The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

sArousa Csqat seaat, r.s.red TO- the only result
would b that a note, by which the relations II tive
ssGy. would carry WITH II two conflicting explanation !
and thus be neutralzed a gether When IL suited the
purposes of Russia 10 dsarn suspicion, she might
appeal to OF those xpanations when disposed TO
geson abe might quote the other that the original
note convention would be of value all The czsr
visited with just retrbution for his arrogance
and the overbsarirg audAcity of Count Esssel-
rode's despatch proved fatal obstacle to the
fact, that he ruined his Had the Emperor,
after accepting the Vienna note refused the Turkish
dheahoas without pting TO place upon their eject
any construction of hi own he might have asked the
-Four Powers TO complete geement which they
had dictated Themselves. But by interprei ing this
aote in Russian fashion, and basing i cialn to
those very privileges which il was meant 10 dsoar
him. he exposed his designs, undid the wsrk Of 40
conference, and placed he vienna note out .. ne
question the TO, ndhtion Of future arrangements
10 clearly the Emperor himself impressed
with these convictions that be has since endeavored
10 dtsayow the uniucky esPaeh ana declared ina. y
had written without concurrence authority
That the difficulty thus created may De conSid'
cradle we do den,, think there can be- only
one opinion in England a. 10 the chief moral Of tie
story. 1t surely never be worth while to
5;ssrncs a. bis Trera i NO longer any dispute about
the substance Of the terms Of peace Without remarking
upon ths previous conduct present motives
sufficient say that he ahlrns his readiness to
accept substantially the conditions of the Western
Powers and to havs his relations with the Greek
Christians of Europ Turkey so defined to d
vest him of all pretenees for political interference In
short regards those points for which the Four Powers
willing 10 yield without The only point Of differ
snce IL thishat, whereas Russia conceves her dignity
involved in abiding BY terms accepted the other
Powers consider that Russia, by her gratuitous
Interpretation, has deprived those terms of force
and suiiciency. This is dilemma, doubt; but If it
be conquered by those whose and profession
involved in the manufacture /" notes" the result
will tend TO the serious depreciation Of diplomacy IN
general
In concluding another editorial the TINES says We
behevs in what the plonstts call peaceful solution
o this present difficulty bat the peace Of the world
mn. Ia trSft Mad in, ~
The Vienna semi. official Correspondence publishes IA
teIgence from Constanuope of 9th ult received IN
declaration Of war, but the ambassador, had not
abandoned the hope that reciprocal concessions might
resolve was an eventual declaration of There
six British and f, French steamers at Con
special service Of the bassadors.
The fact that the Council had voted war of
garnshed with all sorts of rumors It was said that an eA
Nemsnt had been fought the Turks and
that an Anglo French nd force 70 occupy certain
Hases of the Balkan and the Dardaneles forts and that
Cen. Canrobert had already been nominated to command
10000 men, who marching to embark at
Toalon-an q which was purely fictitious
The Paris Constitutional is enabled to satep oba bly,
BY the aid OF the French gevtrnmenthe occurrences
of the 18th and Goth ult Al Censtantinople. At the
reiterated request OF de Bruck the Internunco Of
Austria the Dvan met on the 18th utmo to deliberate
on the Vienna The hvan unanimous in
deciding that the Porte could hen less tina in
Of the Interpretation given to that document by
the cabinet Of ST. Petersburg, accept it without It's
having first received the notifications indicated by
keschld PASha That determination WAS to be Communal
Gated to the ambassadors OF the four Powers The Dvan
alss decided that grand council should be convoked
fer the next day, TO examine the position of affairs
That meeting took place accordingly, and this Is
what said TO ha &c been decided First Of
all, it resolved that the system of negotiations
exhausted that all the necessary for the
last preparatives Of defence regulated and lastly
1t declared that the moment had arrived for making
what was called at ConsaRtinope the declaration OF
war"
letter writer from 0hnu,z says that the Emperor
Nicholas paid particular attention to the French officers
1l.rfaa huya
Gen GuyOn that he most anxious to find opportu
ny OF making the personal acquaintance of Napoleon
H. for whom he enserains the hvelies sympathiss and
the highest personal ESTEEM tor the services which lin
the Cars opinions Napoleon rendered TO the
owes him debt of gratitude. Lord westmoreland the
English Minister, met with different reception Nicho
Las received him. when introduced, with fngid polite
ness, and with cold III am delighted" passed 50
say the court newsnep.
Serious riots had broken out in Syria. Two huaired
nsrsoas were killed in outbreak in the province OF
Ispisass
eerrng to thevague and unsatisfactory, of the
olsned dispatches our takes occasion +.
Britain aud America 1t is the fashion in England to de
lrecte the Of the unite States. and 10 exalstae
mperio respectabilty' of the cary aud priced
ihees which supply the small proportion OF Engsnnen
sho read what little information they possess
pectng passing events And ye, with these important
affairs currag in the East, the Times the called
lesdsng journal and its rivals, only procure
sionsily tweI words despatch, of little sueu
ITCHY from Vienna and Trieste in both OF whch cities
manufactures OF spurious for the stock markets
torousiy exist This de patch filtered through terste
cie IS IN the Telegraph Once aeait OUT 70 tue pfoVn
cia papers, under me mlsnonef OF teiegfsphic ne1
al cost OF about % per week mere - OF co r.e no
reason why the British puohe should Dc supplied with tut
er Intelligence they are content with what they have but
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