The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

The delays which have bssn occsaonsd hitherto in
adopting anal decision the proportions Of the Am
bsssador Russia obgs him to demand from the Porte
longer. He demands, conssq usnty =
l. An exphcatve Firmsp, and form Of which to be
agreed to- concerning the key Of the Church o. Bethe
he and the silver star placed the altar OF the navi
ty IN the ubterranean part Of the same sanctuary The
ion OF the grotto OF Gethsemene b the Greek
with the adm sisn the LAns 10 exercise therein their
Worship, but yet maintaining the presidency OF The or
thodox their priority for the ceebraon OF the divine
service in this sanctuary and 70 nne 10 what relates 20
the gardens Of Bethlehem and the whole according to
the basis discussed between bis Exceency Rant Pasha
and the Ambassador
q supreme order for the immediate repair by the
Ottoman of the cupoa Of the Temple OF the
HOLY Sepulchre with the participation of the Greek P-
triarcb, without the intermeddipg of delegate OF any
other worship, for the wabg cloture muree) OF the
having view the Sanctuary and for the de-
molon of the barens contiguous to the poa, If the
possibility of that demolition be proved
The Ambas sador is charged with obtaining on these
points formal assurance and notification
A sened, convention, for the guarantee of the
strict au quo Of the privileges of the Catholic Greco
Russian Worship OF the Church of the East and OF the
sanctuares which found in possession of that worship
excuyey or in participation with other rites al Jeru
salem.
The Ambassador must repeat in this place to the Mi
occasion to express TO him many umes-that Russia does
not demand from the Porte political csssons her de-
sire IS to anquze the condolences Of the devout By the
certainty of the maintenance Of that which is and OF that
which has always been practiced up times
tnen OF tue hostile tendencies Wnich
are manifested for some years past to all which touches
russia that she requires the interest of the religious
communities Of the orthodox worship explcatye and
positive act of The guaranteessn act which would not
affect p degree either the other religions the rea
tions of the Porte with Other powers.
The Ottoman Cabinet will also please to weigh well in
TIA uisdra ,he cYaVitv of thu ence commttted in enn
parrg't with the moderation of the demands Of rspara
on of the which the sentiment OF sgt
mate defence nil hit have plased in more extern
sive and more peremptory.
The reply of the Minister of Foreign Affairs VIII indi-
cate the Ambassador the Interior duties which he viii
have TO fulfil and which will be otherwise than
forpabe to the of the dignity of the
meot which lie represents and OF the religion which he
processes
The second is note addressed By the Ambassador of
Russia to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Of the Sub
Porte -
OPERA, Nay s.
The undersigned Ambassador OF Russia had he honor
to address to his Excslency the Minister of Foreign AT
sirs Of the sublime Porte, confidential communication
OF the draughs Of instrument calculated TO offer 70 the
government of His Majesty the Emperor solid and invo.
liable for the future in the interest Of the
Eastern Orthodox Church.
The Ambassador Thought that he ght expect meet
the part OF the goysrament of the Sublime Porte
anxious desire 10 that basis relations Of good
and cordial smity with Russia de must confess, with
deep that he shaken in that conviction with
which he had inspired from the beginning, by the
gracious reception Of his Majesty the Sultan.
Animated, nevertheless with that spirit Of Cancellation
ard kndDess which distinguishes the policy his august
master Aubs 7sador did reject the previous oser
vatons made hum By Rfaat Pasha, bota respects
the form OF the act, ard the tenor OF
OF The articles which be introduced into it.
With regard TO the form, the ambassador maintains
the declr cn that long and painful experience of the
past requires order to prevent hereafter all GOODNESS
ard dstrus between the two governments solemn en.
gaeeue ut having he force of treaty.
As 10 the contents and wording of the articles of that
act he inss ted previous understanding and seeing
wi h profound pam the procrastnaton Of the Ottoman
ana - ev;de NJ dssire IN snda tha ba
considered elf Obliged by bal of 10th
April 10 his demands ana ia embodv them
in me N ost pressing Mariner
il only day that the note Of His Excelency the
nf
the two sovereign orders relative TO the sanctuares of
Jernsahm and the cupola OF the Holy sepulchre has
REF cheS the Arnba Ia con aers that ccmTnni
eat,on 10 imnJy coatinuation o negotiation a. to The
two frst nos contained in his note OF the 10th OF
April and i'll regard it as duty to placs those docu.
mepts under the eyes of his government
sut not having hitherto obtained any reply to the
third and most Important point which claims guaran.
tees for the future and having beeS recently instructed
10 mist with greater force IN order 10 arrive at an
mediate solution Of the question which constitutes the
The lynb.svodor i obIged 10 address himself to-
CAV to his Z. ceency the Minister of Foreign Affairs con
fnipg ths time his rsernatops WITHIN 1ne ls,t limits
prescribed by suueror directions
The of he arrangement he is CHARGED to obtain
remain materially the same.
The Fla or hodox worship its clergy and its pos
sessions shall enjoy in future without any molestaton
under the gis his dae-ty the Sultan the privileges
ard imuuntes insured them a5 antique and in sir.
of principle OF high equity they snail participate IN
the advantages granted Other Christian worsbips.
Jerusalem the Russian monks AID pilgrims shall be
inflated as respects prsroga,iye, to those of other
foreign nations
Those points, herein summsrly Indicated shall form
the object Of Seiaed which will attest the mutual conf
dence Of The two governments.
In his act the objections and difficulties repeatedly
expressed o ms Exceency Ksat Pasha and some OF his
colleague have oeen taken into consideration as his
E1ceency VIII perceive oy the dcaught OF Senea which
the mas the honor 70 annex TO the present
note
Inc AMBASSADOR hatters himself with the hope that
hereafter the Just expectation OF his august master viii
not Ge aecessa ara has laying aas an nesa ION am
ond hs ~ h aaG .s gene @ s es
no ti,ne IN sorrord;no 90 H. In s;aI "a" tn
soversiop dsc;ons ~ b;s us;s.tr tha Si, i en, ~
The n,esent notisca,;on '' - ' - -P'' y
Il ia Nth tbat bona tho Anh,ss.dor roorss+. b;s
E,caszc, Rio a, pasha tn hara an r;rSro ~ so.rd
N him Tia, Yenl IN o hefo- tba os,b Anil fo,h NJ,
10 rorst cnrsdar onnor daIo,- on,r 81 49, " -.
tesv tow,rds his 0overnmant Which wo,d non
him the roost na;nf,l nhl;c.t;ors F f
The Imbasssdor az Rnsia os-s n bs rxca,,oncv tho
reiterated and sincere of his bio
tion Isionea MEVeCgJKOgF
Tbe following ia entitled Project of Senad or Copven
ton between the Porte and the Empe
ror 81 Rpssa
"His Majesty the Emperor and Paiishah Of the Otto
mans and his iestv the Emperor of An the Rnssias in
tha y,o, d. ;n;Y