The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

ume pewsrs, ana Ia may consent to pleni-
Poteptsy To st No the proposed conference for the
pore OF ho.drg hts antagonists in suspense II
ninAtirg the dispute. In the me- ptns the OF
The Porte 10 the OF the four powers snd to the
collective note OF the 9th OF December, reached vi
This spsSer rontairs the ter which Is we
have recently the sut,n resJy 30 make peace
and those terms entirely adopted by the four pows
who ere to transmit them without delay to ST. Peters
burg The urion Il the four powers is therefore
broken, ard they are sgreed between themselves and
With Turkey the to be ofsre1 TO the Emperor
Nicholas. Should he have the infAtuAtion to resct
them he win reject -hat all Europe is pledged to
TAIN ard eemapd what all Europe Ia pie tged to refuse
The sgoidtion hos thu, reached atpanced aa9e an
any Which has preceded and The Of the Orut of ST.
Petersburg 10 hts last application mx be final and decisive
The communication uow addressed 10 Is the ultimAtum Of
the Port. and Of its aLies
The doubts which attend the further progress Of
this work OF pscihcation. depending - 1t
rely the assent Of RussA not lsssened by the
last incidents Of the We attach little credit TO tho
assertions confidently put ward by the foreign
papers that action 10 which the Turks defeated
Is 600 Russians. had been ought In Little waaohia on
rect il must long ere this have Sss. oonsrmsd Bu, We
have now intelligence through Belgrade, which 70
lance may b placed to the effect that the Turks the
oh inst With division Of II, 900 mon, attacked the
Rusnans in entrsnehsd position not far from Kasfs
carried 1t with great Russans having
lost, according TO this despatch 1850 reinforce
inert Of Russian troops advancing from Rarau Was aiss
repussd with loss CtAle Tohstsn where This affair
Occurred, place overlooking the valley Of the Danube
about ak miles higher up the stream than wddn and
KalAfst and probable the Russians hoped TO turn
tbs Turkish position and perhaps to the river
attacked with Russian division In sntranehsd
camp BY far the greatest exploit the Tarkish
await with great interest the arrival Of further par
ucularg II WAS clearly however OF essential importance
to the Turkish commanders at KAsfat TO dislcdge ths
Russians from position which gave them the command
Of the upper portion OF the river and doubtless To-
tended to play importan. part In the operations
nnplstsd against the lines Of kss'as iss.t the intel
reached the Ssrvan authorities NJ Belgrade the l0h
The most important intelligence, however, which We
ha~ 81 f~xv~ E..e a.
lations with Persia quarrel had arisen betw the
British Charge d'AiArss ct rsbsran snd the Persian
Kerim, native Of CaIdAhAr protected BY the British
government This person, who Ia man Of great wealth,
has demands upon the Persian government which 1t has
been the duty Of the Britain legation TO support The
Persian government, the other hand, claimed him
its subject liable to ell such sxsctions might
please the shAh to put upon him. and :; length refused
case required, that the British Charge dAGAires Mr..
Taylour Thompson, compelled to suspend diplomatic
relations with the ministers Of the Shah. The effect Of
this spirited measure prompt and eectuAl Within
. very short time the Persian government showed ts
friendly r.lstons With EDsanS. rhs .SI.s we're com
pletey turned Prince Dolgorouk the Russian MiDter
and although he threatened the Shah Of Persia with the
supreme dispeasure Of the Gar his MASTER AID exere
every means to restore kussAn ip1usnce, the British
Charge dAares remains for the present faster OF the
field Mr. Thompson appears to deserve great credit for
his arm and judicious conduct In this emergency
but the effs,ts Of his success were not confined
to our ewn relations with Persia. Difficulties had
and Turkey The two States were on the brink OF
and 1t said that Persian troops preparing
to march under Russian officer to attack the TURKS 10
Armenia Fortunately, the settlement OF the dispute
with England seems to have included arrangement
with the Psrte for the Turkih Minister at rehsrAn has
received positive assurances from the Suder ArisR FI
Minister Of the Shah. that Of troops hostile 10 TIE
Ottoman empire ,l be made BY Pc sa and that the forces
concentrated In the northern provinces OF the kingdom
placed there solely to watch the progress Of events
and TO prevent internal disturbances Thus far, then
the Russian government has failed in It's designs upon
In 70 hat into
Of annoyance to the British empire in India OF
additional danger to Turkey. fresh Russian mission
require iDoeessnt Vigilance to the effect Of all the
brides s.d Intimidation At It's disposa but upon the
10 s"ps to 20 r
Any Northern Power, and the moment would b well
chosen to give greater Importance to the Brthh msoa
part Of this century laid the foundation Of long aud
useful alliance For the present. however, the disul.
ties which seemed TO threaten In that quarter 1t
An end.
SERvIA.
despatch from Belgrade, December g. states that
two 6rmaps daily expected there from Constant
nope By the hrs Of these documents 1t 10 said that
and Russia declaring that the Ssrvans need OF
Russian proteotorate, since he (the Sutan) has
Hrped the liberties which they have never ceased to
ing between Servis and Russia are cancelled, and the
Sevians invited to CONSIDER the Sultan their only
suz.r.in The second nrman confirms Of the privilege,
Porte had effected understanding With Prince Alex
apder, that il he .intains suitable attitude Ia the
teed to him.
PERSIA.
statement from Erzeroum, that the British legation has
resumed its relations with Persia The Turkish semi.
official organ also that there to hope that
fenfy relations bet Persia and Turkey will bs main
Mined Notwithstanding the intrgues Of Russia and the
gold which is 80 profussly employed At reAerAn.
to the Affairs OF Had Abdul Ksrm native Of CAndaha,
and protected by the British govsrnmsnt This man,
who IA very rich has claims upon the Persian government,
and Britain sur ported MIN in his claims The Persian
government the other hand claimed him as Persian
subject liable to such exactions the Shah might put
upon him. and q length the government became uso
lent in 70 ererce to the matter that DE British Charge
felt necessary to break off diplomatic relations This
conrg ency VAS unexpected by the Persian ministers
establishing friendly relations The tables
pletely turned upon Prince Dolgovouk, the Russian
kipster, and although lie threatened the dispeasuse Of
the Gar and used every to restore Russian iDu
epee the Brtsh Charge remains master Of the Geld.
Mr. Thompson further followed the favorable moment
BY demonstrating against any hostile attack oy Persia
upon Turkey. To this the Sudaer Aim First Minis.
ter Of the Sh sh replied that OF troops hos
tile to the Ottoman Porto viii be made by Persia and
IL.
ment 10 have failed In Its Persian iesigns
THE WAR IN ASIA.
Direct accounts from Constantnope menti'n that the
steamer Trebisonds brought intelligence the 26h
Of December confirming the statement that the Turks
had BEEN driven back from the Russian territory upon
Kars with much loss. The Russians did not however,
venture to pursue them within Turkish territory.
These reverses relieved BY CLEANS of success
The Inhabitants Of the sapdjak Of Paskho Tchab and
those Of Tchald on whom the Russians thought they
could depend, have declared in favor Of the turks.
convoy carrying fifteen thousand men to reinforce
this army Of Asia 70 set out for Batoum on the Sd
instant. As the allied feet Il now supposed to hold
the Bach Sea- ought TO reach Ii destination in safety
letter from Trsbisonde Of the Goth Of Dsosubsr an.
rom Constantncps, with arms and ANN unition for the
Caans had completely sucosedsd In their object The
iestes had turned In safety Oonstantnops Schsmyl
nad obtained most brilliant He had reached
Nuhhily, called hkswiss Nouka he had Destroyed the
bazaar OF the town and dispersed the Russians who
ceavcred to defend It Having arrived there Schsmyl
vas sppred Of the advance Of the Turks ts Gumr but
the ipcoence and incapacity Of Abd Pasha prevented
heir junction and the Russians s,hamyl return to
his mouptaips seim Pasha, aeneralin chief Of the
armies OF Batoum and rchoureugson, had received de-
,pateh fron Emin asndi sshamyis Lieutenant In Aba
sia announcing that he had taken Possession
a. ths arms and an nuntiou brought By the