New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

demands satisfaction from the fOrte stihi. - :
simultaneously with this news Inc M"'",Ag n
SATURDAY rmor that the Austrans had entered
Bosnia. The Coalition, questioned as 10 tne sG1hen
ITCHY Of this in yesterday sttingoi oo'h
OfParliament had of course received 20 inor1ia'o-
Russell alone yenturiDg the suggestion that thS I ~
had probably no other foundation than the act tna 'ue
Austrans collected troops az Peters ardeln nus
fulfilled the prediction of NJ de Gatsehe in l-9-' ina,
Austria. when things we're to decisive turn would
esgerly make ready for sharing in the spoil.
4 dispatch from Constantinople dated 2oth UT .
states:
TIE Sultar in consequence Of the ruuors that the
whole Russian feet has e Sehas,opo aud directing It's
course toward the phorr has inquired u the Amoas
sadors at England and France whether IN the event OF
the Russians making before the Bosphords
the combined fleets ready to pass the DAriauslss
Both answered in the Affirmative. Turkish steamer
with French and Ecgsh officers on board his just been
from the Bosphorus to the Black SEA- IN order to re-
c0rH0ifrt'
The first thing the Russians did after their entry into
the Prrcpaltes WAS to prohibit the publication of the
Sultans fiman confirming the privileges OF all kinds OF
Christians. and ~ suppress German paper edled az
Rucharos which had dared 20 publish an article on the
Eastern question At the same time they pressed rom
the Turkish Government the first annuity stipulated Tor
their former occupation of Moldaya and Walacha, IN
l-4S-49 Since ISIS the Protectorate of Russia has
cost the Principates l50OOO0O piastres, beside 'Re
immense losses caused through page and devastation
ENGLAND deaved the expenses Of Russia wars against
France France that of her against Persia. Persia
that of her war against Turkey, Turkey and England
that Of her war against Poland Hungary and the Pnn
Qualities have now TO pay her war against Furkey
The most important event of the day the new CIR
cusruote cunt Nesserode dated ST. Petersburg 2h
Iupe IS53 II declares that the Russian armies will
not eyacuate the principalites until the Sultan shall
have Welded to all the demands of the Car aad the
French and English fleets shall have left the Turkish va
tes The note in question reads ike direct scorn OF
England and France. Thus 1t says;
.Ls, he ha fvro fina pNW0rs 4
nsfu ne occupation which gives rs reason Tor reestao
,birg the equilibrium Of the reciprocal situations ~ tax
Ing up military position"
Be it remarked, that Besika Bay is at distance of
$50 miles from Constantnope. The Car claims for
himself the right of occupying Turkish territory, while
be- dees England and France 10 occupy neutral waters
without his special permission. He extos his own mag
nanmous oIbearance in having lett the Porte complete
mistress Of choosing under what form She Will aodcae
her neutrality-suspicious. convention, sened, or other
"Nnallaematc act or even under the form OF signing
simple note lie is persuaded that impartial El-
rope must understand that tie treaty OF kanardL
which gives Russia the right OF protecting single
Greek chapelat Stambouprocams her 20 Pse the Rome
of the ORIENT He regrets that the West Is Ignorant OF
the inoensiye character of Russian religious protec
torate in foreign countries He proves his solictude
for the integrity of the Turkish Empire by historical
facts" the very moderate he made in l-29 OF his
..yictorv of Adranople" when be only prevented
from being immoderate by the miserable condition OF
his army and by the threat of the English admiral that
authorized or not authorized he would lombard every
coastplace along the Black Sea; when all he obtained
was due 10 the forbearance OF the Western Cabinets
and the perfdOus destruction of the Turkish heet az
Nayarno "In 1888 he alone in Europe saved
Turkey from inevitable dismemberment In 1888
the Gar concluded through the famous treaty OF I'm
kiarSkelessi deeHsrs alliance with Turkey, by when
foreign fleets were forbidden to approach Constantine
pie by which Turkey was saved only frO2 dsmember-
ment, in order to be saved entire for Russia. In
1-9 be took the initiative with the other Powers IN
the propositions which. executed in common prevent
"ed the Sultan from seeing bis throne give place 70 new
Arabian Empire That is to say IN lSJJ ne made
the other Powers take the initiative in the destruction
of the Egyptian feet and in the reduction 70 impotence
of the only man who might have converted Turkey into
a vital danger 10 Russia, and to replace dressed up
turban by real head. &" The fundamental principle
" of the policy of our august master has always 0een
to maintain as long possible, the Sata quo OF the
East" just He has carefully preserved the de-
composition OF the Turkish State under the exclusive
guardianship OF Russia.
IL must be granted that more iFoITcal document
the East has dared to throw in the face OF the West
Butts author is NesselrOde-a nette at and rod
Its document indeed. of Europes degradation under
the rod Of counterreyoutOn ReyolutOnists may CON
graduate the Gar on this masterpiece II Europe with
draws she Bthdraws not with simple defeat passes,
as it were under tHreae taudinae.
While the English Queen s at this moment, feasting
Russian Princesses while an enlightened English arts
tocracy and bourgeosie lie PROSTATE before the barba
rian autocrat. the English proetarat alone protests
against the mpotency and degradation of the ruling
classes On the 9TH July the Manchester School held
great Peace meeting in the Odd Fellows Hal, at Halifax
Crossley, VI. = for Halifax and all the other great
mem Of the School had especially nocked h the meet
ing from town." The hall WAS crowded and many
thousands could obtain no admittance. Ernest Jones'
Whose agitation in the factory districts ia glorOusy pro
crossing, you may infer from the number Of Charter
petitions presented Parliament and from the attacks
of the nddeclas provincial press) at the time nc
Durham The Chartsts Of Halifax, the place where he
hA, twice been nominated and declared show of hands
a. a candidate for the House Of Commons, summoned
him by electric telegraph and he appeared just in time
for the meeting Already the gentlemen OF the Man
chester School believed they would carry their resolution
ard would be able bring home the support OF the
uacung districts their good Aberdeen, when Ernest
Jones and put amendment pledg1ng The people
to ar and declaring that before liberty was established
peace was a crime. There ensueda most violent discus
sion bur the amendment Of Ernest Jones carried BY
an immense majority.
The clauses Of the India Bill sre passing one by one
the debate scarcely Offering any remarkable features ex
cept the inconsistency Of the sOeaed India Reiomers
There it, for instance my Lord JOceyn, VI p who has
made kind Of political livelihood by his periodical de-
nuncia0n Of Indian wrongs and OF the maladmnlstra
ton of the East India Company What do you think
his amendment amounted 20 To give the East India
Company lease for 10 years. Happily il compromised
no one but himself There is another professional Re-
fOrperf MI. JOT ntme, Nhoi curing MS Ipug parma
mentary life has succeeded in Transforming opposition
itself into particular of supporting the minis
Try He proposed not to reduce the number Of East In
dia Directors from "a 10 L. The only amendment Of
common sense yet agreed to, that OF Mr. Bright,
eVeuptpg Directors nominated By the Government from
the qualification in East India Stock, imposed by the
Directors elected BY the Court Of Projectors. Go
through the pamphlets published by the East Indian
Reform Association and you will feel similar sensation
when hearing Of great act Of accusation against
HI al.