The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

o. ssd psrhs, not altsssthsr without IL sssaAes Of
the Porte fAis revolstas svsrsy shook Nils scarcely
.sss vhieh had sssa ralssd 70 power d sAra sstzsiy
B.ro. p.y.. tn. rus.l OF Ne A.to:,;s IN
itsr Of The Gar sslsas, in which - declared
sss o.ssss - The union Of rsriiA and was policy
y. =. e q : T. Y: s:s' . q
power y ssr,iA en- sissrsd y ne so.sa.sliss vhsi
nssfs asd sauoss whish y sd n her fron Is Pc
tsrsbus a.d thereby clearly showed that ssrvs
BY the Busiaa eossulatss This breach vas wids ned
sti further By he educated Ssrvfans In Paris sad IN
Germany, who came home VITA French rspubsas iAsas
y: In n. q lass u. n Il
himself vent 70 Pis who're be had several conferences
svsa = % u: .1ds o s. II a,a, :.
served By Servis which, meanwhile became the theatre
Of acton o al political ewira The cautions Of Aus
followed. Prince N.nsohiko6 then required Of Priaes
Alexander thai the hntstsr Of Foreign Affairs and Pred
st.ts -. aeraseb.nin, q the hssds Of the liberal
trench party, should b suspended removed from the
Il dosnsial posts which they hsld. This request was
eventually implied WITH but to tAs latter his whole pan
sion Of 5000 forms annually was desrssd-a prosf,
BY the way Of the public approval which his conduct
received. As however, the Rusuisn ssnaul Jimansky
pi,fsrred further demand for the dmisal from their
r pecvs posts of the sectional chief Of the
Foreign Department OF Zach, the director Of the Military
Acsdsmy OF Zrnobaras the ssstio.A chief OF the
the and the Paos TO rsfass this demand
bscsnfe vss IN snutrsvsntiop Of the law
ler uza, scoOrdng 70 winch no one IN the public -
vice can BE- dismissed from his post without trial. the
proof Of h suilt and the regular ssasnos Of Judicial
tribunal Iepr.ssnt.,on prspsrse 10 this sense, ".
upon employ ali possible means to visdiosts the indie
pencspce Of al thoss IN public situations In Ser
V. TIE i.us.os Of for.iS. .sthoriss Primo:
protest with the Sublime Poets against the Ia
t~Tvsnton Of Russia In the Affairs Of the eousty This
momsnt-At the time, that l. 10 say, when Prince Ma.
sshiho exchanging his most volsat ssnmuaisations
suitable opportunity Of informing the Russian rrtsss shss
the Christian ssbjeos Of the Porte already request
Ing protection against the violation Of their rgh and
bis land from the Ssrvisn govern woad clearly
prove Prince hsnschiks Staggered at this rejoindsr
soch order had emsoassd from hs and must
b looked on - some erroneous paper which had been
Issued BY mistake nom the Russian General Consulate 1t
B.srds In .hor - an abuse Of tbs authority Of that
The French influence. meanwhile, gained i'm
de sssur the R nah Consul General BE became the .
cret counsellor Of the which rspossd entire
confidence in him, and he melted them to many pro-
eesdipg hottie to Russia whereby the brsach between
Russia ssd Ssiva increased Russia order TO avoid
the contingency Of total breach With Servis found il
for the present advisable under present ciroun
stances to consulate her government than to dive her
Dto the ranks Of her apsmss BY assuming the Of
the bully The achieving this delicate yet portans mis-
sion was htutsd to H. Fonton Prvy Counsslor Of Rus.
sia, and m mber Of their Legation ct Vienna In the
tn Of July last this smisay arrived Belgrade With
.;.s q 1ns .n1a hay: ALREADY
matte agent threw the Seivisp government ist1 the
greatest alarm Count Nssssods's letter confirmed the
th 1t the msscn aimed ct the overthrow Of
the Price Alexander Ksagiorsswitch The behavior Of
this Fouton however offered the greatest contrast to
u sysn sou , raaou -
the Prince With Of the Cssrs and seo
ton for him. he praised the u Of tns
full, courteous aabls and stunning with every one;
was careful TO seek the society Of the before
m.ssioIs. leaders Of Of the E.non liberal anti Russia.
sought to gain them over for his ovn interests 5y
way Of strengthening the Russian influence IN
the view Of aiming what we're the sentiments
Of the population In the interior districts Of the
sss the 1s =: p..Ds
ks. the hands Of tns pspss (ears) By which
as...son vas Principally sasd Il: cul shroas1 u:
interior Of the country thus made TO resemble tn
sn snd o. 5, Of s
most mpsssoned hurrahs uttered for the prosoor
Fonton everywhere sxtoled tn. Prince hs govsnment
and assured them that It sole Asd szsssvs s,h
Of the their protsstor Ssrvs united ana hap
Prince s.v "a ,s. q q s.. md
their msgns pmous protector and thus ended Footoa
sioD apparently 70 the sasLfaeton Of beth The parties
Indications, however. were soon manifest Of IN oppo.
.ss lnd a.d whie proved that TIE E.snsh ieau,s:s
s s.ss.r "isou. Is. ia O. 4! F..sh csnsu that he
removal Of the Russian Consulate General from Belgrade
brought and that the refusal Of Prince Aexsn
der 70 allow the Russian Dag even to b. dspaysd % ssr
son for tie sasty Of this portion Of ths city vss e.
pSssse which resulted In the Russaa Oonsulats having
10 sSD tie Gag and quit ssrva alog.thsr. The sars
whilst Russian subjects whilst snt ustsd TO Austrian
protection. Thse was NO laet Of fair .promisss
from ID: Port: e Prince AZ naao: him sha
SIDE Of the Ports. Prombes were sven given that
the prineely dignity should Be- maze hsrd.ry In the
earnestly desired, which exercised powerful isAasuos
him ard which rendered him aoosasibe and Ddeed
more swIAby inclined than svsr 70 acosds % the whss
Of the Porte After therefore, the Turks haA thus made
themselves quite sure OF the PrDees operatios and
bad vitDesssd the forobls expulsion Of the Russiaa
oossu general from servis the Profession himself sx-
oudsd nom the public prayers and sness Of the aursh.
the fortress Of Belgrade restored and In
imp siDs manner the concentration Of troops which Ia:
taken place the oner whom they had been intugsd
in AL this, they had bot to tahs fey steps farther In
advance and tim. smboldensd BY the suoosss Of
their Thu far 10 reject the professionals Of Rus
sia altogether and to sxpsl Il bodily from ssrviA
THE STATE OF ITALY
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tse writing
February the e gives hs following sxposHon Of the
state Of Italy -
The ocuatry whore the corsequenoss Of general CON-
nasrAion viii Be ut soonest felt Italy, we'll BY
Of her geot sphical poAtiop Of hsr political
81 uaion II 10 not therefore surprsing thst ths
the probabilities Of increase the greater the isrmen
tation throughout the whole Of the Italian pennsula and
learn from trustworthy sources that The agitation Of the
public mind ID intense in that country that irou
day another explosion take place. At Naples
the party vhs dssirs change Of dynasty, matter
what provided the BourboDs are overthrow, ere In
movement and their smssAres endsavor 10 gaia the
army In Central Italy and Ia Lombariy the hope IL
secretly bat Ardsntly cherished that The ancient kingdom
Of Italy will BE- once more constituted. UonistakabIe
symptsms perceived At Milan OF that than pas
sve hostility sgaBst the Tsdesoh which preceded the
violation Of 1885, and the refugees Of Psd uoat and Swift
strAnd beginning 10 bestr Themselves The agfta-
ton Observable in the Romasns and thu Msrsnss
has prsvestsd the concentration Of the Austrian
troops In the towns from which thsy had