The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS
BY THE
STEAMSHIPS SAINT LOUIS AND AFRICA.
The Loss Of the Steamship North Carolina.
THE TURKISH VIEW OF THE FOUR POINTS.
Recruiting in the United States for the
British Army,
The French Emperor's Exposition Of the Cri.
mean Expedition,
THE NEWS BY THE ST. LOUIS.

THE NEWS BY THE ST. LOUIS,
The steamship st. louis, which lett Havre on 11th
instant, arrived at this por. yesterday morning.
The St. Louis left Cowes at A. NJ. THURSDAY, April
~ and arrived at Sandy Hook at IL midnight the 26h
Apri-passage 13 days 16 hours.
She brings zoe tons merchandise, French and Swiss
goods and rs passengers among them Madame de
Stankovitch de 10 Grange NM. Moreli and Mrati,
of the Italian opera, engaged by Mr. Niblo
Her has been anticipated by the arrival of the
Africa at Halifax.
In consequence of there beirg a general holiday at
Havre tie 10h the St. Louis did not leave port
until late in the day of the 11th Having taken board
her English mails and passengers at Cowes, she left for
New York at O'Clock on the morning Of the 18th.
The United States mail steamship Hermann, Captain
Higgins, route from New YORK to Bremen arrived at
Southampton on the evening of the 7th instant
The American steamship North Carolina,
from Philadelphia to Liverpool. has been lost the
English channel by coming in contact with the ship
Robert which left Liverpool for New Orleans on tue 5sh
instant. The Robert in contact With tho North
Carolina about thirty miles west of rakaI light striking
her on The port sde forward of the fore rigging which
caused her to fill immediately, and she sunk in about
ten minutes. The captain and twenty of the crew
were taken board the Robert and conveyed back to
Liverpool The remainder of the eleven men were seen
in the boats alongside another ship daylight Beyond
no injury The collision took place at A. NJ on the
Sth instant.
The American ship John RutIedge, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool the 9th instant having lost two
men overheard and suffered from bad weather on the
10th ult.
Arrangements were being made in London and other
places for the purpose Of tesying respect the EN-
peror and Empress of the French when they arrive in
England, on the intended visit TO her Majesty At
~ tof {baC Coo doto.
mined to provide entertainment suitable to the dig
nifty ofhe city, to be held at the Guildha to which the
Emperor and Empress to be invited.
Letters from Athens contain deporable accounts Of
the progress of brgandage in various parts of Greece
To sush extent has it proceeded that foreign
influence of deestable character supposed to be at
work.
General &c Ia Marmora about 10 establish his head
quarters at Genoa from whence the embarsaon of the
Pedmontese contingent will proceed rapidly pos
eible.
Colonel Kelly was prisoner at Sebastopo and was
slightly wounded Capt Montague also prisoner
but was not wounded. There alarms the Gath
AID 2sth ult but nothing important took place.
expected that the fire upon Se5astopoI would open in
the course of that week.
The Wanderer OF Vienna, OF the 5th, says
The Ccnsuls General of France and England who have
returned 10 Bucharest after prolonged absence, hoist
ed their flags the 25th ult ard thus indicated
Powers and the government Of Wailacha estab
ishe6
instructions of the Ottoman Plenipots ntiary
Mt the Vienna Conference.
The Paris Pays gives as follows the text OF the instuc
tions with which the Ottoman government has furnished
its ambassador at Vienna as to his conduct ia the con-
ference
As soon as your Excelency announced that Prince
OIL in the name OF his govInmen had accept
signed to them BY the hee Powers it was Notified to
your Excelsncy BY order Of his imperial Majesty that
you should attend the conferences ABOUT to be opened
but that you should discuss the raised merely
The cendtcns of the future peace in fact Of too
vital imp rtsnce for the Sublime Porte 70 permit o. their
being decided without the greatest pection and
the aturest reflections part 1t will only be after
long and minute examination Of those coz ditons and
the questions Of right connected sith them likewise
O the elements Of their practical applcationit will
only be when thing sba been concerted with
allies that plenipotentiary at Vienna be
furnished with precise ana definite instructions Never
theles IT Is REQUESTS t,at your EAcellency should
have succinct ons to which you .pt
your language as the occasion may require We imprt
'ts sa sss for
pete deDition OF TIE four articles, and drawing up
plan for treaty Of peace the sueme Porte having tue
that constitute its basis and on their practical conte
quence 1t is indispensable thai this plan hou be sub
mtted to consideration before it shall be proposed
to Russia fer her acceptance aud that should first
discuss i; With the allied Powers. with the view of
irving at common resolution.
This mode Of proceeding natural to admit of
doubt respecting the adhesion Of the representatives. of
additional precautions and to oovate any future miaua
derstandiDg or difficulty your Excelency will on this
lord westmoreand and Baron Bourqueney and you win
transmit TO us the result.
toned.
Russias Walschia and Moldava that
the rights granted by the these two Pincpal
ties so to serva, should be established in one or
and & e ters .as ags
portant observations 10 be made which deserve the az
tenton Of the allies In the the first place they shead
not be let under the impression which ap-
pears to exist that real protectorae has ever been
granted to Russia BY virtue OF treaties concerning the
Danubsn pre- vnces All that results from those ire tes
may be reduced to assurance given to Rusia, that
the institutions established these provinces should be
neither mosiaed destroyed But under hs pretext
Of neigbborhood snd similarity OF religion Russia, as
Is well known without the slightest respect for exist
oas n.es to ssr
satisfy her private as the condus OF the
asy sn IN has ali
therefore meet that tue guarantee of the Po wers
should b be clearly defined and explained, 50 tnat With
out at all interfering with the internal condition aud ad
minstration OF the Prncpst es 1t may con6ne itse
spproyratsy to securing their privileges from testruc
equally essential to constitute the prerosatve, Of
the princes governing these provinces that they
Porte For the rest furser and more specsl irstruc
tons viii be sent to your Excelency this last named
with respect to the second article, concerning the
question Of the Danube Russo, by her assumption Of
Vial points OF the river bas given rise numerous and
serious difficulties to its free navigation It will be
necessary for to explain side our
respecting the OF both Safeguarding the naviga.
ton Of Danube and nsainng intact the rghs nf
the Sublime Porte along the banks Of shis river.
The third article relates to the revision OF the treaty
of July 49, 1s41 with the view Of connecting tne exist
epce OF the Ottoman empire more closely with the equi
iibnum OF Europe by putting end to the predomi-
nance of Russia the Black Sea. Ihe Sublime Porte,
grateful the display of snrs friendship which the
great Powers intend bestowing her in this
approves Of the material by which thsse Powers
are desrous of virtually terminating the Russian
ponderapce But II h at the time the duty OF the
Sublime take good heed that the revision OF the
treaty OF 1S4l be not couched in terms capable Of in
fDging rights OF sovereignty in the bospsorus
spd DaJSs snees or over any other part OF s territory