New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

kossuth and Bathy ami Madame DemAinslt
The Turkish Ninistry-rhe Holy sepalch.,
French Diplomacy.

kossuth and Bathy ani-Nadame Demhtnsll
The Turkish Ninistry-rhe Holy sspulch.,
French Diplomacy.
Correspondence OF he y. Y Tribune
CoNsrANrlNorLE, Wednesday, Nov S. lsSL
Ii must not be believed that the repor,
Of a disagreement between Kossuth and Con-,
Bathyanl are correct. They are wholly false-cat
IN circulation by French malice 20 cover the eours,
which the French Legation here has followed VII
regard to the liberation OF hosSuth. They p1,e
on excellent terms, and all those who know Z
Count, are well aware OF his devotion 90 the cav
of " kossuth and Hungary ana OF his noble char
acter. His Countess IS however OF different sem.
ments she never was friendly TO d cause wAlch "a.
prived her OF a high place at the Imperial Coarl
and at home placed tae humble wife OF Pr,siden.
Governor IN position superior TO her own
The Countess DembinSki. Who LEFT Ne x-York soas
months ago for Hungary. and who had been arcs.
ed by the Austrian authorities, is now visiting wi,a
her parents at Temeswar. Immediately on her ar.
rest, the American Charge dAfAlres Al Vienna, M
McCmdy, inteIceded in her behalf and she was Al
once liberated. As late rs the middle OF October
she was ell, and wrote 10 friend OF hers al tAs
place, that She proposed soon returning to New.
York. Though 10, imprisoned she was limited 10
the freedom OF her fathers dwelling, and not per.
united to visit her friends in Temes or It's vicinity
Since the late changes in the Turkish Mmis,r,
matters go on much better than they did The pres
ent Minister of finance, Nsfz Pacha, shows hz.
self to be good hnancier aud the Porte is ANXIOUS
to pay of it's arrears. The Grand Vizier Recha
Pacha, continues 20 possess the entire confidence q
the Sultan, and all the changes made agreeable
to his plans OF government
The question OF the pfoectora.e and possession Of
the " Holy Sepulcher has found solution in
ner recalling to memory the untying OF the eele-
brated Gordian knot While the pious French Re-
public claimed the right Of protecting the Sepulcher,
on the ground that it had once been conquered by
French Prince during the CTusades against the Mus.
SULLIVAN ln6dels, which then held Il; the Emperor Of
Russia has written an autograph letter to the Sui.
tan, in which he states that the sepuichre has al
ways been under the charge Of the priests OF his faith
Greek and that he cannot without great dissatIs
faction see them deprived OF 1t IN favor Of any pre-
tenders whatever. The Sultan, who is a true Mus
suman, cares not which Of the inhdels holds the
Sepucher, which may be holy or may not rs happy
to throw IN this declaration, Us closer to he argu'
ment
- What could have reused Louis Napoleon 70 !As
new NJ OF pleIy, CANNOT wen DC imaBu'eu' ""' y"
clear that he must now give 1t another direction TOT
the present at least Thus he has lost all the causes
wnicn proposed carrying IN the suItans domin-
ions, viz preventing the British from having ,Asa
railroad in Egypt, over which Province Of Turkey
France has (as you know traditional right OF soV.
reignty, on the score OF its conquest by the uncle
of her present ruler the guardianship OF the Holy
Sepucher, and the qualification OF iancied beneso-
lence, dependent on her prevailing upon the suiias
to supersede Kossuth by the III starred ABIDE kadH.