The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06
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the treaty between France and England had been inter
changed According to semioicm looking short lead
ST. article in this days THes, the 5ect of alliance
O. the two Courts Is stated 10 be the re.establsh
ment Of peace between the I'm eror OF Russia and
The Sultan permanent basis, and the preservation
Europe from tho dangers ich have disturbed the
general peace Tor this purpose in oder to rescue
the domnions Of the Sultan from foreign invasion ne
Epgsh and Fronch governments agree 70 combine tAeiF
military and naval forces 4 manner sufficient 70 ae.
compllsn he results taey have in view. IAey olha
Themselves 70 accept any proposition tof 'pe oess
ton o. hostli,ies agiust Russia wthoa. having oou
mic ted 10 each ne nature o. such 0fefufes' An9
distinctly disclaim Al exclusive advantage y themselves
from the events wuiah arise, aud thy invite The
rest al Europe 10 operate win thsm "a az finance
destined solely project ihe public Interests OF Europe
Ib,ieyo mi, version 70 be substantially correct.
F,ts are hurry ing On. The Aonitctr that
H.. ention between Austria and Prussia has just been
signed II is true th.t Baron Hess the stran special
Ilenipoteptiary Berlin has to Vienna, but il
wac reported the prussian capital that he had failed
ia mission Probably the version in the Moaiie'y Is
the one, and msy explain the sudden departure
d the Duke OF Cambridge for Vienna
VIII Austiis and Prussia perae again, Russia IL
is riddle st TO be solved; bu the solution cannot be
postponed much longer 1t is ALREADY step towards It
to know that Austria aud Prussia pun together. The
next question s--in what boat DO they pulls
The Russian government has again spoken. The 81,
Petersburg Gasee publishes Two documents, the one
declaration rather yndcaton, Of Russian policy in
the East, the other Russian Wow OF the confidential
correspondence.
The most important point in the other document is
that Russia declares that the poupares propositions
&C. which object of that correspondence, we're
Hommunoated 10 the austrian and PruSsian govern
monts
Ills scarcely tales with the cavalier amor in which
ibey were treated by But he probably say
ing soft words 10 then of corner Of his mouth,
~hils he deprec ing them from tho other.
nrmatiou denial Of this assertion will doubt be de-
lntnded the Prussan Chambers, and from the Dict at
Frankfort before which body it is said thu policy OF Ger
many win be brought,
Count de Hatzfedt, envoy extraordinary of the
King OF Prussia, had an interview with Louis Napoleon
On Wednesday, when lie presented autograph letter
from the King The Duke of Cambridge = accompanied
" Vienna by of Louis Napoleon's Off GERS gordon
nance There is evidently something brewing but 1t IL
hazardous to advance opinion too hastily. The funds
went up on the Paris Bourse when it known that
the Duke Of Cambridge OF to Vienna
The French Baltic squadron has sailed from Brcst for
the Gulf Of Finland 1t consists OF nine line OF battle
ships frgates nine corvettes. las marines
and artillery board,
The English frgate Asnphion, which got aground
saad bank has been got on. Sir Charles Napier mas,
believe addressed report the English government in
which lie not dssmulate the immense difficulties
he contend against in the Baltic The ships Of
his squadron have made nine merchant prizes, bat
naval action has yet taken place either there in the
Black Sea. We nave not yet heard that shot has been
fred and the Britsh public getting very inpatient
Admiral Dunda especially is accused want of energy.
II is Officially announced that Russian squadron
left sehsstopo very quietly despite the presence Of
the combined fleets in the uxne proceeded the Cir.
coast burnt their forts there, and took away
Eve thousand lighting without opposition, TO rein
force Sebastopol The iauaide RasSe publishes a full
account Of the whole transaction adding that the Rus
sian vessels spoke the English frigate Sampson and the
French frgae Mogador whilst this manoeuyre going
The combined fleets actually (at last advces
anchor in the little bay between Baltshk and
Kavsrna, about twenty leagues below the town
Of Kostendje. This town has been burnt down
by the wild, irregular Turkish troops on their re-
treat from the Dobrudscha The report that the
bad been taken and destroyed by the Russians in the
seeth and almost in sight Of the English and French
Reets, IL pure fabrication.
The news from the Of is, meantime nossarne
sAs,sstn.eaeu three defeats. The Greeks aght
like devils and the instruction is put down
by English and French Intervention, the Greeks win
prove good help to Russia. AS it is Turkey is Obliged
to send . large portion of her troops there.
Letters from Constannope OF the 10th that
Greeks were fast leaving that capital Up TO the STU
5000 English and French troops had actually arrived at
Gslipol is said that 1900 British troops will be
quArtered at Constan nop and that barracks being
prepared for them II seems however that 0mer Pacha
had demanded reinforcements for Varna which badly
defended and that either English French troops will
be ordered up there forthwith. or their move
nents will depend much upon and circumstances
Il appears that the Northern Powers Of Denmark
Sv eden and Norway have in addition to their declared
neutrality, made private agreement (that is to say,
their rulers have) with Russia forbidding than
four ships at once to enter any of their harbors.
The report that Odessa had been bombarded and taken
Is not true
The letters received to-day from various ports In the
Baltic show that the navigation is steadily opening but
the harbors far from being free of Ice The Russian
vessels of kept close in port and expected
TO venture out Several Russian merchant vessels
had been captured.
A letter from Madrid says
1t is stated, apparently on good authority that the
exgencies of the United States on this government are
very pressing, including, besides heavy pecunary in
demny FOR the seizure of the Black Warrior tho dis.
missal OF the present Captain General of Cuba
conference Of full powers his settle all
future OF the kind at Cuba without previous re-
ference to Madrid IL this account be the Spanish
government will probably reject such demands
IMPOR TANT FROM SPAIN