The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

At any rate, any recurrence Of TIE attacks msds q
take nlace after that territory has been formally taken
under the protection of England and France, such
wno have directed the o the aes and We
trust the Admiras well that their Rrst
duty hold exclusive possession Of the Black Sec BY
any means in their power.
THE RENEWED NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
The correspondent Of the London Times writes o. fol-
lows respecting the fresh negotiations for psaoe
1t Is certain that fresh negotiations ne ON the taps for
the settlement Of the Eastern question and however
they are destined to terminate that hopes again very
generally entertained that these negotiations win not be
The propositions said to be adopted by the
four Powers make to the Emperor Of Russia
on point which he has had most to heart, viz: the
alone with Turkey The Porte will Of course, have the
right to consult with its allies but the negotiations
wiz take place without the intervention of third par
ties, who will only step In when the moment comes
Tor negotiating separate and independent treaty, by
which the four Powers will guarantee the stipuations
OF the first With reference to the evacuation Of the
Pncpaties is proposed that II shall take place sim
ultaneousy with that the Black Sea- that the
win the Bosphorus when the the
Pruth Neither is 1t certain that notification Of me
nacng kind has been addressed to the Gar relative to the
passage OF the than to the evacuation Of
the Princpalities but Is positively stated that Count
Orion has been made acquainted with the real sentiments
OF the Prussan and Austrian Cabinets and of tie proba
tiles will decide these powers to unite, once for all with
the Western governments Count Orlof has quilted vi
emma with the ervent resolution, at least to all
to impress upon the Emperor Of Russia the absolute
ssty Of longer persting in line Of policy which
must later ALLEVIATE from him the Powers that
were hitherto most friendly The facts just mentioned
proceed think it right to say from Austrian
In another quarter less open to suspicion is alleged
that on the 10Th or aoth ut the autograph letter Of
peror of the French to the Gar, (and which pre-
viousy communicated IL 10 said to the English Cabinet
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tween Russia and Turkey the basis of the Vienna note
modified by the Porte that the negotiations should
take place directly between Turkish Plenipotentary and
Russian of course reseryng to
herself the right Of taking counsel with her allies that
an arrangement be effected the treaty shall be concluded
between Russia and Turkey, but that convention be-
tween the Cabinet of St. Petersburg the Ottoman Porte
and the four Powers should place the execution Of such
treaty under the of Europe and that the seat
OF the negotiations should not be either at Consantnope
or Mt Bucharest.
Another authority mentions that propositions have
been made to the Emperor of Russia in the of the
four Powers for the conclusion Of treaty between the
bellgerent Powers only with the second treaty
vention between the four Powers guaranteeing the
cution of the first that the old treaties
examined by the four Powers and that treaty be-
tween Russia and Turkey, Of explicit nature to
the relations between those two Powers be adopted
1t is further said that the combined squadrons to
occupy the Black Sea at three pontthe first at vsrns
coast far Batoum to prevent hoses and to keep
the open until the negotiations shall be brought to
close.
The propositions above newfoundland which we are
assured that the King Of Prussia and Emperor of Austria
all their personal influence in addition to the En-
peror OF the French to induce him to accep-are sub
santialy the same, particularly with reference to the
two treaties, between Russia and Turkey alone,
the other between the four Powers guaranteeing its
execution.
The concessions thus proposed to be made to the En-
peror of Russia refer to question of pr0pre and
Of time. There is doubt that consideration
ought to be had for man who is at the head Of 000
greater the consdeston the more honorable and the
durable ought to be the peace intended to be
stored.
1t must not for be forgotten that Russia can
now only gain by time-a month twomore for the
centraton Of would be of the greatest import
her. and there little doubt that she will profit
by the overtures again made to obtain delay
which is necessary to her If 1t be true, as is affirmed
that the autograph letter of the Emperor Of the
French despatched the 29h Of January 1t will
have reached its destination about the It'll inst Allow
ing three or four days for reflection even In case the
decidnr the repiy To- these nronostons ought to be re-
ceived here about the Odd Of the present month
: A correspondent Of the London Times writing from
VIENNA the sh ultimo aludes to the renewed nego
tiatons fcr peace This morning, at O'Clock, tee
graphic intelligence forwarded that negotiations for
peace were st going on and such is really the case
At the close Of his letter. under head Of Latest In
telgence the writer adds Tho conference relative to
the Oriental question is formally 1t Is related
that England and France will summon Russia to quit the
Princpaes and that satisfactory reply Is not given
within twenty days, war will be declared The Turkish
Minister here the day before yesterday demanded expa
nations relative to the concentration Of such large force
the frontiers. Count Buol received him with the
greatest Kindness assured him that Austria had not the
most distant idea Of making demonstration against the
Porte, added that the measure simply one Of
Embassy in this city the day after tomorrow The rea
why Messrs KsseleG and Brunow delayed their de-
Long that they could mot Leave until they
The Russians have taken oil the private vessels the left
bank of the Lower Danube and collected them above
Otentza
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times writing
on the same day, says Count Orofs instructions en-
rejected and even to enter though doubtless Indirectly
into further negotiations with the four
after the rejection of the Russian reply This last danger
is however, avoided by the dissolution Of the Congress
of Ambassadors, which, as hear, has already taken
place; but the fresh proposals not yet rejected
though they not accepted far at present
learn. Doubtless decision of sort has been come
to since Count Orof leaves Vienna to-day, and the En-
ppr Of Austria leaves on Friday for Munich The fresh
treaty Of unconditional neutrality the already exist
ing treaties between Prussia AUSTRIA and Russia shall
for the latter Austria and Prussia shall undertake to
continue their mediation and at the close of the
each of the latter Powers receive equivalent for
any territorial acquisition made by Russia
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
letter from Bucharest of the Both January states
that Gurgevo and Oenitza strongly fortified by the
Russians Letters from Kraova dated the Sd ult state
The object Of the last movement Of the Russian troops
to establish communication along the entire line
Of the Danube The Russian army in front of Kalefat
had been reinforced by four regiments of infantry two
regiments Of cavalry and three pieces of cannon Omer
Pasha is well informed Of all these movements and has
taken measures to defeat them.
Subsequent letters from the Danubian provinces
that the atrocous recently adopted by
the Russian generals had produced general evaporation
The peasants in the district of Mehedenz had risen
against order commanding men, women, and even
young girls to be employed in the severest labor The
villagers at svosla having refused to obey, the General
detachment of two hundred Cossacks to chastse
them. The unfortunate people defended themselves
courageousy, but, having arms they were overpow
cred and nearly all murdered few who escaped gave
the alarm in the neighborhood. All the inhabitants Of
the adjacent villages to the number Of three thousand
fell upon the Cossacks during the night and exterm
mated them The Russian General preparing
his loss in the brutal manner and to march against
the villagers with his brigade The Russians, moreover
having consumed all their provisions, had seized
upon every description Of food belonging the natives
that the majority Of the latter reduced to state
Of starvation
The African force intended for service in Turkey will