New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

Turkish Natfon-Enorts Preserve Peace
Louis Napoleon Ready 90 Ftsht-The India Biif.
Consequences OF TIE NY Tribune
LONDON, Friday. June 20 1855
TIE Oriental question has nos yet advanced 20 any
end, and il is not Yet decided whether peace can be
preserved war will eusue The patience of the pub
lie Is. however, worn Oo. people tired Of the
certainty which prevails on the Exchange; they arc
av are that Turkey is in the right and Russia in the
wrong Yet they would not care II by some Diplomatic
rick Turkey would be Induced 60 YIELD as thers Is
scarcely any prospect that Rsssa will sbate her pre-
tensions Aud this the occasion eagerly watched for
by Lord Aberdeen and Lord Pamerston. The friends
OF Turkey have been luled ngo security since even
Ike Times lie fol Of defamation az pns the unfair pre-
tensions Of the Car and would really be afraid that
the Porte might be coaxed into treacherous treaty
DID 70, the interests Of the French Emperor for tho
moment coincide with those of the Turks aud even
with those of the European Democracy, French De-
mocracy always excepted Napoleon Ill believed he
bad rendered great service to Absoum by destroying
not suly the Republic but even Constitutional liberty
ia France lie expected to be- cordially received in.o
the society Of the European Dcspots ard no first
surprised ard tben irrtated that, after all, he was
treated by them not their peer, bat as disagree
~ parvCnu Ho was snubbed by Russia aud Austria
IL Car, instead of calling him Monsieur m1s
fien,' as is customary between Soyereisus, ad
dressed him only " Monsieur bon ami" aud
even thus be was acknowledged as Emperor only
after the lagse Of several weeks. Tue Enper-
or of Austra defeated the matrimonial schemes
If Louis Bouaparte though he did not aim higher than
20 he hand of tho Princess Wasa the daughter Of
Cugee Prince and shortly after the sane Emperor
consented 90 a marriage between an Austrian Princess
- - = ID 4. II. =.
more legitimate than Napoleon himself And again:
scarcely bad the French Emperor expressed his desire
10 he crowned BY the Pope when the ageats Of Russia
oud Austria forced bis Holiness TO decline the invita-
ton 10 France Napoleon now that he is only toll
eraed by the Holy Aisnce, but lot fully received into
is circle and that all his exertons clunOt give him any
position His personal spite is awakened, and hs
is happy 10 see Russia in a complication where he
annoy her and get revenge by supporting Turkey. IL
is said that Count DAzegliO went down 10 Sc, Cloud
the day before yesterday take leave Of the Emperor
prior to bis return Turin aud expressed his wish to
convey to bis Sovereign the opinion Of the Emperor On
the present crisis Napoleon said tia, the matser vas
now likely be subjected TO the process Of mediation.
bat added with a smile, that he would not guarantee
that all would be settled without gunpOwder " ye
pair pas garaHtir qEe ca 6aira qHsqaes
"eoups de cGnoa." IA to the Russian explanatory
note, published yesterday, It does not shed any
ligrt on the matter The Gar declares that be can
not give up biz sympathy With snd influence ths
millions Of bic coreleonstsi in Turkey aud that the in
suit offered TO Nm aud bis religion by placing the
key Of the Church Of Bethlehem in tho hands Of the
Latin and not Of the Greek patriarch forces bin "
obtain regsrauon from Turkey that though interest
would require bin 70 maintain peace be must seek
this reparaton by force since he get il in fair
way. This reparatoD is nothing less than the plssiog
all the rights 81 the Christians in Turkey under Rus
sian guard ansbp and giving to the Gar the rgh, Of
control over their relations sh tie Porte This does
not look pacific bui the other side Austria, fearpg
hat the Sutton might avail himself Of European Do
mocIscy in his defense, sesds Archduke 20 Coa,@l.
tDoDle TO the same cOurf which was bllieisiy =
back by the Austrian Count Lepiogea. lb' - a. Il,
is 70 open negotiations for nedistioa b. 20 - DC
sure that they sill not prevent - oeeHp OF tbs
Prime palities By Russian SOD TIE occnpauon
viii be great obslxele - - eFr 1nAton Of bread
ltufs from Gascz 70 EDg'su6. 4 nigh, lead bat pro-
baby only in ne . .'aa - war, prepared by i1sur
reetie,s n ssrsl a. 9-iDgs in Montenegro and per-
han, n de- ~ Ia Syria. Russian agents are eye
ryqhere ~ roy working 20 regOlutionze the Chris
tan prOsirees Of Turkey.
The India bill here in Parliament begins Likewise 70
become tiresome Lord Derby had summoned che Con-
SerTa,ives to throw Ou, but as delay YOU be s 70
she interests Of the East India Compsuy AID he bill
10 be introduced year would probably do away sih
the double Government the East India Directors have
succeeded in thwar,ing Lord Derbys intentions. Inc
second reading will pass this evening though the Minis
tiers d. not calculate upon large minority But IN the
Committee many alterations may take place.
The weather ia dissgreeable and rainy not only in
Enqlsud, but Likewise in France aud Germany The
prospects Of the harvest are not favorable.
The camp at Chaplain does not excite grea: interest
The rains I'D put the vgor Of the troops hard trs
and it Will be important 70 how maoy Of the iOV''
men are sent the hospital after three weeks encamp-
ment.
The most sttractige sight Of London st present h'ae
Assyrsn decorations, q; Prineesss Theatef n'f''s
Ssrdansparrs Ii an antiquarian sad srt'ftic ''ssss
ttoaeh ers,hed the sPlsndor Ofthe
scenic effects. AF''