New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
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v..,., s,,,yc,umsnt has fcilosed up iscrculAr ee
ssh "a the ilth Of May and ~ uanssse 20 'he -
A foreign Coaits irsndsd 70 explain tue Pos,
sE has new assumed Tbs former dispatch snnsuoeea
- wss the intention 81 the Emperor 70 proSe.SS
-. ,a..ur,> II the ss~sfa- which ne hsa nen Aa
49, ~ IN, rnrse Vas net accepted aud THIS dccumens
ss evidently caeus,ed to prepsre Europe o' NAV
Ssssncy The rrsssns csrcu,r eeH'nes s.nn.,on ~
a. p,rcirahiNs u deciSed apc" that the ms'one ~.
- Ma ,sNsndsd to the former declaration oy whN Mss
"a IL pleased svrv, hreAtcnnE demons ,. ;
s.sses ~ the Russ Government to moony me rsso
- tss ~ hy the Emperor. no tar the tAas&NSe o
a~rs,cN schcientiy per~mrscry ana even .e ,ssn
~ - costse Of these transactions We have more ~.
-. had occasion Go resusrk that Russian o'pemsL rs
80 v,ry DISTINCT facet the stern, enss Nv"
xsSls.s is The srscAaoSa o. 0w s s cc@Slss ot
As wesh.
SNs iwneaia,e object Of &c Nesseirods sst crculsr
~ literature TO assrm the susrcions and the resistance
which the late measures o Russia have exc- al over
Tprors Nh. Sis.ius any idea of quest and protests
Nat the occupation Of the Pncp~iies is merely tempo
vary neAsarv which w S-~se the moment the demands
Isr s.sIsrs q ,rrssurr tk,y crer(sc spoa Russia
0kxvxe the presence 81 the Russian army IN Mod.viS
AND WsllscAS pet to be burden ON the inosoahts o
ms. rrcx,,ts The expenses Of the army are TO De pAd
an, Il the military chest and Prince GOrtscbskoh has
n.hl,ss<S TO the same effect at J~ssy and
kscharss; All this IS far IS goes satisfactory enough,
Art n il hat small and partial vev Of the real state OF
afas d IN these sdroit phrases there Is one pas
saSs wh,ch cannot pass over without notice. Tue
Rnsisn Government having jus, committed an act tor
vhsa Sces not aege any justification beyond the ss''s
AesVs az demands. attempts In this paper 20 rep
advance OF the teets OF France sna "
II. pssasn.s ~ an additional Of complaint
she Perts and tbs great Western Powers HspeAks y,
eth. position taken up by the two Powers IN tue p's anu
"va,srs ID the ouomon empire within sen. 81 te Gsps
stal IS = species 81 msririme occupation which gives
sRrsa reason restore the balance between ther rei
suve situations by taking up military POSITION a
shallow and an cfupuons We %
net i,h In State paper In the fret place the heets
spy avsrced to their present position @ltr "a "a
Hs.n posaysy ascerslned by the declaration OF Rus
a. h.r,,sH thst she contemplated the occupation Of
he prroip.hes and the heis we're sent moi 10 lStu
Ne bssnc. Of power but to restore whst huss. nau
,.say disturbed Can any fsscy be- mere gross than tue
sec n 70 confound the military occupation OF Two pre-
vince ssass the will Of their laval Sovereign and rs
measure Of coercion sppheo TO una. ooveregn I'll uo
1rsss desire and request of the Sovereign and Tor MS
Scop without the occupation Of any p'in OF his territory
ane without even deviation from the strict rule WHICH VI
S.e Of peace shuts the Dsrdanees against foreign ig
sfvnf The Of such arguments is resly me Dsst
pros, Of the weakness of the cause they are
s.prost The presence If allied fleet in the ports OF
ri. rdy power respect analogous 10 the occa
nation OF territory; and in this the state OF affairs IS
snseSy opposite iSr ,ns F UIoS mas sd Fnysns 10
vreach the Dsrosnees-though not within SIGHT oil the
-sspsl the express purpose OF wardns on sn a.
bAek its Independence, but at the same time ns MINUS
ors I'm by treaties have bsen respected by France
and England though violated by Russia
II Is scarcely Necessary to revert to the argument for
merry ussd BY NJ Nesserode, tina. Russia areaay pos
s<sees by vniue Of her socen and existing treaties All
she asks for requires for the answer to that assertion
b coaclusye-f she has all she asks by former tres-s, OF
What sntsge to her 10 ask obtain fresh c1nven
ton the eect IRE old treaties are as binding as
the could be. The old treaties have not been
viz lated for If they had Russia would not be driven TO
these pserle inventions TO frame q of We are
perfectly that she has not demand ID political pro-
>csorse Of the Greek Christians Turkey she contents
ksrssI with what NJ de Nesselrode himself terms
OF religious patronage BRt nobody Knows better IN III
ne Russian Cabinet ~ha the political effects of this relg
l@ bvf TIM etnoffnn M
Of ecclesiastical institutions that the Christian subjects OF
Turkey form social dy the Pstrarchs are their chiefs
and whoever the knowledged be sd Of their Church is
head of the nation These Pre;ensions ho~ever, are no~
reduced TO their lowest expresson Count Neserode
says that all be re9Ares lie the confirmation OF them.
II that be So the solution OF this difficulty will be easy
Anc viii be pacific. Ne Power Sill Object t. sign
recognition and confirmation Of rights and privileges
granted under existing treaties which have been
aispu.d The Porte has already published such recog
ninop the Iade Of the It'll OF June and the Porte would
certainly hesitate 10 in Identical terms the en-
gsgerents OF Kanare and AdrianOpe Bat this line OF
argument implies that the Government doss not rely on
The vxciry of lis treaties speaks of the rights a.
keyed 70 be conferred by them a. they needed further
confirmation and tells the world that this religious
patronage, based II says the mmsmoria ussg-s OF
the Eastern Church aud great treaties dct>=d Ia the
hour VI victory lost impaired If the Porte refuses 10
eorroboTste is existence BY the note propounded by
Prince Aenehikof on tbs 18th Of May We can only re-
the authors OF this buDgng argument their oso
eleu ii they have this rei Us patronage over the
k-s The DO this note and If they hAve it not
fts nose Gil oct give Il them.
The eo1clooing passages OF Count Nesseroaes no'e
essseni p.ss0ned declaration OF the ardent
s<-s Q: Emperor Nicholas 10 preserve the Turkish
In ThS sscerIiy and the wisdom OF the Russian
6STsrzzFn: vOzlc have stood higher il had omitted
&ese ts.Jreue.s f0. tsey the whole condac
C IL CscEs; If =. Petersburg would be al yaran3e
va. skli rsprtsss 70 Be is int. rests and m nva
r4bs Otjees AID. rs policy has. almost every &C
ezS1 .Ir 1pvx-cs OF csniary tended 10 precisely the
syf<-Ie re>1t must conclude that the course It has
gsc TIA. Of repairing the Ills OF TURKEY, or OF
atxcctSns the remedy OF those lis what Count Nessel
rccs e21s blind soe;3ent OF chance On the other
kalc distinctly told in tbs document that Turkey
persssefes refusing what the Russian Government still
ugss a. ss f1ed demand the Emperor will tnnx himself
complied 10 extend his the limited circle
t. vkieh hs means a. present 10 cOnhne them.