The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

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Our Vienna Correspondence.
i VIENNA, Oct 30, 1855.
Important Notification from, he Gear The Cabine, of Ber
lr-Russia Willing to Nuke Considerable Sacrifices 10
Secure Peace-Estimate Of the amount Of the Allied
Forces IN the Field against the Rassans-Acioity in tie
Russian Dock lards-Ene,ytc Character Of the Grand
Duke Constontae-Detaces Of NikodiaG-A6dirs Of
Greece-Diplomatic Morenents de-, dc.
The Paris correspondent of the Austrian Gdrce again
peace beaming in the horizon The Cabinet of Berlin
given to understand has received ce from St.
Peter sbuIg that the Cabinet of Russia is willing to make
considerable sacrifices in ORDER to bring about renewal
of the blessings of peace The interviews which have
lately taken place between Count Walewsk and Count
Coeti said to have reference to this matter and it
further added that Baron Bourquenay will spend few
days in the city of Berlin, while his road to Vienna
and will seize the opportunity for holding unicaton
with the Prussian Minister of Foreign Affairs respecting
this very important subject. 1t may be well to
that this is corroboaed by second correspondence OF
the same paper. The whole affair has very stock
jobbng aspect As nearly as can be ascertaned the
allied forces in the East at present disposed of as fol
ows-45 000 men at Batoum under the command of Omer
Pasha IS 600 at Kertch under Wah and William Parker;
Zoo in Trebzonde under selim Pasha and L. Err
under vey and Haz Pasha The main body the
Western Powers situated both sides of the Tcher.
maya, numbers $4,000 men, the camp of General DIAL
lonve at Eupatoria, 10000 men, the camp Of General
vioni, at Kerch 900 men, the camp of General Ba
zam at Kinbuln 1900 men, and the reserve, at Mar.
lax, 10, COO men, We thus have total of 276,00O
actually in arms against the Russians.
From Varna under date of the 18th, we learn that
Prince C2arorysk arrived there the 18th in company
with number of officers belonging to the Turkish Cos
sacks The Polish legion will not be sent either to the
Crmea to ASIA but is destined to operate solely In
Bessaraba As regards the enlistment Of the men, the
greatest TAKEN being admitted except ;h
az are known to be character and entertain node
rate opinions and views. An individual who gave him
self out to be prnsso Polish refugee made application
fused him, he took his departure for France. The
ton Of enstng Bosnans and servans in the ranks of
the Polish legion has been definitely abandoned in
sequence of the unwingness with which the Southern
Scavonians mix with the Poles.
The last lavantine mail beings intelligence to the
effect that Kars is still bockaded the Turks having been
unable to follow up their victory, by reason of their
want of cavalry.
Letters from Odessa speak greatly praise of the
tonishing energy of Prince Constantine At five in the
morning he receives the reports Of all the Russian gene
rails and Immediately afterwards proceeds to the
where the Russian ships building Three
figates already complications OF them the Veas
having been fitted with the engines taken from the
stranded Tiger These vessels not yet armed but
will be early in the spring Two vessels OF the line
in Of construction of 10 and 100 repec
w.
former is to be styled Alexander in honor of the Russian
Emperor. Five hundred cannon boats will shortly be
ready, many of them being already finished. The great
activity is being displayed in the dackyards, and
number of workmen have been brought from Cronstadt
| especially to assist at the work.
We have little from the Russian empire II
said hat fears entertained for Nkoaied the
stream of the Bug having been completely blocked
by ken vessels and other distractions that ship
whatever can force passage The whole Of the drus-
chimes the first order Of the empire have been ordered
to unite themselves with the southern under the
l Of Gem
From Bucharest learn that Prince rtiskey is fast
recovering from his very severe illness He has however
determined to resign all affairs into the HANDS Of the go
vernment until such time a; his health shall be COM
| pletely established.
Letters from Athens inform that great satisfaction
expressed by the Greek people ct the present minis
try The Ambassadors however, Of England and France
said to be very disconnected at the which affairs
have taken, and were net e. home when the newly APP
pointed Ambassadors called 10 pay their official visits
The cholera was raging in different districts with the
From ConstantiHople learn that preparations
being made for the receipt of part Of the allied fleet
well In tire herbor of the Turkish capital as ia the bay of
Beicos. The inhabitants of Pera much rejoced Mt
this circumstance, the French and English officers viii
form IN agreeable addition to the company at the balls
| which always given during the winter
The appointment of Baron Prokosh to be nernuuco at
Constannople has been officially confirmed, and
given to under stand, this statesman will leave for
STEAMBOAT Immediately after his return from Frankfort
which will take place about the end of November next
morrow, when extraordinary sitting will most proba
bly, be held for the purpose OF installing him in his seat
Baron Brunow has been Appointed Ambassador Extraor
binary and Minister Penpoentiary at Frankfort by the
cabinet OF st. Petersburg.
VIENNA, Oct 30, 1855.
E6euof he Times Broaisiis agains IN TiennaTu
punf UnJounied Character Of Assertions generally
Relations bspeen Austria and Sariaia-The Tuscany D
chilly &c, &c.
English journalism has reached very fearful climax
of absurdy. The Tmes-thas monsrous leva than of
the press "has recently out rather strong this
have hacp dal;r al
its laundering leader against the Yankee buccaneerng
expedition" the immediate object Of which supposed
| to be direct descent upon lreland.n One hardly
knows whether TO weep at the mpuience Of this
sceyident lie, to smile at the neabe creiulity OF
the British public who read and gulp down
thing that must be- less, true Aud why Re.
cause the Times orsooth has put it forth The citizens
Of the United States however, may comfort themselves
by the fact that the American government and people
are not the exclusive objects of the ruthless and shame
full attacks OF that journal par erclence The Austrian
government and people are, for instance equally favored
with the constant infections Of the odous imputa
tons which the propretors and writers Of the Times con-
coct Under these circumstances 1t may De unin-
teresnR your readers know that the cry which has
recently been got up in London that Auria is trying
to pick quarrel with Sardinia and that she has for
that laudabe purpose been using very offensive Ian.
TO the Sandman Charge dAares at this place Ia
| the matter OF the pending squabbe between the
| Tiedmontese and Tuscan Courts,n is quite a. un-
founded as the laundering leader upsn the American
xnedi,ion against Ireland The truth Of the matter is
hat up to the present moment Count Buol has not
changed much As single syllable with the Sandman
sou,ey declines 10 NEEDLE In IT, Some Of her statesmen
NAV possiby have stated In private Conversations
b.t Sarcina "A threat TO diplomatic relations
With Tuscany is supremey Indifferent 10 this country
And what Is there insulting in hatf In 1919 the King
| ~ Wrtcmbere said that he would succumb 10
Hohenyoller' whereupon the Berlin cabinet recalled
the Prussan ambassador from stuttgart, and full five
years elapsed before bis Prussap Majesty thought t to