The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
The Turkish War

TIE PRoPosITIos FOR A Nkw PEACE CONG RKss-
THREArSNso nIoT IN coNsrANrINoPLR, ETC.
Authentic int s-scs confirms the previous report
that the evening Of D-csmbs 20 the Porte accepted
the mote Of the Fslr Powers and says that he would
not, under certain conditions, object TO ar nlstcs
but continues TO ev.cuAtion OF the Prnei
psltes be consents to Congress In raj cIty-to
revision o. exist tr-aser, and 20 consider the pro
prsty Of further .m.horsioR in the coBd ion of the
CHRISTIANS. his sovereignty must BE- maintained
The deliberations % the Dvsn continued for three days
the 2)th, 2lst, AND I'D.
On the deliberations trsnspiring In ConstAntnopls
the 2tst, tumnt from mob Of three thousand
SAfas urged the Ulsmss, having assembled pre-
sent remembrance 10 the sultan declaring that the
SsheAts constitution violated BY the rssolu ions
the Council. For time riot feared aud . force Of
MARINES from ths Eussh and Preach steamers CALL
% 10 ConstAstrope. rhs night however, passed over
quietly, and tbs 22d proclamation WAS issued and
quiet restored Several OF tbs mob arrested and
bsnLshsd to Csnois
THE FEELING OF TEE RUSSIAN GAR.
Something oesrn- Al TO the aston Of the Gar was
daily looked for at Lcudou and Paris
was stated, from ST. Petersburg that the Eu.
psror formally rsseted the emma protocol and rots
Of the 9Th, but would consent 10 receive and
the Turkish propositions Of the 3oh, above although
he persists In refusing TO the right Of
intervnoE in which he says Russia and
Turkey alone.
1t reported several times during the weak on the
Paris Boure that the Casr hsd received and rejected
furnish propostion; but the rumor premature
TIE ALLIED FLEETa
Up to the 25th T~cs the aisi hsets had not en-
tered the Black ssa owisg to tsmpsstuous weather.
Contractors A. vsls ordered to form depots 1t 81
nope, Varna, ard Treoironds.
The Instructions TO thu bests that In thu Of
meeting Russian ships of they vii In the o,
their respective vsnments request the Russian officer
IN command TO return With his ship ships to s,bao
pol where be viii md further insti uctons from his gov
ssnmss, On refusal to comply force viii be used
Russian Eta ten shs,t feel the slightest sla,
n regards the threat OF the allied squadrons On the
coarsry they that the entry Of the aesv will Be
the signal for simutsnssus outbr, In lodA, Algeria,
Greece and Greek nsuretion throughout the Turkish
empire al being esdy osAni1si BY agents Of the ar
TIE HOSTILE AaMrHa
Heavy s,crrs prevented any operations u m'g
nitude, but there small ssirmihes daily Sst 'sen
The outposu o. the tvo armies.
Russian dss Ach say, that the Turkish Army In Asia
totally disorssur.d and thai ssim Pschs snd General
GuJon have he killed b. the troops. No one believes
this.
Turkish accounts Acknowledge the evacuation o, tas
Russian territory In Asia but say vss effected without
the reported loeses.
ABIDE Psebs commander In Asia, ia Removed aud .u,
cesded by Ahmst paohs
TUE Position or sKRvIA AND PERSIA
Two HrmsBs have been sent 10 ssfyiA ons suarap.so
ing ell serv.n privileges and the other cancels all tn.
Turso Ru@ha treaties, but permits ssrvia to claim The
protssuos OF all the Powers
me latest from Persia Is more Satisfactory but
pesms irrscosoi Asls With the statements that the Rus
saaa General YsrrniIo6 oom names the Psrsian sray
uoarsAatnopls despatch Of the 2s,h ult say 'hst
NJ nonpscs, the British Charge IA Persia, has tao