The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

tsaton to the COLO utng parss Of the the
Austrian government Of the Sih inst witch YOU .tsl
s ts S, e Asrsea rs Ss
the re esta biisnment Of peace she should ppsn to
be forced to take part in the war Austria, then.
sumed IN the Turkish Priuctslities IT, Therefore au
armed neutrality, 10 become possibly armed ir.erven
ton She thus holds as her force may en- be her
to hoa the fate OF the wal. ar tie TENS Of peace in
her hands. And she pre- she 10 Stree " This is
real and proud triumph for Austrian diplomacy The
OF the aliss few months ago We de great sacyaces
TO preserve and shield from danger either side that
empire These "a 'ridces may have been wise, tut the
result OF negotiations appears yet far foG salts
fsctory aud III accards with the boasts aud the prsic
tons II not promises uttered in Psrlia nent.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedent servant,
Portufnna, Aug g. Gil kNRICARDE
Or Caoss Island, IN THE WHITE ssA, July, 1854
must apologize to you for addressing you With ous
Is such thorough truth in your late remarks the
in which the IA being conducted in this quarter that
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We arrived of the bar OF the Archaneei or Dwina
River with the three ships the 10th OF June having
Dutch, on our way down the White Sea- Witaiu thirty
six hours Of our snchoring II came to blow very
heavily from the northwest, which il q fair wind
vessels bound in They came in 10 shoasnot Less thaa
from 800 to $50 vessels, OF which the aj3dy we're
Dutch, having passed us between the 2eh june and
the I'd Of july when the wind changed During this
period it blew SO hard gale that our boats we're
occasionally prevented from boarding, and, AS it
all to no purpose, for the vessels were ali,
with the exception OF Yankee, in bal
last audus We hAye orders not to blockade could not
interfere With them 10 anticipation of blockade any
OF them had obtained numerous freghts and the IS.
constituent Of the Yankee great when lie told
that be at perfect liberty to proceed All these csat
at Archangcl and the first rash has evidently
subsidized, though whenever see, which is not
very often Ii Q case others are seen running down
Ala Of han gel nj in
sea is next to useless The quantity Of grain, me'l.
-four, &C.. which will he exported thence this year viii
felt in the hesrt Of the empire You have idea cf the
extent of this traffic no one can who has got wit
OF 400 miles Archapge the produce Of the country
in and the craft which embark it bring remit
tances either in bills or in specie to just fancy
what blow oula he struck at Russian ncrce BY
q st Jet blockade and what quantity of money would
be remov cd from circulation.
We have taken ore schooner and about half a dozen
lugpers since arrival ard another Schooner empt)
parted from her chors and drove the hir IN the
height Of The gale ate We had put couple of sob
shot through her. got boats board, who
luckily ESCAPED to neutral vessel just she vent
adrt Perhaps you are not aware Of another arrange
ment which has be entered into between the swedish
and our government. 1t Is that the Russian luggers
trading between Archaugel ard the OF Norweg
Lnmarh are not to be moies'ed because upon tbem ia
habtans of that desoiate region depend entirely for
supplies Of food. Now, this is humane and would be
proper were it not liable to abuse We fell in with
heat of three the other day. and all consigned t,
consul at Hammerest Who with the consular agents
at Vsrdo Huns and Vatose seem to have the VII lie OF
that trade in their hands, and the schooner OF 100 tons
which took provided with sort of pass from the
Norwegian consul Mt Arcbapgel
You may depend upon it that the only effect OF the
by facing the entire trade in the hands OF the Danes
Dutch and Hanorerans; and fervently hope that,
yOu and your party win force our government to adopt
is done.
The very moment that the gale broke which was on
the Sd of July went to work to try and get the steam
ers over thu bar Of the Dwna inside which sixteen
teen gunboats mounting long thirty six pound
ers and pulling forty sweeps We sounded the only two
20 bs 1T Ss -four
cupied us all the 4th and 5h o, July, and then the
Mrand the vessel Of the lightest draught among u.s.
that for tie present the jos was imprsetic cable
On thu night Of the 9th tho Brisk took the Enry.
f qss sma h the ps in tow and brought
the Dwna admirably situated for vessels
bound to Archange make Cross Island TO acran their
morning the Eudce sent two Of her boats ashore the
mainland to water. That afternoon 1t to blow
Of them just pitched sufciently close to the sierra
Of the Brisk for her to small gig with line to
y TS'a she ased her but ca -s
next morning, at n when she was trying 70 beat
up slOnsshOre Tho schooner and Of the boats
on and since SUNDAY, the eth have only hal half an
hour during which could the ships length and
sCD0Cner
been twenty miles to eeward, without seeing any thing
OF the missing pinnacs They had two days provisions
If It we're not for this ,st unhappy affair, things
would be going pretty straight with us, for we have
picked up Golfer which was sent to us om England
and are consequently seassured about not getting out Of
Alta place cslpd 1use, half way TO Archange,, stands
the strong fort Of Navjorin mounting eighty guns of
time beyond that, at solombcl where he dockyard s
they have ihrAwn mp stror batteries and sgau at Arch
they have the means Of turning ont many gunboss
as they Please.
As FAR learn there is no vessel of any size
on the stoss at present. and vessels war ef.
the river this year
We bad little firing on the 4th Of July, the enemy
boats which were sountirg No damage was done by
them although their practice was god and firing re
%a,saIy quick They have telegraph on the light
persist in working on the Day tried to get in until
the Miranda, which the closest in put SO pound
Our men are pretty healthy, although they have been
tely on salt meat since leaving the Downs. The wea
thick oss and STONY currents we have enough to ao To-
take care of ourselves.
The TURKS IN wALLACHIA.
The General in Chief of the Ottoman army has all.
dressed the following proclamation to the waachians:
have been informed that of the Inhabitants OF
Walachia have left, wish to leave their country,
from the fear of being prosecuted by the imperial 90
yerDmcnt for services rendered sympathy ,nifest
ed to the Russian troops and authorities
smb ace this opportunity Of declaring that the GO
reinment Of august master the Padshah persuad
ed that these acts took place under the pressure arising
from the presence OF armed force,
with to believe that the inhabitants high.
ly the rights Of their country, their nationality and
their manners and customs TO throw theu,seives hy
conviction and by free will into the of foreign
country.
am happy at being able to decae that the Imperial
fogeuness to those who have been msled il there be
any, and that will he prosecuted either for his
cpLioLs bis itcal cts IN favor of the Ru ssaus
during her invasion. But the government Of orr
august master throws the veil Of oblivion the past
has the right to exact and does the most positive
manner require, that in future nhabitant Of wala
CHA shan enter into relations, either directly or ndi
rectly, with the Russian troops with the Russian
authorities in general.
Every act OF that nature will be regarded the act Of
spy and the guilty well their sccomplces win be
brought before the tribunals Of war and will be judged
with al the severity Of martial law