New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

I 41f.f los orrftsfaCI Ct A4ssi1 f.tr ~'lA tF'-Ht-
.-f' s-h Hang u 1uph-- ovsr a,isa.-- 800 'Ls
Emperor, VIII n-goz1ioliy which hss ~ psfs 81 ~.
~ re sna4s ~ iyra-.~, u. "a iae A--s-l1 n -
Dries ~ lg-s.ng % tie dean f-~ LAO l9ilsssa
| -rho had ia % T4rs-y Or sucror sad pro'scioa-
Tlo.o r4sl kos.1.b, BEN, DeubnsEi ard 0,-sf brave
llAn..rs1s ~-Ie hs'ei1l 70 ne e3ss ~ We 80,
sfer me u ancient ce,pots h. made c-sf I-.
Dli m .1si attempt 10 onng ta-m "i-4l IS srs.-. ~
sI5n, D. -le trn but emyes-i- c51o o -le ~ az ne
s.r-y f,iea Il refuses % deliver ITO ~ 1rrcs "
ve ssDcIa me v.Lqgish@d fzits ~ho lave esIAa ni.
eioqusaiy expfessed y rs 1i-oJ thames he p'-1
E-ry Of Cas.lsa "a. Tie hongarsa refsEets re
besieD. lql.hld A. sacA 1-s are e. vi u i-e
fy OF all nalO1s II .v sir-ng seeking re al-
s.l.y o. per via WHOM hospitality u IN afiice o.
r. g0ls faa A. such, 20 abandon iaem would DC e.
sct " iniyefy % e g Of iuhlu -rity. I-e Pore VII
u3 cider ;l- ezies VINO have hr0v1 themselves Gu
b. soil 90 lt- power u sovereign -lo can of = -
lite boa ilc ra5 Cn- 81 Ter p-si -ll1f irl z
irgd sirsc'cd from vhia ara melacsl ffol without
Tr. ~ 49, rss rrg loiae rsb.a-l article of ler
aoa- ks sssi.d over Tue asp ess and III BUNDLED
lte Alfo-rat ofii@ .opg-f smcire 10 The world
How w. I'LL. ana an i.rrirstef We Enthusiastically
o. 10 Bussiss haniisuOn. Her demand q srJus, in1
contrary ~ sv which ought be red 10 ec regard
c-r.eorsc.s Cafteet Cot.ei's have bel held ihi.
deliberate, 70 = supposed upon dispscn-s re-
y 81 al 80, T,s,b Hisster Of
ASH. e-of-ssei % he English and French Ambassadors
ers meno1s questions amer TIE receipt 81 TIE hut
30 Austrian nii1aiasa These questions were an"erra
by collective ucte which Sir S Gaming snd Genera
AUpcs affirmed that The treaties Of kutshuk simsf and
Of fsssATOwch DO not Justify lie demands for the sur
refassl Or he Porie womb srefsre 20. amount 10
breach OF these treaties. or 10 isSiv csuse OF war
England. IN th5 event u wrr, could not be promised
Neoat special Instructions bat that these states Hoad
The Porte AID he Emperor Al this stage ne s..er
rrsis Pdoce hsdzlv lmu-dstey set out Tor - fieIs
burg, and Will hs followed ihter b. fusd Ede1di'
charged o explain 10 the Emperor Nicholas the sefup-s
OF the Divtn
The difficulties which this moment cxs; "a CONSTANT
uopr relative 10 the ezradlou " the Hungarian reu-
% q 10 mn
~ Attach % item. The Emperor tiles doubt,
70 get up 'of hmse wrong the more, real or apparent
addition All those which each OF his pfedecessors
anxious to inseoe In the great book Of The oesu-
uies Of Ru'sis oPeaed b. Peter The Great Neither have
embzsssdoTs OF France aud England been ventnk 10
20 icy followed constantly by the powers they repre-
sent They have protested against The imPeou demands
Of Russs. IL suppOse that hsse naIeuves
% traditional policy II Europe involve seoersl copfs
grafton o. the contrary, return hss been made 70 Ins
temporarily abandoned by means Of the Russian ,nsrver
noa 10 the domestic efsIs u Austria kussa be- revert
ei 10 her natural designs and, II may be said 10 le oes
n.y. marked out b. Providence sha has erected her
views from The west 10 the esst
Far from having anything 10 .osr from he immodo-ae
pretsnscus 4 Russia and nom henobe resistance o. tae
svtau, We cugtt rather 10 congratulate ourselves e. his
mineoi or which, at east ~ss nfeaenng enough 20 ne,
come Al bstaele 10 ssetoy soai,on II he .1a Il
ily aud even 20 tie reesisbishmeu u order 70 Ger
May Bence DO rot the exgencies Of Russia eud AIs-
uis-evsn Their veIy meuscescJvef .He real embauass
" these powers, nltT hsardiDg telr recent VIC
N Hungary he PORE sou hi 70 nfow on Tue yoke
that Vienna ana s. Petorsurs have imposed ca her Ia
r0ledl II custom OF diplomacy 10 a.
rct much anger and VS. are lncoed 10 believe hal he
Gar and Emperor anything but sincere. What would
they 90 with ihOts gallant and ifs ed H1nganaus Do
hey mean 70 snoot Inen TO give nSnl me knont - snu
them up IN Spibeg, send ne 10 the mics OF Siberia
Evidently not service even rendered to those august
soverrgns ~ refusing 70 cevef tOs noble refugees
deserving OF espec al The more that hey uaforlunule
lr.a tie Lo9cs- 1ius-, OF ).
Her n4ie.lys Ministers, suddenly and ipee,sly con
vOsed IRON thef Fsrl9us pursuits OF Retirement u di
feent paris Of iue king6om, held Cslnei Coauoi yes
,o DAY a. The Foreign Once which numerousiy al
tet. A his unwOnsc ofthe year lie fact tat
Cabinet hss been summoned by the direction of Lord
Pslacrston for the dispatch Of serious business Il .u
fceni Indication Of The importance attached b. that Ma
letter 90 tho late occurrences COnssnluop.c Tor
We h, The threatening STATE N The relations between
Rfssa aud the Pore The i4o dispatches ed
from sf Hsiod Gaming are the sole cause OF this &c
which ihis cell the Responsible advisers 81 e Cfoxn
hss been mads and oBeyed Gugurs wei for The sfini
winch ouen ~ govern eir ro-5iuoas Ia such a. cincr-
geacy and rus, thsl the next few hours will send
Jrlh Consisnrope tho fullest ASSURANCES thai II these
menscng ana ulus demands Of Russia arc 20 be enforc
ed by menacng AID Injurious acts Gu iho rsrt Of
the Northern Power ey will have awakened ia ne Gov
eflmen as wei a. 10 the people OF Eng aud deiefn-
nation snow that such pretexts are chos 70
gressol On the Slteus Independence That iadepen
lttce has been placed by repeated acts Of tie diplomacy
Europe under lh- joint protection and recognition 81
a. The Posers, ard II hsTs ives moment when II could
NOT DO ssssed without peculiar ignomluy, u Is when
the Porte nyokes the guls and ussses Of Daons for he
protection Of defeated nginves intent Only escape
from the scene Of unsuccessful contest To numdaie
AID 10 degrade The srsn aud bis Ministers into he
mission 81 mean tcnon al the command Of Russian
A1ce Cap IL an outrage which might have been spared
/ 10y Sovereign o. oLc % OF dt1
n ihs insiaLce Europe Will scknow edge ihst the pne
pies % honor, humanity and civilization claim her
port Tor Turkey sgairst pe.sn-ont ccsec either BY the
ciu-y OF revenge OF The ds'iers OF st darker pohey
Il impossible not 10 be strucs oy the exIeme made
qlacy Of he cause which hiss givs1 s.s- 10 ,h turmoil
few enthusiastic Magyar patriots, who have ouived
struggle which has been ss their country than
20 themselves shd "lo appear Lave eseed 10 PlaAoef
~ha begsn IN impOsufe hsve iaken refuge under il-
guns OF the fortress Of Wdn. accompanied by certain
Polish soldiers Of fortune who have participated freely 10
every civil bro u ne ss' eisLeen months These lnn
have obviously inject through Turkey 10 the
Vest q Europe where their deusons aud their c0usp
sc-s may -rmenl ~ vsst distance from iheir native
Of action To intercept such gifives would
more emossssog Than useful even TO gher ereies FOR
cannot credit Prince RSozy1ls brutal threat Of =
wholesale execution Of the band Turkey may be bound
not 10 narbor the mortal enemies Of Rus.s or Austria On
heir respective frontiers but all 10 asked FOR these
persons Il lesvs to depart Ia fact their removal from he
Ottoman dominiOus would terminate the quarrel Ils,
The departure u Louis spoeon from sTss CANTON put
sna years ago 70 tho menscne reqlsuon Of tic
| French for bis expulsion.
Bur hen We consider how palTy and unreal Oh. cause
| Is for which much wrath has been put when we
;. i,snsarss OF RDssis which are not Brknovn Al Cor
sianinople Prince Rsdzvl delivered his message 10 the
ne Of bully and The terms OF challenge, and thereby
rendered Impossible for The Porte TO comply with such
demands without grievous humiisuon,we cannot entirely
dves ourselves OF the apprehension that the Russian
Government bss taken this opportunity aud these means
fssen quarrel The Turkish empire for lie Own pur
poses Tbs nature OF ne assistance gwen ~ Russia TO
Alsra In the Hungarian has efecually pasll zeG
hsi aisrer France IL much ensrossed DO srd
IA Italy embark bold sud energetic course Of
lnsuy fuess and feeble passages IN foreign policy
have raised doubs abroad to the ecsey and sincerity
o. Britain Tbese temptations reesler upon the fsvofi,e
Of Russian ggesslon had long been pointed
out, sao~ not even how far she Emperor If kussa
disposed follow them but ceTtAaly The tenor OF Prince
Rzdzvigs commission, and The subss zrsaurs esd
oher conclusion than Rat OF policy adverse
and insulting Turkey may be pursued 10 actual noe
| uity.
these In entocs have BEEN entertained 81 S. Peters
burg aad II this euss been sought Tor more sin
s;sr purpose than The sacrifice o. few poor refu
gees the n 10 when the vigorous and ured
seton OF Engsnd ard France The b~s chance Of avert
ing the war Or lees striking occasion Lord Palmer
son proposed that the combnec fees sho1c lake up their
position within the Dsroanees ard the rejection Of hat
scheme by France he'd the Of her sutse
cQeli carriage IN 1870 Louis Napoleon Is bound II
especial let no such opportunity sip sgsin
be has lived The life Of exi under prOiecugo oi
hose very gtages which violated By cespo-sn
ire o. sv-nge and Switzerland did Tor h ~
Trrksv sill proud enough and srorg enOcsn 70 co Tor
victims Of political Agi;auo1 Whatever, then, ne
q he Court Of s. Peiers.rrg nay be
he receipt 81 IRE refusal Of The Porte, Ire rrso1lc1t oil!
TIE aita-. allies OF The Sa..an VIII not, hope, - css
t-m or iess Elective To abandon Ire Turkish --sAn,
xo-1 Be IL soaoco, owr Dracpes, our own o. 10Y
G1e he future integrity or he Oosa Empire BIZ u inis
be man 4ned vita ne spir AID dighIy W-ici II
ree.s-. t1eei reason 10 believe that ne Pc -
OF b. Emperor Of Russia vii oosite, and an 81 At
which has had formidable c1unercere-i may ell be
5soc III 70 paciSc ierminaaon
| This a5oniosole SANDER is smirenty worthy Of
Tie Tsass Indeed the whole article ia sirkingy char