The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

and Lord Straford de Radcliffe. Reschid recently in
formed deputaton of Poles that the hour come for
action, and that Gen. Wysockie would speedily receive
definite answer to his proposals
Klapka invited guest, but on his entering the
room all the Austrian officers left.
II Is stated that the British government has recon-
mended the Porte to enrol Polish legion.
sERvIA AND MONTENEGRO.
Many reports were current to the effect that the Aus
gro, but the rumors had guaranteed authenticity
scutari correspondent Of the Oea DeMschs Post
states that forty Russian veterans drilling the Mon
tenegrins By his summons to his people, Prince Daniel
had de facto, declared against the Porte Hosti
ties began ON the 10th Silva the road to Nick
SIGH. Two hundred armed Montenegrins the com
mand of the voivode George Petrovitch, attacked a
ras ON aony wsy from NShsh to GraSoyo
detachment came to the rescue and the Montenegrns
repulsed. The news of what going on in Mon
tenegro had created great sensation ut Vienna The
movement of troops from Bohemia and Morava to the
southeast Of the empire continued interrupted
AFFAIRS IN THE PRINCIPALITIEs.
Prince Gorschakof has by order Of the Emperor, sign
ed decree comforting NJ Aristarchi the Logothete
dered to Waaohia and TO Russia" Prince Stirbey has
written to Count Nesselrode assuring him of his (Stir
bey's devotion to Russia also recommending to Count
Nesselrodea notice. NJ Hurschursk the Russian Consul
General at Bucharest Strbey it appears did accept
from Russia the pension Of 1000 ducats which he in
formed the Porte he had refused
The Russians have deprived the Walachians of every
description of weapon-even Of sythes nd axes.
COrre6pOnueOI
twelve Polish officers shot Bucharest. One Of
the officers colonel and they were accused of an
intention to desert to the Turks.
THE GREEK CONSPIRACY IN TURKEY.
The recently discovered Greek conspiracy of which the
Russian emissary Baron Oelsner Of the prime
movers, formidable affair The plan to raise
host of 80 600 Greek conspraor in various parts of
Turkey, who at given hour, to put their Turkish
struck at Constannope the further direction Of the
revolt was to be entrusted to English adventurer,
served in the Central American States Oesner
who, during the very time he was organizing the
conspiracy, was receiving 1000 piastres month
the knowledge Of his schemes to physician named
Aska who at betrayed him to the Turkish authori
ties. One of Oelsners accomplices Constantine,
master of Greek vessel, who in correspondence
with H. Metaxa. Constantine had undertaken to find
forty Greek captains who would engage convey arms
and ammunition to Constantnople and to assist in the
work of death. Col. Bobinianof was the middle
between Oelsner and Gortschakof
THE GREEK INSURRECTION.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS AND GREEKs-THE
LATTER ROUTED WITH MUCH LOSS.
On the 25th ult. Arts was taken by the Turks, and
three thousand Greek insurgents under Karaskaki
defeated by the Turks under Osman Pacha. Many
~ to s9 Sss
to Fuad Ehendi An attempted insurrection in Samos
Nontear, mentions further particulars. Arta it says,
the principal centre Of the Greek instruction taken
after Of y The 5000
strong under the command Of Tsavellas and Karaiska
XII left $50 dead The number of their wounded is not
known. Tsavellas' private secretary among the
killed. Fuad Efendi was present at the action.
Yet another account, while it confirms ths capture Of
Peta near Arta, also announces the retaking by the
sutans troops Of the town Of Metzovo-a very impor-
tant poson-for it commands the principal pass
the fIds between us and s:
that they v ~ers Induced to throw openly o thsr
III. - T,,.lra The. -
sgnor Rosetti the Greek Consul who has just been ex.
PEELED from Janna No had they done this than
ard commenced bis protection by syyng Contribution
of 1coc00 pastres He next exhorted the inhabitants
to defend themselves against the Turkish attack the
ely, and shut himself up in some loophoed houses,
HfsHf, having artillery When the city was taken,
Gri,as escaped with the treasure he had collected.
At Peta documents found the body Savellas'
secretary, which entirely compromise the Greek gov
eminent.
With the exception of the Praus all the coasts Of
Greece are ridy watched by the French and English
SHIPS OF Their cruisers at Patras ysnet-
"a Styde and Negroport They suffer vessel to come
out without sending searching party on board Pirates
are swsrming in the Archipelago An English brig had
drfed ashore the isle Of Andres There was DO ene on
board, but the cabins we're drenched with blood.
THE NEW VIENNA PROTOCOL.
The Paris Monite.r Of May publishes the protocol
Vienna on the 9th u and which has already appeared
1t pIecedes it with the following observations -
which 4 has been subscrbea an under
escape The tie which exists between the four
courts with the view Of maintaining peace mensced for
year past by Russia far from being broken the mo-
ment at which France and England have considered that
their interests, not less than their dignity forced
become strengthened. Austria and Prussia solemnly
declare that the summons made by the mari
time Powers to the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg, to
withdraw its troops from Moldava and walacha was
foundtd in right and that the evacuation of these Pn
ciralities remains the indispensable condition of the
re establishment Of peace. BY the frank admission of
the Cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin it is just cause
for the defence Of the general interests of Europe that
France and England have armed. The four courts are
says the protocol to come to understanding on the
means Of preserving the Ottoman empire and of
surrounding its existence with eDcacious guarantees
that means Austria and Prussia understand as France
and England do the necessity of imposing on Russia
conditions which place her for the under the i'm
possibility of disturbing the world by outbreak of
ambition The two German Powers besides have entered
into convention between themselves have the two
maritime Powers single resolution in fact would
have been with difficulty applicable to resolutions al
ready taken and TO eventual resolutions but it suces
TO remark that the treaty Of Berlin is subsequent to the
protocol of Vienna establish that tends to the same
object and Ieposes the basis the treaty of
London.
THE COST OF THE WAR IN ENGLAND,
tIIom the London Times, May 81
The present war peoples war and the people will
not object to for it, Pay for it, however undoubt
edy they WILL and that very heavily indeed Soldiers
and sailors on all sides warning risk our
wooden walls against stone Notifications There dan
ger shallow waters and wear and tear in stormy
So adysed to do the work with strong but ouet
ana patent hand-to blockade and sarye out the
and produce all the effects of by a mere exhibition
of power, but with hardly striking blow. All this
Will be expensive and Is very expensive already The
estimates are now before the House. and win
astonish our readers, unless they have taken the
pains TO follow mp every paragraph of "Prepara-
tons for War" with little calculation of
their own. We say the estimates, but we shoald
rather the supplementary estimates for advance
OF about three millions on The expenditure OF the pre-
vous year has already been voted Toe supplementary
estimate OF the charge Of the army for the year 1885;
over and above the augmentation already voted $780,
600; that for the navy, including the transport OF
troops horses and ordnance, is less than "a 3
that for nance is 1872 1872 The total IL f5 $50
This Is only estimate, which, in war; and especially in
such war as that wagng always falls far short
OF the actual cost Including what has been voted here
u not lar from ten millions, which the British public
cfeerfuy putting down Of years subscription the
great work of International polceto the protection of
the weak, and the chastisemcnt Of the aegressor.
The money might be spent much Within the last
ten perhaps ten times much has been spent
Unsolicited and superfuous lines Of railway which
answer little other purpose than to increase the cost
aggravate the inconvenience Of travelling IL IL true