The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

when Frspee was Il igor ls4s no ore 50 courage
ousy FIR ard and ssrt-d the prp opes Of rider.
His uuers took plsce urdsy asd persona OF all
Hcs opinion hurried to the to offer last tor OF
respect TO of race for whom F.Ancs a. i.s no sue.
oetsor.
PAHIs Jan TO 1874
Srecadtioas Of The Political Qdnncs on the EaSe- Qes-
tic's-Dfs'ip Preparations of he Rurians Projected
Ba! Coa'me al the Court-The Empress reported 10 be
Enc>ne dc
belief s rapidly spreading here that the Gar fairly
beaten BY the attitude which the Four Powers have
snmed, not mention the unrstsksabs pluck and cou
rage of his cespisd and Turk at last ready
to hear reason. 1t is said, informed you my last
that Austria Ia fairly alarmed and that the Autocrt
clearly peroeives he 10 gding himself with belt of
1t tain that he has submitted 70 the entrance Of the
combined fleets into tie Black Sea with the utmost aa
billy and ccndsscension ordering every craft belonging
to himself TO keep close into SssAstopol that the
French and English may have all the luxury OF the
Euxine to themselves. Then everybody seems iaca-
cd TO make him . bridge OF gold to retire up
on In his wrath, he or raid, earthly power
should interfere betwixt him and his insdsl enemy;
and IT proposed that the Emperor OF Russia and the
Sultan ssa each sen preventative toysn charged
With full powers to negotiate The stipastions OF the
treaty to be entered into shall be discussed under
eyes OF the Conference and that the negotiation will
really tie only between Turt Ard Russia the Conference
interfering directly, though is members would
there As Witnesses OF its arrangement 81.
I" By giving his adhesion TO this arrangement"
his organ, the Asmblse Rationale, 'the CSAr win not
depart from his preDsion TO treat direct with Turkey
will not give up 10 Europe the ,tttlemsnt Of affair
which he considers only concerns himself; and on the
other hand, the Sultan remains the uod on which
in srests o, each parry. will bs thus protected,
and 1t is hoped that negotiations may DO opsned,
and lead to, good result" All his however, smooth
turn There those who doubt altogether the probA
blty OF any peaceful solution who think that nothing
yet has happened wuioh 1t is perfectly CONS ssnt
with the snt-cedents Of the CzArs cArcer to presu
him to have oreseen That the Ottoman army has dis
played energy than he may have calculated upon.
may be true bat he has shown that he feels himself
strong enough when dspoied fairly to do give that
army check Minor Casualties cannot be supposed of
sufficient portsnce to interfere with psr deeply laid
and the rsult of long and anxious cogtaton The POS.
sbty Of intimate alliance between France and Eug
land could hardly have escAped monarch Of such pro
verbal and the temporzng character of the
German disposition-now hot now ut moment
in array against him, 1T another the subssvent aAttsr
OF hs ideasmuBt have all entered into his cAlculs
ton Why there should have been strange
in hs military operations on the Danube where OF all
places might be sup osed his precautions would have
been best takep Is certainly puzzle; but there
many who are inclined to suppose that this is less
fcrtuitous than 1t seems.
1t Is certain that the letters whoh have com. to
band from the shores of the Black Sss that the
Russians were adopting 1T Ssbastopol and along the
whole OF the south coast OF the Crmes signifies
measures. They were organising the various strate
gca points works OF defence and batteries stnsi
I q
the light house, aid vessels OF var In entering
the adsteads and finally they had given the oattAon
forming the advance guard Of the military colony whi
has lie centre OF organization in the PROVINCE orders to
enter the town to enfors the garrison already placed
wArlike footing Tne news OF the last decisions
to ~ Cons anncpe FOR the entry OF The squatrons
bad become known In s The Russian ,rts Of Black
Sea- and Of the Sea Of Azop where 1t produced verbls
panic and the the government of Russia ha,
given all Its attention to Sbasopol and neg c.ed to
nd the other points though OF great importance to the
comm ercial in erefts.
he I'm of aioua E.la
most conhctrg character There SEEMS however, to be
doubt o. ves fighting having taken place with
graf carnsge and that though their has been
most dosgedy contested that the Turks have emaned
masters of tie fsld
The late weather hss given Va, to some Of the
mrst de fogs with which this Of Atmos
pbere has, per hAps been visited At this ons
impepeuabe mist bangs every quarter of the town.
and II rs only with the est diff suy that
ply their route Pedestrians have trouble In 6ndiuy their
customary CT apnls OF c0muuncaton AZ bu.iness sud
pleasure >ks to feel the s,snaug 90 of SO
ubu'ual uitAti'p Tho Emperor coss all ne TO
give Impulse to season which. from various Causes
seems keiy to be the dulest Paris las known for
years grand bail Is anpcuoced for the 23i irst and
that the En- pre- ais dl costume 10 take pa 60
on tie 2sh Of February, AID that 20 long . notice is
OF dress Lady C,sley LApbassadrc d a,Iesrre
raid TO lave already Iecsved her som mau.s on tas
subject, sad hat sh.raotsr Of graf smpresmsn has
Teen assigned her. The Emperor and EmPres take
svey opportunity OF showing themselves to th publo,
apn The Amoun. Of physical toll they Gust undergo
nis wsy must be 'ery severe. Two three nis hts
In the week hey to Be seen at the various theatres
k.dulousy pa'Ionipg alike the opera and the drama
sne as 1t pretty generally ,derstood that NIpo.on in
common with his race has but little natural taste for
music 1t may be supposed that his at,endancs upon
e me OF these exhibitions not amons his duties
report got abroad that the npre.s sho vn maui
Fest indications Of being in that state which w.uli
doubtlass prove OF surpastrg interest to her imperial
hn eape but is believed that Il only fond VISA
which ge'srsted ,hs hope which faiotly acksred for
moment and then died away The is no doubt that
the sbs'nee OF an heir is deeply felt by Napoleon
leaves void vhich to invite the onpAtion OF
ltgt mkcy II rot ~ present at least At some future
period. The marriage Of young Jerome, the former
Prince OF the Mountain continues 10 be talked OF but
jerome has Assuredly holi pom the nation AMI il is
generally thought that his position In the event of
90 IN OF Napoleon would very muca resemble that OF
Richard and that his reign would be Of brief
Duration.
PARIS, Jan lo 1854
Fiictudtions in Pablo Opinion tie Eastern Questioa
Temporary Si1pnsto~ in the Orders Gren for the Prou
sonir9 # the Army Of Erpodnion-Rumms Of Secres
Neo",. ations between he Courts Of France and Rsna-
ludeciacn of the Gor1nment-The Government and Tie
Journal des Daat.
The political situation has become somewhat clearer
within the last Few days and put aside the exaxse
rators Ct confidence indicate by the OF tae
Bourse the following may bs taken the pana lion OF
this unexpected optionsm The representatives OF the
four Powers assembled at Vienna had approved Of the
acquiescence Of Turkey in the protocol OF tae Doem
ber and hal forwarded to the Gar through the nsd
Vienna would feel discouraged at the subsequent
conduct Of Austria and Prussia. These two Powers hal
severely blamed the publicity given In the &onihm to
the collective nots Of the 9Th Of December and hal
found sill greater fault with the resolution come to
ayrupo by the Englsh and French governments to give
orders their fleets TO enter tbs Black Sea without nrst
apprisipg the mediaiog Powers. They found equally
Dopporune the incidental resou ION taken BY the two
ments 1T the suggestion OF France to notify this
n aritime movement to the Car. The circular Of
Drouin DO Huys, which appeared Unexpectedly 10
the Monsieur, they Likewise held to be III judged II
might therefore, be supposed that the conference woad
have been encouraged from trAnsn lifting to the Car
fires positions IL thought that the confer
hat been dissolved and 1t Ia it's nued exstenoe
that to have excited In high circles fresh hopes
the mAibter ance ~ peace
lave been positively assured that the Emperor had
given orders for the of the provisioning Of the
army which bad been Umenced upon . vAst scale
IL is contemplated to have six hundred thou and
under arms divided into six armies . plan OF the
En- and the O Shich ara IN hs sprsad