New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
TURKEY AND RUSSIA
karl MARX.
From Tie London Tunes, June 10.

From Tie London Tines June TO-
We announced yeserday facts which had inst come to
our with reference the state Of affairs in the
Ia.fuamelv that Count NesserOie the of thu Rus
Ian Chaucelor had arrived in this country and that
nger had been despatched from ST. Petersburgh 10
ConssunOp 10 address another summons which neynOw
correctly be- cd HiWgtHt0 the Porte Taking the
facts they reached ul they seemd 10 warrant belief
that negotiations would b. both ~ 'OnstanhnOpr
and IN London hut upon closer examination Of the
nature Of these missions they appear hardly 20 deserve the
inheritance which has been attributed 10 them The
rier 10 CoLstantin0pe amere messengeror ffuger
vhO is the bearer OF pfrempory demand n the Turkish
Government 10 sign within week The last drsugt note
ur, posed by Prince Menchkof and in the event fur
n ~ refusal tho part Of 'he Turkish Ministers the L ssien
Government doe dis embl- t,i1entOn tOen-r
ard occupy The Danubian Pducipalifes. Al the same tune
d represented az one II coercion rather than
of conquest ard in the act Of u-rng this sort Of
menace Russia distinctly repudate. the mputa'on of ter
r'os ACKNOWLEDGMENT end denies that she 'anma'ed bv
any desire for the overthrow Of the Turkish Ensre Il
this be al the td niger on his way 10 EonsfsnrnoDe
has ~ say-or rather If this be the purpOr Of the ds
matches which be- carr-s-it leaves little for negotit
ton there ard unless sudden change ha- the
pivzn. be viii carry back the same an'wer which
gwen the DIST Of May 70 more dignfed per-ontge.
While these reasons appear 70 render the renewal OF
effective ~ ConsiantinoDe less probable than
hid hoped cannot ascertain that the arrival NJ Count
Neselrod- in this country has added any lt-a facility
10 the solution of the difficulty This gentleman IT.
tach4d 20 Prince Menchkofs mission, and be has
h41 from Cor siannoDle having passed through Nienns
and Paris Re IT, bsieve the bearer the several
Russian missions Of full plr'iculrs 70 the manner in
viii the late and the failure Of the embassy
vh he was attached occurred But not havi,g been
~ Petersburg since thar he is probably MT
seorsirfed with tie latest views If the Russian Ctbnet
and b. i. not specially accredited 20 the Government Of
this country. II is rather informant than ennis
sarv hat lie sDpears g. have been detached rom Pnacs
Merclikof diplomatic staff aud ordered To Wilt the cap
itsls If Western Europe
ICher.frs here ~ still gro1nds for expecting that
tie pacific relations of Russia and he Porte bs imme
datv restored they appear liz solely in the frn which
nav cveu bs Possibility b. given 70 The Jas, dem and
If rh- Russian Court u will be- -ensrnbered thai Prince
N.rciikh began his embassy By the dentnd Of treaty,
which vas % nrs fo b~ keof secret emhraeng N formal
n amer OBJ n appointment ~ Creek Psrarch he pr0tec
ou OF the Russo Greek Church u Turkey and he settle
uert effhe question ~ fhe Holy Places CDon the arrival
al the French aud English Ambassadors, about the 5rh Or
Anil thi. der-etd abandoned, and the matter
srDo.ed have been dropped a. mpractc hle On the
I'll ~ Nav ,l proposal was renewed in the modest
form o. Sehfi or convention whrh, hOwever still had
he form u hiaferal contract Lastly on the eve ~ his
departure ard indeed qrr he had affected 10 break Of res
tons p Menchkoh offered n the same species Of
concession 10 the shape of This last proposal
tny free from Of The grave objections which had been
made % TIE contract for diplomatic enghgemNnt ~ me
form Of mere declaration Is susceptible Of explanation,
audeven depturefrom lis not 70 be regarded cause
for But these technical distinctions have no longer
much importance for conduct Of Russia ~ this moment
i proof thar he does not wait Tor treaty or the viola
ton treaty threaten hosthties and fron the tone
she has assumed and the preparations he has made u may
r. doubted Whe'her there can BE- any ehctu security or
The Wantuance Of peace eXceptin the united mediation 81
tie four other great Powers.
But While e incumbent this country % consider
n cortincs ncs which may ariss-And the position Of
Great Britain in the world does not allow her - VsW
evert Of such msgnituds with intfsrence-ws certainly
do not share 10 the fierce and offensive spirit n m
tbs occre1r U.s. ;l- rrincipai organ ot OBJ trenl q r
ueut iu nis cnuut-, ia Trance the of the imp7
ra press tas been diseret ard noderfte Tor The - Vern
uert obviously reluctant 70 augment the alarm Of war
which already telling With disastrous on
The Frer CD money market But here the malignant Joy
caused by the possibility % rupture between ns gr-A,
Powers is allowed free vent, snd events aFs "a
with discTedit4hs- e1uSiion which no rsn.cunS nzsh-
nan regard otherwise than with deep rsgre' me
fsct thai the conduct ofthe RusanGovernsn IA agrded
opportunity for the expression OF sacn e
strongest proof We can have Of is nehevous Character
To he expression applied to VI Ihiers oy an eminent
statesman on The Eastern question Of -4o Russia has this
time sacrificed the great policy % the mall She has
rlacsd he-s.lf IN ne worst Of all asrnsivss-between
disappointment aud crime and she threatens TO let loose
spon TIE world the very eal'me' from which was nsr
the common interest Of al the Powers Of Europe 70 rake
stand and whether the eva impulse come from the East
OK tom The Wet the Ds. hope o. Nhch the peace o. we