The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-18

faith-nay, even faDatcsly exclusive-onended in ia
with admirable unaamily, the Austrian Cores
poadene itself admis 10 the Snltans
OF tolerance and forbearaDce.
| This result 10 honorable 10 people and government
alike What could any just and strong government
have done, thus placed at tho head OF population Cath
olc, Protestant or Greek
The news from Vienna confirms the rejection BY Aus
Iia Of the collective protocol proposed BY Eagand All
that Austria would consent 10 the preparation OF
Identical note which each power should individually
The Austrian Correspondence (semioficia) Of the 23d
insists on the perfect harmony subssting between the
courts Of ST. PelersbuIgh and Vienna particularly in rela
tlOn 10 the Turkish question.
The representatives OF France and England were to
loln those OF the three other powers at Omuz. II
VIII De Remembered that the Koszla affair and the pre-
ecs Of that conference. The Emperor of Russia had
arrived there Saturday. gath, at o, p m. sa
The Morning Herald, in giving the orders transmitted
10 Admiral Dundas, says:
IL is believed thai by the lime the government mes-
senger reaches the adira his feet will have already
made sail fer the Bosphorus and bosrilites have
menced" Date, 27th. f ~
Admiral Cory had received orders sail with large
Meet on September @sth, part OF which would probably
go TO the NORTH the rest 10 Gibraltar Malta. Lord
John Russell and Palmersto have trumphcd p
The Cars visit to Olmutz is thus considered by the
C0rrfspofdtHe dwtrichenne..
"We may hope that the presence OF the august ally
our glorious monarch in The camp OF Olmuz will
durable good understanding between the Christian
found sympathy the two allied m0narchs feel Tor the des
linies OF the Christian population OF Turkey"
The Muderns, professors OF the learned body Of
Uemas originated the petition for war addressed 10 the
kora as signed by sixty OF the savans and presented
by deputation OF fifteen
al-islam, when the Muderrs unhesitangly named the
hodja preccptor OF Mehemet Ali (he leader Of the
war pay) a. their inslgator, and persisted in the views
their petition had expressed. gs
toUnr rEssELRoDEs DESPATCH.
Correspondence of London Times.l
In Count Nesselrodes despatch to Baron Meyendorf,
dated September T. and published by you September al.
be says with regard 10 the alterations made ia the Wen
na note by the Ottoman Porte, that "he had made them
the subject OF special remark in another despatch" The
despatch now forward to you translated from the
Zta:
Examination of the three aI.eraisn saae BY hs Ottoman
Porte in the .7ustyjaR mote.
81 In the Vienna note stands: Isl toute epoque
les Empereurs de Russie ont temogno leur active soc-
ude pour le msntien des immunes ct privileges de
ise Onhodoxe Grecque dams fempre Ottoman, les Sui
ans ne Sc son amas refuses les do
par des aces soennels.'
This passage has been altered as follows Isl toute
epoque les Empereus de Russe temogne leur active
socitude pour s smile ct PEglse Onhodoxe GTecque,
les Suans n0mt janais Cease de weller mainuen des
mHunile el PRIVILEGES de &c cae et g cee eg,se dams
lempire Ottoman, ct de les de nousean he
The words 'dans rempre Ottoman.' as well 40 lie
mantlen des mmunes ct privileges, NC are struck out
and inserted further down. and applied exclusively IN
connection with the Suans. This deprives The
mutated passage OF all meaning, even OF all sense. Tor
calls in question the active soliciiude OF sove
gns of Rsssia Tor the faith which they themselves pro
ess and which is that also of their subjects What was
ulred be recognised that from time immemo-
rial active solicltude bad been shown BY Russia Tor
her correlg ionists Turkey well as fof the mamie
Of their religious immunes, and that tue Oto-
man empire resolved have regard TO this solicude.
and leave those privileges intact
The present given the phrase is so much the
less admissble IN the following expression more s
ascribed TO the Sultans than socude for The Orho.
dox worship II asserted that they have never ceased
watch the preservation OF these fmmunltes and
privileges. and TO establish and confirm the same by
solemn acts But is The reverse OF what here
asserted which, has OF late years taken place more
than once, and part,cuIary in the case Of tn. Holy
Shrinss has compelled Us 10 seek prevention for the
future BY spulatIng for more definite guarantee II
we allow ourselves to acknowledge that the Ottoman
government has never ceased watch the mAnie-
of the privileges OF the Greek church, what gees
with the complaints that we have preferred against 1t
We should by so doing admit that we have no Just
for complaint; that the mission OF Prince MeGschiko1
uncaed for that, word, the note that here
addressed to US perfectly ruperfuous.
here made with evident a6ectston are clearly intended
TO deprive the treaty Of Kainsrdy OF all force, while
putting on the semblsnce Of strengthening IT,
'ln the original wording 0 the note "a drawn up IN
Vienna, it said 'Fidee Ia ettre ct resprit des
stipulation des treaties de kainard et dAdranopol, re
atves de Ia protection du cutie Chrsnen, lie Sultan re
CARDS CONNIE Giant de son honneur. :; de pre-
server de iouie atieinie les immunl,es et privi-
lexes sccordes fEgIise Ofthodoxe.'
Ihe version Wbicn Cefyes tLe maintenance VI lne
immunes from The spirit OF the Treaty. Ss IRON The
general principle laid down in the twelfth article, coin.
cided with the view that have put forward and still
do put forward for, opinion the promise TO pro-
tect form OF worship and its churches includes the
aintenance OF the ,mmunes which they possese These
are inseparable thIngs THIS version, which was
originally approved OF VIENNA has subsequently been
subleced TO alteration in Pans and Losdon and. ii
did al the time make objection to u. we did
not omit 10 do because deceived ourselves ~ 70
the meaning of this alteration.
We noticed we'll enough the distinction that was
drawn between two points which. In our eyes, are insep
arably connected with each other but this distinction
spirit OF conclaiion and in the desire TO come az soon
possible 6na solution, we could even accept TINS
verson and ihenceforward look IL interchangeable
These motives for compliance cannot he extensed TO the
new alteration which had been made IN The same pas |
sage Constan,inope The line OF distinction has been
without denying everything we have said and written
The mention of the treaty OF kanardll becomes su-
pe auous and its confirmation without an obiec fFom
the that the general principle ceases 10 be ap,
piled 10 the maintenance OF the religious immunes OF
that form OF worship For this purpose was that the
necessity whatever laid the fact that the pro.
lection OF the Christian faith lakes place At the hands OF
the Porte il Pot forward any preienson ourselves
to This protection in the SUtans States and a.
at the same time is omitted to be reced that accord
ing The OF the this protection 10 promise
SELF would look II il intended 10 throw doubt
upon the right which TO watch over the pune
tual fu6lmeni Of this promise.
"3 The alteration that has been made in this passage
OF the Austrian note s particularly inadmissble
The Ottoman COVE rnmenl would (by ths) only blind
itself allow the orthodox church to participate IN such
vantage "a accords those other Christian commit
,,t,.s suhieea he porte