The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

.i11s1 = tks great Powers memorandum setting forth
m ~ circuus3ancea Of this act
49, Issslv tbs governments Of England France Aus
a asa Prussa with sincere de.'fs of conciiatins shs
Rovernmsnts in adverse position. drew up Project OF
srranrsmsot and submitted il them simultaneously.
he news a the aeceptaton by hi Majesty the Emperor
q Russia reached oy Telegraph and thence was
forwars ed by . special messenger TO Constantinope
This eagerness and soctuiv on the part OF tne uress
Powers mark Of their well knon tnsnn|hp tosArts
the Porte and they QUOT usea Al tneif suofS
TO maintain the principles a rght A. regards inc so
vsreignty independence snd integrity Of the ottoman en
pire 1t has been laid down that the text OF the As
surances contained in note drawn np by the Porte
ut the time of Prince Neuchisod'- departure from
Const antinops but which emain without effect 10 cou
sequence of its rejection b, tie Russian embassy 90 Ia
ken the basis of the sngturnt proposed ~ the i
great powers and that the evacuation 81 ne hoD
achan provinces, and the se'ains = ~ gr ear
St Peter sburg were to lopf ~ sdoPH"h ioHe'e CO..
tain paragraphs sherein have 81 r. ,sis ~ ,ns
f0rmty with the particular c"hslerstohs % n uie
government OF his saJr,s ihe ~. a. Nen ~
with the views Of settlement which, he mas al
ways entertained AM as Majesty the sultan
has always acted With mos rPnous cr ana attention
in this i'm porsnt queso. involving the maintenance OF
his sacred rights Is surely ao the duty Of his faithful
servants and obligation ios-d ~ their functions 10
act a manner conlomable NJ hi, Infectious Hence,
1t solely with the vital Object q pessr'ns intact ms
rights and independence tist such important prepare
lions have been continued for several months.
has been consequently communicated 10 the repre-
sentatives OF the -four powers the Pore's assent 70
the project is impossible nj that tie solution OF the
question depends absolutely The ADMISSION Of the
plantations given by the 5altans GO well
the solid and formal assurance. demanded of the four
His Majesty the Emperor Austria has transmitted
autograph letter respecting tbs arrangement in question:
a;ina ~ resl - nosi,i, ! i.te al thinr,
such bsing m. actnal uo.,ion II the Question the as
49, l, 49,. b.r.af,ar ,.snre IN moi ba kno. N fill
~. VIZ" 81 - II 49,. .on,muncatons Ths
~ s an,n. in v,ifng III. r-.,It will m ,ntain
conformably with the resolution unanimously adopted,
her armed attitude. (ssgnei) &c
THE LATEST RUSSIAN MANIFESTO.
The Berlin cores pondent oil rhe London Times,
writing upon the oath of September says:-In CONT
NesselTodes despatch to Baron Aeyendorff, dated
hasa,S ~;th record M m. air rat,ons ,nada in rha
Vianvs Nots INV the 0sromsn ports that !" he has
mace Dem tne supJecs oi special REMARK III anosusr
cespatch Inns despascn now forward 70 you, as
translated from the Zef:-
m rup rsuxr ArrSR .r,oSs NAM nv rHp orro
NAN roRTy N Tus AUSTRIAN yorr
l. In the Vienna note it stands" ST toute epsque
LA Emnereurs de- Russe en1 oipue ler active solicit
tude paur e najnten des mmunitie. ct privileges dc
IEghse Orthodoxe Grecaue dams renpre Ottoman les
Sutans ne sesop he's de nouyesu
mar des astes selonels J,
This ma ssa ge ba been altered A follows 81 touta
spooue les I'm de Rsse ont temogns leur active
spl;s;,n5s No. /. s ~ rIe 1rt hndos & rarous las
Susns ont annals ces. d. WELLER an maintien des i'm
,rnn;,;. =. yxiiss AZ % al, !, a. natta eeliss AN.
Tni o ~ go - a. Il. Sacar AZ rv..,, y =.
TIP - sSa,s rE..a;r. .,a., j =. ,vei, a. ~.
p,.ntsn - ;v...it.. ~ nr;vsy-s IL are .ruck out
And insertss further aoxp AMI .,nlisd xelsyely in
Connection with the nans This arasnre depr,ves the
mutilsted passage Of ali meaning even OF ali sensefor
no one cal in snes,isp tbe actiY oetnde az the soye
reons ~ Russia for m. fat c. tbey themselves nro
Tess And which is that also Of ther subjects what Was
tn ha at ulpi INN
rial an active secude h.d BEEN shown nv Russia for
her co rcli9onts in nrkey T. well AZ for In. mainte-
nance of their religious imuuni les And that the Otto
man empire Is resolved ~ have r.ord ~ h. solictnde
and leave those privilege int.c,
The present turn given to tho pbrase i a pnch the
less admissible = in the following xsressions more Il
ascribed 10 the Sultans than -tds for the or,hodox
vorshp II il asserted tha ey nave never eeasad m
watch over the III III. immunit s and mi
ylepes and to establish ana con6ru the same by solemn
ects But it is the yery +, verse Of what i here asserted
which a. has of late wears taken place more than once
and Particularly in the case OF the Holy Shrine has com
eIed Us 10 seek for the future by STIMULATING
for more debate gn.art.e II ~ alloy oursayes 10
acknowledge that the Ottoman government has nsver
cea. to watch over the mai e ance Of the privileges Of
the Greek Church what eos with the com plants
have preferred against it? should oy doing admit
that we have no lust rroupd for pan that the mis-
sion of Prince Msnschiko wa uncaed for that in one
word the note that is here adore ed 10 US perfectly
superfuous
2-The omissions and additions Of words which are
here made With evident Alteration are clearly intended
10 deprive the " Kanard OF all force while put
hing on the senbanee Of stre1 gthening it.
In the original wording of note, drawn mp in
Vienna il said 'Feie IL Lere q Fesprit ds ttpu
Qogs des t,de de KGinIyciyi aAdSlasopie. relatives
Ia pr<.i0n du c,te Chrai1 le Sudan regards eomDe
slant de ho7uetr dc pyeserr~r dc toute
stin1 Lex iaalr.es e priciisg-s doooydes a
PE,he ClOdore.n The version which derives the main.
ten nee 81 the from the spirit OF the tire
from tho principe laid dawn in the 10Th article
conceded with the view that we have put forward ana
81 40 nut forward for h our ounioa the prornse 10
protect form of worsbip and ia Churches includes the
maintenance of the III uunitie. which thev possess
TIa.a 80 TO ~ ,htns Thjs vsgon ;h
orginallv vas anrr1yed n ~ Vienna has subsequently
been subjected to an in Paris and LONDON and
did not at the time make any objection to it. aid
not omit Ia 10 "a baea "a 40 Aecaiy.d ,r.eves AZ 10 the
meaning Of this alteration We noticed enough the
distinction that drawn between two point' which, in
this distin cton glanced at in such delicate manner
that in the spirit Cancellation and in the desire
come as soon as possible to hnal solution, could
accept this version and thenceforward look
Interchangeable These motives for compliance cannot be
EXTENDED to the new alteration which has been made in
the same passage al ConstaI iinopie The line Of anc-