The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

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raw Core pepdes ce Of the Lnr5oo Mo-. Aug ]
fhe Constitutional repeats In mere positive terms
NE important announcements IL made yesterday. ~
says
A. 90 have stated, s.sured ~ Saturday that
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pm brs The Ca rsde wsre nos I'D affixed ey
ths Ssh Of Paris, Lsrs . AID VtsmA Ne, nrfat-
asson psiss 70 add that this nss 10 ssrtAia
According to version earrent al the BJurse To-
day the proposal brought BY ths C2radoc was no
thug mere than the Que pun forward by "a. de Buck
On tie part ~ Austria immediately after the refusal
Of Prince Menechikoifs ntimatum by the Porte.
ReYbid Pacha thea refused to agree 10 th's pro-
- II, In1 o1s hxIor dA o
Diplomacy as inadmssihle. But when recsoty u
sort OF diplomatic congress WAS assembled NJ Cod
stsftinotie N. de Rrack broaghs forward his
ord scheme again accompanied by the tempting
peconme notation that the Gar had already approved
Of " 10 principle and might very probably close
with it nov. 1t was, however, observed that the
scheme il question was framed before the issians
bao occupied the Principsties, and was therei IRE
happErable TO present circumstances Upon this,
i is said, an smeudmei Vas made, stipulstog with
less particularly for the eventual evacuation
81 tie provinces by Rassa but 1t is To 90 inferred,
rem the proposition not having been accepted oy
Tie powers that this stipulation surprising " TO es
kt. any hing bnt sxplics and satisfactory Toe
shove explanation, which merely give as Bour,
Report, had the effect OF coGnteracting 10 some ex
sent, the alarming nature OF the paras reph IA The
Cost futlomnel but Notwithstanding tins tendency
10 catch at any favorable hypothesis, the re,te
eeseG with fall OF 100 from Saturdays quotsnoas.
IF Gu, the Ga ,-t tu, ionpel Asrast %
TIC dispatches brought by the Cnapt.l TO the
French government, had not arrived yesterday IN
Paris, and were not expected uAlh late III ING even
hs; but we believe that il would be uuwise 70
nay TOO much attention tn them, a. they canhot
mar sny hew information 10 the internal sltaa-
ton Of Turkey aid it may be seen by the private
letters received from Constantnople thst taat sltla
ta0u s beginning TO be seriously disqlieah9. ~,
pulsss some unforeseen and grave Incident should
6lsoonceTt all the human calculations and all the
Efforts of European diplomacy, It Is not to Con
srsntnople bat To st. Petersburg that we must LOOK
for lews The conditions of arrangement Sere con
ted aLV "a has bxpu
IN Post, which passes vt London for receiving its
information from Lord Palmerston. The terfns o
this arrangement are assured OF the adhesion OF az
the parties Indirectly Interested in the Turco Hu+
sian difference, and the SANCTION Of Turkey to the
convention OF Vienna ought to be considered Is al
ready ootai, ed. The solution OF the Eastern ques
Hon consequently depends solely at present on the
reception which Russia will give TO th It convention,
and we conceive that 1t is superauous TO discuss
st question until the reply of the Emperor Nicholas
has been received and that cannot be known at
Paris before the 10th Of August IL, as everything
seems to imply, the Car sdopts it, all the dihcuie.
which 1t retard pacific denouentert. Will he Rata
saly smoothed down. Ii, on the other hand, contrary
" all expectIon, Russia should refuse to consent
ne convection of Vienna, 1T is on her alone that must
M the respons Oay OF the GaFGts f2 ea s bee
49, a. ieira hG.d hha1p 1Gdeite u TIE slita
and the integrity OF Turkey, with the guarantee
which the Car claims in favor OF the Greek religion
But we think can declare with certainty taa
every arrangement, whatever it may be. whict
should interfere between Russia and Turkey, Inns
have az a forced corolery, and a necessary coDse
qCenoe, the immediate evacuation of the Danubiar
psinepalties. II is not merely the one band the
IN xuage OF the most respectable journals in Eng
And, and on the Other, the language OF the Empero
Nicholas himself ia his manifesto, which siren ythet
IN this conviction; it is also common SeIse, and
shove ALL the attitude, constantly firm and digni6ed
although cOneiliatory pacific, and moderate OF th;
French government, which iorbid US to entertain OF
Mat point q shadow Of doubt.
FROM the Paris Pressel
The Western Powers are more interested thar
might be believed in watching over the integrity o
Me Ottoman Empire. If this question Of the Els
a the one hand, deeply engages the general polio,
and balance Of power in Europe, it, on the Othe
Turkey for some years past, has taken more and
more considerable place in the movement Of Ia
rppesn exchanges. Since she has been put in con
tact with the West and has been more deeply pene
srEted with the wants of civilization, she has de-
manded the satisfaction of those wants from man
nfssturers. The Turkish nation, Ike India and
Persia certainly produces magnificent stuifs but il
Is lot with such. exceptional articles that the con-
sumption Of a whole nation can be supplied Manu-
hcnrng industry, to which machinery has given
an almost Indefinite power in Western Europe, will
6rd among Eastern nations an outlet which will go
On every day increasing. The returns of our ex-
changes with Turkey, already show what al i'm.
meme market that country VIII prove for oar pro-
ducticns. l. is only few years since the Ottoman
Empire gave certain Importance to It's commercial
relations with France, and it has already taken in
cur commercial movement the fifth rank in Imports,
md the seventh IN exports, among the nations of
Earope. II occupies the sixth rank among the
powers with which our maritime movements have
some activity. In 1851 our exchanges With Turkey
amounted, exports and imports together to seventy
millions. In this reciprocal movement we furnish
manufactured articles, and tbe Turks send us in ey-
change natural articles az consumption, or raw
materials which are used by our manufactures. In
1851, materials to the amount u thrty-four mil
lions were sent from Turkey, natural productions
for Dire millions, aud manufactured articles for
3l6,0 francs only, She received from us twenty
millions of manufactured articles and eight mil ions
Of natural productions. The commerce of Turkey
with other European nations "a not Of less impor-
lance. Lord Dudley Stuart estimated that the
exchanges with Great Britain amounted to
from two to three mi lions sterling, whilst
the trade with Russia did not reach the half Of
that amount. Since that time, positive documents
bsve established that the exchanges between Eng
land and Turkey amounted 10 more considerable