Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-05-27

termination Of the Sultan include all Grecian subjects
without distinction in the order leave the territory of
the empire which has followed the rupture between the
Cabinets Of Greece and Constantnope. The French
Ambassador insists that the Roman Catholic Grecans
resident within the Turkish domnions vino not to be
presumed to ympathize with the nsurrecton that has
broken out Albania and Epirps fonented believed
by the people and the Government of Athens should be
permitted to remain in Turkey in the pursuit of their
binary business. The Sultan will consent excep-
tons, and the British Ambassador, Sir STAFFORD DE
REDcLiE is understood side with the Sultan in this
matter correspondent Of the Times thus alludes to
this difficulty:
Unpleasant have been circulated on the state
of relations existing between the French Ambassador
Constantnople and the Turkish Cabinet or rather the
Minister for Foreign Affairs The dissatisfaction does
not believe, extend to the French Government but is
confined 10 their representative though believe they
perfectly aware OF the fact and have been for
time. The General complains, believe, of apathy or
obstnacy the part Of the Government he is accredited
to, and they in turn him Of Jrsqusrie
and objectionable outbreaks of temper In such cases it
often happens that there faults on both sides but
what would be merely unpleasant any other occasion
becomes most serious in circumstances like the present
not of any official complaint on the part of the
Turkish Government, but should not be surprised If
friendly remonstrance were made on the subject"
Exequaturs are being withdrawn in France England
and Russia from Consular agents of the enemy resident
in those countries. Russia still sometimes adopts
markedly mder toward French unctonaries than
toward those of England. For instance the Russian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, notifying the English
and French Consuls at ST. Petersburgh that they
their official functions, rendered the former his
passports but informed the latter that by order of the
Emperor it left optional with himself to leave Rus
STA not The French functionary has received orders
from Paris to return home forthwith this Government
being willing To accent any treatment from tbe com
mon enemy, distinguishing it favorably from its ally
This favorable treatment has been extended all French
Consus except those Of Tiis, Odessa and Warsaw who
have been required not only abdicate all public cha
racer but to leave the country NJ Dies EssARTs French
Consul at Warsaw is reported to have been treated rather
rudey by Gen. RUDIGER, commander at that place The
Consul informed by order Of the General that he
would be permitted take away with him the con-
suar archives. The Consul indignant at this pretension
the part of the Russian authorities armed himself and
declared that he would not only protect his papers, but
carry them away with him at the risk of his m He
finally permitted to leave with all the archives of the
Consulate. NJ EBELIsG, the Russian Consul in Paris,
remains here but has ceased the exercise Of his func
tons.
A letter from the Baltic, of the 18th ultimo in the
Moniteur, says
The thaw Of the Neya is expected in two days. The
ice has already broken up in the Gulf at little distance
from Cronstadt which will be very probably accessible
at the end Of the month The approach Of hostlities
strongly felt at ST. Petersburgh and measures being
taken with view to dangers which profoundly ap
pretended though denied. Four batteries have just
been established at the entrance of the Neva The
taic of the fortress sent eight days ago
Moscow. From the eth the command Of the town will
be divided between four military governors and the state
of siege will be applied in oil its rigor Many persons
leaving for the interior Of the country The depar
Of the Emperor for Peterhof where the Court
to have gone the 27tb is adjourned His Majesty is
in such i'll health that he had been obliged to counter
mand twice review which he had intended to pass. The
dspeasure teonsntemen caused by the policy of Aus
tria every day expressed openly 1t had been
affirmed in salons that the Government pre-
pairing to place that Power, by umatum, under the
necessity Of pronouncng for aganst But at bottom
it with sentiment of Sadness in conformity with
the gravity the circumstances that the attitude taken
the Cabinet OF Vienna and the signature of the protocol
OF Vienna which has cemented the understanding Of
Germany with the Western Powers, has been seen OF St.
letter from Berlin Of the lst in the Post Gazette of
1 Frankfort, says:
eve are assured that during the visit Of the Emperor
of Austria to Prague personages of the highest rank Of
ST. Petersburgh and Berlin will go there. The Duke
George of Mecklenburg Srelitz who is Russian Major
General has left for ST. Petersburgh II is stated that he
will have q command at Revel
For several days past has been ut Ber-
lin that the Emperor of Russia in the hope Of attaching
the Prussian Government to his policy has made propo
stions for treaty Of commerce with Prussia very ad
vantageous to that country The last letters from
Berlin and Of the journals state that the rmor in
question was well founded but nothing is said to the
way which the propositions Of the Emperor of Russia
have been received by the Prussan Government.
The military institution Of which have often spoken
and which have often predicted the symptoms Of
it have from time to time appeared during the last three
years has at last come forth The Imperial Guard is
established 1t is decree of the lst May, published in
the Moniteur last Friday that revves this glorious
mniscence Of the first Empire There is bit Of aecta
ton Ito which, however the history Of the new empire
has accustomed us in the apparatus of getting up the
corps that may well not be signalized PEASANT
The expedency of forming corps dee of reserve has
long been settled thing with his Majesty, as the Minis
ter his report Informs but there has been doubt he
would have to infer to the name that should be
given this corps and finally the hit upon would
to be happy suggestion of the Marshal Minister Of
War himself and only assented to by the Emperor
desty and with reluctance of The report of Mar
shall VALLIENT Minister Of War, states that, notwth
standing the admirable organization Of the French army
there point in which it is inferior to that Of most
of the armies of Europe it does not comprise
copsone of those corps of which the material force is
doubled by moral force based composition of elite
the tcat of services rendered and high military
puation The Marshal goes to notice the Importance
of in war; and state that when they have not
regularly existed the Generals in command of armies have
been obliged form them from the elite of their troops
He then proposes in accordance with instructions from
the Emperor who he has been struck by the ncon
venences of the present SYSTEM to establish reserve
corps But he recommends that avors prerogatves
which the whole army is not entitled shall be accorded
to it. and that consequently it shall be subjected to the
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