The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

and Eugland-like third parties interposing in O
fght--hOld Turkeys hands. II speedy end be not
put to this dplomatzing the condition Of Turkey
Cossack had resounded through the streets Of Con-
stantinOplc-as ONE Of Pars-and the steeds of the
Ukraine been stabbed near the Golden Horn Letth
Powers loosen the hands Of both, and in fat. field
and tair fight 1t is very doubtful whether the Turk
would not hold his own and drive the Bear back to
his own Businesses. At any rate the doom OF the
sword would be preferable to that Of starvation.
Better that the Ottoman Empire shOulc share the
fate OF Sardanapalus, lighting Its own grand funeral
pile, than crumble Of its own weight, AZ it may.
Strange indeed Is it-and commentary on hui
man hypocrisy--that the sacred name Of religion
should be made the watchword Of this unholy war by
the Czar-thst liberation should be shown by the
Turk, intolerance by the nominal Christian-and
the sympathies of the Christian world DO 80 decided
y enlisted the Mussu'man side Strange. too, that
thnt mysterious city, which destru stion and desc
lation yainly to have set their sealJerusalen
SHOULD again be the turning point and pivot OF
the worlds destiny, when the sceptre seemingly had
departed from Judah forever and the star of empire
westward taken tho flight. La its eastern cradle again
the solemn draIaa of mans destiny bears the eyes OF
the nations. There where in the earlier peri DDS OF
the race mighty strides were taken, and there IN
later days they TO be renewed On the question OF
the Holy Places hinges the future Of Europe ASIA and
the world--f0r the whole world now Is united by the
sympathetic cords OF commerce and interconInuni-
catiorl-snapping one link, . tenth or ten thou
sandth breaks the chain alike. Some ridiculous
our President have been set aioat, and have even
found their way into that Sir Oracle, the London
TINES. In whatever direction mpatbies may
nclnc opine policy in the matter Is too obvious
to be mistaken, and no here believes the tale.
| That every movement Of ours Is now watched with
the deepest interest and Jealousy is very obvious In
| despite of tho small snoers of the Tmes; and it
| would be idle to pretend that Mother" England
| loves " Us Youth" BY the way, the Times has
| been sbnmed into making an awkward asnend6 for
| its most mean and unfair attack on the American
Exhibition and the eloquence of our public men,
In Yesterdays Issue il is highly eulogstic Vt the cir
cuar Of intrrctions issued by Secretary OF STATE
ard commends the executive portions OF them cspe-
cally to British imitation. This from that source,
Is the very highest possible euogium. What, Queen
| yictoria's subjects initiate the example OF Mr..
| Picrces' unlocked fellow citizens, whose want Of
obscquious Difference contrasts SO strongly with the
serviie loyalty of free-born Brtons, whose spines
arch invountarily at the approach Of royalty
or its caudal extremities lmposs, mposs !" as
| DR.. Mendoza would say. Tho Thunderer" must be
nodding or berry TO hint such suggestion to tho
denixens Of Cookalgne and residents Of May Fair.
The attitude taken In the East BY our representa-.
ttves, In the cases OF KomtA and his colleague AZ
BeysoQt. aaSe psoduced = vef7 profound impression