New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

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This change. iisagreeshlc to the Western Powers.
Which urged the Porte 20 accept Internationally tho
proposed note shows least that the Porte Is its
euar or does not Weld more than il must attacked
il is not only BY its enemy but likewise by its friends
However iu spite of this apparent settlement the Sal
tan has nmated TO the four Powers that he expects
from them guarantee against such wanton agressions
as the occupation of the Principaes, since he does
no; believe in final or sincere settlement There re-
mains new the question of the evacuation aud OF the
costs The Exchange is pretty confident that the
evacuation will really take place but that the danger
will not be- entirely removed as the Russian army WI
remain encamped on the Russian bank Of the Pruth-
The season being too far advanced according to Rasss.
TO allow their return TO their usual quarters. Inc
question Of costs hss not been mentioned t now ous
whoever is aware Of the character OF the Gar pre-
pared likewise TO see the claim rSsedb Russia to have
the ornaments paid either by Turkey or by the Priu-
cipaltes Al these considerations act strongly on tue
price Of wheat much the more the Russians have
lately prohibited the expectation Of that article trom
the Priucipalities which does not seem 10 forebods
their evacuation. The mortality in the Russian army,
in consequence Of its intemperance, is awful Eveu
the correspondent of The Times is forced to scknow-
ledge this together with the superior state OF the Turk
ish soldiers who are better fed and drink water aud
! milk exclusively.
An Austrian spy in Constantinople Mr. Padovani
the sane man who sold Robert Blum to the Austrian
court martial IN Nov lSiS when that unhappy Repre-
sentative of Frankfort sought refuge In his house has
been stabbed just as be sent out on new kdna-
ping expedition. My last accounts from Constantine
pie DO not mention the woundng OF the Princess Belgo-
oso which was teegraphed to The Times Perhaps the
outrage may turn out to be OF the many telegraph
c lies which often perplex us. For instance: last
week dispatch published that the Porte was
about to acknowledge the Independence of Molda-
via Waachia Serya, and Montenegro, under the pro-
tectorate of the FIVE powers Nobody dreams OF such
thing at Constantnople; il was eeter, thrust out
| by the Russian Embassy.
Mr. Brown, your Charge ad interim, at Constantine
pie now assumes bolder attitude and insists upoA
Kosztas speedy release II Is difficult to oyerstate the
impression made By the bold behavior OF Capt lngra-
| ham, on all Orientals. They ask everywhere What
people are these Americans who have more nerve
and more pluck than the English and French COM
bined p
Urqubart's book Russias progress has an immense
run the second edition Is already sold the third will
appear ON Monday next short preface enters into the
position of America and her diplomacy, as tar as her
interests are involved in the affairs of Europe copy
il from the proof sheets for the benefit of your readers
After have drawn contrast between the resources oi
Turkey and the behavior of Europe at the time OF the
last war with Russia, aud the present difficulties, the
author proceeds TO say:
The old rOrld alone concerned and Russia had to
consider only the Porte the Turks the Christians OF Tur
key the people, the Cabinets and the Crowns of Europe
Now to the altered position Of tho Old World has TO DO
| added the interpositi0n OF the New.
Here Is the only new event and the consequences Of
are incaculae for the United States remain
neutrathore alternative between their being enyel
opod by Russia in the diplomatic measures Of the Old
World and their acting independent part II the latter,
they must break through this vicious circle from the aci-
| ties placed in their hands
The United States stand free from all diplomatic eniAn
clements they have neither bound themselves not to send
their ofwar into the Euxne 10 pay toll for eir
merchandise passing the Sound They have not come
der the Turkish Treaty Of commerce, and though they
uay do pay the rate Of other nations in Turkey and
the Sound there that they should do and
il is not to be supposed that that the citizens Of America
ftheir attention be directed 10 the subject will suffer
their Government TO endure an imposition which In tho
less than piracy and IN the other than extor
ton The resistance to the Sound dues Is comparatively
unmportan matter except IN IN its moral enees out
resistance 10 the prohbt0ry duties Turkish exports re
opens the whole of that immense question upon which
hinges the future fate Of Europe, and indeed OF America
itsef
The rapid increase Of population in Europe, and tho
growing demand for grain places her In dependence upon
Russian exports disappearing before the competition
OF two Turkish provinces where Aura had prevented
the imposition of the English Treaty Of Commerce. and In
consequence Of the wealth pouring into them tha
Porte about emancpat the trade Of the remainder
of the Empirean which must have closed the chap
ten OF Russian history Her advance the Danube has
ayerted the blow stopped expectation and production
there and equally stopped the proposed abogaton Of the
export duty throughout tho other provinces The contest
Is now opened sngy between Russia aud the United
States for the supply OF the food Of Europe and the mind
and II Russia win henceorward be applied To
the Reorganization Of tho United States to be effected By
gaining control its Cabinet to involving It, in ~
sense in the affairs Of Europe, and its action will Be
longer comfortable when based upon local or nterna
tonal passions thus excited 10 protect themselves The
United States only guard sgpnst the temper who
viii seek their selflOye IN putting them forward. but
aO they profit by their actual opportunities 10 take
their stand by the side OF Europe while il be sup
| ported.
ut Is now two years since made IN appeal 10 the
United States in this in pamphlet the Dspube
ard have the satisfaction knowing that words on that
occasion have been without effect the results mp to
this hour obtained twill not be Mt prevent Fresumpuoss
for 10 say that judgments upon every point have
! been confirmed by those Of the Russian Cabinet. n 70
thar Cabinet has ancipaed all the danger from tn
United States which anticipated and that she has eted
accordingly. The Cabinet Of Washington have there
fore Of testing the grounds ofny Judgment by the
propositions addressed 10 by that ~ Petersburg
II such propositions have been made II may disregard
my past and present warnings they have been made,
must be m6ecle traerous II Il does not accept the
magnificent part thus proved be placed wnits reach"
The potato disease has destroyed the potatoes al
the south and west Of England Ireland has been
this time spared The weather IL again very rainy:
prices rise strikes continue and the Bank OF England
has raised its discount 10 per cent. In Genoa and
ege the decrease Of provisions has already given rise
TO riots. The winter Of 1884 may become hot-bed
OF Revolutions. AP.
The Queen sfr. Dargau.
TIL, F,efm0as Journal IN noticing tie Wit OF her
Majesty % the Crystal Palace q, Dublin, says
Next the most important and interesting event
neeed with Ibis highly exciting Hitherto the great
designer Of Tbs national undertaking 10 which the Queen