The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Am Informed Inst TIE French gsvsrznsnx has not
yea reosved any osa confirmation Of thu attack the
fos bat tnss IN TIE event. Of any hostile cot being COM
fairs has the determination Of the govern
nent TO take . terrible revenge
vssn which reached Bsyoos Bay ON the 9oth The Ma
rengo 80 guns her way also to Join the Asets and
the Napoleon, now undergoing repairs win b ready for
naval authority declares that the stssm squadron Of TIE
Levant alone In the Black Sea- has nothing
70 fear o% the Russian ss S. v.y
always dsadvant.seou: to the enemy It stated that
has also been approved by his government notwth
standing the dsapprova of the Ambassador 1t Constant
npe the reasons for that step being Of such kind a.
here that the French Admiral did not consider the risk
to be great anticipated by his colleague and that
ne would have encountered it, not at anchor in Hnope
However this may be, the unpleasant feeling at Con.
stantnope occasioned by the return Of the fee
Gained when that measures being takeu
by the allied Admiras to escort the Turkish convoy to
Baoum and to watch closely the appearance Of the Rus
santnope say that the nomination OF Ria Pachs to the
post Of War Minister Of political meaning the
government being s determined to make concession
to Russia incompatible with the dignity and interests Of
the Ottoman empire. II considered likely that Me-
hemct Ali would be appointed to the post Of Minister Of
mncn ne mas onet nea 30 Inas .r ns
portfolios between him and Ria Pacha.
is reported that the French Minister ct Athens has
been instructed to communicate note to the Greek
eminent relative the encouragement alleged to have
been given at Constantnope to the parties implicated In
the conspiracy in favor OF Russia and which has been
recently there and that the Greek government
has been informed that not at taken
to prevent such encouragement from being given to the
dsaected subjects of the Porte that Athens and other
towns of the kingdom of Greece win be occupied by
French garrisons.
private letter from Constantinople Of the Both ul
states that the arrests connected with the conspiracy
lately discovered still continued Individual named
Yanko Psanopua Of Russian extraction arrested
the 25th He had resided at DobrOda for some years.
under pretence of commercial affairs Some curious
revelations expected from him. for he struck
with terror being arrested Paul Kassich, Austrian
vice with Turk and when he arrested he claimed
the protection of the Austrian Consul, NJ Mchanwicz
who demanded his discharge The police however
maintained their capture. The Consul then demanded
Turkish police agent added his SEAL Considerable agita
ton prevails in the island Of samos The inhabitants
greatly rritated against their Caimakan. Prince
Vogorides is exciting the inhabitants to revolt.
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, whose influence is every
day increasing at Constantnope has sent NJ Hughes
aache Of the embassy to the island to ascertain wheth
er the Greeks have any just cause Of complaint The
writer Of this letter does not believe in the pacific decla
rations of the Shah of Persia He preparing actively
for war in the spring Axis Khan the Persian Minister
organizing corps of 5 900 He pays for everything
in Russian gold The Shah had replied to the Turkish
Ambassador that those preparations made solely to
protect tn Persian frontiers during the
The COnstitI0nne in reviewing the diplomatic docu-
mens the Eastern question which have just been pub
shed in terms Of praise regards
the foresight Of the Emperor Of the French and the pru
dence and moderation Of the policy which had for result
extent which was hardly have been expected con-
Bidering the relations with Russia,