New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Prom London Times July
The manifesto the Emperor Russia on his causes ct
difference with the Ottoman Empire. winch We publish
elsewhere prOmu gated on the 2oih OF lane, Only one
cay after order, had been dispatched totne ssan armies
to the Pruh A. the sane tine ~ learn b. tee.
graphic dispatch from Vienna dated yesterday. that the
Pru has sctusy been passed At Leoya by the corps dee
tined Tor the occupation OF Natca and ~ SSou!aDy by
the corps operate ~ Modsv4 and Is even stred na'
Gen Gortschakof would arrive this day AZ Bucharest
The decisive seps therefore at length taken and the he
ton hitherto shown by the Russian Government has gwen
way to rapid and vigorous Indeed the publication
Of the manifesto distinct proof th>t he Emperor nas
tab ELI his course and must form opinion Of MS
policy from his declarations. II this manifesto l. in
tended solely spp-sio the n,sm ofth' Enp@ror
subjects may that purpose fort breIhes throughout
Il espri of religion, Intolerance aud -cce,astcsl DONNA
ton but not sord Is t. be und IN 4 wch ~ De ucf-
pre-d 10 establish Of according - the laws and
usagcs Of the civilized Powers 90 Europe Not tact j. Al
duc,d ON Inch any such case Of war IN % frundrd-no
pTir Cpe invoked which Is not rtpgnan 10 that policy
which hitherto been hs bass OF tn peace sNu. b.
tween Russia and he Porte II ,ar's from the
that there is IDENTIFY between hat Church # wac the In
ptror of Russia is the head AMI the Orthodox ih 81 he
Gre,k or Eastern Churches. not included within his DO
uions But this assumption Is entirely gr iundI-ss 8
dem nstrated by The fact III the Emperor II ssa u
the head of the Church in his domnlons but u MT the
head OF the Christian Churches in tbs domit ions Of tile
Sultan, any than the Queen Of kngatd, VINO Is hs
Of the Church in this country, claim T. b. r.
garotd head OF the Protestant Churches all over he
world But, secondly admitting for the sake Of argument
that the holy obligations of which the Emperor sP-Ns
do relate 10 the whole Eastern Church we'll hrs
peculiar branch of it, he has utterly failed to show that tn
rights that Church have been invaded all lie &C
the Porte OF having per6douy broken oath by
which ant hstihe Port having granted certain rman
of privileges to the Greek Church induced, by the III
sd vsed influence ofhe French o revoke that
frmsn Such act may have been impOluc but II was
niracton Of pos tive right and consii csl
whatever for such redress Emperor Of Rus.s
prepared to take with armed hand especially thesps
cc grievance complained Of vito ref-r-n to the Holy
Places actually removed by the admission Of Prince
henchiko himself before these Interior demands
put forth all To ssser that all the by which
1.-THE Just clSms of Russia could be peaceahy adjusted
have been tried in vain is direct violation ct thu truth
for in far the claims Of Prince M-n-hlkod were
just tangible, they adjusted To his salts
faction and with the concurrence Of Ambassador
The stubborness Of the Porte is not eNpr-s
sion towards Power with which the Emperor Nichoas
still processes not n be but in instance what he
speased 10 call the ubborness of the Porte is 10 gth-r
than the deliberate convcuon OF every siItesmAn 10 Ia
rope sud the concurrent opinion of every Pos-r including
Austria which has he.itated express that con
v,tiCn with an energy and constabcy that DIES her
honor The DAnubian provinces 70 be occupied
pledge for the reesiSbshmeut of the rights OF Russia,
under sny circumstances whatever But wbers has Issa
sh that sny Of her rights have been overthrovn sac
talks of binding the Porte to observe so-mny the invo
ability OF the orthodox church. But how has aay nmu-
ny 81 that church been violated threatened x,h vio
Ation We Eesr-d by the Stte npi r.sh IN. chad
argument fact when Il contains neither the
the other and reduced after all 10 on
differences drawn altogether from the absence OF reason
But let any compare the arrogant sud utterly unf'nnd
ed language OF this document with the temperate snd al
Submissive tone Of Rdschid Pshas Ast note n tue
Russisn Cabinet in Il, dem .ndS and vii b.
possible coubt that th- Emperor Ncnoll5 tLks
OF going forth O. eight for the orthodox faith because lr
KY her blindness sud subborune.s desires oopress
IT, h. either words without meaning, " he c1nten-
Plates sections shich hone Of rs All-g ton- u,;fy
The important consideration attached this manifesto
j. not however it, Effect The of Ear"pe but on the
subjects the kussIsn CrogR and the of
Russian Church 70 whom il i directly r1cla lively
sddre ssed There lee fear is chief danger T.
people and pre.iho % Ike the Ru-sAn arguments ani
proofs al public la OF small value support ii Their
traditional desires ana their claims = s3rfuN ascnd-ny
With ful in h- o. the Almighty ~ al
90 forth fight for the orthodox faith the words OF
this manifesto which will through the nyr- II
Is TIE cry Of crusade raised Among people who Ar I'll.
Of the age Of the crusaders. IL sPp- 20 sentiments
which 10 rational Government would excite unless Il p--
pared give them smcun Of satisfaction whch iutl.
instance Russia until hss dictated
terms only the Porte, but . every irGepsld-nt
Europe Wsars assured by competent sitaes--s
ihs AlreSdy the feelings II the Russian pGhc 80 IN
famed that ~ ~ Petersburg tn Government i blamed
lot rs violence but for is moderation and surprise
been expressed ~ the aIthc6s o language still employ Il
To temper snd qualify the pub she'd dscV sions Of tn4
Goverrua, NJ But opinion OF tn cubic in Rassi. Is
very much What The Government allow. or whes !: - De-
srd We cannot conceive more weighiy and grisvols
respoIsibty tsan that that o throwing fresh fssl on
tbs sinouldsgIrg are.
From Tie Day NeE, Juy6
The Manifesto OF the Emperor NthulAs which We This
claim sganst Tie Ottoman Empire religious fr
As The iHpious invocation OF the Of the Most Hugh
ard tbs pudent pre Of zeal behalf a zL0
shippers AT TIE Holy Shrnes concerned i the
m,rs 10 Lev -I-~sGs J. IS a pea 60. md urda-
gsised' 70 he tAns'csr Il -i.o'e' pnes''"9d sd