The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-27

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sure am that L Her Maestys advisers act in cpx sl
French ard If the British forces act in concers wi
nose OF France 1t will almost be impossible for ans d
ortmnss G sne peace Of EIrop. to take places or
long Duration or doubtful issue (Hssr, hear) TheA
fore FAY that | heard tlis announcement with n
gIeaJet satisfaction-not because looked upon II
hostile demonstration, but because thought it rather
calculated to avert hostile operations therefore beg
nouncement in the Mo,aiteur to which ailude.
The Ea'i of C1ARENDoN-My lords, in answer to tho
the report to which refers as having been he'd
few days ago in the Aoiey is correct When the news
reached this country Of the departure of Prince
chinon from C0nstantinope to be followed la few days
by the whole of the Russian legation and when the rup
ture OF official relations between Russia and Turkey was
government thought it their duty give to Lord
shauord de Redcle apthor to send for the Eoglish
neiehborhood of the Dardanelles there to await com
mnncstion from our ambas ssdor at Cons antinope.
Clear hear) My noble friend is quite rs hit in thinking
that this step taten nsconcert with the French
vernment betwe whom and her Msjestys government
AS on more than one occasion have mentioned here
beforethere has throughout existed and ha ppy
say there still continues to exist the cordial under
standing and concert upon this important question The
been furn shed With INSTRUCTIONS of precisely sil ar
purport Both believe that their represen
tatves at Constantinope will the discretion and
moderation in exercising the powers entrusted to
them and hope also that the necessity will not arise
for their having recourse TO bostlites; bear for
taken has been considered only measure OF precau
ton; and so far from precluding will, verify believe
effect which need hardly my lords assure you that the
best endeavors OF her Maestys government will be d.
The Earl of DERBY SIX the date Of the instruc
tions issued to the admirals?
The Earl Ct CIAREsDoN-It was the same day or the
Gay but one after we heard In this country Of Prince
In the Commons, on the same night Mr.. LAYARD
and said-l wish to put question: of which have given
cr1hp of
don. Ap announcement has appeared 10 the Moniteur
the official organ of the French government that NJ La
with instructions to call the French feet, neces
sary, and that similar instructions sent to Lord
Stroord de Redehhe British An bsssador at the Sublime
Iorte ana that In pursuance ct TIVE instructions the
two fleets have proceeded to the vicinity the Dadanees
beg leave to ask the noble lord whether this is the
and whether the fleets Of France England have
according TO this announcement proceeded any point
near the Dardanelles-to Beska Bay as near those
straits as they do under existing treaties9
Lord J. RUssRII-I have to state in answer to the
question of 10y honorable friend that the announce
ment contained in the Aoeu perfect correct and
that orders have given to the effect stated in the
Montte We have not, however, since the orders
given received any account of the English fleet having
LETT Malta or OF the French fleet having left Saamis and
preceded to Besika Bay.
Mr. DIssAEII-Perhaps the noble Lord will tell u,
tirope.
bassador at Constantinopn giving him power under
tain limitations and In accordance with certain in struc
ticns to call up the British feet and orders like
wise sent by different course to the British admiral
Malta, directing him to proceed to Besika Bay
Mr. D1sRAEII-As this has only appeared
In French ape perhaps the noDe lord would the
dates at which the orders were transmitted
Lord RUSSELL I'm only speakiog from memory. but
sent the 3lst May; and the instructions to tbs
admiral at Malta were, believe despa from this
country the 1st I'd June-I think the ID instant
LATEST ASPECT OF THE TURKISH QUESTION
From the London Times, June Is
The oscillations of suspense much more stropgly
felt by our peighbors the French than ourselves
accordingly we we're prepared for the violent ternaion
of hope and apprehension the Eastern question which
conveyed to from day to day by the telegraph
Paris But In reality nave already shown that it il
extremely improbable that any important occurrence
should take place any material change be announced
in the present course of events until have had tne
the result Of the conveyed by the ar
Russian courier to ninople and as The period
assigned to his commission will pre till about the
10th IL In impos sibs we should know the cor
his communication much before the end of the present
month 10 the meantime, the Russian government,
has distinctly ntmsted to all Europe that it is resolved
ue r seek for redress by the occupation Of the prin
enroessinr absurd TO suppose that any other eoars,
and ST. any .fos T,em s5t
latter capital each successive streug tbf
belief that Prince Menschko correctly represented h
intentions and instructions of his government, tina
ae mas peen iuny approved and tina. there is nov
| With these facts before US. which seem to be th
| Only facts that can at this instant be known with
precision, we zee nothing to explain or justify thu
favorable turn which has been given to publ,
opinion in Paris; except that tee Danger Of hat
been hat exaggerated day. it rather
easily dsp.ed the next the hbeing that the STATE
i affairs remains wholly unchanged We therefore, at
able intelligence to the strong desire of certain
and probably of the French government, counterac
the heavy fall on the bourse at Brs or at at any rate
to carry ON with additional chances the enormous specu
a'ops which these events have occasioned The agent
Of The Russian government too have Of course, conri
lpta kV ft.tr and
sppehersions and 10 suspend the preparations If tn
States opposed 20 the pps of the Emperor Nicholas
and proAaby the mission of Count Panin to Paris has
other object.
II already well known in this country aud we our
selves had publicly stated that ia the de patch il
which te LmIo0r Of Russia communicated to the othe
Courts IF Eurre his intention Of sending back the propose
q Prince HenschaoD by Common courier and Of occupy
ING ne Prin1palities in Tie erent Of further refusal
disairod oay further intention Of ouerthroUng Me Otto
man emliye, eren Of making upon il But, afe
the oecuepces OF the last few weeks cannot regar
such declaration as anything more than one Of thos
articles Of diplomatic language in which 1t is customar
10 siye mild and qualified expression to very unwecom
facts. Tho occupation of the Danubien Principaiue
may not amount TO positive and necessary cdss beii
We have expressed opon that 1t poitic under tn
present. aspect OF affairs, not TO regard it as SUCH but
centraie the tei nsye Of Turkey behind tn
Danube. Whatever sy he the preparations of the Rus
ssa amy the passage Of that great rvee is, both in
military aud political sense difficult and critical pera
ton and before Il Is accomplished, have little doub
that further negotiations all take place. But the
pailonf aeTgiaopaiuis is a measure ohch Mould pror
~
and cdsg The upfo tupate Inhabitants OF those pro
voss have repeatedly endured the hardship Of beiD
oetGn by russian armies and scarcely two years hsv
esped since the Rue sian troops withdrawn, afte
having eShauiied the country. and then execed mill
tay contribution OF fcc0 0oo for their maintenance Blu
ue occupation would have positive efec
on ihe Obligations or the interests Of Turkey, and
though Il may give the Emperor of Russia
| territorial Qualification 10 hold these province
Tor certain Period n would not bring him step
10 The cobcsson which he Instructed Prince Menschi
kon 10 osmand. l. the Court OF Russa Intends it ha
announced 10 persist In endes yopg to impose Tur
hey the terms ~hish IL has put forrard with reregc
10 ihe Eastern Church u Is evident that after tn
eccurson u the pacipslites has taken place, the
mrfTous summons wili he rsrsated that the next
"a cad 70 more serious rupture unless come expedi
| snf ~ cnmprnwlAe be scented 10 IN the meantime W.
Do Dot pretend To afsm that such a promise 1; i'm
possibie hoge aud believe such promise will b
mace but u 4 evidently a mistake 10 assert that
eation las been accepted AT the very lime when viii
] Naftm has been presented, to which the Russians, o
course profess 20 e1pect that the Porte will submit
On thee grounds although the door Is certainly no
closd sRsinst negotstion IA form. consistent wit
the undergraduates of the Christian subjects OF Turke
ffou Russian dcmir aiion the wesar PoroS quietly