The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

,kp 10 discuss bat he would say that sasrs asvsr VS.
var In which the people woad heartily support the
goverpmsat.
Lord pssansnt oompAinsd that the sfor nation given
b. Lord uarsadon was neags He would therefore ask
have ben ssnt for the withdrawal Of
the Britain Ambassador nom g. astsrsburg end for stop
Pug furshsr nsgotiations thsrsf
TAs Earl Of uarsadon replied that he ssrry Lord
Beaumont thought his information mssgrs, or that he
had held ont hopes and sxpestaons that rssh negoa-
tOns may b entered into and that psaes may b pre-
served. He uArsndoa) held out such hopes Hs had
already aid that nsgotauoas have been brought to
Close ct Vienna that RusslAs proposals being uaAe
espsble cou not b transmitted to Consantnops and
thsrs end Of them and he had no reason to b.
lsvs that frssh Essotons the subject would b re-
nsvsd. Be unable to state why Count orlof pro-
oDged his stay ct Vienna, after having executed his mis-
sisn relating TO ths treaties between Austrs and Rusda
With respect to the question whether the British Minister
10 withdraw from st. Petersburg he wud say that saos
Baron Brunows retirement there bad not been time TO
do moro than communicate with the French government
but to 7tb would bs sent BY France
and England Gen. Casebrjac and Sir George Seymour
their Ministers at st Petersburg witch Will plsce then
on exsotly the footing the Russian Ministers %
Paris and London have adopted, and diplomatic inter-
course bet the two countries and Russia VIII b sus
pended.
This statement by tns govFnmsnt created much o..
element In the House.
France.
DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN MNfsrKR-GRBAr PRE-.
PARATI0ls FOR WAR.
NJ KisseIen Rursian ambassador left PAris Monday
evening, the 9th, for Germany.
hAd - ha Tail thA mar N
expressed the necessity that negoat broken
off, to pre- pare with vgor for In most departments
OF the military servi.s operations ordered to CON-
tnue night and day. Immense orders for ammunition
arms and socoutremepts arc being executed with ell
haste and the assembling organizing, snd inspeotss Of
troops goes on ceaseessly Gen. Psssisr Is selecting
20 picked OF tho army Of Africa and oooo ID set
down the amount Of the French ntDgens AL night
be ready for embkstion In week. Gambia Was pro-
posed As but being too distant from Turkey,
the island OF Ntysnc will probably be the chief depot
G, eat activity also prevails In the naval department
At Brsst four sailing ships will b ready In short ne
and only awaiting their engines. Lsviss
OF seamen arrive from ell paris. Tho ocean squadron
will be ready to SAIL and the squadron Of reserve be
in condition to rsnforee 1t necessary At Toulon the
ship. Of the line Trident Vile Do Marssss been
put commission, and in about six weeks six other sail
the line and 80 gun frgae VIII DO ready for aotive
service
Prince Napoleon had returned to Paris from his mission
to Belgium.
Tho meeting Of the ssnats Is deferred from the 27h
February to the % March.
Lntest Relative to the War.
The Paris Pa.,is confirms the statement that OmAr's
movement has ont OF munioaton bot Hsen the Rus
sian armies.
The official OF the Cars rejection OF the
Turkish propositions has been received by the French CO.
vsrsment and Communication to that sfsct has been
made TO the Ottoman embassy.
n Ksssef, late Russian Minister ct pare is to meet
Baron Brunow the London OF kiDster 1t Brussels.
olders arc given to the Frensh Atlantic squadron 10
proceed to Toulon supposed to take troops board
Greek coz pEaey had been discovered at Widen A
priest At the head Of It. Recent lettsrs from Widdin
say nothing Of the Illness OF Omar Pacha.
The Russian feet Ii understood be concentrated at
Kaa private letter says that the return Of the allied
fleets was In consequence Of scarcity Of provisions ct
Siropeebut this 10 doubtful.
The infant Princess Of Asuras only surviving child of
the Queen Of Spain, is Dangerously ILL., Her death would
at open the Succession to the Dachsss Of Mont
pensier
Admiral Chads ID appointed to the command OF one
division Of the Baltic set Tho command In chief s not
Jet given, but the Of Admiral Seymour a CHIEF,
with Sir Charles Napier and Lord Dundsna under him.
gro mentioned.
PARIS Feb. I, 1854
AL tho runners OF tho Ill success Of Orlons mission are
confirmed It Ia not likely that he win prolon9 hi,
stay, but will it is said leave directly fer st. Peters
burg FtreseeDg ths rebuff at Berlin, he win re-
frsln from visiting thst capital
1t Is said that the servan Cover nmen yielding to the
suggestive Of the Russian Consulate at Belgrade win
refuse 10 accept the two HrmAns OF the suan unless
Russia gives her consent.
TIE PARIS BorRsH -rhs tAl In Erslish funds affected
prices which, earlier In the day, showed tendency to
rise Thres closed ct 6S 3d. four and aha per CENTS
$3.50
ST.. PETERSBURG Jan. 40 1854.
It Is said nat the Emperor, Who fully aware Of the
poEition in which he Is placed wiz sndsavor to avoid
general asSration, he only preserve his honor
and his Iigha.
The influence Of Count Nessslrods Ii again In the a.
cendant.
1t il also said that the Gar il about to write An auto
graph letter to the Qaeen Of England In which he will
endeavor to prove that he has not the agyesor
An imperial ukass confirms the summoniss to arms al
the reserves - we'll - the soldiers on farloush
POSITIVE yAors.
Several Of Cunard's susrs taAsn up by govern
ment 10 carry troops TO Constantinople Six thousand
mon 20 England. Others will b taken up from the
different stations About ten Thousand viii b. COL
lected to form part Of the st expedition. There no
doubta brigade Of guards viii form part Of the expsd
ton.
The 46th Regiment, that was under orders for Aus.
trsls leaving all the old soldiers at home whose time
would have bssn mp In few years. hold itself
IN readress for foreign service ticking all the best men,
and leaving oil young s.ldsrs and recruits ct home
Vienna correspondent tslegraphs that O,lof leaves
for st. Petersburg, probably on Wednesday.
ne combined fleets we're ct Beyoos Bay the 9th
January, Six ships asaa conveyed ruskish stsamsr
with trot pa into the Black See.
Bncrrx-KhslsieH, late Russian envoy, arrived At
Brussels six A. H., on Tuesday.
EScIAsp-H Ia understood that four vessels originally
taken up the government to convey troops from Ire
land to Malta and from hence to the West Indies have
been taken up monthly charters that they mayb
available 10 proceed to any ypint the shortest notice