New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

linz ourn, do not represent the public opinion Of this
covntry.
snf 20 The country well to the Ministers IL a.
ea occasion 10 Lord ralnerson more 10 stand
forth the mouthpi.ce OF the British Government on
ems ,,on OF foreign policy. Nor was this all Lord Pa.
n--,nn vas dsmi sd through court uhaenee'n D-csm'
br 1881 because he advHed the instant acknowledgement
o. tou- Napoleon in the authority he had acquired 81 inc
o,,7 nat At that tine. the enormous lying OF Inc
I,s1es newspaper had prudced the public mind that
Lord John RUSSELL able With IMMUNITY to do the od
ding Of the Court But the whrgig OF time oroasn'
round hi revenge, and Lord Psnerston stood 10 se
proud position of being able 10 say amid the cheering o
the House think is sufficient to observe THAI ~ses
1.-TWO great like England and France are unea
ain common course Of policy sre aiming Al common
"ohisst guided by common interests ana arc
"by most perfect and unreserved conhd.ncen eacn v'
81 say that cannot Am sure, enter into inc u % Guy
man 10 suppose that any temporary iof oe 49,
"the governments ~ two sucbgreAt cCubues s"o", -
from want Of de;ermina alton, or that tns most
"cOurte can be symptom oil Deputy VI 49, .-,a,5
,ru,t xi,bout any exhortaon from my honorable Hehl
or f,m any other quarter the honor and Interests OF
ENGLAND and France in safe keeping ana th3 nooI
land ,hose interests are inseparsoiy oound up VII M
or.st and important inter ests OF Europe mus toe
very alliance which in December 1881 was spufhed IS u
worthy Of England now turns out 20 De n.oe', 70 %
maipenance Of Europe, and Lord Pa nerstOn mas s re
w,rd of s.eg his foresight acknowledged even oy nose
Of his presen, colleagues by whose plotting his oo"nA
Tbs r aspect Of the Russo Turkish question it seems
ofhcul, 10 ceermne partly because the ntengenc7 Se
receive is contradictory, and party O-csu'- tuo
eonIs 10 sny ,pse in order b. attain his OBJECT FOR III
stance he PROCESSES that in catering the Dinuoan prov
incts be has 10 wsrlike intent but he may merely n
10 gain time, TIL he has st dok bDE ~hich c"'h". 'o
ttisyed We perceive, too that the Ifcs Is 81 s hsA
rious work again Now, its policy IL 10 -Ppe-i 10 uie SOL:
did fesDgs OF the British people and TO i9dqce tnsh 70
sscr6, heir national honor for the sake OF the money
would them Ii. tier TO spend few mill 2ns even
in war than TO sacrifice Eastern trade, and ultimately
our Indian Empire
Parliament had been occupied IN discussing Dill 10
regulate Secondary Punishment
In sDsy.r to question: put in the House Of Lsrds BY
the Ess Mslmesbury Derby to the E. of Aberdeen
asking whether the Government bad received any nor
msticn Of the patton OF Bosnia by Aust ian troops the
latter stated that such information had been received
nor had any patch from the Austrian government i
plying the probability Of such occupation Lord john
Russell in the House Of Commons, made similar st.'e
me mt adding also that he believed the report hsd arisen
from III, movement of troops r. Peterwarden which
within Austria. own territory. He alsc SAID III answer 10
Mr. Dsrat hatthe circular purpOrtns to b- Count
Neseod4 s. was an authentic document the circular
uIder II head of Rlssa but the Russian Governments
could not substsnae the assertion made thai The euuy
OF the Russian troops into the Danube PROVINCES was
caused by the appearance Of the English he7t In Turkish
waters. Next evening Lord Lyne hurst asked the Earl Of
Clarendon if be concured in these views Inc Earl re
piled that he considered there VIDE difference between
the s..ion of The fleets Besika Bay and hat OF the
one was neutral ground the other WAS not and tue pres
ence of The feet the Turkish waters could be no oenSe
TO Russia
With reipec to the course of Britain on the Eastern
oueon We cannot do better than adopt the words of The
Lohdo 1'ms which says editoriay OF date the I'm
that the Qu s~B 1t nov stands, may be summed up III
yer, briet terms If the Emperor Of Rusis is desrouS OF
escatipp from the position which he has placed his own
Empire the East and the other nations Of Europe he can
90 so even after all that has happened without dhcuy
The British and French Governments had already mn
sed after be had executed his threat Oh ocou
p,ing the Pribdpses they did not regard that invasion
As an inmed ate cauS te shouic seize ths 'pPOr
tunty 10 make hnsl attempt At negotiation we believe
they have acted on this principle About the middle 0i
last eek and Immediately after the receipt oil the ho
gence that the Russians had crossed the Pru'n prOp1
stion pied by the British government 10 winch
presume that France has given sesen containing such
OF ssion as the Porte msy IA INT Juds
ment of us slnes be advised to make anu a. The hus
sian (oyeInnent If think fit, accept Without ca
terpg particularly into the nature OF tins question
We may that it has repeatedly been sad mat
nothing need prevent the Porte from making collective
DECLARATION To- ali The to the rights OF 'o Christian
subjects that the Porte would also be ready To rehef
by fresh engagement though not to extend tue fights Al
,e.dv elaine b, Russia under exsng reatles GA some
,ucA tern fresh negotiation may perhaps Do opened
abo Rurs soc.de to hom, little dou need Dc enter
siu,o its prompt success SuPposng that this proPc'
.ip is nov Juy IN on its way to ST Petersburg week
days may eapse before the acceptance or re
lection Of be known here. beyond tins isot any
thing must be CODeCtuTa Snu
is almost well qualified MS another 10 draw an inference
from what sesd known g. the future course OF the
Gar supposing that he dispute specify settled on
the terms suggested il is easy To toesee what the policy OF
Russia will be Her object will be 10 prOrAct as much rs
possible the present to exhaust the Resources oi
Turkey by keeping her Ia state OF alarm and OF military
PREPARATION far beyond her means TO resch Pos'Ol7
that OF the Year when the allied heets oil rance
al England can no longer hold their anchorage on iehe
dee ssd when the Baltic is altogether inaccessible aud
finally occupy the PEncpaies IN such strength during
the next autumn winter that she may be enabled 10
advance beyond the Danube with irresistible poser IN
spring Russia declares she has present no intention OF
carrying beyond the Prncipslies. We should DO
heye her, L she were bent on war because II sue
could AXE gooo her position she would have gained,
firing shot; all the advantages size could antic
pste from rst Psign and in the position WHOM The
other powers have assumed in this pute the fleets would
be concerned 10 watch perhaps for months the course Of
events over which they had control Such state OF
thin wouc be injurious to commerce and inconsisteh!
with every interest Britain has NJ stake IN the question
he duty of England and France is therefore possible,
10 bring the after 10 an immediate end
TIE sentiments expressed in the above are pretty gen.
eiSly entertain ed and while the public of Britain are
SIR ney averse 10 the suppOson that the E1 Mich
olas Will be obstinate enough 10 press matters 10 h0sn5s
tie necessity for immediate adjustment oi some snd'
freely admitted This feeling causing msn OF AL par
ties 10 back up the Government which cautiously true,
brt firmly supports the cause OF Turkey. AT the same
tin our correspondent repeats the puoc mind cannot
bin Z itself 10 believe IN the probability Of war
Opinions of the London press vary The Tunes lsbors
10 prove that Russia should be let alone 1t also places IN
conspicuous place, but without comment, paragraph
stating that the widow &c Leuiehenberg eldest daughter
OF the Czsr IS also the Duke Meckenberg sreiEz aud
his Wife who Is niece Nicholas the eve OF visiting
England. The Daily Aetrs shame on The vsclson
has been shown by the British Cabinet and hopes that
France as, will stand by the Sultan. The Nrs adds
But there is smother power Of whom little has hitherto
been said thought in reference TO this nomencus queS
ton The United States have recently evnced osPosl
ton 10 sympsthze with the nations whose Interests and
pratiOns art alike opposed Astocrstc ana dynssto OPP
preston Between Russia and America there have hfher