Atlantic on record, and consumed only 6fty
4ons 4 GOALS . d.y. shile the consumption ordinarily 10
snaSssd 70 traverse the ocean with such speed st 80 lit
He expense, By her being driven BY what Ia called
= esaI e.ei.s: an American invention; which has never
fortune Of Mr.. Vanderbilt Is estimated In America At Moe
millions Of dollars, or very nearly t~o millions sterling.
people of Southampton would like to visit his yacht, he
Immediately consented, and only stipulated with his
88001oy u ex0 empO~ eIeu 10 Issue ucko1 u a0m18-
Eica, shat posr people - well IS rich should see the
North star, aad they felt every curiosity to do 80. The
-four quArternasters, and fourteen seamsu. TWEEN y.four
0ginsers and 6remsn, and eighseen stewards and assist
.nt- The c~aptain's name is Eldridgs. Hs was for many
years commander of . Ahip bet seen Liverpool and Amerf-
Ca A ~dsputation from the chief inhabitants Of South
ampton have gone to London 70 invite Mr.. Vanderbilt to
zesang prevails there that the friendly and magnificent
viit from . merchant prince Of the New World should
he welcomed with becoming splendor and cordially. All
~he have SEN the North Star believe that We may lsarn
- much from her In the building aud engineering of pas
49, ooee ..s siSsm Ss :, We Learnt from the oslenratsd
buadfns and rigging Of sailing ships.
The Turkish Question.
vnw or THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY FROM CON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PREPARATIONS OF THE
PORrHDrHn LAND AND SEA FORCES OF THE
he LONDON 7sna of june 10, referring to the Eastern
By the isvsat man We have received coasta utinoule ;our.
malls 10 the 18th ult ineias;vsly, and Athens Journals to
s..srEE 1880. Snt = tcs nm .re sIeeoy
them given By the Courier Dc ConsontisopA, some re-
esrkA, which are Of interest, As showing the view that Is
okan II the demand Of Prince Aensohikof by the organs
TIE rurhish government. The Courier says
h.vs 70 time 70 delay to develops the psrsmptory
10 Of sueA . demand. We win merely sAy that, in 90
&ding 10 thees pretsnsions, the Sultan would abdicste into
$3.50. q The Car. part Of his legitimate authority; no
3emsnt q dissolution into hs Empire, and he would open
. dcsr 70 anarchy. Consequently, out Of respect TO his
1npsrial dignity; out Of respect to the charter Of Gull
Aane, which guarantees to all Ottoman subjects, with
nut dstineHoa Of religious cresds, liberty of conscisnes,
ME-, property. fortune and honor; out OF respect to the
4rsety OF 18l1, signed by the Ave great powers, In order
to protect the Independence and integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire, the demands Of Russia could not but be rejected
BY his Imperial Majesty. What astonishes every one
here Is, that tho Russian Ambassador has not under
stood that II his demand might have bee. some time
since, In some degree tenable, 1t could NO longer be so
from tia moment that Redschid Pssha returned 10 pow
n. For anet Redschid Pasna. for the Ottoman Empire,
As for all A9ope, the man whom his august sovereign al.
WAys seeks In difficult circumsrancss-the promoter Of
The Ottoman charter, the instigator Of the treaty Of 184l,
&he faithful ally and the most sincere partisan Of pro-
$1,000 to man NJ national ropeili~t;ou fha p;~haIs~. ~