The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

I0UN1ANA.-S Stewart H g Barlow
WIsCONsIS-O. Alexander
IuINOIs.-J c. II. Hobbs.
CAIIFoRsIA-Major Danburghy
Our London Coyrcspondcnce
LONDON, Tuesday, April IL, 1854
Signing Of Neac Protocol By tie Four Porpry-An As
hfdn Army Enters Sercia-A Rssan Dipisior Crosses
the Serran Fycntier-C Contradictory Reports OF Battles
on the Danu1e-Moremexts Of the Baltic Fleet-Tro
English Vessas Fired into by the Russidns in the Black
Sea.
The chief feature is the intelligence this mail of the
fact that new protocol has been signed Vienna be-
tween France England, Austria, and Prussia reafirm-
ing the principles laid down the former Vienna proo-
coils with reference to the integrity Turkey and the
evacuation of the Prncpalties This news which was
officially announced in the Prussan Chanbers and i'm.
medately teegraphed to London Paris sed an i'm
mediate rise in the funds It's Importance must not be
oyerracd Themostsanguine talk already of an active
cooperation of the two great German Powers against
Russia. In this do not believe. silt shows however
that the opinion presSl between the Four Powers
relative to the Eastern question: at least that they
think it advisable TO say Prussia Austria thus
declare that in the which has commenced justice
right with Turkey and her allies must wait till
the text of this protocol before hazard too
decided an opinion.
Almost at the same moment we learn that a separate
Austria and Prussia and this is Immediately followed by
the enhancement that wh the consent of the Poren
a large Austrian army has actually entered Serva
while also informed that the Russians have
tered that country at Radujewacz between widin and
Orsova.
WIN the Austrans attempt 10 drive out the Russanss
If they do not is quite clear their object in entering
not 10 cooperate with Turkey.
The from the seat of the Danube, re-
ceyed from Vienna 50 contradictory that the only
that be credited those by the cerrcs-
elsewhere cannot better exempy this than by adding
the suboined telegrapbic dispatches simply pointing
| out which believe are correct,
| VIENNA, Saturday, April 8. 1854.
Ths %ds sGn unssr date Of bushsrest
stous midway Irsoys siiistria in the Do.
Ts Psss rsC = :, C e. not %
:eecsc A...s. under A1;Sssis %isEsss been
joint rotGcol resanctonins tho bases of the
vienna, Sunday evening, Aprils
o &. of 1
integrity Of the Ottoman Empire and comprising the
The Austro Prusan treaty is progressing favorsbly.
The Turks reported to have gained victory in
v.ssA. Sunday night.
The European representatives counsel the Porte
fhe citadel Of Art. is reported to have been taken
Great precautions are taken against revolutionary at
An outbreak expected on the 9th.
Russians have entered ssrvis Raduswacz between
,. co MAnsSILlrs, Saturday, Aprils.
three Fn. ,t vessels were fred uso by the
Russians near sulina in the Black Sea The Anna laden
The Pysn wv was upon the expulsion Of
The confined fleets were before Havana
The first convoy Of French troops had arrived at CAL
from a.: sohs%y to the Sultan arrived at
Thus you will that the Turks are reported to have
beaten the Russians in the Dabrutscha and Schamy
have routed them in Asia This scarcely comedies with
the reported success of the Russians after crossing the
ranube Indeed it is very doubtful whether Matschin
and Babadagh have fallen Russian bulletin dated 5th
Isakteha
So much is, however, certain Fighting is going on
along the whole line Of the Danube and if great battle
has not yet taken place it will shortly. Omer Pacha is
concentrating his forces. The combined fleets at
Kayarna near varna) to support his right The arrival
of the English and French troops ensures the safety of
Constantinore. Some people suppose that the retreat
Of the Turks was premeditated plan.
English vessels One trader the Anna, laden with corn
| sunk, and steamer seriously damaged. John Bull
is getting very impatient to hear that English broad
! side has been poured into Russian man of-war.
Our latest advices from the Baltic TO the 10th
April Four English frigates and war steamer
had ,ased tie Island of Barnholm, steering in the drec
ton OF Gothand. Admiral Napier received by the
| King of fenmark at Fredericksburg the 7th. The
resigned. The ice Is still strong around Cronsadt, and
frcm the appearance Of the atmosphere regular break
up Of the ice isnot anticipated for some time
high that il is presumed 1t will be difficult thing for
I Sweden to maintain armed neutrality. The Swedish
SQu0dron has taken in provisions for three months and
| il under sailing orders.
From Greece the accounts of the insurrcction of
The teme tenor the last II Is spreading in Greece
tioper and openly encouraged At Athens There IL
excitement in the Tomar Islands. The Assembly has
been dissolved Even IL he wished IT, King Otho could
not put down the movement in Greece II he attempts
il there will he revolution Athens; and, the other
hand he is threatened by England and France with their
aager If he does not
Il is reported here that the Emperor Of Russia has
seized the property Of the Minister OF Great Britain at
St Petersburg, Sir Hamilton Seymour SO petty act
is scarcely credible and yet information Of 1t has
| reached the foreign Office
The French vessels destined to form part of the Baltic
ore &c inning to show themselves. The Austerltz,
screw war; has already Joined Napiers squadron
elegraphic despatch Of yesterdays date from Brest
announces the departure Of several ships from that port
for the Pstc, carrying, besides their ordinary crews
| ,00e ma rincs
The Lnglish cavalry does not 90 through France Lord
Raglan and the Duke OF Cambridge and san will attend
grand review Of French troops in the Champ de Mars
tomorrow.
some serious disturbances have taken place at BARGE
Iona, attended with loss OF life.
A correspondent writing from Madrid on the Sd inst
message President Pierce to Congress- respecting th
seizure at Hsysna Of the United States steamer lacl
Warror, is the subject Of conversation in politica
circles without discussing the merits of the presen
case may observe that legation here In frequently
TO interfere In OF seizure for some trin
informsy the Spanish authorities carrying their pecu
liar regulations on the subject to extreme length.
only lately that three Englsh vessels seize
ter inquired into waa shown to have procee,ied fror
mistake OF the Spaniah consul At Bristo sd the vel
sells we're ultimately released learnt ia due
from the dispatches al our consular AGENTS, for tn
any direct communication ON the subject.