New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

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hssdsrorg hesds Of the r~or-sen,soas a,s~r
rowers that his ministers Al M two pfiarios urts u
N.pns snS Berlin declare m snsser % al oqaire. thss
they sbe % give Information abfu, Russian
mens in 'he East, having received no communications
he suheci
ON ,bs s5h ur number of let,ers were received Il
Cons an'inop'e from Odessa containing copies 81 decu
rnert drawn NJ the - the Rsvsh ard p-oesag
sgains' the rejection o Pace M@o"hkoas uumsiun ~
the Porte The expressions PIT into the moats ~ ne
people by the Russian sgents are Of the most reNouu"ny
character.
Letters or- Nosavia state tia, thu Bovsrs in the Rns
sian interest sre busiy intriguing against Prnce IA
hs Uos,oSsr who - ~ s's shpwn Independence
than agreeable u ths Russian fhsrge dAh"re ana m
psriicusr hss refused o. apooin, Russian CAond n'hs
Ministry If War TIE Prince has declared N p an terms
20 the Russian sgsn' that NJ Wi govern aad
for the interests Of the princip tly or not AZ All
From Begzde Is reported int 'he Ri'slfn agent h
reus. 70 sanction the ministry which has TIE COM
Of Prince Alexander and the senate The Prince re''ng
encouragement gwen hv The Russian agent :" t'A ans
Of his rival Obreno Ei'z. and revolt i expected
The Bs,,iu De Poris which has in some quarters the
reputation of being 4 semiofcil organ ot the French
Government has long article on the rnnor that away
large BODY Of Russian % have received orders u Al
vance toward the frontiers If WsllachA AMI M'ISviA
The Bulletin Se PARIS sSys will doubt the truth 81 thus
rumor until there shall be positive infr nation 10
confirm H. but proceeds o IL opinion a. u ms
consequences which would r~sul, Il should provo - ~
true Whatever color should he given by 'he Russian GOV
eminent che occupation these princ'pss whN-ver
professions should be made by Russia the suh@ctuoSoiy
acquanted with the character ~ Rniaa diplomacy, ssys
TIE Rpthn can doubt that IL Russia should the prss
eut -cason occupy the prncpaties si be with ma
irterton Of keeping them important step tnsHd
future designs Turkey. This Nccupafnn, AID. ~
BpV,gis would be manifest violation II the treaties OF
"Ackerman ard AdrianOple ard would he equivalent ~
celebration of war against the Turkish Enp'rs ina
clause Of the treaty Of tsfl declaring that the Dtds
"nes and the Bosphorus should be- closed ~ the vessels
of war Of I'll ns'ions 50 long as the Porte shsh Dc
"pesce, would in the Gaze ~ thu occupation ot the pinot
"pahs by Russia he no longer appl abba and the Porte
"woud have peri Q, right 10 apply for the presence OF
"the French ard British heets.
d - fbn mart Imam
tion.2 in the Last from that city thai the Dvsn has
resolved on am.oratiDg ,he position OF all the Christians
in the Turkish Empire, without Distinction q seSa-
From The LoDs,a staads-s. Jsu.N W
There Is ton much fear that tho AZ ia
ripe shout 81 he iut.rrurs d Whist Al first sight might
ppesr for doubling ne prob bihv ~ NE calsn
itJ viii he found upon ref non 20 lead n 81 opp site
conclusion We spesk Of tie utter abs@sce of pro
vocation adequate inadequate given 10 hs power hst
threatens war. Where party alAge any fsas'bis
conn aint the foundation Of quarrel IN r. n,y he
hope hat, upon removing the ground - compf.iut his
hostility will cease but the aggre-sor who he's
psrt to age plainly makes for other obi - than
conquest. al be- brought to reason only ny ffsst
The actual circumstances ~ thu Russian s-ost
the Pe proof thai such u fhe charac'er Of thu pro
ceeoug Of the Cor nut the obvious cnneu fro
circumstsnces vi h. found "dned by retr p-ct IT hs
lsst Thirty years W. might indeed a century and mwe
back. and show that The urrn policy Of the Court II
81 Petersburg from the dsy of P-er the Greet has he@n
direct 10 the suiecon of the Turkish Empire In Rus
sian rule We would however limit tho r@troapect tn
the shorter period because within tha memory II
| many slive and also because o"un, and
the az States ~ Europe have been within ihe peod
serou'ly affected by the operation Of Russian iorguaa
/ We but repeat To day what We proclaimed again md
again twenty five years ago, namely that Russia has ben
since the peace of 1873 the Disturbing in the West
~ Europe No disorder d.saii.actou has been too
10 be- fosred by her SCENTS into rebellion and revo
u'ion, II possible mischief too great for her
II only II could DaralySe the strength of the
nations Of the West H. the year 1893 dcesy charged
the Russian Government with auhdising the Irish sgtst
tors Of that tuna distinctly naming the commercial houses
through which money reunited Tor he NE Of these
agsior' sud challenging contradiction. Neither our
charge nor our challenge was ever answeredi Il vas
thought enough 10 call them myths ofhe MfafIrf" the
assigned 10 denuncaioo by the Ribbon Lodges
nine years later, when every Liberal wasready to swea
thstthere not such thing Ribbon LOfgs IN the
island In 1923 Russian intrigue caused tha destruction
o the naval power " Turkey by thu guns Of British ships
IN % The Princess even was heard To- bo wa, shs
Who ND the oihe Duke Of Wellington upon
The uhject of chat called Catholic emanciodion as
she said hy those secret revelations shich though prom
sed by The in irons convert hav- never since been sat
fered 10 the light The working of R1ssltD intrigue
in Spain in France and in the Netherlands whore the
Czay betrayed his brother law may be In the
convuons Of which these countries have been the h@sts
FIR than 20 years rrue. their arts recO~d
the Russian infriguers IN Poland, but such the
prevalence Of Russian influence in thu west thai upon
The defeat Of their brother revoutonists IN the Russian
Empire, the fercest Democrats cOnsoled themselves
nTon the ruin Of Polish liberty by the rea-etirn
that "tTanqnity regns in Moscow Why do
recur 20 these facts To excite hatred of Russia
No To magnify sagAciiyand foresight No All
say for ourselves Vs. that had Russian br,be- put
into hands by Jew Gentl though such bribes
more than once offered Wa refer the events 81 the
last thirty years ~ shoT that Tor thirty years and more
Russia has been the disturbing power In weiern Europe
and she could have interest moe-fng pesee
hut to have her hands free for ths seizure Of ths DE-
oman empire that has been the object ~ which for
moment she ever lost sight may bs thought tnsprss
n risis Dot favorable 10 the Russian entsrpr,s sDd
rejoice 10 the belief that u is not but does the
future promise opportunity fvorablef for fhe
moment the Government Of the United Kingdom, cetny
the eas powerful Of the protectors ~ The Tark.h EN-
pre- the hands Of who has long supported Russia
Lord Aberdeen, the political Dr0gs 0fPrnce.s Nsyeni
fret which explain the lingering Of the British h9st
M4s when ought 10 be AZ Stamis Th-n tbs eastern
shore Of the Mediterranean H. if may the phrsss
bcrOn ing rapidly aud more EDrOD~aR-Europes an In
intelligence and manners and therefore lsss hk-y TO
leave path ~ conquest Tor the northern INVADERS
Western Europe il sick Of divisions and nsysr"
Ru-,a make her attempt II tis n h. m.dej
ihersfre there too much 10 fear tat will DO
made
The following letter dated Constan,iaople May %, ap
pear IN The IadfpeadeHoe B3ge'
While am writing VI dOzerof and ths o'har ssere'a
ries and of0cbfs - the Russian Embay IN behind BY
Prince MenchikoG, smbsrking on board Rn'.isn
steamer. which IS b. convey them 10 Odessa Bat ~
already have inf rmed you the nercal chancey does
not move i further ORDER. and doubtless 10 the sxpects
ton Of some ueror Diplomatic communication. oas Of the
Secretaries Of Legation NJ Baabine remains attached 70
the commercial Chancery Two Russian war steamers IN
port have received orders 20 keep Their steam DAY and
Tigi be able 90 take th8 members 81 ms
Chsncery II moments notice, ~ also al kn-stn SAD
iei-at C0ns'aniinope This hss created sens
ton. and made persons believe that We are On the
eve If bo,;iliiies. Although appears inminsnt
should rot be surprised Il II wss avoded-esPsciAlly
H. ~ repOTied Reschd Paoha Is eXerDg bim'e ~ pre-
vent H. 10 this cle, the Dbirasn - neutral sovereign
would be resortsd TO- and The Concessions which u = pro
posrd make ih- Christians might be condersd ~ ms
resalt If Prnce MenchkoGs mission and Ru.is declare
heTsef satisfied The Rus'tsn officials do not h2ssyer,
tnk that tae matter BE- 80 easiy arrsngef and tney
gesk a. Il convinced that great blow viii be strnH
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