New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-18


~ TIE Foaries NEws this morning brings
M farther ;ntaiiigeuce With regard 90 R0ssrrE
and hi, convsnions tboRgh there ss several
y,g9e runors Of differences stiii existing bes~sen
tbs Porte aDd The Cru, Mons Of which amount =
much There seems % DO reason 70 fear that the
s1iles psy indeed DO doomed 70 imprisonment
within tie sgtrsss Of shumis whittier oar las:
previous sdvices i.iornsd as they had bsen trans
fsned. TCis il tbs opinion q M UssAzY and the
gentlemen who have accompanied him r. this
country and the, opinion must Of course hsveIs1oh
grester sht totn that Of ysrsons not 50 f.uiis'
with TIE vindisgs Of Oriental and desvotic oplc
macy. The fact that there ia s1oh delsy 10 al
nJuneng mo 8ntl decision Of the Porte also goes
% confirm this view. n i, YES Intended 70 lie,
the iigstrious cries 90 at last, Why keep them ~
long ia scspsnsh, especially - their removal from
the country would 10 a. least elimination Of what
threatened % be cause of war fortnight
.f,er they crossed the Danube at Osors they
might bsvo been safe IN England, receiving the
.HectionA.e raanifestions Of that sympathy with
which every free hear. must beat for thsm.-
Their. IL then reason 70 fe,- that the Sultan de
sisns nos TO release them.
In this c,se II behovea the civilized nations 70
Intervene in their behalf If there wo ever a.
OCCASION when the Ministers OF France, England
and America at Constsntinople should make com
rlon cause, IL is 10 behalf Of these prisoners We
reclaim man vhOse Only title to our aid II thss
ne CHANGED 70 Ds born Oh the soil Of our country,
with OIL the energy with which al equal member
Of the family Of nations should sax for what s ia
light Ihis is only as IL should be. Bot how
much more ought every free people b. reclaim
KossUTH who is at onco OF al nation. BY vrtuc
OF bic services 10 the universal principles Of hu
man well beng, vhose soal il one vast inspiration
Of liberty, sod whose life has been consistent N
It's obedience n the IDEAS taAt make BCrker H.
Ilu~rious aud Washington immortal. What
shane fcr Va II OUI truest efforts ere not made =
SECURE bis liberation and that al bi. Generous
oompe.rs II we look On il silence - shall be
ecae parties 70 their imprisonment AID msy &c
com. ourselves sso a. IN some sort the jsiiers Il
toe R9ssan s1soc-at
Ths news from Germany is encouraging Aus
pia ana P,uss, are a. loggerheads about the
Prussisn miniature Of that great aud yet vital idss
the Unity 1T the Germsn States. They sHsIl ~
each other sro thre>ten var hut such a wal
would ba too good thing u happen At present
We sAy to- sood thing, for IL is our convictio
tina. whs.eyer tends ID overthrow thsE msss IF
evil and &bsurdity the monsrchies OF Mortimer
EaroPe, Ia good in the end, though i may be VI
ulass'a' o. shocking aai Csrriho for the m'uaer;.
Aty disorder hiss something better than the order
vhioh reisns a. WarssE, Perth, Venn. and Der
lin. No popular convui.ion now oosse. can b.
80 hacky internal as the 'cenes performed by tie
mipion, Of syraa,s claiming 10 rule by tins grace Of
God. A war between A1s,ris and Prussia mus,
become q universal war, the lSss dresd tempest,
clearing up tho horizon Of Humanity and ss i
ends lesving 20 ,he world the promise Of perpetual
peace. Therefore &c say let 1t begin
The nsNs from France has now descended 10
r0Ports Of duels for lack Of thine CT greater mo
mens. Whs, fall 10 there Bot We shall hesf
from Paris more In earnest by and by.