New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

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Has there appear any refniston in the Paris h,ai
t,vy, Did not, on the same day that The Gi05s gave
the lie tn the D6bafs the 4sssmbDs Na0aas 70 5erte
tia Lord Rec clGe TO notify . the Slt51 t8af
"if be reinfed 10 withdraw his modification the Eny
"sh feet would enter the Dsrdaneles an the Frrnh
feet would not be slow to follow ~ Dbl not TIE
Tnss on the same dsy en- which il reproduced tne a.
NAL Of TIE Gio5 explicitly declare that England aad
France had business to interfere between ISIS
land Turkey, except on the terms proposed ~ ths
"fur allied Power, and accepted BY Russia, whether
these terms were Agreeable 10 the haag5v .PiH, %
"Turkey or mott" Were we not told BY lac -1HT'-S
Posf before the Journal DIS Dtbafs had srr'e a. ~
don that ION the receipt Of the emperor " nIS'.t
unrsver IN the pr0possl for the NOTIFICATIONS OF tne
" y;s note the conference Of tie represen atlVes oil
The grest PAYERS had immediately assembled AM on
"tLe 4th inst dispatched courier 70 anVnoP.e
..b oeyton communications from the CONFERENCE 70
1.-THE Divan, which il was hoped ~oald iAeI@ we or
"a accept the Vienna note - kInslly, we rea1 IN
rrornipe paper Of to-day that M Reeves IL go
ling 70 ConstantnOpe, that ne Is the bearer OF dis
mraiebes from Lord Clarendon to Lord Strattord DE-
.Redelife, and that connection OF the most
intimate Kind exists between him and the Foreign
HOfFce be having been the channel Of communication
between Downright. and PnntinghOuse Square"
The truth IT, that since the last revelations made By
the French Press the Eastern question has again as
sun ed quite a new aspect and the ign0lnniOus res
outions the English Ministry had decided upon are
likely TO be frustrated by events contrary 70 all their
calculations and expectations.
Austria has seeded from the joint action with her
pretended allies; the Vienna conference has been
broken Of, at least for moment. Rlssa has pulled
Of the mak she thinks longer OF any avail, aui the
Enelieh ministry is driven out of it's last entrench
n.eDts.
Lord Aberdeen" a. The liverpool COsyier justly
msrks RECOMMENDED that the Sultan should have re-
course transparent and contemplate raudi that the
paItes the Vienna conference should exefc.e afG
reserroOn with regard 10 the note and that the Satan
should read II in an Unnatural Sur e. tho terms of the
lftr IL md p
having refused point blank to adopt the Sultan )d1ea
fionp the Powers should hold themselve prepared here
after to u HO4o nOd5f cations h0G bteH Tecefred
NJ DrouiH ne FHuys suggested 10 the Vienna confer
ence an explanatory note conceived in that hypOcrtca
sense and 20 be communicated to the Porte but Count
Bud rejected this pre- position, declaring that II was
toO ndy to the Porte that the time was gone By
for collective action and that each power free to
act az it pleastd" Thus the EDgsh ministry has lost
the resource at covering itself with the common arbitra
ton Of the EUROPEAN AreOpagus that JOINT stock CON-
pdLy disappearing before one word OF the Austrian
Minister, IL had been conlured up b. him. In tn
heLIDing Austria wanted no conference at al TIL Rus
Tia had crossed the Pruh Russia having advanced to
IA, Danube Austria does want the conference no more,
at least 40 more on it, primitive conditions. On the
other Land Count de- NeFselrOde has published two cir
cuaTs wbch do not any longer allow backing the orig
incl Vienna note by hidden good Intentions or inter
pieiing It in any other sense that ts literal on.
The notifications proposed by the PJrte have re,
ducCd the whole question 10 "a mere question Of
"noIds," eLouted tue whole ministerial press.
BY 10 mesns says NesselrOde. The Car puts the
Interpretation upon the original text a. The Sill
tan did Tie original note is nothing and has never
been intended 10 be anything but second edition of
MCnclikohs note, and we do abide by the text, the
whole text, aud nothing but the text Tn3 ministerial
Gate il Of amazed at the discovery that bJth
tie Gar and the Sultan, regard the original nOte as
in plyiDg recognition OF those demands waIcn Russia
"lad preferred, which Turkey had refused and which
"tle four Powers did not % intend to indorse, and
that Russia Dtists upon absolute recognition OF the
claims which she first advanced Aud why should
she not Ii she was bold enough Ia advance those
claims four months ago, why should she desst now al
ter having won the first campaign
Tie same Globe which pretended some days ago the
TuIktb notifications TO be scholastic qabbeS, saPcrfa
Gus abilities, is obliged 10 own that the Rus
sisn Interpretation shows that they were necessary
The fra dispatch OF Ncssel ode il not yet matt pub
lie but Tie Morning Pos, that it declares
the Vienna note to be neither more nor less than the
" equivalent Of Prince MonchikOfs note and Tie
k1eniHg Globe adds, that according to il,
"1be Emperor regarded the emma note AS securing
for him that recognition on IurAey and that hold upon
her Cove umeui which the Pr with the support OF the
four owens had refused and which IL was the object Of
the mediation prevent That the Emperor never cea ed
reserve himself the right of dealing directly With
Turkey alone, setting aside the medatOrs whom he AFFECT
ed to acknowledge
AT 10 time did he affect to acknowledge them Us me-
datOrs He permitted three of them g. march IN the
rear Of Austria while he ALT ~ A.sria herself 10
come an humble supplicant to him
As TO the second dispatch, dated St Petersburg 1th
pullshed by the Berlin Zea, on the 18th inst, AMI
addi ess,d to Baron Meyendor at Vienna, Nesselroie
is perfectly light in stating that the original note was
de- cIibod TO lin as an "uhind'Hm by the Austrian
Envoy which Russia obliged herelf to give her con-
sent upon the express condition Of its being accepted
by the Porte nit.0at any alteration rhaerer "Wll
any refuse to hear this testimony to the toyqH6
" OF the Emperor" Ii ia true that he has committed
little act PIRACY" on the Pfiucpalties; that he
has them seized them, taxed them, governed
item, plundered them, appropriated them eaten them
up, notwithstanding the prOclamat0ns OF GOrtcha-
kUf but mind. Did he not, on the other hand
tie receipt OF first draft of note, notify his
accession TO IL by telegraph, tchoH rating 70 tearl
If had been opprOred IN London or IN PGrsf COull
he be rx ccted do than 10 notify by telegraph
tlst uote, dictated by Russian Minister at Vienna,
would not be rejected by Russian NJ nister at St
FeteItburgh Could he do more for Paris and Lon
cen than not 20 wait for their approval bdt he
did moe indeed. The draft, whose acceptance he
condefcend,d 10 notify by telegraph, was atertd at
Paris and London, aud did he retract his consent or
raise tie smallest difficulty" Ii is true. that ac
colding his own statement, the note in its final
ioIm is neither more nor less than an e1nicalem
"Oi Prince Menchikoh noe but an equivalent note
aims at all instances, gereHt from the original
and had he not stipulated the acceptance of the
"Merchihon note without any alteration p Might he
not 'Cn this ground alone, have refused ~ take il
into considerstioni" He did not do "Coul
IN ore coucilstoIy spirit be shown The Etima'HH
Of the Vienna Conference is business Ui bis II is
their own property 1t is their affair 10 consider the
delaps which will result from the Sultan not yell
ing. He. fer bis part, does not care about staying
some months longer in the Priucipaiues, where his
troops clothed and fed for nothing.
Odessa does not suffer from the mouth Of the Dan
4 II. i - e 81.