New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Inc C1Lnclion OF tie kAt10M OF AVidudf tie VO'HNa
sion Of the mouths OF the Danube By Rgssis the IN
corporation Of Cracow the tra1sOrnsfsu Of Hungry
into an Austrian provnce-alI these " territorial a.
"raDgements lave never been slnrfi0nei By any FL
ropesn Congress sanction then ofrae present tern
torsl distribution Of Europe" would be- instead OF
simple sdHgsion Of Turkey 20 The trsa'y OF Yicaaa
as il pretended. rather sanction Of all the voAtons
of that treaty oy Rsssii aud AusrTii. since i5j)
treaty OF amity, and peace, and commerce between
Russia anl Turkey such are the iientiCI. terms n
tie preamble Of ths trssties of Kiinarii AiranoPs
and nkar Skelessi 4 treaty Ike thai OF the Oar
dareTes OF ISL SAYS the PalmerstOnisn plpsr.
Exactly 60 treaty Ike that which excluded Eu-
rope from tie Dardanees and transior ned the E1zne
into Russian lake But, says TIE Ta,s, why shOald
we not stpulase for tae free entrance Of the Dlrla
neles for men OF war, ah1 the free navigation Of
the Danube. But read the letter addressed by
Lord Pslrnerston in September, l59, TO Mr..
Dulrer tie then Envoy az Paris. and we shall hud
that similar hopes were held out at tait
epoch.
The Sultan, bound to respect the existing
constitutions of the Prncipaiities and Servia.
But these existing constitutions distribute the sov-
ercguty the provinces between the Car and the
sultan, and they have till now never been acknowl-
edged ~ any European Congress. The new Congress
then would add the De etO protectorate OF Russia
over Turkish provinces the sanction Of Europe The
Sultan would then be bound not TO he Car, but to
Europe, 10 protect the Christian religion within his
domnions" That is 70 say the right Of Interference
between the Sultan and his Christian subjects by for
eisn powers would become paragraph Of European
- apl il Of eDutlPrs
curing Europe would % bound by treaty to back the
pretentions Of Russia, who, a party to the treaty
would have right to interpret IN her sense the pro-
lection 10 be asked for BY the Chrstansin the >itlns
dominions The new treaty, then as projected 0y tie
coalition cabinet and as explained BY s organs s
the nost comprehensive pas o. European surrender to
Russia ever conceived and wholesale sanction Of all
the changes brought about By the counter re7outols
since 1-30 There is. therefore occasion for throw
ing M cans and being astonised the change OF the
pollok Of Austria change as Tie Morning Pot elgns
10 believe effected suddenly within the last ten
DAYS" As to Bonapartc, whatever bis ultsror de-
signs nav be- for the moment the Parvenu Emperor
is content enough to climb up into the heaven ohe old
legitimate powers, with Turkey his ladder
The views OF the Coalition Cabine. are clearly ex-
pressed By The Guardian the ministerial we y paper:
nTo treat Russia a. beaten enemy and fancy have
lsr by the throet because Russian troops have b oued
az The trenches of OlentZa aud forts captured on
ths Psck Sea - simply ridiculous these petty losses
We ud in themselves but exasperate her pride ana md
rose her 20 treat she could do better terms but
s05 erecus Ike other governed by mixed m)ty-a
The Czar proud and Pas'i bat ne = aLs2 Pa
dent He il engaged in quarrel m which ne may
lose ard Cannot gain His policy that y bis preieces
sors who have throughout gained more by threatening
than bv waeinc war and Wh1se steady dad Underwriting
NJ haf in elastic UtaDl
H. hich enabled n b avoid great dsa es ana even
to turn 70 PrQfH,fe account Inc pre4
mary resolution of the four powers hat no change sha
be made permitted IA the territorial arran emsnts o
ErropE appear to be based ~ rafon0t view OF his
uoson ami policy II will dsarF0int those who see IN
Imagination the feet Of England on bis neck or VINO se
10 be mislsd b. the chmorca nlnense OF the
Ir5ci0nist papers But the business IN hand S nos ne
rraqt0n Of kassiG but lbs pacidca'ion OF Europe IN
Russian of course the estsb'hnen as lar as pos
e Of that durable peace f0r which the French sOd er
Envoy pledges hs honor 10 the sultan AM inc
c1nHg Ireaty, may be sure wH no' oe he,e lso.
ton at he saus 0H0 but IL attempt az least to sete IN
ne permanent footing the relations OF lIrkey wln hl-
.rore and Of tie Turkish Government win Us Christian
suiccts aempt-l0r, settle Il 50 duraoy as We may any
,g8oenenf l-hfch Lssses TURKISH Empire ta E4r0ps
III oi,rGy BE- 0risisaal at bottom. Such prog,si0aat
arrangement however ID the thing now pracIicaoe and
reediu
The Ultimate object, then, .the powers aim at is
to help the Car to turn minor reyerses to proh'a0e
ACCOUNT" and to leave no Turkish Empire in
Europe The provisional Arrangement VIII OF
course prepare that ultimate CONTAMINATION as far as
the thing is now practicable
Some circumstances however have singulirly con-
founded the calculations of the Coalition potcians
There is intelligence of victories gained by Tux
lev ON the shores Of the Black Sea and on the frontiers
IF Georcia There is on the other hand, peremp-
tory assertion representing the whole army IN Poland
as under orders for the Pruih while we are informed
from the frontier O Poland that IN the night from tue
23d and oath ult, tie brnha or ley oi men iJr sAe
amy took place, and in places, where iOr4iery one
"or two men were taken, eight or ten have now
been drawn" This at least proves little confidence
On the part of the Car in the paeyng geulus OF the
four Powers Tie official declaration On the part OF
Austria that no alliance lad been concluded between
the four Courts proves on her part that, Wiling as
she Is 10 enforce conditions Upon Turkey che dafes not
assume even tie appearance Of eoercing the Gar 70
submit TO conditions projected in his own Interest.
Lastly. tie Sultans reply 10 the French Lnbassalor
hat az present ameabe arrangemen IS qulle ul-
acceptable without the complete aband0nnens Dy
Russia OF tie pretensiens Wnich she mas ra.seu anu
without the immediate evacuation Of the prime pail
ties" has struck the Cougress-mongeIs Ike tnnn.
derbolt and the organ Of the crafty and experienced
Palmerston low frankly tells the other fellows u the
brotherhood the following piece OF truth:
aTo the immediate evacuation of the Punepalulss ana
The total abandonment Of all her claims, Russia cannot
submit without loss OF dignity and influence Wneh .
foolish 70 suppose power Of her magniIude ".l en-e
without desperate slrugge. For this present aenps az
negotiation we are sorry therefore, that we can only prog
uostcste failure -
Defeated Russia can accept no negotiations az all.
Tie business in hand is therefore, to turn the Daance
cf war But how to eject this, but by enabling Rus
ss TO gain mel The OILY thing she wants IS procras-
tration. tine to levy troops, 10 distribute them
throughout the empre-tO concentrate them, ana 70
stop tic var with Turkey till she he's done win the
ronntaiueers Of Caucasus In this way the chances
of Russia may improve and the attempt at negotiation
"uay be successful when Russia proves victorious IN
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