New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
LETTER FROM TURKEY
Affairs Of Turkcy-The slavic Uprising
Prn.sinn Intrigue Persia, &c. &c.
coNsrAvrrvorrr. June y. l-i-.


induce the Porte % renounce rs suzerainty over
the municipalities. 81 that Russia might get pos
session of Thorn alterward. and cause them 20 On.
ter into the formation Of a new kingdom winch
would be governed By son of the Autoc'at' ]
added that this project formed part Of another still
more vast
This grand project is one that you must know
here they talk OF o. not a the streets but n every
place where attention is turned 70 the great M
tcresis Of Europe some years ago there appeared IN
the Reru, dcs DsaI M3Hac' rather long article under
the title Of l. Hoa9e Graco. S0rs-CThe Greco slavic
World AZ thar time l'le attention was paid 10 that
article ct present events make il interesting.
since the French Revolution Of February. tie war
between the principles OF Democracy and Absolutism
hes become active than ever, and the Gar, who
frd himself this moment the sole snd rertabe rep
rcsentavc Of the latter VIII before long commence the
play in sober earnest. In the meantime he is taking
his precautions and doing is best az maneuverns To
maintain the struggle which cannot help breaking ont
on many points at once ne has need Of people and Of
flag under which 20 rally them This flag is not yet
raised but it soon will be- 10 s that Of the Grfoo>ar'
/ W1rd
Already Narfsn has reared Ire head To- Germany
ha- IL Constituent Assembly AZ Prague. and t wishes
to separate from G0nani.a There nre here two
/ idea. that must DO attended 20 before al othors.
/ The Empire %. Austria supported by GSrl'i'r is
falling. she wishes 20 rise again by Slgrisn and you
comprehend all that may result from tbs great iact-
Si,risr count. NJ least hundred millions Of people
who occupy Poland large part Of Russia Of Prussia
Of Pomerania of Bohemia Of silesa, Of Moravia, OF
Bosnia of Moldavia Of WsiiscLa of servia and oven
Of Bulgaria The cunning Of Russia il striving % aly
these people 20 the Eastern Greeks. such on empire
would be altogether too CREST for one sovereign
Therefore in the idea Of the Gar there would be the
/ Sqrio Empire Of the East which be himself would
govern and the sorio Empire Of the Nes, which
would be governed By the Emperor of Austria This
project is very seriously entertained and you know
TINT it was said 10 the hsst sitting OF the Continent
Assembly Of Prague that f the -lari must make war
O. ree.tablish distinct and independent nationality
they would not give way before IT, You may regard
A. a certain fact that Che Emperor Nchsas has made
known TO thc Provisional Government of Prague that.
in case OF war independently of bis armies. be would
put 4oOOOOO00 Of rubles at their disposition.
TO SKATER Saris7 in the hands OF Nichols ana to
take from him on chances Of success in case Of war.
listed to what is loudly suggested by the political men
of this country sincere alance must be- formed '-
tween France. England and Turkey Polish prove
SAYS" When the horse Of the Great Turk shall drink
Of our rivers, our country shall be born again IN
strength and freedom The greatest sympathy exists
and always has existed. between Poland and Turkey
The day when this latter united to France ana Eng
land shall call to the other 20 itself without de-
lay and at the voice Of Turkey the Cossack ALSO would
be 10 themselves, the lariars, and all the
people of Circassia The combined d,ots Of France
aud England could then enter the bacs sen % destroy
the Russian Establishments there and thrust back TO
come very great power, and you can dsocst- il by
the Triple Alliance Of which ] have spoken II the
slavic nationality lie going to recontruts itself this
grand ought TO be accomplished for the profit OF
Russia.
This is what is said among those vino give their ser
ous attention to these great Interests it a said a-o
tbst with tle r-escr, feeling Of implacablc hatred
which exists between the slavii and the Germans If
France should seek The support of ;hose latter TO su'
tain her in a general war, the owl would immed-
at,y throw themselves into the Of Russia In this
case the struaale would be terrible and mo- one knows
what would be- the end OF il.
Turkey would ask nothing better Than 90 enter into
this Alliance she hates Russia because the latter has
humiai, d her in pat times because she dom.neers
over her at present because che wishes 90 derour her
at some future time Her hatred is hatred necessary
for her preservation and her existence. The present
circumstances also are most favorable % the realization
Of this Alliance Last sunday ReschdTacha and Aai.
Pacha car,e again into power hc Minister with
out porffolo lle other President Of ihc Supreme
Council Of Justice in place of HalPacha This COM
bnaton due 90 Resohd Pacha who will soon resume.
in more public manner, the chief direction OF sfar-
The Imperial Ordinance of the 25tl of June which na-
caused the most agreeable sensation at Constmnopc
s under present circumstance great check for Rus
STA which does not dssemble tho want of sympathy i
feels for the Ottoman Cabinet
say that the occ aston Is good and so much the more
cause Sir sratiord Canning whom they were all the
me waiting for and who never came arrived at length
last saturday some persons already see his iulrence
in the ministerial modification on sunday but there is
nothing in it thatmeasurc wa. determined upon some
time before a. previously announced you and all
that can be said il. that II put in execution the next
day alter hi. arrival since Mr. Canning among rs,
il would be thing muchto be desired that the position
of Gen Aupick. should be- dedniuyey regulated but
that would not probably take place until the French /
Republic shall have been recognized by some greet /
power and everybody hopes that the Cabinets OF
France and England would o.n in harmony Tor the r.
sulaton of Tie Affairs OF Europe DC would be- easy Tor
their representatives, there 10 maintain good under
standing and to destroy tie unhappy influence Of Rus
sia over the Divsn from this point 10 the treaty OF
triple alliance there is but step easy % take snd
then the destinies of the East vii be worthy Of the
civilized thought. OF the West
Russia does not limit herself % masn- her weiz Dc /
iet in Turkey she makes &, felt and eth more heavily
in Persia At this momcn. this latter country i prey
20 the greatest agitation The rebe sssr has raised
the standard of revolt in Khorassan o. which be is mas
ter and where he is pracrcing the greatest cueltes
The inhabitants spahan have r-voted and certain
Rsb aom the Persian Government has caused 10 le .m
prisoned because he was announced rs a Messiah IS .
ssitatng by mean. OF hs prose yies. whose number d
ready exceeds twenty-five Thousand u tie provinces of
Adh,rbiisn and Culan Everybody here Sc convinced /
that Russa vhohods uuieI her hand The brother the
Shah. is no stranger 10 these movements Lns.snd .
ought 20 and this additional motive to labor Tor the
formation OF the Triple Alliance. Persia is the high
road to ndis and she events ia Persia coincide with
the insurrccron OF the Punaub of which the news
eiven Won by ue last courier from Bombay.
On saturday last AZ o'clock in the evening there 4
was great disturbance in the streets Of Pera the oc
cssion OF t tas since the itai an Revolution
broke out diiacuty has existed between the Pied /
rnontese and the Tuscsns. These latter are Rep1bi /
CONE tla others are Monsrchi-fs - the PIrimuntese