The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

modes Of forming French system were open cit Ter
France might unite with Austria sgA,nst Russia and
England or with Russia against England and Austria
and Ras%sh
% os ns s S to A.'t, in sy aud the
second France would have stind Austria
taken Belgium and The frontier. Of the shiss and saasd i s
s,se in p Spain Vp hs naea So. the O.d,
lave insured her these augmenta.ons Of territory The
q geography; it is the OF
The future great races 10 s The egubri nm o. peace by
prisng the middle and exiting England like satellite pow
never appears TO have so much as suggested issf
TO This apostle Of bsrty equality aud fraternity that
morals with the partition Of Poland nor believe,
would they be repudiated for that by his
caIy their shirt It expaip. General ismoricisrs,s
late abortive mission TO st Petersburg which would
othsrws. seem made for the purpose of inviting
the marked insult to the PRECEDENT and the republic
which IL brought down upon them IL also ex plaios
the otherwise ursccountable cslmness or taueness
with which the from Turkey has been re-
ceiVed In Parts beyond the Immediate precincts OF
the Bourse Where are the friends of the oppressed
Of the great European family, What has
become If the phiianthropic democrats who so late
ly rivaied Apacharsic CIootz in the extravays nce
and como otan chs act.r of their mopstratons?
Surely, all cannot have folloxed the fortunes Of
M. ledru Rolliu Are they reluctant to uphold
the Sultan, becaufe they have assailed the Prssi-
dent tor restoring the Pope and do the lesitimsts,
heir eide. shrink from the autthess If conem po-
rsnsously offending both the aud the Crescent
Toc9uevite nor. With rare exception has the affair
foimsd the r'ninrnt subject of discussion any Of
the journals which are regarded as the organs Of toe
leading parties. This looks very much II party
republican, legtimist, Orleani,t, Bonspsrtit
cslst-~as particularly agar to commit itself against
Russia, even In cause appealing to the wsrmest sym-
IA htes Of an impusive and sxcitable people At the
zane Tine the must haze been perfectly conscious all
sluI that they sto committed a. dee ourssvcs
The ir.I ell aud English am sadors having pledged
their respective nations to back the Sabine Porte in
every way short OF an armed Intervention for which,
y " q os.lb lp fpr IN
engage without special instructions for the purpose
We rots this seeming indifference az phenomeu ou
well deserving tie grave attention of Lord Palmers
We by infer from that the present occa-
sion tbe c.u'e OF justice aud humanity viii be absn
coped by the FreDsh government which, it IN UNDER
stood has approved the lue taken by General Aupck
spd minated ito readiness To operate with England
for the protection of the Porte We retain however,
cur original opinion shat there is but little to
sIprsend sn actual rupture IL "a very seldom, In
dt'd itat a declaration II war folio"s a deliberate
conf-TeDce az ambassadors, timely reference 20
courts, aud the judiciouJ course foiiowed by the
SULTAN, in thro~iug the obi>f resnunsibhty ~ his
ref nj on Sir StrsttOrd anuius and General Aupick,
Ia bis fecurity. We must give them credit for
outing the fullest Information to facts aud dpcu-
n.Bts before answering the question: and IL Is there
fore, important TO observe that in their opinion
The treaties Of Kutsehsh Ksyunfdi and Pafaro witch
do not c'Ifsr on Austria AUD Russia the right of DE-
handing tbs oxtrsdtiou of tbs bupgtrisa refugees
We sssune. for the sske of argument that each En-.
peror, in point OF form, demanded only hisown sub
jects; and say that the utmost they demand,
jointly or generally under the treates under any
recognized doctrine Of interbsonL Law, la that the
he last advoes from New York state that BEN aud
Dembihsky expected In the United States; ant
the gcrcian knot will probably be united by suffering
uem ard their companions To leave widdin without
beat 81 drum. and quietly embark on board some
French, Engsh or American vessel In the Bosphorus
there necessity Tor bringing matters Co extremes
for driving the Czar to throw, Brennuslke. his
sword into the scale. The Sultan has done.no more
than ouy and homer required Of him In saving these
unhappy men from death (sorte I'll an DEATH sbe-
riap exile; and (shioh remains 20 be proved the i'm
perin demand " only tbs fret step In scheme Of az
ia to in r.du To he
tion OF Niseroy, his nrm aud chiValrous resisauee
backed by the universal sense OF iusdcs in msskpd
hardly TAIL to the indefinite postp
or most probably the eventual abandon neot, OF the
scheme.
iMroETANT MEETING OF THE ENGLISH CABINET.
From the London Times, Oct.
Ter Msjc.ty = minlstsre suddenly and specially con-
Noitd from their various pursuits retire diff
fI,nt Parts cl the kingdom. bsld a Csbic.t Council
ttcrdny at the Foreign office which numsroarly
ATTENDED At this UuwOptsd season 81 the yesr, tue
TACT thai cabinet b. been summoned BY direction If
Lord Ialmerston fer the despatch 81 serious business
sufficient indication ~ the Importance attached by
tlst minhter 70 the late occurs.nccs at ConrautnO-
pie; for se believe that the ming state Of the
lsons between Russia aud the Forte, the last L.
fIaches receytd from Sic StTefocd Canning, are the
sole 81 this elaboration Of the government The
prtnptituae with which this call on the responsible
acviserF 81 abe Crown has been n AIDE and obeyed
eurs We. fer the spirit which ought TO their
solutions In such srgency and trust that ths
next few hours win send forth TO Csnstannope the
fuest assurances that " these menseug and unjust de-
mapd ofRusiAa e. be- ufotce by menacng and
injurious acts the part OF the Northern Power they
will have awakened In the government ~ we'll as IN
the people Of England, determination TO show that
fuob pretexE III choten TO cover an aggression
the sutan's Independence. That Independence has
been placed by repeated acts OF the diplomacy Of Va.
rope under the JOINT protection and recognition OF all
the powers and II ever there was moment when 1t
could not be as,siied without peculiar ignomipy II b
when the Porte invoices the rights ant usAges Of
tions for the protection OF defeated fugtivss intent
only escape from tbs scene IL unsuccessful
te,t To nmidaoe and to degrade the sultan aud his
ministers Int the mission Of action at the
command Of . Russian aided camp, is an outrage
which might have been s9ar by tae sovereign Of one
empire to that ~ another aud la this instance Europe
villscknowlsdge that the principles Of honor huasn
ity and civilization, claim her support for Turkey
ssanft pr.snsops dictated either BY the cruelty Of
revenge or the designs Of . stiIl darker policy.
~ mot fortunate that at such crisis, the British
Ambassador at Constsntinople should be . whose
fedste character ubsnak.n nrEs-ss. AMI IVus sspe-
iisnce command the rrfeund refpsct not osy Of all
rGst,s In this country but Of all nations abroad sic
SustoTd Canning D. not envoy To be moved to rah
inct nsid.rate actions. he Represents, With the
ereaest authority the stable sns dgpined policy of
this country aba he L. ever led 10 take great
sulution IL Is by positive interest and great
,meisepcy II becomes the country thsr.forc, u give
our uur.ssryrd con hdeucs and though Sir stratford
fanDipa has carefully hbstained FROM duplicating the
hcme government dsr.ctly In orisn dispute be has
given bits opinion aud his COUNSEL TIA manner shich
csims the entire sanction q his sovereign aud Of
Britain ~ IL stated that The Furnish Minister OF
Foreign AGairs addressed to the kDglish aud French
Anbs tadors several momrptous questions after the
receipt Il the kusso-A Austrian nifimsf1n. These
questions answered By colectiv. note In ~hish
Sir 8 Canning aud General Aupick affirmed that the
treaties u Kushuk kaimsri, aud Of Pssssrowitch do
net u,fy the demands for the .ndsr OF the Polish
aud hungarian fusitives that the refusal Of me Ps'n
would hr.fere amount breach ~ ,se fr,sfis,
% sisyJri # vari that a., ossssaas u tie ar,d
forces 81 end England, the erent coad
not D, p'oss,d wihoui SPECIAL fHsirucon Dot at tsss
Safe wcuid readily rreBsr hsu mediation 10 artrf ruP-
ftpe befpe,n he Port, and ne tu- E@perrs Al tns
stage the rests Prince RAdzisti Immediately
Tor ST. Fetertbureh and will be followed tbither
BY Lusd Lf.pdi. charged tosxplain 70 the Emperor
Nicholas the cruples 81 the Divsp that ct the very
mt the British government is called upon to de-
upon the course IL may hereafter have TO pursue
In the East the Russian esbiast IL resolving the qu.s-
tion Of peace OF
IL 10 posebe not to be struck BY the extreme In
quscy "a the which hs given rise To this tue
mtn A NV enthusiastic magyar patriots vho have
ouvtd struggle which has been more 10 81 10 their
county 20 m--vss sbd ~ho appear TO hsve ended
In pubder What began la posture have taken refuge
IN the guns 81 tine fortress of widen
b. poisk soldiers ~ fortune Who have particle
s.d freely In every c, broil % the last ~ months
bee have obviously no object bat TO effect their
cspe through Turkey to the West of Europe, where
their delusi, std their prssies fsrnent -
vsst di,tspce heir native of sction To
Intercept such fugivss would seem more emb~r ssiog