The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-18

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..The same objection would be made By the Ottoman
ministry with reference 10 The Cahohc establishments IA
Palestine whenever subsequently, 70 the de,rlmept Of The
native community, any privilege should b. coner-
red on them which 10 not mentioned ~ hs issa nfmAn
THE TuRKnn QUESTION.
We give the following translation OF the second mani
esio Of the Porte. The document. is dated September 8
"We have already notified to the nation that the gov
eminent OF his Majesty the Sultan had protested in the
usual form against The Russian invasion oI the bloldo-
Waachian prIncipalltes and had the time sub
mited TO the great powers memorandum setting forth
all the circumstances OF this act
'More lately. The Of England France. Aus
lra, and Prussia with sincere desire OF conciliaug
the Cover in adverse position, drew up project
Of arrangement and submitted 10 them simultaneously
The news OF The acceptaon by his Majesty The Emperor
OF Russia reached Belgrade by telegraph aud thence
forwarded by special messenger 10 Cons.aniinopls.
Ths eagerAes and socitude the part Of the great
powers s marx OF ,he wei-known irenasn.s .owaras %
TO maintain the principles OF right as regards the sover-
egnty Independence and Integrity OF the Uuoman en-
pre. II has been laid down that the text OF the assu
rsnces contained in up by the Porte at the
time of Prince MenschikoH's departure from Consant-
nople but which remained without effect in consequence
Of its rejection by the Russian embassy taken the
basis Of the arrangement proposed BY The iour siesa
powers; and that the evacuation OF the Moldo- ALA
chan Provinces and The sending Of an ambassador 70
ST. Pe,ersburgh, TO follow its adoption. However
certain paragraphs therein have not been considsEed in
conformity with the particular considerations OF the gov
Of his Majesty the Sultan az well as with the
views OF settlement which he has always entertained;
and his Majesty the Sultan has always acted with the
most scrupulous care and attention in this important
question, involving the maintenance o. hs sacred rights
il is surely also The duty OF his faithful servants and
an obligation imposed upon their functions, 10 act in
manner conlormabe to his intentions Hence. il i
solely with the vital object Of preserving intact his rights
and independence that such important preparations have
been continHed for several months.
at has been consequently communicated 70 the rep
sest 10 The new proec, is impossible, and that the sou
lion of the question depends absolutely on the admis-
sion Of the explanations given BY the Sutans govern
men as well the solid and formal assurances de-
manded of,he four great powers.
" His Majesty the Emperor Of Austria has transmitted
an autograph letter respecting the arrangement 10 ques-
tion, and his Majesty the Sultan has forwarded
Swer explaining the real and positive state OF things.
Such being the actual position OF The question: the
aspect which j. may hereafter assume Will not pc known
I'LL the arrival Of answer 10 these Communications
The Porte meantime, in waiting the result VIII MAIN
tan conformably with the resolution unanimously adopt
ed, her armed sliilude-" (Slgned, Ac)
FROM THE pRIECIPALiTlEs.
From the Vienna papers Of the 22d have the fol-
lowing from the principalitee up TO the l7th inst:
Strong corps OF Russians had moved up the Danube IN
the last few days, and seemed 10 be intended TO lake
up a more extended position against Belgrade.
These movements seemed 10 be no The Turks
the opposite bank and strong patrol parties had been
sent IRON Shuma in the direction OF Widdn. 10
worthy OF remark that Wills! the deph OF water N me
Suna has improved all, the Russian steamer from
OIessa has run into the Danube by the Kilia. in
which there eight feet water,-. M
Two small boats OF the Austrian Lloyd, plying between
Sulina and Galaz. permitted TO pass through the
OF The Dannbe and ii the larger Lloyd steam
ers are allowed TO do NE same. Tue disc. aommvnea-
restored 10 the ports Of the Danube the stock OF Grsn
has accumulated that large Quantities cannot bo
housed but are lying in the open air
There are still vessels sailing up The Danube laden with
maize and wheat and below the Iron Gate there are 40
vessels lying with an aggregate cargo Of $4,000 peeks.
in Rusichuk that the Turkish government was about 10
prohibit The export OF corn. -l
The Emperor OF Russia was to leave Warsaw on tho
23d, sleep ia Graniza and The following day arrive at
Oderburg Everything like Official reception the part
Of the cvil authorities the Pfussian frontier bad been
deprecated but the nineteenth regimen, OF infantry bad
been sen MyslowItz guard OF hoaor. In bresau
there had been only report OF the King OF Pf0seas
coming 10 the Emperor there. but aso thai tbs E
pero OF The French would pass through the town on his
way TO Omutz. The crowd assembled q, the railway 10
grsufy their curiosity were disappointed
The Emperor OF Russia is expected 10 stay three days
The Prince of Prussia, with his and suite. had
rived safely Omuiz, where the Emperor OF Asstra
in waiting al The railway station 10 receive him. and
ali the Archdukes OF the imperial family were assembled
10 receive their princey guest the lodging apponsdf for
THE CHOLERA. s-lfl-
FROM HEALTH
NEwcAsrLE- UPON TYNE
The following is The return Of deaths:
NEWCASTLE, Sept. 2e -Cholera, SO; dianh9i, 3.
The total number of deaths from cholera and diarrhGa
in Newcastle during present outbreak has been l,2<3
In the PERIOD tviz; The first % daysl dunng The
or vaence OF epidemic cholera there in 1881 the mum.
Der OF deaths was 1917.
GArrsHEAD Sept. 25 Cholera, IL. The total man,
ber of deaths from cholera and diaTh9A in Gaeshead
TO The presen, date has been 3oe Daring the like pc
rod (vix: the irst 10 dayO 10 1872, the deaths
amounted 10 i3l.
On account OF the distress which prevails At Newcas-
tie Tyne among the poor, owing 10 the numerous
deaths that have taken place by the visitation OF the
cholera in consequence OF which many families are
now destitute, while children have become orPhans oy
,he oss of their parents Rev Clement Moody, the vicar,
who assisted in his violent object by the incum bent
and church OF the various parishes had made
an appeal for contributions. when sum OF 1900 was
collected.
Eubretdertes, Ske.
WE pleasure calling aensa Of he ladies 70 The fob