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


LONDON, Friday, April IA 1854.
The Recall Of Cheuyier Busc the Pvisstan ambassador
from Loxdon-Tks Vienna Proocol-Tfsaty Bs,oeer'
Austrio and Pruss ta--The OMer German Poicsrs--
The Baltic Fieet-Choss Of Russian Correae-EigAesn
Russian Liners Desc,ieo'-7he Black Seo-1hs DdnpJe-
Deoth Of Colonel Dies- Grand RetieiU at Parts
Greece-Admiral Dsndas crder Of 7ae Day-Agotrn
nent Of the Reform BiL-Cass Of the Black Warrior
Considerable sensation has bee created in diplomatic
circles by the approaching depar ure from London Of
the Prussan Ambassador, ChevaIer Bunsen His depar
ture regarded recall though his successor has no,
yet been named. The Times in long article on the
subject represents the recall Of Rnsn as the signal Of
alliance between Prussia and Russia. question was
put in the House Of Lords Tuesday Vt on the sub
jeot Lord Clarendon replied that, suppo'ns the recall
to have really taken place he did not atriSEte that i'm
portance to it. The Berlin JOURNALS openly talk of the
recall of the ChevaeP. Lord Clai endon took this oppor
tunity of giving explanations relative to the proo
col which has just been signed at enna and upon the
separate treaty between Austria ~ d Prussia Whilst
he said that Ire considered the signing Of that protocol
as satisfactory he did not deny thai was not precisely
what England and France and Ana tra had desired
In fact the head of the Foreign Office lea out that
gagement had been taken by the GeansA Powers to
operate actively in the against Ruas No other
construction beput upon his explanES The text
of the treaty win not be Known o9,eIak, here till
after the Easter recess.
As regards the private treary between 4 ustra AMI
Prussia 1t 10 not yet concluded 1t appearsaA the dis
senten point is the article which proyidesthsa neither
power go to without the the Soter.
As regards the actual war, learn from the Baltic
that the ice fast dssolyng he DauntlessA I'D re-
turned from acruise in tbs Gulf Finland shemaA ,out
eighteen Russian ships of the line in the harbar N
borg The lmpeeuse had chased Russian ok
to sweaborg Admiral Napier with twenty three ships Of
war had made sail from Kioge Bay in easeciy
tion 1t is said that the Emperor Of Russia
siding alternately at Revel St Petersburg TIE Grand
duke, heir presunptive will take up quarters at Hell
sngfors, and the Grand Duke Constantine will take the
command of division of the Russian fleet, which, pro-
tected by 500 guns win lie ut anchor within the fortress
90 called Of Sweabcrg 1t is thought that the bay OF
Riga will be the first of naval operations that the
.hree islands in front of that port-Ossel agoe and
Iorms-will be bonarded and takon andsthe fortica-
tons Of Riga destroyed Revcl and Helsingfors will be
The Hanse towns (Hamburg, Bscmen, and Lubeck },
1t is be hoped that the other neutras will ii.
tatethe example Charley Napier has had long confe
y received 1t is not improbable that shortly Denmark
Sweden and Norway will openly declare for the Western
Powers.
From the Black Sea we learn that the combined fleets
were drawn in line Mt Kavarna ard Baltsk, close
vaIna Marines had been landed and every support will
he given to Omer Paehas right flank The Ottoman
army has thus communication open with the fleets.
Great joy manifested at ConstannopIe the arri.
now have taken place there daily troops are ship
ped off fnom Malta as fast vessels be procured
allies have already to depore the loss of a valuable Off
GER tone Dieu, attached to the staff of General Bara
the Danube II great loss he had superntend-
ed all the arrangements for the disposal of the French
troops and had made himself personally acquainted with
all the localities and resources Of the country.
The Duke of Cambridge, Lord Raglan and staff at
Mars The English officers were loudly cheered on the
field and in the streets of Paris The different bands
struck up God save the Queen they hed past in from
of Lou Napoleon and his English guests They leave
rhe East Monday One Of the features of the day
was grand charge Of cavalry which excited the greatest
From Greece We learn that the insurreotion is not
sanns Ground and Se Aay EXPECT to hesg shortly tina,
it, All Greeks have hee. banished from Cosanti1opie
They 10 have Rft by the 18th inst. (o-morrow)
This measure Will he felt in commercial circles
meIce is chiefly in the hands Of the Greeks NJ Metaxa
the Greek ambassador had already returned to Athens
Admiral Dundas having received The notification Of
having been declared had issued flag signal to the
feet
''Tate. burn, and destroy everything Russian"
Short and sweet 1t is the version given by the
Admiral.
entered ser'ia is not confirmed It seems nevertheless
that the Austinns have orders to enter at moments
notice When this step takes place. it must be regarded
acting for against the Porte
Lord Jchn Russell's Reform bin has been adjourned
Lord Aberdeen in the Lords and Lord John himself in
the Commons declared on Tuesday night that in
Of the grave position of external affairs the GO
yernment had thought fit to withdraw the Reform bi
as the moment was not opportune to discuss it, This
announcement was received with cheers The houses
| adjourned to the 27th inst
As regards the war Danube the reports are 40
contradictory that until something certain and reliable
has been received abstain from saying anything There
no doubt that the Russians crossed the Danube and
that they actually i the Dobrutscha but whether
they have had all the success attributed to them very
doubtful ielegraphiG despassa from ConstantnopS
Illuminated in honor of victory over the Russians.
letter from Madrid of the 7h inst says that it is
th0ff Cfa4aa
ment respecting the of the Black Warrior have
been agreed to by the Spanish government. NJ soule
bad an interview the 9th, with Count San Luis
the subject.
appears that the Consulting Junta Of Finance at the
s
made \ easier for the here to to the
Which nited %
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Ing conceded Efforts made BY
Pssaelss smsn. ea, i dssls,ei e b quite
Another letter, of the 7th inst, says
AsIs ss:r.ssI:: rS :s
srss sf5a s1a @
Ss.ys g e.: &c ). q s.psssd.s u5cn h.. IN Fl:
,uela the Captain general o. cus was found to bs in the
this made needfu amends and granted pecuuiary in
demnity This however does not settle the other point
n ooted In the Presidents that power
should be given to the spanish suthores ct Cuba to settle
dsrutes arsr- there This. / apprehend will he
deult the Spanish being ira
ally jealouB Of its colonial delegates and unwilling to
their powers
Senior Cuetc. appointed Spanish envoy at Washington,
had left Madrid for his destination.
Tie Poerfro has arrived.
Our Constantinople Correspondence.
Co.sTAxTINoPE, March so, 1854.
The Russians Crossing The DonuJe-7ne Allied FLEETS
Tdrna--The Greeks Ordered from Constontinople--He
Americcn Squodroa-Americdns in The Turkish .Sercce
troubles tetreen the Anertcdn and Ntapoitan Miais