New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

nres entirely 10 that percussion IL 10 be oouf-nfed r
rssnt that the gious sympathy Of these Cnarcaes
with fy million Of Russ ans constitutes ground n RI*
.Dn supremacy The very reason for whIch fr.nH-
h.nchkof's proposals BOT only rsjesed oy ar
key but conceu ned by Europe that this proposition
supposed to Turk IN the guarded terms Of the h' Ar
Gle WecsnnOt but regard evil symp'on IN i the
SANE doctrine should nOr De repeated more explicitly aud
yehemeny in formal document addressed not Ouly 81
the Courts Of Europe bur 10 the Russia naon
gisus passions and national ambition such declaration
IS strongly calculated 10 excite and inh.me
Its coEieneed that instances not wanting IN which
treaties rave be- Ielnded granting Powers
rigi Of protection their coregisnists in foreign
Satss Ihus have held such stpalSions in favor OF
the Hungarian and Pedmout-se Pr0tsstsn and France
claims sus rights il favor Of the Latin Christians in ths
East But the prncple is not ihe because Il IS
never bees sDPposes that such concessions were made
whore they could confer political lfu-nce and such Tor
egn protection was only "ls rated because II applied 70
very weak ard soAnty minority 10 apply ths sane
principle TO ma. Of many millions constituting the large
majority OF tie population OF Turkey in Europe, IS o.
charge s nature But ku.si< such rights a.
rea1y existed snd because exceptional rights Of
ture have sometimes been conceded by treaty
right to demand their formal gn'tion That, be-
the question altogether and before the contract
signed if it already 10 full force for uDIsr ,hs
most binding treaty she could DO NJ than threaten
war TO avenge breach Of IT,
The conclusive PARTON of the Russian circular s
pear to 10 be Absolutely cOndemnAory OF the
pur ued by the Emperor Nicholas II argued 9Th great
iorcc that nothing be 9th the policy
Of bis reign and with al hs ecent sctOns tnAn that h.y
iIg isborsd with success - contribute the pScdcAt0n
should Greet hi. ambition. views to the East where
all he POwers united sysiDst him. IL 10 ADDED that
81" Russia strong she wants uh act a. she demands
ana II she BE- rtss II would not add % her poser We
conceive 10 these directions which in
fact the very urged against the policy Of Russia by
every indep.nd nj orgsn in Europe But unaapPly the
facts Of the case conirsoit the theory Of this
The publication Of the nJte itself materially increases
the difficulty, for II cannot but excite public
opinion IN Russia and il pledges the Imperial Governm-nt
Ito procure by decided attitude the satisfaction
has vsiny Attempted 10 obtain ny pacific esn- Sdch
h gusge. circumstances like the present is the ordinary
pr ude 20 hostes yet such Is the sinzul.ry Of this
that without attempt to produce definite Of
the Russian Government Affects maudln regret for
the e1t.mues 10 which Is reduced such language is
dgnifeo Tor il cannot be honest and Il Is
because il contracts the already narrow ground
which il may be possible to arrive at omprO-
nhe The last change IN the form OF Prince Men
chkos proposals. of words but not of substance;
for the note rendered by him for the signature Of the Turk
h Minister, cOnpreheuds all The articles OF the Seaef and
The passive acceptance Of such declaration would be
great confession If mpO,euce the cOnou-iOn OF
treaty the effect Yet the official out -.c:c- e.
ihis drsughi BY the Russian Government would n
ply hat It entirely resolved insist of the
HliernSves-of submission to these terms Onone
point OF the horizon however hope stl remains that
gosiions may be resumed The Emperor Of Russi. has
applied the Abne Of Vienna good offices Goa
tsntnOpe to induce the Porte 90 submit the umakY
circumstance has doubtless given rise mac
cuTste statement that the medAt Of Ausr. had been
accepted. The Austrian Government - said 10
pied that could not give us good offices sstsnce
merely To- urge upon the Porte h- acceptance OF terms
vtltn ola approve Dut IL % instruct the
nternUnoo N de Bruck, to endeaVor TO ind middle
term OF compromise between the last demand Of
Prince Menchiko aid the last concession Of the Porte
The point is IN truth, very one and if this
csloy suggestion of Austria be accepted by the Empsr
or OF Russis peace may It'll be maintained.
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily Nstos writes
sc follows:
." informed that Russian agent has been in treaty
for the purchase OF Humboldt and the franklin,
American steamers ply ing between New York and tvre.
he agent has offered the Company i5O0O0f for them.
1t stated that that offer has been accepted bat the
Russian feet the Black Sea III want O it is
thought that the purchase viii be concluded"