The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
TWO CENTS.

reserve to itself beforehand entire liberty Of action
in the event Of the revolutions of foreign states
ts own security IN danger If the territorial eou-
brum established by on its frontiers sSonia
incur the risk of being deranged or modified 70 the
prejudice Of Russia Now that security is some
what menaced ny what Is going preparinu in
Hungary, which appears evident from the efforts and
avowed projects Of the insurgents thsmsevesand any
attempt, which even for time should on this side be
made by revolutionary government the integrity
and unity Of the Austrian monarchy, would be at
tack upon the state of which accord with
the spirit Of treaties the Emperor regards necessary
to the balance OF power in Europe also for the
pose Of his own states-the Imperial government is
bound to provide against the eventual ty which IL had
foreseen, and the present situation is too pregnant
with complications for il to be permitted allow the
germ to ructify BY preventing these evils accel-
Grating, by the operation which Russia lends to her
ally the extinction II ire which threatens extend
from the Danube to the Vstuli aud which keeps in a
state OF ferment all the na'onaities in that vast en-
pre Russia does not exercise the liable
right conferred by the interest of self preservation,
but she believes that she acts in behalf of all powers
who are the true friends eff peace and that she will
contribute to the of the repose Of society
and Of the balance of power il Europe"
The Treaty between Russia aud Turkey.
The following letter, which appears in the Dsbst,,
iuliy confirms the intelligence which have already
published relative to the terms of this important
treaty:
"CoNsr.SrrrorLr April %, 1s49
ut was yesterday in conference which General
Grabbe had with the Grand Vizey aud the Minister
Foreign Affairs at Bata Lenlan that the principles
and main conditions of the treaty were settled The
arrangement is concluded for seven years; and all the
pie, and to that OF 81 Petersburg. which 1t may con-
tain. stipulated for being merely provisional.
The treaty consists Of eight articles and oil Of them
have reference simply To the affairs of the principa
ties Of Moldavia and Walachla to the nomination Of
the hospodars to the contingent Of troops to be main
tanned in them. and the mode of evacuation.
:" he fret article exposes The motives which have
rendered necessary that cement namely the
terror circumstances the dsorers which have broken
out in the prncpaties and the occupation which has
been the consequence Of them The hospodars who
were named for life by the General Assembly will this
hp nfsd for IvnnN nnlV ia tVn
zeran and protecting courts are to agree as to the
choice and the nominations will subsequently be made
by hafh-ohtriH from the Sultan The Porte aud Rus
STA will each keep missioner in the priDcipateS
during years The commissioners will assist the
hopodars with their councils and will address to their
respective courts accounts OF what Is done. council
of revision will be estabshed at Bucharest and Mt
organic laws of the pncipaltes in the formation and
convocation Of the General Assembly and in the cleo
tion of the hopodars he members of the council Of
revision will be chosen by the two courts from among
the principal boyards of the two princpalties
THE most important article OF the treaty is the
fourth II is that article which regulates the force Of
the occupying army, and the mode of evacuation. On
that article the discussion long one In conse-
qurnce of the situation OF foreign aairsthat Ia to-
say the troubles which exist in neghborng countries
the contingent of troops that each will be allowed to
maintain in the princpalities will be from 900 to
35 900 The Porte insisted for long time hx-
ing the number ut 20 900 10 25 OO0 but this point
Russia would not yield. The reorganization Of the
national militia capable Of maintaining tranquility Is
to be imme dately commenced in such manner that
In year and If possible the contingent of tho
duced to 10000 men, The complete evacuation will
take place the state Of the prncipalites will
permit 1t Is understood but not formally stipulated,
that the of the cOutingents of occupation
M Mt the charge of the courts and not at the charge Of
the princpSlities.
cit il also understood that Russia must withdraw
from all the prncipalites the troops that she has
there with the exception of corps Of 900 to 900
men, but the may keep them the frontier, to
be able to send them back again in with the
Porte II the circumstances should require.
"These are the bases settled yesterday. They
frat nre arpd nv uaa
s said that Russia secret treaty relative to
the of precauop to be taken with respect to
the troubles OF Transyivsnia y
Egypt.
His Hgnhess Abbas Pacha remains at Cairo. Egypt
tranquil and likely to continue at least from inter-
nal causes, undisurbed In saying this much I have
we'll nigh told the political history OF the country for
The consuls have, however, been making noise
about attempt that has recently been made to esab
lsh system Of internal passports While they COM
plain Of Infringement Of That freedom the treaty
guarantees to European suhjscts resident In the
ry, the Government. the other hand, grumble at
the inconvenience and cost IT. Is subject to in watching
and controlling the movements Of set Of European
adventures, who without reputation means, seek
livelihood In Egypt By piundor and fraud The ques-
ton under discussion and from the angry feeling
shown on both sides it is not likely to be term
mated
By recent ukase" Of the Pacha the authorities Of
the country employed in civil Offices required to
their old custom Of wearing beardsthe military
alone being permitted appear with their faces shaven
There Indications in this and other recent acts Of
the revival OF the old Mussuman school of prejudces,
and Of grasp Of comprehension which guide
the grave councils of the State pilot, from which
the world will draw its conclusions
The Prime Minister, Artn Bey, has been ordered to
Cairo whittier he proceeds in few days In order 1t Is
said to settle the difficulties between the consus and
the authorities there regarding the alien question.
Two Of the late brahim Pacha aud the second
surviving of III ehemet Ali arrived by the Ripon
on the 9Th inst from Narcotics. These young gentle
had been for five years at the Egyptian seminary
established at the cost aud under the auspices of
Mebemet All in ls4 and are said to have distinguish
ed themselves by their attachments in several branches
Of science.
Greece.