The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

do thy carry all thsss poisa sxesutoa
This docs nspt IN addition 70 ths rarity OF sort OF
thing, and TO ,hs psculsriis< OF in style viii so..sss
smother interest fr'm It's proc<aniag dtsssly ,hs
vs~ iaisn BY ,hs Ports Of We validity OF tas treaties
OF war, and, further from ths very positive
which II snuncstss IN scnscousnsss OF i Sovereignty
over Ssrvts, A. well - the DAnussn PrincipAlidss
THE ANGLo-PERSIAN ALLIANCE.
From the Lone on Globe. Jan 70
We may trust the tslssr.phie summary Of tss
msnt has nos neglected 70 estmAts ,hs ehs.c-s
nor 10 provide for the sventuAites. ., RussoP Per.
siAs alliance In tho coming war. Hitherto have
had contradictory statements TO relations with
PerBs. Once iiform d. with sufcient dis.
tnctnen, that our Minister, Mr. Thompson, had brokea
of relations with the Shah that the Turkish Nuiser
had likewise left the Persian court aad that the Persian
Army was ct brecz intending 70 effect junction with
the army Of Prince WoronsoR. Later intelligence, IA.
deco that Mr. Thompson has succeeded in
nswiDg hts relations with the Persian government "
proving the isolated posit OF Russia AMI making she
Shah uodsrtand what he might sIpest from British
expedition the shores Of the Persian Calf aud the
pobAbii intervention In the PssiAn Bat
the Intelligence from bombay shows that whstsvsr the
successes Of Minister IT rsheran relations with
Persia have ally bsss than squivooL Of late The
resident at Bushre reports the arrival OF very largo
Persian foAbe IN that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loose e1.
PRESTON by the wsy-intsnosd to invade the pAshAk OF
BaSdad Now this Of the services which, Aseord
ing TO previous Advces drawn from Russian Sources Per-
tia 70 rsnde in the and far IL confirms the
frat report OF the Persian Intentions That the Bombay
nment doubted the sincerity Of the shah Is apps
QoSpAtOn
informs that eIpsditonary force intendes to
both by land and besg sapidy organised BY the
Bombay government This may aocoont for the altered
Att, ude OF the Shah and tho arrival OF Lord Ehinstone
freh from Europe and thoroughly iurmed Of the
Of rvents is full assurance ,hA, Psrda will neither be
upwAtohes permitted to assist the Russians with
im nunty. The order for soton however, muss osme
her from England from Cacutta and Lo ID DAhouss
hac left the ecat Of government and sailed for BsImAh
This would TO indicate that matters sum Dty
s'rsight to t OF his absence 1t this excidng juno
turs Of Affairs.
CONTEMPLATED FUSION OF THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC AND GREEK CHURCHES.
The correspondent OF the London TINS writing from
Vienna Jan %, 'erds the folio wing impor
lmprt sable - 1t may sppsar negotiations going
between the Russian and the PApAl Nusco
uh resides here for bringing about fusion Of the
Catholic and Greek Churches The Russian cAbinst IL
anxious TO secure tbe operation of the high Catholic
parry ming The presspt crisis but Of when the
dagger In over the neSo iAtions viii be The
bition Of the Roman Catholic archy will prcbA bly,
oucs IL to swallow the COARSE bait.
PfiDcs hlosoh Is with Prince GortsoSAkof at Kra
joys, and this is evidently Demonstration asa,ns
Prtn.e Alexander, the preFent Bospodsr OF Ssrvia
The photographic despstchss received from Hermana
s'adt, which announce the fall Of Silstris to-
tally fAlss The Of the defeat OF the Russians
befors kAlsfat has caused tremendous sessatoo a.
9us arrest The Archducbsss Elizabeth, the wi6o. OF
the Duke Ferdinand of ,dena yesterday bsthrothed
20 Charles Ford nAnd the second brother the Arsn
duke Atrecht who 10 civil and military G OF
Hur gary Prince Cha les Ferdinand la handler Of the
ten h army CORPS in Hungary.