The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

the 10th took place the 18th December for the
QUESTION Of the collective note communicated TO Rsschid
% the agreement Of December 8. This collective note 1t
win be bred merely expressed the regret OF the
POWERS o. the outbreak ano continuance OF the war; and
invited the Porte to STATE upon what conditions 1t would
be ready to negotiate treaty Of pea,e The result OF the
Deliberations the 18th Is embodied in aeschids
answer to tb0 ambassadors on the following day. The
Porte has accepted all the advice which the Powers for
msly undertook the responsibility Of rendering itthat
is to say all the recommendations embodied in the In
sructons to the Ambassadors but, by its resolution,
1t has condemned of the bases OF the Vienna protocol
and the very which had been previously condemned
BY public opinion In England
The Porte refuses to come again under the obligs.
lions arising out OF the treaties which Russia has
nys Rbpsed and then broken and while procamlng that
policy less than duty the maintenance and
even the extension of the rights with which the Sultan
has at various times invested his Christian SUBJECTS de-
that driven to defend ts very existence with the
sword the Porte will net insist less than full
ereignty within Its ewn doninions.
The Porte 10 ready to send plenipotenary to treat in
by the Car 1t will adhere to its original qua Of
the evacuation Of the Prncipates, bat viii not renew
the broken treaties Of Kaipardji and Adrianople
From these terms II must be admitted that tina pros.
poets Of not very speedy The Sultan by CON.
sentDg to treat through penpotsnti.ry desires 70 con
tnue the consistency and moderation that have ohaao
erzed his entire prooeedngs should this last effort Of
acustr fail the Powers win be rrevocably bound to
give thsir energetic aid to Turkey.
They will have the to do this since the Do.
feon OF Persia and the discovery Of the Russian schemes
In Eastern Asia.
There we're rum 0fe IN nopo OF change in the
Turkish ministry but except the appointment OF now
Captain Pacha it is not likely that any other change will
Atpresent occur.
FURTHER DETAILS OF TIE BATTLE AT sINorK.
According TO Investigations made 1t Snope by the
British shp Reibution tbs Turkish fgatss resisted the
fearful odds opposed to them for m hour and half
without foohing The first Of their losses the Ma
vick frgate whose captain All Bey being msnaced with
boarding by three decker, and having abandoned all
hope Of successful resistanos oay blew up his
Eel At the end Of ths above period the destruction Of
the Turkifh force frghtful and completes.
Some Of the ships burned by the snsmy's shot,
others blew mp, and Others whose sides literally
beaten In by the weight Of the Russian metal
snpped their cables and, with the exception Of two,
dred ashore. The Russians then manned their yards
and chsered in honor Of their bloody victory Having
done this, they immediately rsoommenced firing upon
the helpless wrecks from which feeble dropping Ore
still returned with unequAlled forttude and did not
until the work Of destruction and butohery WAS
complete.
The support afforded to the Turks by the land batteries
WAS Intellectual owing partly to the lghtness Of their
gums and partly to their ere being intercepted BY the
Turkish ships.
The folowingis the efcial report the Turkish loss
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