The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
THE TURKISH WAR.
Our London Correspondence.

eHE RETURN OF LORD PALMERsION TO OFFICE-THk
EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON Tuesday, Dec. AZ, 1853
The mos. faent piece Of by the present mail Ia
he return Office OF Lord Palm erston to his old post
90 the Aberdeen Cabinet is Agsin complete The minis.
eral journals still maintain that his retirement had
nothing to do with his OF the foreign policy OF
he Cabinet Iis under All circumstances, rs well thA
1t 20 critical moment any difersace In the Cabinet
Hone away with It also to BIS hoped tia. England viii
AXE now more decided line Of conduo and give that
material support to Turkey which IL requires.
In my last communi clsntioaed that Louis Ma
boeop SOC disguised 1t the want Of energy dis
play ed by government has resolved to bring mat
hers to The subonsi article written by his
orders sent to the Belgian papers, and then copied
Into the ca papers Of Paris The reason why 1t Was
not ps rted in the PAri papers Is, because 1t
would have led to rupture or At least misunder-
sar ding between the tvo governments The following
u the article -
lord Paine rsten is s prolor ged and nothing yst
Indicates that It viii bavs prompt and satisfactory ter
Indulge, th here and At Londop, in va.t range Of
,omn entry, both concerning the caus OF ths csioca
&on OF the English Cabinet snd the difficulties which
I0rd Aberdeen likely to with in recon trucsg
his Administration These oifhculties think at
Foreign po!it,cs II the question for Lord Aberdeen
only to md cosgueif tha question OF reform the
Dole ths principal OF Lord Palmer g
retremen or the poin: vas merely independently Of
any anterior engagement TO d. sias particular
a the Affairs o. the East thsrs doubt Lord
Aberdeen would have long before have pie ted
his cabinet and prepared programme for the co ming
psrliameDtary session Men hs cAu have in plenty bit
The fac. that events have gone counter to bis expsct
Mons He bought he could continue with new COL
leagues, ambiguous negotiations, and doubtful policy
(which .ithsut givirg ToIkey the saas,,cton viii ii
ting En-: land from Fssncs, without breaking with
Rusis, 70 81 appearances paid foil attention
profit Of the power which TIE integrity
Df the ottnmsn empire aDe the balance II power n
pokague is called on absolutely Is declare wh.t be pro
poses to CO. TIE present. Emperor Of he French is posi-
km'y ctrV ID has brought the eon tfore the Engih Ca
tin o; such precision that euey kind OF ,hftng
5sesdatv has tesone impossible The unheard Of
|tnsnt Of public opinion which has manifested it.
Bipope sne Of the defsat of the Turks in Asia rot Of
Inature to diminish Lord ABB embarrassment And
sne, choose between the abandonment Of tho Otto
Empire AID the course OF policy which Is most suit
tatesman only Two con SEES to ,.sesithsr to
The direction Of affairs with thu main
alliance bat that alliance OF straightforward aud do
SIDED chs scer such becomes nations
the head II cvl cation, or TO make way for cabinet
shiloh rs'poa6ing TO the generous sentiments, o. the
Eoei.h ptops, viii dnd lie force where Lod Aberdeen
An:s bis weakness.
Biz o. the return 10 Office OF Lord Psmerston has be
known and Er gland has resolved TO act with energy
n the Fast the two governments OF France and England
ars sgsn received 20 pull well together am tod on
good authority tina. article win appear in the Msni
tear shortly rerac'ipg the somewhat strong CD ervaors
! sgs mat Lord Aberdeen, IS given above
The Fr Lci mad arrived very late In town to day Ia
bcorsequsLce Of bad weather in the Channel. 1t ha
drought tho following important isteIisence:-
i To morrow, the 27th instant, the steam corvette l.
Catcn VIII leave hsrees FOR Consantnople, sith In
structiens nou the freIcb government for Admiral Ba
msln There Instructions will alone consist In or
ds1s to prtvsnt the RussiAns from dsemharknx troops
the coast Of the Baek Sea- they will ao b. to the e
Sect thst shall b signi fed 20 he Russian admiral THROUGH
Tie medium Of an ery Nth flag Of ,cho mil b. sent
ITO SstacIe, a 10 i ire dtf pulling % sea- 1t Ie
mAtna be hsw this Int will be received by
|e6e Rupxns The Russian Get At Sebastepo Of
about fourteen ships OF the line
j II Il expected that the nex Coostantinople mail will
lrirg the OF the entrance Of the fleets the
BLACK Sea Up to the 18th this had not taken place.
tssrsphs Dispatch OF the 15h from Constsr tinopls
|ekys:-
affirmed that tho Dv.n accepts tie resumption o.
1e9ouAuof The allied fleets have no. yet entered tbs
fhe. sra Violent tcmpests had taken place
/ kish'y merchant vessels had been lost The price
et corn nss nssn from twesty aye to ATTY p,strs.
Anmser o. vessels have bsen fre;ghtsd. War has
omc'alJ Declared BY Persia. Toe rupture between the
tschah sni the British repretentaye has been notified
him TO ths consuls The vhos Russian asst has lat
nepe after LAYING stayed there for two day for rep,s
The most important feature in the IL the con
0rma,ou that the Shah of Persia has formally
War to Turkey, At the mitigation Of Rua There are
ssports that army Of 1000 Psrsans are marching
J towsrds Anshauistan. The Indian mail from Bombay
ch reashsd town last night, speaks OF wArks move.
ses In thst quarter Russia has evidently had ali her
pss laid beforehand she Is making great preparations
the shores Of the Baltic Hesnsfsrs has been plscsd
On mIltsv footing l--ge o,wsr feet los el,as
khs fsrssx and In tbs Northern harbor aaohorsi