The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
We are without news from the seat OF var. The
,ied deets It was said had entered the Black Sea- al
thoush the public yet what day. with
What Instructions they entered This lax OF forma-
,icn which ap 2esrs remarkable to Americans Is far
from being the result OF accident The governmsnts OF
Europe keep the telegraph In their bands and safer noh
ing to pass 1t but what suits their purpose. An
authen announcement that the fleets had entered
the Euxpe with hostile intent would have caused sud
Cen depre sson the funds but the preparatory
that suffered to y about for some days. prepare the
public mind for any announcement.
The ruuors respecting the prospects, Of peace are
fused ard unfavorable. While some persons maintain
that the Emperor Of Russia has consented to ssnd en
potenary the Congress of Vienna, letters from st.
Petersburg positively that the Gar insists that tho
religious question shall be arranged between himself and
the Sultan without tho intervention Of the other Powers
II Is added that the Emperor has objection to send
representative to the conference but that he to
himself he right to treat directly with the Porte all
that relates to prosctorate Of the Greek subjects
On the 22d ut the French government received official
ntsa 90 that the combined fleets had entered the
Black Sea- accordingly probable that the Russian
ambassador would demand II he had not already demand
3D. an explanation with reference to the entry Of the
fleets and whether 1t Is meant hostile demonstration
on the par Of France against Russia.
The answer expected to BE- that the policy Of tbs
French has undergone change that peace
is still the Object II DESIRES and thas effort consistent
with the national honor and the integrity and honor Of
the Sultas the ally Of France, win be spared In its ct
taipmsn and that the presence OF thu fleets less
ose dem nsraon than for the purpose Of preventing
recur,erce Of such calamity - that which has rs
Gently pace Is stated however, that on the re-
si ,pation of Lord PAmerston the Emperor Napoleon
caused note written IN very plain terms to bs sent t.
tie Earl Of Aberdeen asking for definite explanation
whether England intended to stand by Turkey, desert
her In her hour Of need.
1t comes by telegraph from Vienna 22d and states that
despatch had been received there from NJ de Bruck,
dated Constantinops 20th and Immediately oommu
atod to the Ministers OF Britain France and Prussia to
the effect that the Porte ,l tend penipcntiary to The
confe, ecc provided the Russians eudcaok the Principal
lilies. The ambassadors Of the three Powers had been
instructed urge the Sultan not to insist on this con-
d IN but him that the integrity Of the Turk
ish en- pre will be maintained and that the PrncpaIities
.ha be restored the dispute with Russia shall
have been settled.
A Constsntnople despatch, dated l6:h mentions that
the Vienna note reached Consantinopls on ,he 18th,
when Redschd Pacha had interview with the foregn
He prom sed to Go his utmost for the further
the 2oh but thought that the p taken BY Persia and
Russia wor render srrangsms very difficult Both
the Turkab Mnter in Persia and the Persian mister at
consaninope have quilted their poss contrary to tbs
Il vice If the French aud Englhh Minister'S
The Turks preparing for expsdt IN against Sc
bsstipol
Confirming the above have sccouats from qepns,
24h that the Perssns and Russians hare opened direct
commune aton and that TIE Russian General Yermolof
to the Persian forces BY avises OF tho 22d
We also learn that the Persian Bsserbsgs have received
orders prepare quarters for the reception Of troops
the overland Indian mail brings confirmation that the
SHAH OF Persia has LETT Teheran with his army, number
ing SO COO cavalry with 600 pieces of c,nnon and 3ooo
camel loads of ammunition to cooperate with RUSSIA.
At la,es. scoeun.s the army bad passed Tabrez Tae
shah had sent envoy to Doss Mahommed to point
out tie aovantsge= 81 his siding with Persia and the
Russians.
According to the Koner Zsitng, curious deveopem ut
sre ming TO lah which ind that Russia has long
been preparing for the peaent crisis large expedition
has been secretly organizcg under petence of cam
pagn against the Khan OF KhvA For fifteen years past
Russian SCENTS have been busted in organizing ths Mon
scsn and Krgssan hordss supplying them With money
and ar aud teaching ,hem in concert From thi.
1. IL asserted that Russia may obtain the aid o.
,ooo hrsu,ars mos y horemsn, that If does
powers the win rage along the entire line OF Europe
and Asia ard the colonies Of NORTH western Auerisa
Odessa letters OF he 9Th state positively that the Js
sondib ninety gun Russian ship lost At the battle Of
sinope The Ccia bulle Inns do not mention this losa
his ship bravely ata:ked by Turkish frsats aud
10th vertels beg up. One of the Turkish admirais
sdes do camp hai died Of his wounds at sebasapol
Tt Admiral omau Pacha has himsel. had limb
putated, ard now lies In dangerous stats. TIE Turks
Themselves estimate the loss they sustained at snops in
bips munitions and treasure, A. twenty millions Of
| pissters.
The tead account OF the massacre OF snops brought
By the Ensifh irgss Rerbuton confr as the previous
statements which had been made the herosm Of the
Turks, tie urrel npg ferccty OF the vctors Ard the
lsnsnsatl txei Of the dsaster hich hs, occurred.
bat with Russian lneoi battle ship hopslsss threw
lighted match into his powder .ape and bic NJ his
own vessel a. d ,sas e the enemy The rurlih Admiral
decker o. 10, alter he hac inflicted eonsds Damage
his opponent and had himself lost leg in the sction
dsc'etit TO the gallsn. servs o. Eagsnd and
France to y that In naval engage re,orded Ia
podsrD times has hopeless reSis to orsrwh.lm.
ing force been nAhtsiLel with desperate rasolu
ten. According 10 the lster OF CONSTANT aopls
respondent published In cur thri edition OF yesterday,
ut OF $50 o't man sa'lo only eso-and those most
we're wsnoriy destroyed ~ tia R1san guns after TIE
,e'ion ha virtually ceaeed and when asg was LIFT
even II they had wished to surrender but the grea
number fell ia tbs deliberate discharge OF their daty
sndcans to the lat the no,eness Of their calu mni
l gied race
From the army in Asia there later reports.
The details Of evens Go bear out the victories
claimed BY the Russians.
Two lewes Of recruits were mads In Poland the
nights Of November Gath and December 3h At ths
Of eight 10 every thousand Of the inhabitants
and tho uckless conscrps were forthwith 81 Mt on adsr
etcort TO Kew to be drafted into the feet the ask
sea and The army in ths Part of the Russian
fcre IN Poland haa teen ordered 10 join the ~ Wal
lachia From Bucharest, 18th ult learn that during
the three days before, lyge ui troops hIi
nIrchrg upon Lesser Wslscbia and that Pr1ce Glrts
ckshof pat tksn tie command; AMI A. Constan.nople
teieersphich despatch from Omar PsohA, Gated sth
's.es That lie isswNe the Intention Of hse vements
20 attach kaafst
The Eoroptan resiisnts Of smyrnx have sollsei 3oo