The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

SION Ii 10 be made but il Is renerallv tak.r . .o,a
nation OF the statement that divisions Of IN. vu,
army win be forthwith there to cooperate =,
0mer Pachs, and occupy the Russians in that
tecgraphic despatch from Vienna says that Omer p,
cha has 900 men to varna there to
the Crmea perhaps the prormats arrival Of the Frenc
troops in hodsvia may enable him to do So reno,
That the commencement Of active operations ON N
truth has been countemsnded is not deserving .
credit.
Inc french government having called for yoluntesr
1om the camp st Bouognc, ten from each counanv
-,se 'nousand In al, immediately forward and
wi" 90 forwarded at once to the Crmea Ten times ths
NUMBER would have volunteered, II required
mere was fearful storm in the Ba * ,ea ON te Ixt
AgTeat number Of transports were driven a.
shore, and the vessels OF the allied fleets .ufyasA
siderable damage The bombardment Of Sebastonol b.s
con aeraby relaxed The first instalment OF Gener.s
hayrans brigade, from Greece had safely landau .t
Daakava. Rsinforcements dropping in d.ilv
boh the Engish and French governments are ersrt,r
every nerve to send troops ammunition and suppls.
with all possible speed There will be no mali ON the lat
december to America, the steamer having ham cb.--
tered BY government for the East
Inc Esypus Frcnch) steamer has brought M Ietters
rom consantinople to the 18th November but owinr
sno s'o IN the Black sea- the mails from the Grimes
had not arrived when she sailed The Sultan Wa sand
ing large achievements of Turks to BalakIayA.
must once more return to the Cerrr.n po-.. :
.nat Austria has now spoken her last word and
tna' she viii soon como forward boldly either with -
without the support f Prussia and the German (onss,
Grafton. ooA'0u
Inc last Instructions sent by the Austrian
TO Count Esterhaxy, the Austrian ambassador A pa,
are OF decided character. In this document ~b,ch
bears date the 9th Of Nov, Austria declares that tb.
nour Tor trng has passed. and she calls upon Prussia
ana the minor States to join her in adopting
suitable to the gravity Of the moment She t
adhesion Of Prussia and the Confederation to the so
points or guarantees demanded from Russia and tho
support Of the armies Of united Germany in case or
war between Austria and Russia
an additiona article to the treaty of the Goth Aprl
oetween Austria and Prussia has actually been sioned
which provides for the adoption Of the said four n;r.
II Is to be casns beli against Russia IL the Ausr;.
territory, or even Austrian troops the Danuban Pn
cpaues' snail be attacked, and Austria moreover re-
serves her perfect freedom Of action whilst Prussia
mts the possibility of against Russia On Thurs
next the question to be brought before the Diet
OF Frankfort when it is expected that the treaty. OF tbe
zotn April with the additional articles win be adoptsd
entire BY a large majority.
IN iact IT would appear that entente has been estab
ished between Austria and Prussia
Geographic despatch from Vienna under date oe
NoV ~ announces, on apparently good authority that
,r'nce Gortschakof, the Russian Ambassador at tho
oort OF Austria has officially notified the Cars resdf
ess to negotiate upon the four points,
There are therefore, prospects of peace once more On
he taps.
The last mail from the United states will have douh4
ess caused some sensation in France as b.. hro,.A<
ne opinions expressed at Washington Of the refu..t>
nov Mr. moSSh SSnlee Il. pssst tbraash a..
a. A.M,ous attempts are being made 70 turn 70 parry
piace ,7f incidents Sht 4 NAV not BE- without import
pnee to bring 5s.as facts which
ood sense Of the American nation win suce TO put
the vain defamation that has been set up and
prevent any alteration in the friendly and long estAb
shed relations between countries which few mis-
chief makers have endeavored to disturb The import
nee Of the commercial relations between France and
the United States viii be shown by the following Details
extracted from the Official returns published BY the
As regards both imports and EXPORTS the United sates
stand second the List Of foreign commerce In 1853
% ans oTiea s ss TO that
country were 1885, 049 0O0f making total Of 4lb
OOOf Amongst the articles imgostsd into France r'r
consumption were-Coton, III, ,970 000f corn, $751;
0Oof slaves, 1854 ooof rice l,ScA ooof and tobacco
3,606, ,OOOf
s.nd7 fo ooo xoosn goods dressed
OOOf 1t results from these indications that whilst
the United States amply provides for the want.
h Sr ~ san shs bays there
in return the comparison Of transports ar from oeing
advantageous to France OF 3s2 vessels which az AZ
rived in the French ports in 1853, measuring 2O6078
TONS the American Gag stands for 302 vesse measuring
1874 664 TONS the French Gag, 80 vessols and ~
tons and the remaining Is vessels belonged to-
nations During the period the number Of vessels
which left France for the United State. was 37o,
tons belonged to the United States ss ton. 70
France; and Al 13,206 tons, to ether nations The
ao1 s
372 s75 tons--namey, four 6fhs were American thus
showing the proportion in which the United States were
gamers by the trade.
soue,s duel At Madrid with relation Of the EN-
press, and his general unpopularity, may have had
something do with the somewhat hasty act ol tho
Frer ch but the serouo charge OF IN
attempt the part Of Mr. Sous to cIsate dscontsne
among certain classes in France has s to BE- cleared
up.
Whilst on the subject Of Spain I may say that the
Esparero cabinet has resigned Spain is never out Of
hot water.
There is nothing worth oning in the rest of Eu-
rope.
Louis Napoleon held grand review Of the Imperial
Guard yesterday, at Paris. Lord Palm<rston was oh
served riding on his right hand.
Lockhart the sos law of Sir Walter Scott, the
thor of ospanish BaIads and editor Of the Quarterly,
also many years contributor to Hac,coo is dead
He was auditor to the Duchy OF Lancaster appoint
ment given to him by the late SIR Robert Peel.
! The Lyceum theatre has again re-opsned under
Madame vestrs and Charles Matthews.
Letters received from Hanburg, Guckstadt Stettin,
swinemunde and sundswah mention that the winter
season has in and that the navigation already
impeded by the ice There fall Of SNOW in London
to-day for the second ts~ this season. and the early
morning frosts Of winter lave been observable for many
days past At times tho thermometas has bean several
degrees below freezing paint At present there are many
indications Of early, long, and severe winter. The
subject deserves notice. from the connecticut has with
all the trading interests OF the country and particularly
with the trade 1t shows that our supplies grain
from abroad win shortly almost cease.
Accounts from Naples tha. the King Of the
Two Sces has extended until the end OF June, 1855
the free importation from foreign countries Of grain, and
win permit payment Of duty ef three ducats per
cantajo net, tho exportation Of ialiow from his 40
minions