New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
LETTER FROM TURKEY
Affairs of Turkey-The slavic Ipri-ips
Prus-iab InfriEue-Pcr-in. Nc. &c.

iutrigucs of Russia. the object OF which was 10
induce the Porte Il, rcuouucc it, suzeralnty over
the Pnucipaltcs. SO that Russia might se' pos
session Of them afterward and cause them 70 eA.
ter into the formation OF new kingdom winch
would be- governed by SON % fAe Autocrai j
added that tins project formed part OF another s'I'
more vast
This Grand project is one that you must kno"
here they talk Of IT, not n the streets butin every
place where attention is turned 20 The great in'
,ere.t. of Europe some years ago there appeared 10
the Rerus aes Doar Monde rather long article under
the title Of l. MoHd, Graco-Sars-(lhe Greco-s'"''c
Word) AZ that time little attention vas paia 10 'A''
article. At present events make u interesting
Since the French Revolution OF February. the ""
between the principles Of Democracy and Aosoilt'sh
has become more active than ever and the Gar VINO
finds himself d. this moment the sole and veriabie rep
re.enatye Of the latter viii before LONG commence the
play in sober earnest In the meantime he is taking
hi. precautions and doing hi. best st maneuverng To
maintain the struggle which cannot help breaking out
on many points At once he has need OF people and OF
fla, under which 20 rally them. This Tag j. not yet
ra..d but IL soon VIII be; II is that Of the Gro->or'c
World
Already l,qrisn has reared It's head in Germany II
has ia Constituent Assembly At Prague, snd II wishes
10 separate from Gerudnism. There are here two
ideas that must be attended % before al others.
The Empire Of Austria, supported by GT~6H'fr1 IS
falling. she wishes 20 rise again by >arism and you
comprehend al that may result from this great fact
S'1risr counts at least hundred millions Of people
who occupy Poland large part OF Ruasia 81 Prussia
Of Pomerauia. Of Bohemia Of siese, OF Moravla Of
Bosnia Of Moliavis Of Ws.schia Of servia and even
Of Bulgaria The cunning OF Russia Is striving 10 aDy
these people 20 the Eastern Greeks. such an empire
would be- altogether too great for one soyeresn-
Therefore in the idea Of the Gar there would Dee INC
Saric Empire Of the East which be himself would
govern and the S1rc Empire OF the West. when
would be governed by the Emperor Of Austria Ills
project is very seriously entertained and y3u kno"
that 10 was said in the fret sitting OF the Constituent
Assembly Of Prague, that if the slavi must make war
70 reessblsh distinct and Independent nstlonaliy
they would not give wsy before IT, You may regard II
as certain fact that the Emperor Nicholas has made
known 70 the Provisional Government Of Prague That
in case Of war independently OF bic armies he would
put 40OOO0OOJ Of ru5.es- at their disposition
To shatter Sarisn IN the hands OF Nicholas and 70
take from him all chances Of success in case Of war
listed 10 what j. loudly suggested by the political men
OF this country sincere alliance must be formed De
tween France. England and Turkey. Polish proverb
sHVs" Nneu the morse OF lIt blfat ~4N 00'' ''-'
Of our rivers, our country ehal be born again in
strength and freedom The greatest sympathy exist,
and always has existed. between Poland and Turkey
The day when THE latter united 10 France and Eng
land snail call 10 the other o. itself without de-
law and al the voice of Turkey the Cossack also would
be seen 10 rouse themselves the Tartars, and all the
people of Circs.sia The combined heets OF France
and England could then enter the Black 10 destroy
the Russian establishments there and thrust back 10
ward the North the Muscoyite power N'aUisw may be-
come a very great power and you can dslocae It by
the Triple Alliance Of which have spoken. Il the
Slavic nationality going to recousttute itself this
grand act ought not be accomplished for the profit OF
Russia
This is what is said among those who give their seri'
GUS attention these great interests il is said also
that with the present feeling OF implacabe hatred
when exists the slavii and the Germans, it
France should seek the support OF these luuri go sue
tain her in a general war the s.ayl would immla'-
atey throw Themselves into the arms OF Russia In ts
case the struggle would be terrible and one knows
what would be the end OF It,
Turkey would ask nothing better than TO enter into
this Alliance she hates Russia because the latter has
Inundated her in past times because she domineers
over her al present because che wishes 20 devour her
At some future time Her hatred hatred necessary
circumstances also are most favorable the realization
Of this Alliance Last sunday Reschd.Pscha and all
Pacha came again into power the Minister with
out portfolio the other President Of the supreme
Council Of Justice in place of HsliIPacha This com
bnation is due TO Reschid Pacha who viii
in more public manner the chie direction Of affairs
The Imperial Ordinance Of the 25'A OF June which has
caused the most agreeable sensation 81 Constmtinope,
is under present circumstances great check for Rus
sa which does not dissemble the want OF sympathy
feels for the Ottoman Cabinet;
say that the casion good and much the more
b cause Sir sraiiord Canning whom they were all the
time waiting for and who never came arrived At length
last Saturday some persons already his inagence
in the ministerial modification sunday bat there is
nothing IN il thstmeasure was determined upon some
time before as previously announced 90 you and all
that can be said is that IL put IN execution the next
day alter his arrival since Mr. Canning among US,
il would be thing muchto be desired that the position
of Gen. Aup H. sh9l'd be deanitvely regulated but
that would not probably take place until the French
/ Republic shall have been recognized by some great
/ power and everybody hopes that The Cabinets Of
France and England would on in harmony for the re-
eulaton Of the Affairs Of Europe woud be- easy icg
their representative there 70 maintain good under
standing and TO destroy the unhappy influence Of Rus
sia over the D.ysn from this point 20 the treaty Of
triple alliance there j. but step. easy TO take and
then the de.unies Of the East VII DE worthy Of the
civilized thought of the West
Russia does not limit herself % maxim. her weight
telt in Turkey she makes j. felt nd STILL more heavily
in Persia Al this moment this latter country Is prey
10 the greatest agitation The rebel s4ar has raised
the standard Of reyo.tin NhoIas.an Of which he j. mas
ter and where he practcing the greatest crueiuei
The inhabitants OF spahan have reyo.,ed and ertn
Rab whom the Persian Government has caused % be !
prisoned because he was announced As Messiah q
agtang by O.: his proseytes. whose number el-
ready exceeds twenty thousand IN the provinces oi
Adher5ii an and Cuban Everybody here j. convinced
that Russia who holds under her hand the brother o. the
shah. is no stranger TO these movements. England
ought 10 ind in this an additional motive 70 labor for the
formation OF the Triple Alliance Persia j. the high
road 10 India and the events IN Persia coincide with
the instruction of the Pur4gb OF which the news Was
given YOU by the last courier from Bombay.
On saturday lss, a. O'Clock IN the evening. there
was great disturbance in the streets Of Pera the oc-
cas.on OF was this ever since the Italian Revolution
broke out & difficulty has existed between the Pied
montese and the Tuscsns These latter are RepudA.