New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
TURKEY.
The Liberation OF tKOssuth-Iierat-The Egyp-
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The East Is looking with some aGx-
ety TO the West for political events. The
reception of the great Hungarian leader by the
people OF England has quite amazed the Turks.
The question Of the liberation OF Hungary
now that the liberation OF lis leader has been ac-
eomplshcd-must always be one OF deep I'M
pouance to Turkey. Il Is Yet fresh in the minds
Of every one here now warmly all the Turks felt
N the success OF her cause against Austria.
Turkey regarded the separate and Independent
existence Of Hungary as the means of checking
Russia IN her progress on the route which the
6nfer-post, put up by Catharine Ild, Indicated
lsd from ST Potcrsburgh 60 Constantlnople and
desued the warike beeeraHt spirit OF the
Magyars less troublesome on her frontier than
she hotdes OF Cossacks which have, Tor
a century past, hung, like a swarm OF de
vouring locusts, over her devoted head. indie
pendon, Hungary would, however, prove
nacsus for confederation OF all the asplune
.yirus OF Servia, Wallacha and Moldayia, AMI
even Dalmatia and lllyna, and doubtless grow
rp INTO a formidable barrier against Russia, aud
an equally formidable enemy OF the Turk. The
Porte, nevertheless, ioregoes all of these consid-
erstlons and in ITS interest IN the cause of Hun
gar, only regarded her success as a means Q.
checking the dreaded progress OF the Gear IA the
Mast.
At the present moment, when Austria Is stu
xrowhng over tae ashes of Kutsyah, ani
tire a,ening the Porte with unheari of disasters.
DO interest IS oppressed 10y It in the movements OF
the Hungarian Leader. 1t, however, hears with
interest, the accounts of his popularity, anu
doubtless hopes that he may invoke the " Genius
Of Liberty to bear hun on her shield beyond Toe
influence Of the spirit OF political evil. and once
more surround HIM with his couniDmen, all eager
for strife agains, their oppressors. In The even,
ofawar with Austria. when Hungary should nave
the countenance-even If only Diplomatic
Constitutional Europe, the Turks would certainly
JON IN the struggle, particularly should a Rus
sian force interfere as 1t dld IN 1878. Viii all
she ovations OF the People oil England be OF
ne service 10 the cause Of Hungary VIII lor3
Pslmersi0n again encourage the oppressed only
TO tOrSake and leave then In still deeper o.
preston
There are sul number OF HIns 4yiaG> anl
Poles. and even Italian refugees here The lax;
ter are mostly from Rome, ana many possessed
OF American passports gwen ,hem oy the then
Consul of the United States, as Amsrica. C,n-
sesS This abuse ought never to have been
committed, and ought to be corrected h Is be-
heved that the French troops who took Rome
and overthrow the nascent and prosperous Re
public, would have respected American PASS
ports without the assertion that the 1ea-e~s
were hars fds American citizens. Many OF ihe
bearers prove unworthy Of the protection ~ alcA
they thus ENJOY Nc doubt the consequence of
scertain decentralization which takes place -
the minds Of some men when overcoms by his,
fortune
serious misunderstanding has occurred 1e
tween the British Embassy In Russia ani IN,
Government OF this country, The iowa OF Horst
has been a bone OF contention between England
and Persia Tor many years. Il Is situated Ia tie
eastern portion OF Persis, and been qulsi inis-
pendent OF that kingdom which however has
frequently endesvored, though IN vain. 20 con
queT 1t. 1t has proved chieilaInshiY r,thef
Afghan than Persian AM a. Great Britain nos
pFe,sndS 10 the whole Of Cabco'lsian ana Aft
ghanrSiau, !, is not wiling that Persian rule
should eo extended over the strong and wealthy
place q Hela, In the hands .i Persia, (for IL