New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

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LoNDox, lFnssy afternoon, Oct l549.
The Rcsso Tarkish question has assc.ned ar 10
expected magnitude since ! Trote - you iaii
week. and the co..sl qlence is hat ouf Ministers
have been lumrnoned 70 e Cabinet Council ia Lon
e,a .ais week. which Council wa nEmero0siy a.
tended The brutal Au,ocrat oi the RuFsiss de-
n.rded that ,ns fugitive Polish Refugees should
be given Up 20 him ior immediate murder: De ie'
tao Sultan know the otisc: q TIE required ez
tradition az the same thst be made the demand
The -oi.sn. with al hi. great people sboO. hin-
bg. especially beci.t y lth his religious advisers
mildly b1' ebsoy-ey declined 70 sccofe 20 tue
reauer. Of the Emperor, though At the risk oi hcs
,liiies with that form daJ.e power am glad %
ssy ,hst the British sud French Ministers backed
he rirtt AIDE Of tho TRANSACTION, and in lhe tb
.eucc OF positive !ustruc -Oss rom their 63Yern-
,nslts. gave the S1tan ell The assurance that tney
could that he wOgld be supported BY the .l1er a
powers ia his bcaisnant sud cody policy Inc
.cOrscorenCe was tie suspension ci diplomatic r.
lsi,ous between the Porte and R1ssia the AN
mediate departure Of Prince Hadzlyil, the hue-
sian Envoy Extraordinary, Tor Ct. Poi-isou's
aud the debsrture also oi a Turkish Envoy FOR tnc
same Capital TO- lay the true state oi the case al
.he eel II the Empernr.
Yer. strange indeed ha.. been the aro.nSies
broyght out u lae human race by passing events
since the beginning o. 1893, sEo~ ins that 80 have
u1 principles left, but that circumstances YmtGa".
trsg,rse, an l might ray travesLie our souls.-
ManA.ndhss been tDmbIag for the last y m'A-hs
STANDING on It's head, and on vsrious other parts
beside the icet. 10 ias become n question raised
Dy facts themselves, whether what we have cSitd
tIs fc were 40. tho head aEd Dfcc rcfsd 30 little
kno~ing are ~e about the provinces and meG-
Ders oi the Grand Man. TIE odd phrnoinena
were begun Dy the Pope. ahJ has now lett Us
quitc misty as to Whist the POpcdOm s, whether
mfalibie or lallibie cOuscfvstiv. OF progressive.
secuisf 0r religious. The Pope first stood on his
head st. Peters successor became the hXed
pOlut aud popular nights and assemblies ~ateeh
?. an0 ir1 All, iiEc compile OF subVsise legs
brandished 10y All Athlete. Oddly. could not have
begun ON hi Cher place, or adated upon more
aOnpJ. hcnsigc principle. pass over hundfca
intslm. date di iyersions-o Of Republican Kings and
despOtIc Rcpuoi,cs-snd horde OF circumstances
familiar - every rcEdcr auti | come b. this last
psss - hich has astonlshef even those WI" nave
watched the game Of wonders Throughout. mesn
the circumstance, that the first great sacrifice
made % Christiah principle by any sovereign. en-
anntes from the q rand TURK, the head oi the Mos
sllmsns aud the focus Oi the Nahometan iaith.-
tn. Pope aud the Sultan dancing sto~n the ridc-
dlous world in this last and most tizdfe 1szufhs.
II Il we're not our OW dear world, we m ignt "io &"
laughing at such 'nluaCtures, bot we TOO are ACT
o.s and doubt not shere are iaG-hers enough
OUTSIDE OF our sphere ~ our planetary islces.
We ought o. kLov r litt!e more oi MshOmetsn-
ism. aud as VI are .he progressive SIDE o. thc
world We should nOt " ait i0f tho Moslen miss Oh
sr,es coming to convert, cut take the inittst'v''
aud bee Ia 10 proselyt TIE ourselves How would a
iran Societv be received VA New lorr. VII
tracts On the MAh0ne etsn virtues, and soitsoie Sp
peals from the li-bts OF heAtheDism 10 the poor
a... r.rN.s .s..f N..ra.f
pertineut fOr il does sppesr tnst the Nussumshs
have carried their religion iEio sphere mat thv
roiessed followers of Chnst have not yet Pene
trstrd / have often been struck with the iaci'
that the whole force OF Protestantlsm st all events
10 pietistic and eabbstical; to human relations,
aud upoa week days. II mas nothing 70 ssy. II
YOU ssk your Bishop for the ChfistIan code oi
friendship, hospitality, or trade, he Will tel you
that these are secular matters, each indepenhent
OF religion, though properly brought u0der Outward
conform ~ to IT, bat that Cnrlstisnlty lies IN sIh
alone You insist that these are the Substances o.
worldly intercourse. and oUeh; 10 be cared ior nsy
lecisated Tor, by faith bGt bs answers that iaith
Is the sab.tsLce Of things not seen snd must NOT
soil Its ingers by condescending 20 preside over
the rules of earthly lie. Ia word with SIX
.eveuihs OF our time, and with ninety.nine hun
dredths OF cur re.stions, our holy Religion pro
iesses to have nothing 10 do; content II Sahia!
bs observed. clergy honored, and tlthes and lees
N1lN reklstcrtO anu phlu. II WNtN sccHs " ~
10. so with the MahometAns. Their holy books
sad high religious functionsries, stiil dwell upon
some o the tangible virtues still hold the hem Of
Astreas garment, aud i'm pore Der 'odescend sseiu
from the skies II an not mistaken, this worthy
conduct Of the Sultan will have grest effect upon
whatever is left OF the Religious Mind IN Christ
endom We shall blush tor The filthy cslumnes
that our divines snd our religious societies have
pa. forth against our Malcmetsn brethren, who
are 50 much better Christians than ourselves.
The English people is hestirring itseH as II
ought. in view OF this emergency The lourna.'
with no exception worth naming proclaim that >
clear ceSHs belli will be established, II Russia
,iiis finger against Terkey. The Iimes, hither
% Au.tro- Russisn, heads this new coalition oi al
Good hearts agaiast a tyranny which would make
Europe into a scsfold, and use the Admiai'tra
tive power OF Nations as an instrument OF private
torture and veneesnce IN the hands OF the most
malicious Of the ruling powers. Our Mediterra-
ne an e { IS no doubt already bearing up 10 tue
scene of dispute, and tho Government ls examin
ing the capabiity Of tie ssapOrts 10 atord an cl
fecsive manning 20 fresh ships-oi-Sar. Private
sympathy too IS hurTying outward. This morn
lng's papers contain a note from Nj Crswshsy
tho great Iron master. in which he lays dow Z
$500 as the nest-egg of fund to be subscribed 10y
private England toward the expenses OF the sa
tan in this prospective conflict. IL Is gratifying 70
lind that we are not dead, but can at all events
preoedes US in our duties and carries the reaht.
Of deeds into our doctrines
la my asst letter | remarked to you that our
Protestant hierarchs bad only directed the batil
IT PRAYER against the Cholera when Cholera was
eyidently taxing Itself oH. despite the absence o.
public praysrs. did no; then llsen our splritSsl-
ists - poor cowardy marine, who hid himsei
away during action, until he heard that the enc
my were beaten, aud the canncms had ceased q
rosf after which he came Oh deck, to see the
beggars run" But II | had used the silnile
twould have been appropriate. recur to the
, subject now. because ! find that the Catholic
Clergy took the opposite course, snd opened thei'
spiritual artillery upou the Cholers from The be-
| ginning. firing away every Sunday, without wait
| lng for success 70 anticipate them. The prayers
werc no. certainly answered NJ once but then The
Psoiessanis " a. reply that t MAS because they
| were not Protestant prayers. Next time hope
the Reformed Church will also begin a. the oesin
ming. and enable u.s. by experiment, IN arrive Al
the induction thai the Pro;estSnls are aors heAfe
| Of q "a thaa the Csihulics.
Iceland is in e ssi state m1rs, political sno
bodily diseases rua Tot through her emsclate'
frame by some terrible law OF succession that We
40 not understand. The Queens yist has bee
| bat shooting-stsr m hrmsment oi murray. pes
| tLsDl,A night. The sntl-rent movement 10 dail,
| exseadine, snd leads everywhere 10 collision, II
| which frequently blood u spnt. IL parishes iss
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