The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08

LONDON FRIDAY, June I'd, 1907
Crisis IN the Ea,terw Questionable 7ctches Conference
-Ls Rezuits-Aua,Au ard Prus,ta offer Mediation TO
RSssia-7he Prestse ~ Rusna Brokeu-Treaty Be-
t,scw Asayfd and he Po,ts-Erentnai Occupation II
The Danubtan Princip iiitie BY Ausfria-A Second
Vldgos-Irterestpg De ais y Tho ieschen COME
--Rswos Of Intended Atdicatiow Of TIE Csar-7he
Status Quo Ante-Ners Jro~s the Theatres Of War
Fighting IN the Bdltc-7@o E~qli,h Offers Killed
SAamyt Stays Three Thousand kSssians in AowNsain
PaU-,Stocks, de-
crisis Ia at hand. 1t commenced with the algual de-
feat Il the Russians befs Slsra. The conference ut
Tetschen was drst eons+q u-noe, the Treaty between
Austria and Turkey the srcoud aud this third pending
Austria and Prussia must declare themselves
way or the other. The time has arrived. ..-
Ihave underworld, al aoag, to keep the readers Of
he Nxw York HERALD rrrcty informed Of every
ment connected With toe Eastern question and they will
be able b appreciate the relative positions OF the
different States Of Europe to~aris each other.
The great fact Is now established. The prestige of
Russia Is broken TIE scx man. whose pro perty was
70 be dsiasd before his death, has rallied, aud with
yigor little to be expected, has single handed drven
back the hest troops of Russia.
The siege OF silistra raised Omer Pachs has formed
junction with the esllan, gnnlson-the only regret
IL that tie brave Mussa Pscha is dead Five Russian
generals hovs de oomtathe whole Crcassan coast the
labor Of fty years blood AMI treasure lost and Russia
so "ouA" w vuAiy VI W
power.
And now Austria and Prussia come forward to offer
once more their mediation, tn their relation and
brother monarch They nd that peace be con-
clsded on the status quo ank-,at Russia shall sustain
territorial loss they themselves BY
solemn treaty signed the 10th Of April last to sup
port each other through thick and thin in Whatever
measures they may think ut TO adopt and thew have
called upon The whole Of eermany to support them.
On tho l4,h inst treaty signsd pile
between Aus,r. and the Porte Il, thi. treaty Austria
said enger herself to occupy the Danuolan Princ
paltes after their evacuation by the Russians and
should they not them voluntarily, to compel
Russia TO do 40 by force OF arms In other words,
Austria IL bound to declare Russia that Power
does not immediats, -,thora~ If this version bs cor
rect there be doubt that Austria
70 declare with the Western Powers hope shortly to
be able to send you the text Of this treaty; till
l have read i doubt .his reported bold move
the PrincipAiities, there necessity for the
serve az sort Of barrier ben.na witch the Ra ssisns
can retreat In good order When Hungary triumph
1ps s ia and
arms Austria will try to pay of this debt.
There IL also anothsr rsipn OF this convention
cording to It, Austria sim binds herself such
measures as she may deem necessary to attain her
object This il the more likely version Of the two All
her liberty OF action has refused 10 tavs formal en-
sAgements and It u not hksl, it would abandon this
has arrivedto the Last summons.
Win the Oar obey that summonss viii he r.ecross
tne rTuthf And ne does not, will Austria really de-
clare agaiI Il him9
These open qucsions which facts only can answer
They cannot remain marh longer unanswered.
Notwithstanding the r~uictiou still asserted
and believed that the King Prussia will have an inter
ve~ with the Emperor russia The foatiers They
say he Is broken heal and spirit rumors Of his
intended abdicatioD gaming grouni.
! have rceved som. curious details respecting the
etschru conferences The object Of that conference
twofod hrst, consider tie line Of conduct Austria
and Prussia should adopt towards the minor States
pre- enied by the Ramherv cpference secondly on
tea NJ ut of Ina Ea
question The first question disposed cf-Aus
tra and Prusia egresd ia e6ance Of the minor States
70 act together derrg Opposition empty sound In
Germany The whole ai.c6tion Of the sovercigns and
their ministers wss turned to the second point The
three esentusltics discusSed-I In Gar
should give in; 3D. In he should resist and 3D. In
he should notify hts readiness to prelim
q peace After the conference = very pressing but |
friendly note was sent to the he counseed to
withdraw ut from Mndavia and Wallacha aud to
make promise to conclude p with Turkey In this
Austria and Prussia offered in the Of their
ga 70 os. on
honorabls to Russia
Austria and Prussia, however at the aame time iuti
mated that the refused to listen this
eoda4on they would be- under the necessity Of taking
the aei against him Austria would take the initiative
leaving PrufSia the fronters The treaty Of
aOth 4 Apr win then in execution. Pru.san troops
VII not be brought into action against the Russians TO
the fesngs OF the King who refuses dsh against
II nust b clear that Russia never stand against
Then Gomez the question-ane again refer you TO the
debate In the House Of Loris Monday lAst~il the
Western Powers agree 70 peace the basis OF the status
gxe a~aes tell you good authority they will not
6rcassa Is free, and viii aaaudoned. The Black
Sea Win kept OPEN the ~rdanelles hkewise the Da
rcd and rendered pc.erises 70 disturb again at her
win the peacc Of the world
NOV turn 10 the from the seat OF war The sub
Joined list Of legraphic dispatches will give the
latest and most important Intelligence. The siege
4 has~ been Suspended DE- sS.n,i has defeated
the Russisns in the Darrell p.ss, puttiog 5000 to
the sword In the Baltic Admiral rinmr,dses squad,
Boshnia commencing 1T kem near rornea which the
froutier town between Sweien and Russa-the places
destroyed are Kem, Usssborg, BrAhestadt and Gumia
Ths English sustained soms loss A masked battery
opened upon the boats Of the 0ie Lieutenant CARING
ton . mats, and several killed. The boat was
eApsised and hfsy reported kllet or missing
o0s Of them having bcen made prisoners by the Rus
Ne Ensiish steamer with dispatches from the aest
s.sd 10th Inst has Jas. been .s,ss.pnsa from psns
q the squadron had olv'd to push and have y
agaisst CrcnstAdt think this requires confrrnaton
he vih have Helsingcrs Swesborg and Rcvcl ia his
The Besties ON she Danube-Expected Action
ofshe Allied Fieess An shv Biack ssa.
tFrom the London Tunes, June ~
Tia latest intelligence from the Danube CONFIRMS in
most stirling manner, the hoess We vsatured
yesterday, and " now learn With the greatest satsfac
ton the triumphant termination Of the hrs great
counter q this campaign b. the raising OF the siege
siiatTis swift and terrible has the retriSutou
which mas foAen ON the army engsseu IN TINS
shausfu and unprovoked aggression, and the casstse
ment Is rendered the hmIlating to ths pride OF
the Gar and the important 70 the political indie
pendence Of the Porte by tn. fact that division OF the
turkish army, unassisted By European troops has suf-
decd 10 rep the invader with unsxamped losses Some
thing kss than month has elapsed since Nus.
. Paeha rejected with contempt the summons OF
prince rsskievitsch 10 Surrender the fortress
The regular operations Of the siege began about
the I7ik of May The attack and the defence
carried With equal vigor; Repeated stormns
parties directed against the intrvnchments mines
and countermines overthrow the ~orks and convusei
tie so frequently including in destruction
the be<legipg army and he besieged On the 18th OF
June an orocred huge scale, uoder the
command Of Prince GortscnakoG and General 5chcen,
Prince raskewitch having air sdy becn npcd TO
tire from the camp by confession which undts him for
active service and gill pr.bably terminate his life.