The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

Affairs I'm Turkey and Russia.
The Cs Defdsch Posi- publishes article against the
union Of the two Princpaltcs into one ste considers
fsctous the taton produced 10 the provinces by
he advocates Of that measure attributes this agitation
10 The ntrgues Of Prince Ghka and his partizars, who
wish 10 absorb walachia FOR the profit Of Modava-
The Ay0stSrg Gazette also denounccs the union In an
Austrian point Of view, and says -" We car not tole
rate the the creation Of another Piedmont between the
Danube and the pruthn The Austrian journals, those
devoted 70 austria are engaged TINS moment 70 smother
Journal published IN Brussels. the Nod had been inter
dicted IN Austria whether that measure u now
In question now violently attack the Nord for
having unusy appreciated The general policy OF Austria
Os Dsrlsca Pod 4 psrrcusrIy vehement IN these 4.
tscks, 10 which the Nord replies with warmth. The
erea Joarnoi g Fronfct supports the Austrian jour
nails and concludes by stating that great would
be committed In believing that the relations existing be-
tween Austria and Russia such would be imagined
BY perusal Of the views published by the Nord
letter from Vienna Of The oath OF june IN the Pod
Ampt Gdfe ofFrankfort, says-The International Com.
tinues its hbors calstz Thirty bulgarian colonies
viii be made 10 enter within the territory OF the Prnc
pslities The Russian government s using lts usmos,
endeavors 10 induce these ugaans TO quit their present
establishments and offers them land between Eupatoria
and the Alma, whilst gives establishments in the In
terror Of Russia to the larars who will not emgra,e into
AFrench company has just established line Of steam
ers TO run between Odessa and Galatz and rce yrsa
One of these boas lie Iyonnsis left Gastz tho ih
for Odessa with goods and passengers and returned ON
the lcth. The passengers bad great difficulty in obtain
vided themselves with Russian passports.
Tcsss Gdse1e Of Berlin, under date OF Vienna June -
says--The question Of the form OF government which
the Prncpaes will receive for the future Is Of the
principal subjects o discussion. We informed that
the question has been mooted At the conferences which
have lately taken place at the Ministry OF Fo-
reign Affairs, and II said that constitutional
form Of government has been decided II s said that
Prince Gorschakon zeaousiy pleaded in favor Of this
plan, aud stated that IN fact, the Prcacs had enjoyed
that form Of government for the last twenty Ave years.
and indebted 70 Russia for IT, II may be remarked
that Is not the Western Powers who opposed the main
Of constitutional form Of government and that
England, in particular, strongly supported H.
Spain.
The Madrid journals OF the 23d June had reached Paris
In the Cortcs the Minister Of the Interior In giving
account Of the disturbances at valladod (announced
by teegraph) said that though not o political
nature. they were very criminal inasmuch as 4 81
were the protext of scarcity which d. no'
exit, an nasmuch also, as the insufgent. wante
to burn down the r.hfc grsnaries. He, how
ever ai4e iht the " II 1ad Aatona guards bad en-
ergetcally taas iit' du 49f = order had beer re
es,aDshcd without aeEe btcng been any necessity 10