Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

4us 10 trtaf To- core sate..s ~ Acl tbs geai.-
! man had lad with the faeha had been friendly 4
IA his judgment, satisfactory Il had been vel #
those conversations winch were nearly Mt the same
time passing between Mehemei All aud Nons#cur
Acubl, lie Austrian Consul General. had been Of
the same nature. The Csbiaet OF Vienna. howev.
er had commenced in hlgb lone, which the Pa.
cha had thought himself bound to answer with
similar haRteRr. But tbs incident had no Sc
rioas influence upon the progress ofihe neeozia.
toms. Ihat which rally embarrassed tbam was
the dispfoporton between tie propositions of the
Turkish Enyoy and that winch Mohemel IL eou.
s'deod due 10 ms dcmnuls-hs means Of ebfor-
eng them, and his sueccss=hc firmly insisted ap-
on the lnyesliture OF the four pachalcs Of syria,
aud the eessinn Of tha District of Adana A. fals
stage Of aifairs arrived Admiral Rouasia hIs FIRST
care was II prevail upon the Porte to fcnauaee the
nid Of Russia IA the most absolute manner md to
despatch courier to prevent the depart II the
Russian squadron from aebnstopol. Tho Refs
Enendi promised to summon Dlvon to deeIae de-
lHtuycly. upon tn's point, but the ooh OF tobru-
any the dry appointed for lbs meeting Of the Goun.
ell, saw the Russian feet enter the Iiosphorug.
70 put stop to war between the Porte and
the most powerful Of its feuda,orcs winch al one
ulno threatened The existence ofthc Ottoman en-
pre-, aud OF tho political system or Europe, sucn
has been constantly the object Of European policy,
ai,j Of the eiioils NJ France, whose views inlhls
respect oatrey conceded with the other Emopean
Powers Pursuing a common object with Rus4s
tho French Government has never differed from
the Cabinet OF 81 Petersburg, except upon the
choice Of the means tobe employed. Ia the eyes
Of France, pacific mediation arpcared tie most
Mutual AM The best course BY which 10 exlticn,e
the Porte from IT'S imminent peril on ono side with
out comm lcafIUu 41f.trs ,fp IL.
eripliop position already but too alarming. An
aimed Intervention such rs Russia proposed to
employ, on the contrary, appeared to be pregnant
wiih grave embnffAssmentsi on account fits in
consistency viii the principle Of the independence
Of The Pofte, AID with the several guarantees
which connect Tint Power wllh Europe The
question winch, up to the particular moment, was
cucumserbed 10 ftmily quarrel between the
Forte and ont ol s VizIers might extend 10 other
Std'os, and iaially compromise the Interests Of tRe
European Commonwealth Such waa also the
judgment formed upon this point by the British
Government. As soon a. HAT government Was
informed ofle misfortune nj Koniah ard Of tho
acceptance Of Russian ASSISTANCE 10y lhe Porte
the Cabinet Of London hastencd the departure Of
is Minister for Constauunople, and sending a ncw
Consult General 10 Alexandra, eniaucd TIN 10 hold
TIC same language 10 Mehcmet All previously held
by the French Consul
" And now that the events hive called u1on
F'anco TO assume more decisive otu,ade tho
h 'ns's Government faithful 10 the principle Of
prudent pefeY, n becoming party to the Contact
with the Port, nov HbDat 10 b. tauG.d, has POL
we'd to sec tint contract faithfully fulaile1. And
II contrary tolts design, measures Of moro cnrr-
getc character should be necessary To peftset ilc
work of paeiheauon undertaken by ITS cnrc France
viii mot raeeie from the consequences Of the posi-
ton which she has aS,umedo