The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

irg fort Novoros.h captured, the Russi n, wia
..S ne r.r.s s"pas,so ~ fns "a
then frstJ operate tost the -us-is1 Srst,srs
tsna u sn IN porI.st psc~ 'bs us. ths .----s"o
Of which ~bcros the cou he advantage Of suriny
sequer landing 10 the c. C.me4 grand srA~ Of
ma pg rts pcsstseor tn on the comman Of
that ennsua with the continent on port ~ner~ thcy
are se,srs-sd ty so short dstarcs ths r~i,foroe
merits ma, BE- easig forws rsed c bats 0,a@r poic
s 'be Criw~a may lisssise be ccue,-d pre-
psra.ory 10 more erteu-ive operations ~esss is
he -scopd posioo of the Ku-sans in tue Bi.es ~
posted at Cd. sss would menace The rear a, the
= rcs ir Besa sbs ard . mora effect. the
uan o. .ce9sa Russi,n CIV .Do pos tt"o nish IN
mis'beu quietly to esanlish ourselves tnsr- 10 the
lace @, he empire II artsciir irR With immense ,css,
cc.eIeo by works sdded 20 feeble the
land side ~cu defy the effort. Of the russtse army
sthssto ol is in peculiar aud dtferest pcsi irp itu
to al the extremity of psnin -ua drfenass
p"' ONLY BY gsrr,.ou but afo b, army n 'be l.,
qusrtsr. it rresent rre,sr ciHcuds. to tte s.f.nts
TIE place revertbee<s te carried BY one Of thce
as,.L Mufu &c ~"'" .nru ',scsoss 'M
he dese sive II re<ts vish th- chiefs who-e sk
pruaerc" wen known, tn decide which Of those
a'iops eli equally practicable shouid nrst be unoer
taken /"
ASIA.
The accounts om Ere dated tNe 17th nit state
Il a. the Russisos baviog hban6orst Bsjazd 1t
An English courier TGbriz at Erreroum on tn,
l7tb nit had pouncsd that tho cad was entirely free
between those cities.
although Austria Goes cot slider the REJECTION Of
the four ,pditions bells she still looks to the
Rus sDtscs demanded by the Western Powers as the
erly bns for durable and will thsre.ore at the
same tine that she mantsi0s her AIMED neutrality,
neglect opportunity Of Russia to accept then
he follow ice despa'ch, Gated Vienna Saturday, has
% the E%prar bis Of He
Is about 10 return to ct Petersburg.
Psussss.
he Daily Nears has published the following letter from
Berlin dste6 the 7th Instant
The Prussap govern ment has addressed circular to
al its envoy al tho secondary 6eronan courts The lat
ter will shorts be csil-c 20 come to resout on re-
spsctpg attitude Of the confederation towards Rue
Tin. The. Prussian government tolls ita enso,s
| that although for the sake Of peace 1t sup.
% s',tsa on b, the wssrn Powers Il doe! not .hiek
they indispensable in Gsrmsn point Of view The
con mou pscsctosA'e would be attended with aiscuy,
| sod may bring rarm to Germany The King o. Prusi
capnot then hs Gsrmsn allies to accede TO
tie four conditions in such . manner as to incur
conf manded by the spirit and end of the
Austro- rrussisn convention The King hopes that
case and adhere to il as becomes German Prioce.
re hopes moreover that the Emperor seeing his osu
Russia viii abstain from evrry aggression against
Russia and avoid all complication not necessary for 10
protection Of German interests and to which the con
| ven,ion does nos apply.
| etArm0hvs
In one OF the last sttirgs of ths Diet Austria
posed that ulderburg In Austrian silssa, be made
fortress (BuDder Festung,) TO gusrc agans tus
Prussis slssa ought to be selected
The mis ~ commission Of the let has, however, de-
cdtd in Of Glogan, which accommodation VIII be
| Interesting from Spain.
Advices from Madrid Of the 7th inst state that the
payment Of the imperial debt, which had been sus-
| pended, would be resumed on the IL th inst
1t supposed that Queen Christina bad arrived 10
| Portugal the Sd inst. Tho sor ascation Of her
property had fairly begun The Gverncr Of ovedo had
seized the coal mines which formed part Of it.
The London Morning Post Of the l1th says-'In Spain
things wear rather brighter complexion The 60
vsnmert disposed to paoe limits to the march OF
revouin and whilst endeavoriDg to establish liberty,
to check the advance Of lcentousness An attempt
very small scale indeed made the 2sth Of August
t. get up disturbances but IL promptly and Of
fsctusly put Gown Two OF the Madrid newspapers the
haeor ans The Dioyio Epano have ventursd % charge
S"ue Of the Lore Sta with having foms nted these dis
turtsnces This Is, however very improbable because
fail 70 have read history, and to have found there
receIde5 that IA January l7lS the Brit;sh 60.
Count GJ I herg and seized bis papers, because be-
svee tbs Count be implicated in reasonable proceed
81 wSsoh S,o sipom.,c immunsss o:ss ana
ssent With the acutsness Of his adopt
county ,h.s Mr. souis should have r,.sd his pi,i
BIN, Of establishing repuelicsnsm in spain. BE has,
however Quilted the country for the present. perhaps
rsry residences on the French territory wnsre We pre-
sumo, bis passport vi operate . ticket Of leave
From Paris (sept 10Y Correspondence Of the London
The gadrid msn Of the 9th instant has not reached
PARIS TO day In its absence We extract the following
letter, dated hadrd 5tn, from the Messenger dc Boy.
onne:-
The political situation continues to improve and We
beginning to hope thatit will be consolidated on the
Of order ano progress 10 spi Of the partial dis
content which manfess itself ut all times the govern
nent has public opinion In Its favor and dposes Of all
the elements to insure respect for lie decisions
and support its authority Nearly the whole Of tho
press, the national militia b,dy, and the army
completely devoted to the new order Of things The
position confines itself to cersurng the obsnacy Of the
Minister OF Grace Justice account Of the dismiss
snxisty to pace men Who we're in Office in 1s4s As
ects the Minister Of the Interior his last circular
the ELECTIONS and sh: .I b. appears
ernors, whose radical principles give umbrAge 70
the liberal Union. has gained for him public
was considered sy to experiences proceesea from the
alarming .tua'ien u some Of the provinces bat II 10
Queen Mo'h.y, ,hs easily Be convinced that cons.
that the srss %
sure to rivalry between factions or individuals enjoying
the Of th
To Be hoped that by adopting proper measures and dis
playing some ermness, the government and its dele.
gates VIII be abe to restore ordsr everywhere. Ths
disturbances which lately occurred at Salamanca, Vs.
eneis Badsoz, and other localities have been completely
appeased At aragoesa the National Guard Las offered
its support TO the government for the maintenance Of
tranquility At vaeneis violent schism has manifested
itself between the republicans and tho democrats, who
direct assinst each other the most terrible accusations
The accounts from Seville, Cadz Malags &C., are mype
reass urng. Mr.. lsDacia vazqusz OF the men mos
esteemed FOR his liberal opinions accepted this func
items Of civil governor This appointment and the
oshs dcom omdturs Of the anarchists at Madrd on the
2h had gysn fresh courage to the party Of order In
the sturas the people we're preparing for the elections
At 0viedo the lists Of capddates contsped the Of
Messrs Non Pidal, san Miguel Caveda, Barxsnsnsns;
Escosura, nc In Gacs collision between the troops
and the inhabitants had bssn for ,nsnt apprensnded
and found necessary to change the gnrrisons Of