The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-23

Christian subjects and If this declaration be addressed
no' ~ Russia alone. but to all the great powers which
are Interested in the welfare OF The East there no
son nat such declaration should not be made. for IL
would further establish that policy which The Terkisb
government has aresdy resolved 10 pursue and would
nemonstfa'e that Russia Las no peculiar claim whatever
70 DC The guarantee or security OF tbs immuni
lies OF Tue Christian population
As me question has now again assumed the form OF
dplemalc negotiation, we think il by improb
able mat some such mode may be found 10 enable the
RUSSIAN government 10 escape from the consequences oil
us arrogant prelensions and its recent defeat We fur
her coIoboIaied in this opinion by the circumstance that
Count Nesselrode Uhe same we presume who accom-
panied fqDse Menschikof 10 Constanunople) has
rived IN London; and we take this occurrence be
strong aodonal proof that the Emperor Nicholas Isl
all aeeouns much more disposed to have 10
gotIalon than 10 arms.
Meanwhile. the language held by all the other gov
ernmsns OF Europe is firm. united. and energetic that
OF Austria more SO than had ventured to anticipate
though not more SO than her peculiar position requires
mar oil france temperate and consistent with the general
interests and decision OF Europe Upon the WHOLE there
fore. we are confirmed In the hope that This crisis will
simply ecoi upoQ-lls authors, and unless fresh
cause oil dssensioh should arise, not improbable
tina! The Russian government will, under the show of in
.lsung on its claims accept such terms Turkey may
offer In conjunction with the other powers of Europe
They. on their sides are interested in not adding to the
difficulties OF The question and il is due TO Lord STRAIT
ford de Radcliffe to express our conviction that while he
has supported turkey against an attempt TO bully her, he
has been not less anxious 10 find expedent which
may res tore peace without TOO deep humiliation the
honor of either party
AUSTRIA. grH t"#.s
VIENNA, June a-The various organs of the Austrian
press contain information from The Turkish capital Of
considerable importance but the place of honor must be
accorded 10 the opinion OF person whose communca-
calling Russia insists on the exclusive prolectorate
the Greeks residing in Turkey The Porte offers TO
grant complete civil emancipation 10 all its nor Ma
homedan subjects. and 10 place them under the pro.
iecon Of ali The great powers Lord Stafford and NJ
de Ia Cour declare that nothing can, justice, be
required OF the Porte The representatives Of Austria
they have not such full powers as their fellow diploma
lists. Russia must eventually yield, but certainly not
until demonstration has been made in The Danubian
municipalities"
The following connected account OF the recent occur
rences in Turkey is compiled from The Constannople
letters OF the 23i which have to-day appeared in the
"For some days before Prince Menschkof quilted Con-
sttnnop'e Cat o'clock the 2lst,) 1t generally
known that the Porte would not yield ga hairs breadth"
and consequently no one was astonished when, the
lJh, il anspred that the demands OF the Russian cab
ne, had been dehnlvey rejected In his final communi.
cation TO the Porte the Prince says The refusal Of the
Turkish government 10 give formal guarantee Tor the
complete realization OF The privileges granted TO the Gre
Russian ,ieseheh Russs church in Turkey, forces
the Russian government to employ all the means in ills
power TO obtain its object in another way. The com
mercal bureau and the interests of the subjects OF Rus
STA strongly recommended to the Porte. The
ing of this is TOO obvious for il TO be doubted that the
| pIincipaliles will Immediately be occupied
The Porte appears TO be Pepated Tor declaration OF
war, three army corps about TO be formed in Flu
TOpedn ana as many IN Aslauc turkey.
The correspondents Of The Trieste Zsitung and the Oe
Dsuisthe Pal. will be reinforced by 10000 men, who
will be conveyed from Esyptto Syria The commander
Of the Egyptian flee, and army is Suleiman. Pasha
(Sayes) with the Princes Said and Acbmet his gen.
erals. The PsShas Oner, Namlk and Selim will have
the command OF the European army corps Said and
Achmet already at Conlantinople, and O.neI is
pecled in four days, Con the 2slh
Geographic despatch OF the 2Ith Of May from Alba
MIA informs that omer Pasha had issued orders to The
troops urder his command 10 prepare 10 march. Only
three baalions 10 be left in The psshalik l0oo Ot
will be raised in European Turkey. and thirty of hs
most opulent Turkish Pashas have offered 10 rsise free
at their head waited the Sultan 10 inform hun that
nj The first signal so 600 sturdy young should be a
his disposal Similar depuiaons have been sent from
Arabia and Persia. correspondent Of the Tissie lei
flung Observes with great TRUTH that when the emanc
! patton frmsn is promulgated it will act cement ic
the different Christian elements in Turkey and make
them even dlsinclined Russia than at present.
I The general opinion u.s. that the influence OF Russia
must receive terrible blow from the failure OF Prince
Russian ambassador had thrown The blame the drag
oman, NJ hrgyropoIo whom he dismissed "bec tuss
what addressed 10 the Turkish cabinet had not been
properly translated" Now, Redschid Pasha. 10 my Ger
tain knowledge speaks French with great uency and
with him the Prince had more than conference. The
Russian frontiers occupied BY great masses OIL troops
bridge will be constructed in the place where IT stood
in s2s" The object OF this is not evident lsmail stands
on the most northey arm OF The Danube, and troops
crossing there would be in the fork formed by the Kill
and Sulina arms OF the river The Turkish Ira 10
two days from 1914 to IS The Imparfia, de Smpn
checks of Il strength oil the several OF the Turk
sh army and grsvey tells that II amounts to $50 OoC
men aud 1000 cannon.
| SWITZERLAND.
Private letters from Switzerland announce that the fed
eral council has Jus, adopted resolutions to the following
effect latter having had before 1t the reports Of its De
partment OF Juslice,) viz;
"is, That the court martial established al Friburg ia
4 contrary to the federal constitution.
"2 That the judgments delivered by the tribunal arr
null and void Aud,
"3i Thai the inliviJuas condemned by that tribunal
shall be delivered TO the ordinary tribunal unless il
the event OF The grand council granting them the benefit
OF an amnesty"
The forced loan has also been declared null but tn
government OF Ffbug having OF itself admitted II to b,
40, there TO adop, formal resolution OF
that head
There ground TO believe that those resolutions have
been accordance with The ADVICE rendered by NJ d.
Feueon, the French minister, who has used his goot
Offices 10 bring about understanding between Swzer
land and Austria He is understood TO have advised
amnesty in favor OF the persons implicated IN the fnbur
affair
" ALGIERs.
4 The Nonev gives the folio wing details OF The pro
ceedngs OF the expedition against the kabyee boil
sides OF the Ooed Agfioun. the governor general
handing column. and Gen. Mcmahon the other;
Gen Random was occupied on the goth ult in cbas
Using fraction of the Rhahamin IN the vicinity Of tn
Benz FIST The enemy had nine killed, and all tbel
villages burnt down. and The French four men killed
On the 2tst he ceded with all his force the hill
fepd The impeluosy of the attack by the French was
buy that the kabxles pav We wa alnps i'm