New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

gent monsrch ii has confidence in a cshps, vh,.h
me mosi p'tlOuna aevo,efne,s islents which A., =.
gress and resolution And. since lss. A, 49, y Ee
the checks hich the Russian army M v,h H'noc
hAps At present sufhci-Liy borne in mind ,ss o. per
soldiers have been p0uld-d 20 = rigor.us 49,, asa
been organized on the model q The be-; ooss, - Aot
European generals. whom the Porte has bss, ~, y
enough 10 cS under ~ colors l., be.ides that -
enthusiasm nothing which hiss AZ present sexe- A, - :"
Oriental races From persis. Egypt Syria r. s
al the ccuntres az lslAmisu Hows In kSstan, -
troops Who o. range themselves under r.
tan standard ardent 20 * part, shoGld the occ..
N ne struggle which seems in preparation C,.a-s.
100 OCo men are already collected ou thu frs, -
fenss Of thu Danube from Widn % >chunlA VII. ~ ~
Plcha Is in command, and j. defending The en,r a. ~
Eu'gsris. whilst Ahmet P.chA = organizing 4, R..so
the c-Itsr of his operations This resistance e.,,bE
On extensive scale and tn;s enthusiasm f,- ~. -
not indications Vt d-cadency. but rSth-r tn a, ,rsS
ton Of psCple which IS - much convinced OF =,
If il, right We mo- doubt cannot precis-l, 'ss
how the difficulties witch a. present hld st
minds snd interests IN suspense thrcueh,r, s
whole Of Europe. viii Terminate. But. &, s.v 80
truth, do not ieel Sny doubt Is % pacific so.rt,
are convinced that Ru,ss enlightened ~ pressn, A. -
grave errors which she hiss commit &, is now actin, -,
N O. safeguard her houor, which hSs been corno- -
arc 20 Gao an honorable mesuS ~ getting out 81 ,hs -
stick into which she hss 80 rsshy veniured ". ~.
that England aud France will remain united O. tAe - -
this question Of dignity snc European inierss ana 49,.
AEs;ris making al her efforts % concSie th ;no,na
tune Ciurrrnce ana consequently We 90 nor Nlrn
selves At the vsrlks mso e,aiions which without soss,
will terminate in cCmprsmse satisfactory ~ III h Mt.
and 81 the self love cogcerned But again dsg,,.
that from al these notions imprud-nily excited -.
Lesson must srse ThSi lesson isihA there exists -
Ottoman Empire force 81 70, OVID capable Of rssisin, "A.
urkesiiStipg ambition which desirtd 10 snnihlV- 10 A.,
long Turkey shall preserve that firm sni noble Al
tuGe IL peril thst tranquility 10 ri.ht that de-rmu.o,
political snd mersl progress may be- SSsGred a. TIA IA
port the great States " Elrope. bound by treaties AZ
by the very of their balance OF power a. the ,.~
ttnAnoe Of her integrity, snd 81 her independence
From the Colsntauounel
There sre two states az things ~nch every nation nus
Permanently or accidentally accept the state oi pe4s
witch il the foundation ct the existence the welfare al
the moral smeior ton OF meuauG the state 81 WAT shA
j. smentable but passing aud which tha most o
snmmse prudence canrot always succeed in avoi.,, ~
il is connected with the very nsurs OF nan Al
ciees But there Is state which nation can p,t \,
With and which It NUT get ont "i A. quickly possible
the state Of imminent quarrel I'd armed menace which
neither pesc- Which runs by the pr-c ,uf.on
imyos ard s more by The pefturb ,on +, ia
tertss T~o or three centuries ago when there W. IA.
properly speaking either agriculture industry or ON
mefce wnen every country consumed it, owa wh.,, ma
wine, sud clothed Itself with is dtx or Vol NJ.
ificN qrarrtiS had fewer inconvenience among, ~,
lions fhe Generals observed each other ave- b.,s.
in tie spring or summer. aud then the s,Gi.rs ~
up their winter quarters 90 give their respective officers
time to 20 srd dance ~ court In thesa Az,
everything = different a-rculture lsb,rs not only "a
came IT, productions 10 b. consumed NJ home but Z,
sell them abroad. Comm gives orders in ai0,,oa
70 ussufsctores there Is neither truce mr. ca.uisa
the unumsrs0r operation ot human industry and TIA
workman ct houer, Lille, or NJ house has comnsn inter-
ts's with the peasant ot the 'umes well with the ne
gro OF Louisiana l. takes three mouths six maah. n
to enter MO accomplish and settle cOmmerc. oper.
aiious N grain coous linen. sad sput. between csau
tries situated AZ considerable 0s from tho other.
peace security and confidence tcervore h- int ne
Cessly ct such tran sacons an0 the perurb alton aussd
ON ole point by war. has immediate and dlsa'trods T.
I, ct every whore When these produced by
n fhysffvl
b. the hands at Providence the duty nations %
umliate ihemsevs. ana be- 81 eLt but when they Us
produced by ambition, by anger, by the caprice on
Goyernn ent he duty of nations Is 20 intervene aud % in
pose ptsce, lift BE- not sufficient counsel L. Ia o)ss
which have been suspended. adjourned Ahsni1red
the Eastern question has Yer, lto II il has no, a.
ready cost misrd 40 GOO 600 sierlngl to Engluirf
France. Add 10 that the expense .Onai b, he ar.
Bt pr araiOus which have been made or BY N g. sth
are IN r gres and ask stsrward il such state II hnn
can o. indefinitely submit, TO- for the satisfaction OF
sovereign whose preteus, ~ have been unanmausy
bsnto Sud condemned by al abinets At tn presal
moment The question which occupies l.. then NO, ouly
the question 4 the East bur .lsD that Of tn4 W.t and
in very short time the question will be much grs isr
lie than the passage OF the Puth, the PrOtsctor-hip a
the Greeks sud the integrity OF IN. OTTO nan nere
II Will comprise the agriculture. manufacturing and con-
ercia interests at Englsnc France Austria and prs,.
that ~ say the security the bread and lite az y
millions Of men, who are al innocent of Prince H-nc
"antoi success Surh interests 80 grave - 10
ene ana so sacred, that 10 Government hpnUsby
l,stt The defense of them To the Office already % n1o
" dtienc,rs # treaties and of faith the Govern.
neus Of France and England unite then that OF defend
-is 81 h"rElts md property 0t all families in the vest,
'rd WHISTLER the Pruh be- crossed or not by the Russian
AN n seems 10 Us difficult believe that within al early
tnod, what is necessary will not bs done o enable 20
Lany millions Of mes strangers 10 the IN tives xhch IN.
uei Gee the Ear to iabor and sleep quietly The Eassh
laton which Is 50 Intelligent ami - aOOr0us Is secus
ouec 70 get promptly OF Jhe-e tunou, ADD ambiguous
uat"ns which have the Inconvenience OF var without
heing lie Advantages OF IL la general 10 haeust) gva
Character 10 These uati BY decisive act " psacs
war according ~ The we'll under.tO interests o.
aiioi- j. engaged IN H. We ignorant Of supreme
.c-lon which circumstances msy dictate the grss,
Governments united Tor the main. nance of order Dat
ood eLso appears % Us u - opposed the ndsdns
maintenance Of ths pres ~ situation and decisive 90
uon T. too Necessary tOf all interests b. en- able 70 hs
TX v utrd for