The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

and this letter to the jcurnslth. Morning Herald
sesms TO me likely TO publish such paper Should 1t
Your name WIN not sp ear in any way. You have
only to send he resolutions are this letter to ths dice
Of the Journal and my signature win STOW from whence
II cones. dtslike copcealment.
Believe me, my dear lord,
Youis, most sincerely,
l. That the maintensrce OF the Independence OF the
Ottoman Empire Is OF great importance for the security
OF some q tne sreAett interests OF the esns SUBJECTS
That attacks have been lately made upon that In
depend ence.
B. That those attacks we're made with great advantage
the attackers derived from sitors they had obtained
upon the confines OF tho Ottoman Empire by various
treaties
ard tie Emperor Of Russia the treaties bet Teen those
tov.r.igns are there by rendered void and Eul
That for the purpose Of giving more security to the
raid iss should not be renewed between the sublime
Porte and the imperial Russian sovereign.
House is OF opinion that her kajesys Mnists who may
be engaged any negotiations for peace between the
periA Russian government and the Of the
Sublime Porte should employ all the means in THAR
power for the prevention OF the OF the treaties
whsh have been rendered null and void by the exist
snes OF aar between the Russian and the Turkish
4 That the opinion OF this House. 1! might be high
y advaAtse TO the interests OF her MSjss,s sub
jecs and for the future preservation OF general peace
that her A,ssys Minister'S osrg On, aged In any neso
Ation that may be foot for restoration o. psacs
enda,ors that any new treaties made between those
Powers It should DO provided that the Sublime Psrte
,noud ss put IN Of the territory between ~:
TO be crawn from -, on the Pruth, TO -, On the
That the raid Ministers should also support the Sab
lime Porte in the due fulnmept Of any engagement his
Majesty the Sultan may have entered into with tho nis
pendent Caucasian chiefs.
FINANCIAL SCHEMES OF RUSSIA-RELI
GIOUS ENTHUSIASM OF THE EMPEROR.
According TO acvices from Berlin tho Russian govern
mtnt has resolved upon increase Of (neAry $50
0C0 In the paper circua oD to meet The cost Of the
In progress At she Tine to prevent tbs
distrust that might thus to occasoned iaemsHts
given cut that tho specie in the citadel at st Petersburg
UNITS to $l01 while the existing paper
lsion coca rot $l7b GOO 900 Al this est mats Is
Put forth for financial purposes 1t Ia well to receive 1t
From g. Petersburg direct Gates are to January 49, at
espeoi.y Of fugar denoted increased apprehension Of
OtessA letters Of the llth nit. Many ships
were arriving and were actively procuring csoss but
lAbofers' wages were exorbitSnt.
despatch pubnahsd from st. Petersburg January 49,
rays that since the notification Of the entry Of the fleets
into the Black Sea- tie varke enthuaAsm OF the upper
clafsss which very strong has dimniuhed and
among the people generally the ardcr for fighting has
consider, bly, cooled Gown Another mi,sve OF the
Gate says the contrary that AL classes enthus
a.c for But 1t is very doubtful either despatch
came from St. Petersburg Other advoes FAY that the
Emperor 10 state OF religious txsitLtion considering
hmsef tho chosen instrument OF God, and destined
to uld th. Turkish prophecy By planting the upon
g. soph.s moiqne this very year lie regrets that he
ing ul6lled his mission.
The Russian papers, OF course, take their tone from
this suppo state Of feeling Of the Gear Tho following
from St. Petersburg journal s not without spice u
hurnor:-
FrInee ard England invented fer the csmaul ths word
ilderehdence word that had before beon found
IN Turkish and talked the Turk Overt be-
ssi e
a,. a and
cd Z, weak and Icsp:ble f resisting the power Of
The Porte hr dd and deaene1 declared against Rus
STA ind sled BY ing reports md allowed itself
ndu,gs ridiculous belief Of lis tupioy to Russia
Omar PsfhA the Danube ~ OenIa and marched
" the election of Ruohar bur WIS compelled 10 return,
With The approach Of winter interrupted
the on the Danube The martial aohievsmests Of the
TURKS on the Ahiatc 'front.' consisted in the dsvsst.on
snc Of few ARR etias colonies And shas too with
suob that the followers
Of Mol am.t srs by the same erooy and
they showed At their first noursions ino
Europe One chsnge In them is however " be noticed
Of lcir PashAs speak French, and they al drink
champagne.
WAR MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
The thsatsnipg aspect OF Eastern Affairs is having Its
Influence in Italy The Piedmontese govern espe
caliy active and Is al ing al the gsrrsons and mAgs.