New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
TURKEY.
The War Question.

Fr9m The London TEes Jane J.
The fact which enabled 10 state yesterday IN
third edition that courier had been dispatched fro ~
Petersburg TO Consantnope with demsnd thai prnce
Nepchk,fs last proposal should b. accepted ny the Porte
within eight days j. in several accounts Of great impr
ianco srd It j. think less unfsvorabe to P'cnc sos
tou Of this dispute than il might IRIS sight appear u "a
In the frst place Il prove. that tina Russian Govern en'
has proceeded the 6rst intelligence OF Prince hea
chikoh failure to adopt belgerent ne .sures ehcr ~
sending the fleet from SebatOpol 20 the B"sphorus - AT
Disrseh srd Lord HSrdUicke had anicp ted or ~ q
recng ihe army Il Besssrsbs 10 cross the run ~ h
contrary the dispatch Of another courier u resh pt''
tbst the system II temporization aud hesstsn Fhch
Prince MenchiSof had begun is still pur' ued by the In
peror Nicholas himself II his chief object hi oesa 80
MIX quarrel there would be need u proioug these
ir.inaries and the Court Of s. Petersburg ctanot De
srorsn that every week aud every day hi posses - N
iums use loss Of rs own oppnr'an'. sha
increases the confidence Of Turkey in the
of the rest # Europe But il appears further u nus
courier is to insist on the acceptance OF Prince M
kos asfproposal T6at proposal ~ believe = MOI tlyu,
teal with the Convention So haughty dem nlel on me
nh Of Nav on the contrary, subsequently u thA aNe
and ius, before leaving Coustsnunope the hlsan EnVoy
addressed last communication u kedschld ftsht con
drablv less Objectionable FORM though etil not &C
cents bic 10 the Turksh Government IN SUBS ance H.
sfer s the demand msde upon the Porte IA De ,ssaed
by declaration Of goodsl toward all ia Christian suD
ct and If this declaration be addressed not % isss
alone but 10 ali the great Powers whcs ar Interested ~
e welfare Of the East there IS that such d-
claraion should lot bs made for il would fuaer establish
that poicy which the Turkish Government - tdy 70
solved 70 pursue and il would demo srste that Russia has
10 peculiar claim whatever 10 be- sdersd the guarantee
or security If the umunes of the Chrtan popuiu nn
rs the question has again asslmed the form OF ~
pomstio negotiation think il by means impr,b tbe
that some such mode he found TO enable the Rs an
Government escape from the consequences OF IT, ar
roeant pr.tensions and defeat vs. tn Their
corroborafed in this opinion by the crcum ttn"e thtt
Count Nesselrode the me. We presume, Who scc' a
panied Prince henchikof to Contannople has arrived
in London and We take this TO be- strong al
dona proof that the Emperor Nicholas is on all accounts
much disposed to have recourse TO negotiations than
10
Meanwhile the language held by all the other Govern
mens Europe firm. united and energetic that o' Aus
tra than we had venured to anticipate ihongh h'
than her peculiar petition rsquice that of Francs
Temperate and consistent with the general Interests tui de-
c.ion Of Europe Upon the whie therefore we are con
fru.d in hope that this crisis viii simply recpl upon
IT, authors and unless fresh cause Of di,sension
should arise il seems not mprob ,be that the Rd's An Gov
Will under the -ho~ OF insisting en- Is inr &c
cept such terms Turkey may offer in conjunction with
the Powers Europe They, their size are Interested
in not acciug To- the dicule- Of the question and it Is
due Lord S,rard De Radcliffe 10 express clnyic
ton hat while he has supported Turkey agtDst attempt
bully h. ne has been uot less anxious 10 tnd some
pediet which may restore peace without too deep hu
initiation to the honor of either party
Correspondence Of T yIE ESHSsn g Ts' Jan. 1853
The various organs Of the Austrian pres contain iu,r
nation from the Turkish capital Of considerable inpor-
lance but the place OF honor must he accorded O. the
opinion Of person whose communication have not once
proved incorrect II Is now plain SAILING kg''a insists
on the exclusive ProectOrate the Greeks residing
in Turkey The Porte ,Gers 10 grant compets cSh
emancipation to all s hAhomedau subjects, and TO
pSce thu under the protection OF all the great Power
Lord SratiOrd and NJ de la Cour declare thar nothing
in utice BE- required OF the Porte The repre-
stntaves Of Austria and Prussa for h'c own persons,
approve Of The plan but they havs MT such fall powers
mir fellow dplomaiss Russia must eventually yield,
iu; certainly not until demonstration has been made IA
the Danubl.n Principalnes.'
The following connected account Of the recent occur
il Turkey compiled from the Constantine pie lot
ters Of Nay ~, which have to-day appeared
For some days before Prioce henchikof quilted Goa
s'autnope lat clock the 2ir generally known
that The Porte would not yield - hair. breadth aud
nsequeIfy sstOBished when. the 18Th,
usnsprd that the demands Of the Russian Cabinet had
bseI d. hnItively rejected In his hna communication "a
the Porte the Prince The refusal OF the Turkish
GovsrImeui to give formal guarantee r the complete
realization # the privilege granted q the Greco Russian
(GfohiscA Rbssth Church IN Turkey forces the Ru-,in
GS1tumfui 10 employ all The means IN ppaer 20 obtain
T. obj-,t II. another way The commercial bureau aud
The Interests he subjects Of Russia strongly recon-
menced 70 the r. rte The ming ~ this i too obvious
tor II b. doubted that the Prncp .iies viii immediately
be- occupied The appears 10 Sc prepared fr 4decs
alton OF three army corps about a. b. crned ~
European aid many IN Assuc Turkey. The latter
the correspondents Of the Iteste Ze,1tag snd the Osf
DEtch Pest ail BE- reinforced by 5000 men who viii be
convey Cd IRON Egypt Syria The commander Ofhe Egyp
tau feet and arm l. Sueiman Pasha SAse. with tho
Princes Said and Ahme as bis generals The Pasha o. mar
Nsmsk and Sem will have the command Of th@ Eurrpetn
army C. rps Said and Ahmet already ~ Constant
Iope and Omar lie expected Ia four days on tbs 23tn
telegraphic disp~tch Of the 24th Nay, from Absaa
iLfoms that Omar Pasba had issued orders 20
the troops his command to prepare to march. Only
three battasDs 10 be len IN the pashak 100000
Will be rassd in European Turkey, and 80 OF the most
opuleni Turkish Pashas ave offered raise rec corps AZ
their Own expense The Uemsb With the Nuft ~ their
head waited the Sultan nfOrm that the first signal
sOCoo sturdy young should be At his disposal Sim lar
deputaiiOns have b-en f,om Arabia and Persia Lest
you may e inclined TO doubt the correctness # this last
piece Of news may be we'll 10 STATE that hes asian d
Elomatst Prince DOgoTuckya short time sUce TAR for
got mself 10 give Persian government official ~ 10
htsn Who refused % cO1seLt 10 some demand or other
sound box the correspondent 81 the Irte.t
ZtfHbg observes with great truth that when thu knanh
patton nTmsn j. prOmulg sted il will act as cemeut % ths
different Christian elements In Turkey aud make me even
more dsncintd ku- sia than az present Inc gne'"
pion H. th.t the influence Of Russia must reesiVe t
nile JloW r m the failure ct Prince Menchk'hs m's,'u
II was even rumOred that the Russian ANN s'sdOf nn
ihrown The blame the drsgomsn' VI Akyf'P'', "n"n
h. 1irseo because what addressed 10 the turkish
(abinet had not been properly trsn-la+d vow, hsa
sohd PashA 70 my certain knowledge, speaks French ~h
great ency aud with him the Prince had mors than one
c,trfpce The Kusssn frontiers are 5cHp'd by great
ras.s If troops snd raw materials and y0ntoOns ave
b..r con viewed 10 lsmAI The bridge will b. constructed
IN the Mace where il stood in l-2-" The Obrc Of this
not mt -ms stands "a the most n,rthery arm Of
the Danube and troops crossing there would b. ia tho fork
,,rmed by the Xiii and Suina Of the river. The
Turkish ira in two days from lO7i 70 ll5.
Western Movements and Opinions.
The British Mediterranean feet had sailed from Malta
for the D4rdanees and the English Channel eet had been
ordered t. thu Mediterranean.
Tie French heet had arrived in Besica Bay.
When the Humboldt LEFT the impression had gained
ground both in London ard Paris that although the En-