New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

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sal Of Prince Nen.chikof by common courier ana OF
occupying the Prncipates the event OF turiher re-
usS be discained any further iuenuen OF oVeh Dsiax
The OF oman Empire even of making war UPON II but
after the Of the last few weeks we csnno re
gard such declaration anything mor- than one u those
arhces OF diplomatic language in Fhieh II IS cusouiy 20
give mild snd qualified expression tn very unseicone
facts The occupation Of tho Danuogn princip may
not amount TO positive and Necessary casks bch We
have expressed opinion that i i polite nt"r ne pres
aspect IT s.irs not 10 regard Il such hut ~ con-
cenae the defensive forces OF Turkey behind the Danube
Whatever b the preparations Of the Russian army
the passage Of that river j. both ia military aud
poliics Difficult; and critical operation AID, be
fore i. j. accomplished have little doubt that further
regulations vi take place Bat the occupation OF the
Prircipstes measure which would prove indaci>y@
precisely because it is comparatively speaking sale sad
.ssy Tie unfortunate inhabitants nj those provinces
have repeatedly endared the hardship OF being over
rnn bv Russs n armies and scsrrely two years have
ELAPSED since the Russian troops were vthtr.wn ater
having exhausted the country Anc then exactad mill
tary contribution Of 100000 for their maintenance.
Blu: the occupation would have positive eifec;
the obligations the steresis OF Turkey and though
il give the Emperor Of sa terrific al granca'ion
10 hold the-e provinces for certain PERIOD woni n"t
bring him step nearer Ia the concession whcn n" IN
sfruced Prince Sers chiSof TO demand II he Court OF
Rossa intends has announced. 70 persist Ia end-syo
ing impose Turkey the terms which il has put for
ward with reference te tbs Eastern church u evident
thai, even after the occupation OF the P1ncipaes mas
tab IN place the same impeous summons will he r-peSef
and th4t the next step will lead % more SERIOUS rupture
unless eNpeent compromise be Sssened TO IN toe
meantime We do pretend Ia affirm that such corn
promise Is impossible we hope and believe su3h com
promise viii BE- made but i Is evidently mistake to a.
ser that mediation has been accepted ~ the very time
when pDg0fun has been presented 10 which the Rus
sisrs Of course, profess to expeci that TIE Forte wi"
submit
On these grounds although the door Is certainly not
cloed sesus ston in any form consistent With the
Independence Of the Christian j-ct- Of rrk-y fom
ku..ian domination the Western Po Ters are quietly blt
prud-nty preparing TO support their line of policy against
any min gene that arise. Already our nav - Intel
lgence has recorded that sgu drn "f line It battle shps
tit ed with propeers being formed at Nphesd
and ay be- expected proceed 20 the Downs " n
Yarmou Roads We may add that this 81 tsdr'n VII
ur, baby be reinforced within few days Nv the return oi
Admiral CRY from has crul-- r The dispatches sent '
by the Barshee in search Of that officer we're NOT IS was
generally believed that he should join AimrF Dindts
but on H. contrary ~ order hi, immediate return Eng
lard Til strength the English and enrh diets in tue
Mediterranean i already than al to any service
they could be required perform bu, II. unfortunately.
maritime operations should be require - at course ne
cessary that the British AcmVay should D. 10 condition
Ia watch the Russian fleet in the B,u' which - not in'
ror in force g. the feet IN tAe Blsk Sea AMI "e ohga
sio in # ned to be prepared 'o close nav 'hirl o
the Russian Zap r. These prsu'i n' ate nor moro t'n
sufficient to provide against the en'gsnY "hih ms
te-n produced y thu attitude aSsumr by Ru So an nm
q; learn that the Cabinet Of ~ Petersburg ha' dsie
r'n th- inadm'ssshe part o. IT. demands We shN ss- ,
reason relax the vigilance with which 10 j. Necessary 70
watch H. proceedings Russian Ministers and emssares
h4v. be- sent IL all irert f0 1--WE favorable version
# IN ir the different Courts o. Europe % thro
the blame e Prince McDchik.N~ proceeding, on Lord
Straifrd de- Rpdcfe and div son between The B1'
i- Government ami ~ N'~~ hpfotH nut ~ me flft
they are seeking 10 pr duce Is not accompanied by Aay
practical modification # the professions OF Ru sA W.
have y. 70 learn what th- altered state "t public "pla
ion unfed and the gence W. sh al aven'u ls 20
ceye from Const nno pie can alone warrant any cert m
conclusion Ia the msantime Russia has S'cc edef o a
certain extent in fm.larizug the public mind ~ Europe
with the occupation Of the Dlnubln Pcnrpthi-> be-
consequences Of TIA. measure t. Austria ana
Turkey would be rather indirect thtn mnedtfr. B1i
even that step is OF extreme importance ami though
may not be- us0e an Immediate ground ct var D. - an
event which will long continue uuttvoraoY 20 ELECT the
pacific relations If several States of Europe
ON the other hand the Liverpool Correspondent Of the
Associated Pres sends the following summary OF the
news;
Il IS certain that the Eastern question Dresen'' more
cheering aspect than before and that the alarm excited ~
the bo.fe preparations of both Powers hd considerably
diminished That there exists some cause TOR sa'h
change there j. little doubt whether that cause - IN be-
found in he attitude assumed bg the two great Western
Powers Of Europe the good sense OF the Emperor
Nichols himself It's stated that dispatches tgs been
rsct WED n Paris containing assurances - The C1l-s an
willingness - 4" auyingtr disturb the stc" of Ln"p"
OF his anxiety that the difference bfweon him and me
Porte hall te settled whol' san appeal o. srns T1e
In peror ppfars l 20 BE- Of opinion thl' ha question -
entirely p religious enc. and Is personal ortg IN nm
ard the sultan and that at The same time mat he
Himself would be- the Ast IN vi late the lava Of na'0n
n even ,aid that the d-ay already granted II eight days
has been exenred fifteen. in order 10 snor sui isnt
lime for r.yocaiions and that even the occupation of the
Dauuniiu provinces would not necessarily bee followed By
var Under such circumstance as the present there = no
doubt m tho slightest Of An adverse or fsyo'
A IL Do
cat Of all proportion hut the eager mtnnsr
In which those Of pacific tendency have been
received shows AZ All eveniste ~niend@ncy of Do" public
mind The language Of VI. de ki'5esh the Rn'-ltu re-.
pr4..n,tive ~ Paris Is also described bang decidedly
pacific and prrhaps more sincerely than tlr time
pat The papers continue 10 announce the e Iuen PCS
g 20 and ro Of Russian caO1et me.s-ngers and OF At
tachcs Of Embassy Assurercss Of similarly pIo'ic n
lure sr said have been addressed 70 th~ Eng.h govern
m.rt en- behalf Of the EmlorOr OF Russia Ne .lw1is
sd, ices om Trest- Of the 9TH mt state st hs French,
Ersi ard Pru,san officers in tho Turkish .rny az
tv4y employed IN taking measures Of def nss. One IT
them Capt Jungmanu j. placing the citadel Of the Bo,-
phorus n s'ate o. defence " PERT has been sant 20
H. port. of tie Danube Admiral Ssde /. ltgel IN
gaming the feet be has not how YER a5 Trt boon ap
pointed 10 suy commsrd The Egypitn general S,iynin
~, ha lad s.ed for Con-ttntn0Die special mission;
pr-,.u. 20 biz embsrksion BE- had long ineryi vi n
he f. .h-h Consul General Ih, kl,si,u fleet 10 S.bss
opol cons. I'd ~ l3 ships Of The lu~ r cor.
vtes and smaller vessels, all well manned aul cup.
ped. but me feet deficient 10 steamers
Tie latest l,ters from Cousttutiapp- or May 30h.
port eu;ire s'agnaon Of the export rlde oFng the
utter want II slipping There sppe'red be grest
panic IN the commercial world the chief anxiety being
from Europe
,arr-,poaee->-ol Ten = rraua- ,.,-. .,
The Ga-ste Of Odessa. CSouth Russa.) some time
since published article stating that Mohlmnei fl,
captured Coustantnope the 2Jth day Of May, 49,
,rd that holy tradition sacredy believed by all COOL
orthodox Greeks gives them the assurance that viii
once more return TO its proper Owners us 400 years
sT.r tfat date Such an article accompanied ~ the
extensive varke preparations which haze been male
In Ofpsea m rtopt (the great naval arsenal Of he
Black Seal and along the borders Of Besar4b, must,
naturally have greatly excited the subject OF the Car
and cyen rise 70 the most anxious expectations ~ the
ff.luent Of the prophecy or tradition The 2}h Of
Nav il RAPIDLY approaching, and events Ut 10 ordinary
Kind seem 10 east their shadows before and lead 1t
nor 10 tle development o the occurrence SD much hoped
lie (rq4L Cnlr b. siiggy sfiIufe