New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

,.o,,ip, IN roDresent the French Republic a. Con
,.,,no,'e nor Sir stra,l1rd Canning 'hc English Am
b..,sdor have yet made their appearance. The East
lama In this moment Of crisis % De abandoned by Tho
We, % the North 90 attentive Ga protang by Tie
.Vshfest opportunities Il f. This kind OF abandonment
In difficult circumstances which makes the Turkish
Ministers turn Russian. 40 Constantnople a. al
Athens. Minister becomes Russian only because
France Or England does not care TO make him French
or EnsH.h These two Governments have been re-
8leed 10 the state Of minors they must have guar
dian It's the West that the frst thought the fret wish
ofsn asks for as this guardian but the West refuse
must they not give themselves up 20 others There is
no help for IL.
risa great error TO believe that amy man in Turkey
u spontaneously By sympathy partisan Of Russia.
Tho Turks who are friouds RUSSIA 20 from the
same motive that Rcschid Pachs vas, some time before
f's fsn when be gave orders that the Boyards Of Mol
daya who had reyoed against the Prince, who was as
Russian ~ possible should be conducted 70 Brousa 10
be imprisoned there and when he sent Firmans into
'dc Prncpaites advise on the means OF sitting me
movements ;hai had commenced Reschid Pacha could
not any more than any other man avoid the necessity
Of which have just spoken.
man that i. believed % be the most devoted 10 Rus
sa Is perhaps her greatest enemy. In the opinion OF
many persons Hall racha is Russian, particularly BE-
cause be has received sabre from the Emperor Men.
ola. Those for whom such su argument has any value
ought 20 reflect loI moment that II Is hSed princ
re IN the East 20 show respect 20 those men only whom
enc fears OF who are really 10 be- feared Hall pacha
before receiving this sabre bad been found guilty of
having if not ordered ut least authorized at the Arsenal
# Conssnt.nope the loading ot vessel destined 10
carry arms aud provisions to the Crcassons who were
fighting aran.t the Russians he was 1t that time Dis
missed from his post OF Grand Admiral
lie has Just been deprived Of this same post to which
be was called yesI ego Why this new dismissal p
Without doubt because be has shown himself too good
sseaman-becsuse he has shown too much intelligence
and zeal and energy. Last year when It was neces-
ssry % put the feet condition 10 meet the eyentu.
s.ues OF the Turkish Greek shar Mehemet All Pacha
showed himself completely incapable. HalilPachs was
made his successor and short time the fleet found
itseli in most satisfactory condition the debts with
which the Marine was loaded were paid of the com
Tort OF the crews attended to the recruiting Of Chris
tan sailors ceased 70 be Arbitrary measure inspired
by the most praseworthy feelings OF tolerance. was
adopted in their favor Greek priests were invited TO
celebrate divine services for them board the vessels
the feet This calculated to cOnciliate the feel
ngs Of the Christian population toward the Mussulmen.
This was dangerous for those who pretend to an oxcu
.ys influence over this population they mispreseree
The spirit Of the 90 the tanaca Turks and the
Cheik el Islam easily obtained from ReschldPa that
this regulation should not be lasting one This voxod
Hall Pachs but he was obliged to yield. Aiterward'
this same Hall Pschs in his turn of duty the coast If
the Archipelago knew how to gain altogether too much
the good will Of the Christians of Europeans and even OF
the sailors the French Squadron, which was then al
smyrna beside that at his return here he gave alto
goher too favorable start TO the administration OF the
Marine in raising the character of the service in driy
a.. 81. him ia fr mall N 40 30
sins. in finding out new methods, in re6rganzing the
Nsya school and in amcorating the condition Of the
gaey.slavcs when the OF the recent events that
bad taken place in Europe reached here he knew raih
er too well how TO have the fleet ready for sea IN the
shortest time so as to be ready for any event with well
dsposed crews and abundant resources he was, M
.hort too much the man for the moment He icl once
more 10 make room for MehemetAh-Pacha, yain
proud and naughty Inexperienced public affairs
especially those OF the Marine, which Hall Pecha had
studied during twenty years OF hard work passed ON
board OF vessels or at the head of the Administration
Hall Pacha whom they call tool Of Russia carries
Ia bis veins the blood those brave Circassans
who are struggling so energeticsly against Muscoyi,c
despotsm. II circumstances, seconded by happy
natural qualities. by energetic and perscvering labor
have at Constsntnope borne him to an elevated post
his blood has lost nothing of ts first virtue. lie
f''~''
the East will find the best disposed TO second IT, Tie
has in fact openly shown his sympathy for the new or.
der OF things which has just been established in France
There is no yzier that talks himself hears others
talk Of Republic with much pleasure as Halil-pecha
Let France aud the French press then. lose no more
time In discussing the merit of the men OF Turkey
Let them not say that the present Ministers are not
worth the preceding ones they would run the risk OF
decelyng themselves, as persons often deceive them
selves M speaking of the East for example saying at
present that In consequence OF retrograde conspiracy
discovered at Consisntnopc, d great number OF Ule-
mas have been seized and thrown into the such
things as those are done more, and could not be
done any more the Constitution sworn 20 by the sui
tan forbids IT, and the Constitution here such AS IS rs
syeriy the oath Is something.
Anaihems has been pronounced against whosoever
even be II the sultan should cause any 10 die with
cai Trial In ccntcmp, of the elementary principles of
iustce.
Let France then who has grand noe 20 play In he
great Mussplfnan family make haste To clearly and
shove all 10 oct OPPORTUNITY Everybody here is wait
ng with impotence for the dehniuve Constitution OF
the Republic All here desire that the Republic should
Become great and should spread itself abroad 10 be
COM the great regulator Of the destinss OF nations
Tie sasirs which interest the Republic particularly
IA TIE East are those Of the Danubisn Provinces and
those o. Greece.
A arsi mo- sment has taken place Moldsvia but it
wss quickly staed Russia Is there She is in
he country The reyOutonsts were arrested they
being conducted TO Constsntnople by the Russians
An agent OF the Porte has gone 10 seek them Five OF
ther al Galstz escaped and took refuge Al the Eng
nsA Consulate They succeeded in eysdins all pursuit
An envoy Of the Porte Tslai LHend IS going with the
Russian General Duhamc 70 institute an inquiry into
Us movement The Russian regiments are approach
as Nodsyis, some Turkish regiments hsye been sent
70 the banks Of the Danube These latter are al pres
cot destined 10 with the Russian regiments out
che wishes they could become the araN Sdrae against
TIE Russians that would depend on the political
movements Of the West some regiments have AZ
lived a ysrna, others are leaving Cor Choumla
Gaia over Germany and pass into Poland give your
sympathy, promise Efficient protection TO the TURKS
ana pass By the mouths OF the Danube and the Pruh
MO TIC Black ses the Colossus OF the North vii be-