The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
TIE TURKISH WAR.

since the date of last despatch per NssarA.
Austria has dsn anded whether the Russian court would
offset TO European proectorats over the Carisda In
Turkey To this the Russia government replied In most
positive language, that Russia would permit other
Power TO NEEDLE in the matter OF the Creek Church
Russia had treaties with the Porte and would ses the
question with her alone This which 10 have
the stamp of authenticity autographed from Vienna
to London on tle Afternoon OF Sunday, Sth inst.
telegraph despatch announces this entrances into the
Black Sea, the 3oth December, OF division of tbs
combined feet. It faly expected in London and
Paris that the Russian Ministers would demand their
passports M beips that this feet had aivAncei
H. Ksseen the Minister At Paris, had however, said ESQ
II reported that the movement Il the nset mo
tved and explained In the despatch Of N. Drouyn de
rHuys, did not appear him to be hostile, and sners
ere would await further from his govern
msnt Tempestuous weather Is assigned the reason
that the feet did not earlier enter the Eaxine.
In the Journal OF ConstAntinopls Of December 24.h
have the latest account OF ths operations along
Danube The Journal says:-"A At the momsn. ~ ara
puttr to press dsspa sahes dated the l9sh December
have arrived at the War Oos ooncerang the operations
OF the army Of Reurslia They contain the reports o.
three engagements that have taken place between
prevents giving full details Two com paniss Of infantry
from the garrison OF Kkeft and 1870 cavalry escort
rg AGO wagons sent fora sing expedition whsn about
six lssgues from Kslefat they met pNty OF
Ccesacks, who wished TO cut them OIL Ths colene in
command OF the Turkish detachment drew up his troops
and the wagons In battle array hot aght snsusd add
the ut tina. the Russians fed with considerable
loss The Turks lest only eight killed few wounded
The steord battle was In front of Sstowa. A small
Turkish division engaged with considerable number o.
Cos'acks The later were repused the Turks making
ten prisoners.
"The third engagement WAS bat slight A steamer
towing two gunboAt again presen ted itself before sachA
and sarchir. The fort fred on them. and SUNK both
gunboats besides damaging The steamer, which then
theered of In all haste"
In the Turkish paper, the Jdei Hauad of Dec 2o va
nnd IS folows-"ws have already announced that the
Russians captured Turkish steamer and took it to
Sebsstopo where after remaining ums 1t sent
10 ODESSA Afterwards it taken back to SsbSstoeo
with some Turkish prsanerr beard. 0le Of them
managed TO get into the hold and cut hole In the bot
tom, which sunk the ship. This is authentic"
II Is said that from Count Nessslrods has bsen
rem ;ttec TO the English cabinet In to this de
msnd "will Russia to the Establishment Of
Proeotorate the Christian population In
TarSsyS' The Gar has answered that he will al
o~ Any foreign Intervention in his cinsrsn,s with the
Sultan, and that he will admit participation In right
which he has go we'll acquired.
Advicss from Cosstantisopls Of date Dscsn
b~r g. Harmony had tssn rs.established In the OF.
toman ministry The Seraskisg Minister OF War 70
taina his portfolio, and the rssgnaton offered BY Reds
ohs PachA has not been accepted It stated that
the ministry had agreed the two points following,
namsy,-That II the Russians svacuats the Principali
ties Turkey viii to the privileges Of the
Christians oooa,msd BY . congress. 1t was, doubt,
this assent that Austria applied for R1ssas consent
to . European pro.rctorats OF the Christians. The
letter add: Some symptoms Of fanatlsiam have
been shown In the CITY and the rayng ssns Of the old
Jaaisaes have been displaysi marks Of discomfort
The demonstrations OF me Sofas had strengthened the
party"
We have received the following letter from Instant
rople dated Dec. 26 -
At Grand Courc held on the GOTH the Porte scceptsA
the note Of the four Powers authorizing them to
the negotiations Of psaoe, certain conditions favorable
to Turkey, which runs % feloss:-
T. the uBde tignsd Ambassador Of her Britannia Ne
jesty accordance With the Of France
Aus'Si, and Prussia have the honor 70 make kno to
the sublime Porte thAs the governments Of the four
Powers having st reason to believe that hs Majesty
the Emperor OF Russa does not consider the negotiations
broken And put aside BY the declaration Of and its
consequence snd knowing, moreover from the decara
tors made by hts Imperial Msssy, that he s anxious
eely to insured equality Of rights and privileges
conceded (ocoye BY his Majesty the sultan and By his
glorious predecessors TO tho Christian untes sub
jects OF the Sublime Porte
by saying that she would eonsde her dscorous duty
continue TO manta the said rights and privileges and
b always willing to put end to existing differ snc 81
between the two empires:
The proposed neg tions to be based -
Fret on the evacuation OF the Prinoipsiss
possible;
Secondly, on the renewal OF the former treaties;
Thirdly on the sication Of the HrmAns relative
TO the spiritual privileges ooncsded by the Sublime Porte
to all Der subjects not Mussulmsns which commuuicA.
ton made to the Powers would be accompanied BY pro-
per declarations given to each OF them.
nj sd tn IN n rta tna
question 81 the holy Places and the religious establish
mems a Jsru,uie would be definitely adopted. [rbs
arrangement the oonstru ston OF churcn and
The formation a Russian Ospexe at Jerusalem
TIE Sublime Porte would make knsva t. the repre-
pieuipotentary to establish armistoe, and TO nsgo
tate the above mentioned basis with the
Of the Powers in . neutral town
The declaration made by the Powers in the preamble
of the treaty OF The 18th july 1884, would be formally
confirmed by the Powers interested In the integrity
and in the independence OF the Ottoman empire and
that OF the Earopean convention
The Sabine Porte would declare her Arm resolution to
give further Development to her admin sys
lem, and to her internal Improvements, such will
meet the wants AID Just expectations OF her subjects OF
PARAGUAY D'HIILIERS
L. DE WILDENBRUCK.
Pera, Dec IL, 1853 B. DE BRU9K.
The moment the above demonstration was made known
tae clergy (Soss) conceived the idea OF protesting
s.arst the same and to make dspl,rabs dsmonstra-
uons which, however, had unpleasant effect, owing
All tranquil the 25th, but the folio wing proc'a
nation plainly shows the Of and
its anxiety to keep the capital in good humor:-
THE sULTANs PROCLAMATION.
Seeing that the overnmsnt OF Russia ia constantly
shor pacific Intentions, the allied governments h,vs
need them TO the confederation OF the Snb,ms
Pore AM asked Its Intention tho subject The alter
therefore. red. cted upon and discussed General
esenbv. held Al the Porte, ga turdAy the 17th
SUI DAY the 18th o. R.bl rval and eons ipg OF al tbs
ns'ers and virisrf, the uerl,s, military and nnvs
IN GERS srd fur ,te Eariss OF sAte.
Considering thai declared IN Or der (, maintAs
The hight 7eri or al integrity OF the Subme Porte
ariu dcisioa given, TO the effect that ths
rn Powers shculd 10 rformsd in answer that peace
pAbs o. ersurioy there conditions for the pres and
for the foufe wonlt not be elected 'etva given By
the steiful.Itm, having corhrm this arrangement
,rd tie odIs OF fs Imperial Majesty also hsviay bscn
U,d In that sense, the matter hbs been Asi
IN tis shsyo tbs AmbA,esdors OF the four Powers
Behold thereto that the prseut STAGE OF the matter
Of question and answer and that for the present
far frcm there beng pesc1 tl- tapis there
,ven any talk Of an armstice AMI th,t he sse Of