The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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Our LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
The Position Of the Russo Turkish Question.
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TIVE ATTEHrTED CONSPIRACY IN TURKEY.
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Views Of the English and French Press.
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ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOB WAR.
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HOPES SOF PEACE.
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MARKET CIRCULARS.
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The Position Of the Russu-Turkish Question.
Views Of the English and French Press.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOB WAR.
HOPES OF ACE.
MARKET CIR RCUlAR 8.
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Ygu wAR IN TIE KABT-THh COAsINHD PLRBrS-
CuEspIRAcY AMONGST ra1 aRkEKs- CENTRAL sU'
EoPK-AUsrRlA AND PRUssIA-GKNHRAL NTxLLI-
GxECE-SrOCKs.
The present mail does not tske out much addition
nj news We are still in stafu qso 1t appears that
che return of the combined fleets to the Bosphorus
was contrary to the express wishes of the English
and French Ambassadors, and they have been order
ed back again TO the Black Sea. The Turkish Ad-
mirai was, at the last advises, Clan. 30 preparing
an expedition to take arms and ammunition to the
Turkish army in Asia.
The most important news is the discovery of .
conspiracy got up by Russian agents to excite the
Greeks to revolt against the Sultan. number OF
arrests have taken place at Constantnople. From
Athens we learn that the standard Of revolt had &C
tualIy been raised. How long will Russia bs allowed
to try her hand at every means she can think OF to
overthrow Turkey, whilst England and France are
continually declaring their intention to maintain the
integrity Of the Ottoman empire?
There has been ministerial crisis at Constantine
pie. The Seraskier and Capudan Pacha have been
replaced by Riza Pacha and another Turk. both sup
posed to be more favorable peace Redschid Pacha
however, still remains at the head of the ministry
Omer Pacha is laid up at Widdin with typhus fever
With the exception of skrmishes, there has been no
regular fighting at Kaleat since the battles of the
sih, 7th and Sth January.
There can be no doubt that England aud France
are making active preparations for war with Rus
sia. glance 1t tine columns Of the London papers
will convince you OF this Ten or twelve English
regiments are under orders for Constantinops, and
some Of the fine steamers belonging to the PENN
sula and Oriental Company will be chartered for con-
veyipg them.
Count Orloff left Vienna last Wednesday for st.
Petersburg having failed in his missia-at least 30
We are told. But there are rumors that he bears
hack to st. Petersburg apromse on the part OF Aus
tria and Prussia to remain neutral Now, It quite
impossible for Central Europe to remain neutral,
piacec between East and West Such neutrality
would be tAnsamount to . participation with Russia
Central Europe is filled with all sorts Of combustibls
matter which the torch Of war would soon set in
blaze, and If Austria does not oppose Russia she
AuusG look to herself. Let Us take Poland, for In
stance. A Polish legion Is under formation In Tur
key, and will be commanded by General Wysocki;
but the General delarss in his pro ;amation or circa
lar that the ultimate object Of the legion must be the
regeneration Of Poland. And with Poland rising,
would Hungary remain tranquil? General Klapka
has turned Mahomsdan that he may have command
on the Austrisn frontier, and hundreds might say
thousands-of gallant Hungarians are fighting with
the Turks. or Lombardy it is needless to speak
The Italians are ready to rise at moments notice
Austria has it in her power to prevent European
war by declaring against Russia, and 1t would be
the kndest act she could perform towards her "dear
Imperial brother" Curiously enough, there is now
talk about Austria and Prussia offering their media
tion between Russia and the Western Powers-in
plain English, that the two German Powers intend
10 back out Of the Vienna protocol.
Tonight Earl Fitzwilliam puts question to the
government, demanding information respecting Count
Orotfs mission to the German courts. Lord Caren-
don will have to explain.
In the Commons Mr.. French has given notice that
he will ask whether II il true that the English and
Freuch fleets returned to Constantnople contrary to
the wishes Of the Ambassadors? At all events we
shall hear something.
Austria is concentrating . large army on the Ser
vian frontier. The Turkish ambassador has thought
d 20 ask an explanation. Count Buol simply OBJ
served that It was precautionary measure.
according to the Staxdard, two or three Ameri
Can officers had arrived at the headquarters Of the
Oucmsn army.
Tne Overland mail is telegraphed. Burmah still
appears to be in very unsettled state Our officers
Ars continually being assassinatsd, In China the
imperialists seem to be gaining ground.
Sir Charles Napier will, it is said, take command
Of The Baltic fleet.
Jenny Lind has suddenly changed her mind, and
dos, uos come 10 sing In London, as had bean an
pounced. The great case, Lumley vs.. Gye, in which
Lualey claims $50 900 DANA yes for the loss Of Wsg
Iee's services, comes of next week. Gye viii open
G vent Garden Opera House in March.
Miss Cushman is rswing good houses at the Hay
market.
London Is quite full now, and the parks offer gay
sad lively appearance
ALBRRMARLs STREET, PlcCADILLY,
Friday, FeD. 10, 1854
1he Nesc Crystal Palace at Sydemham-Marittme
Losses off the Coast of England Prince Gortscha-
kof-Rasstan IBtriguss in Pdris-1M 1eie
groph IN France-T Toscn Gossip-Ths Theatres,
&C., @c.
That magnificent fairy.structure = the New
CRYSTAL Palace at Sydenham--which in beauty
lar exceeds the splendid building in Hyde Park,
vb,ch contained an exhibition Of the worlds indus
try in 1851, is fast approaching completion. The
Egyptian, Italian, Mineite, and other courts, are
now in state that fairly gives an idea Of their
futare grandeur. The geological portion, with all
ia wondrous resuscitat.on of preAdamite fe Is in
advanced progress; and the grounds, though still In
the rosgh, are sufficiently marked out to show what
issy will be, when completed and adorned with the
vcrdure Of summer. We know that every exersion
Is being made in all quarters to hasten on the prepa-
rons for spring, and II has been announced by the
managers that they will be prepared to open it on
Il May 24-the Queens birthday -whenit ishoped that
royalty win take part in the opening ceremonial.
The prevalence Of easterly winds is always ex-
tremey DISASTROUS to shipping, especially those
engaged in the coal and coasting service which are
ncvs too well provided with hands. The last month,
gsever, has been more disastrous than any period
inown within the last sixteen years aud upwards Of
coo losses Of vessels have been reported At LORDS