New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Judgment Of these the circular 81 Count N-sserod-
which hss b. condemned in the rest Of Europe for rs IL
logical is denounced feeble and unworthy de-
| earstion OF Russian supremacy Wa, IN the shape in
which il presented to them : not INVASION but
sade and the question OF the Holy Places combined With
clsm to the protection Of the Greek Church are
the subjects mos; eAcrlaed 20 knde their Ard9r H. in al
evil hour tor the world ard for himself the emperor NJ
cbC has reused this spirit which Is oeyoni MS yer
70 crrb and subdue-f have reason 20 fear. the
advance Of the army Is accompanied with tr@.h
| sppeas 70 the prce and daring Of the nsasn,
this cssmtous and destructive force may break forth sod
lead the NOS; dspOrable consequences Such psssons
Ar us Ia. less and hostile best interests Of MAJ
kld those revolutionary connections . -hch the I'm
p.ror Nicholas conceves his policy - b. dlSnstrcNy
opposed and L matters bat little sh-ther the world -
threatened BY the iuemprste pros-ytsm az The French
Convention or BY the popular super,ous and bSbSrOus
rrupnons Of the huscOyie The iriu nph o. migh
over right and II force over ,,w espe ally when
sisted by porur eIcte en; IS the "a of pOt a. rev
olun and, psrsdoIic.l IS sounds the Emperor Nch
os rapidly becoming the chief my OF the established
order Of things IN Europe Thst ]. chief cange- for
The revolution which he represents il armed with eanrnou.
military forces ard directed by absolute poser. Bu
the other hand s ambition Unsuitable this spirit once
Jet loose must sooner or later come atn coll on with the
constituted rights # other nations. and II Europe remains
united and true 70 her common interests And duties she
hs. u Dow m her poser - prescribe ~ huss those UNIT
atoms which that EmoTs =; present 50 ttle dis
posed TO respect
From The Duiy New. Jul,t
I,seerns the die Ru-s. length resolved
20 put To- IT, proof the value 4 Eumpes diplomatic de-
ctiaops that the faith OF treaties Nnf tn integrity % the
weaker S'stes must be- maihtin-d For some t'ms has
been evident tia; a. the CoHr 81 - p-ter.burg these
declarations 70 great extent practically disbeeved
las this Dcr-Guiy been without reason From the day
vh,n the suggestion OF a4orupe n'ermeclisn OF the
other great powers under h- form e Their good Offices
pereuporly rejected by the Car the adherence Of
AustTs H. policy IF international right and It,e has
VIGOROUSLY become more ana more doubtful while ~ re-
garos the stability of Prussia rst resolve % At -h cor
Gsy and energy equal 20 the necessities ~ the 'asDo
ungyings have been supposed % prevail WIT
st move Important The unity ct counses between Eng
-, rsr rrnsa a.. -~r nat -
Nth yigor sbould the public p-ar" b. Vo,sfr hss tnm
the outset been dsoreGlted ~ :. Petersburg Differ
ences laid 20 EXIT ~ 70 the course II De plrsud
in certain eNeutUss rot only bet~ten the 80 Govern
nert but between members of tha respective Cabinets
81 London aud of Paris II was SAID without disguise that
Russia bad her partisans in both and that NJ decisive
measure could b. taken in either untry without breaking
% the existing Administration. VI You'd WAS sad o. be-
irieconciably opposed 20 any step being TAKEN winch
would imply tia; France considered the military o'cHpN
tel the Primo yaltes rs declr'lon OF war ana me
sdopfi,n 81 any such measure would, was decr-L 0e
certainly followed sy The resignation Of the tosnre Mn
ster IN Ike manner wts confidently asserted thar the
Hssd of The English Cabinet. AMI more hsn of ~
other members bad reuc nty a-sen'ei through ut % ne
pat which tie British Ambassador al Con.'ntuople had
t.,u instructed - take in couuseug the Porte O. resist
The amos Of Russia and hat these statesmen h)R"vrr
wiling 10 sanction any formal pr7'est agaIn the INVASION
of Modsvis would refuse 1t me last msueu' 90 redeem
TIE prom ses q effective support winch The 1eens rep
Tesent.tiyr had been authorized to give IT, Sl.Nu.
II Is impossible 20 disguise from ourselves iis convir an,
hat however originating these impressions have contrib
~ has rrevocaby taken Tr.re seems every ground
for b-l,vn that orders &" t- frontier stream
dispatched the 18th OF June 20 the camp already formed
~ the banks thst rse- ana the Calculation now = tnH
the ruth nay De- o-sed by the 9Th ils, The Hsr ot
spostiou nav be exp-c "a % commerce this week Il
uow r, main therefore o. o. noV fr count Ne,sr
rode his colleagues have been instdfd ~ their DOUBTS
of ie slsteucy sno cour- Of the allies And - ps
sble that upon reCip, 81 the intelligence tat the tlts
declined boh n Loncon and PARIS - the rattle ut ma
Czsrs sword in rs scaboard, and ihN on >UartNy
ast the tusish Cabinet sat r the unusual period Of
four hours, the bureau ra'c poricsns Of sent
biIhGrcus State Ike hu'covy nay dattf, ITEMS ives
with the persuasion tnat by dn' of buly'og aud
Nug. they have scared the p-sre aut freedom loving
NATIONS Of the Wrst Of Al thar J.. dn- their self
,seCt and al that ~ required by the foresight OF s-
pres ryaton. Su,h po clans sre. perhaps, lac ptps OF
realizing the essential G-r-uoe hct~err the coniiou Il
Safe whore public opinion e1- AID the public press
affords q utieTuce- and state ln when - mass Ut TIE
q, mui is condemned 10 srtom where educated
mic class not 20 be found where pnbi discussion IL
rhr.sr without meaning. where tl- knowledge II pub
c affairs Vigorously limited 10 privileged fsw, sensual,
-+ryl- aud unprnc pied Tie rn 80 Doors and Cos
k and the most as'ue s"f iy ministers fl" thar SOW
ereipn may naturally SUPPOSE wh-n they have rrd An
r. llsh French ci,ptcb iu q go % words Nnd eau
ii,u- exposttou. th,t they nave p Del o..y with 'ioy
Ms ike Their own aua ~ 90 h"y e'n "dt t"m
sethem hy Il EAR or br'Wb-st then 'n i1ae 'n tney
have gained their -ud. They co nor know ror cn they
trd,Tsra c, that both sfte3 ot th- narr'V chsnns
that divides hut not d..or1fe, the tso greatest
tons ot Eur, ue-Erglaui aud France Pubic Opinion is
,upfene. t1,ts power .bye an or-er poF-rs - JI-
rsdi,ou appellate from all other authorities IT. vii para
factions, whether ofmnis'rssor d,nssi--. Public Opn
in IN highly civilized uutri-s frequently orOear0g ia
he expression o It's deepest hough aud almost nd"i@nt
u le Ute rance Il rs ultimate resolves IL hAc5-and
naturally uisey hates-tO talk Of war because 70 aJhors
vo-uce sno unwilling believe 10 h- painful necsssi
~ Of r, %. ling rec byfuroe but Public Opinion France
a. Eu1lsnd Is wise enough know that the civiliztpn
ana u.a,e of Europe absolutely depend upon the rigid
mst, nance OF the rule that lsnm - never 10 BE- al
lowed pass with IMMUNITY, ana that violence, ny who
sever committed, ~Anony ard wifuy. must never be
iGif.d With, or b. regarded vita liberation
This dep conviction would. under any Circumstances,
r.ud-r il impossible for any Government 10 France or
FL gland 10 passive m presence Of such outrage
4. that which Russia about 70 consummNe against ths
integrity OF he OTTOMAN Empire But As the actually
.falcs The public OF onhl honor deeply pledged
n, preseTvaii Of Turkey put hesitation oat OF the
questi H. The Porte refused Prince MeuchkOh demands
coIfess.dy Al VIGOROUSLY by the advice Of Lord STRAIT
ford and De "A Cour ana in reliance on Assurance OF
fur,l encroschueEs + kusss-any national burSay-
on either ,de OF the Danube That eocroachmsnt nov
shout 70 be made. VIII be repealed and punished
French Views on the War Movements.
Prom the Pay. Journal De iEwpire.
Russia has COMMITTED III this question the East
grave errors the evdence Of which enceOrRrt untsni
sbe ous ht 20 inspire the CAbret Of - Petersburg With
tEe most serious meditation and, ~ sincerely hops, with
aory moo, ration She thought that the European
bowels could not 20 unde rstandng r The pur
pore Of protecting Turkey against her prstens0ns she
thought ha rho could separate Engand irsm France,
cham Arstra by the remsm brancs % So impose neutral
iy Prusis ami th-o, thanks 70 these divisions sdrDy
sd, o. deceive public opinion . her real Obsct,
csusiTsn the Dysn by tear intrigue or force % sub
u To Der e1gences. She has been mis'aken ~ public
opnon has il Europe favor Of fOrkey with
LnaLiuify ~ which ciy matte hitOry Crfs but lev *
amtles The question firmly placed the ground Of /
European rgnt guaranteed by solemn treaties, AMI /
c.m m nised By the ambition Of Russis, has De- /
come tn conout Of all t1e powers who desire %
ua'uain III equilibrium Of Europe ~ respect - diPo-
matte con- act The @,-rmiu Cd attitude II TIE Govern
ueuts Frsnce ard England hts proved that they would
support 10 End allied power uousy msntcsd, ADD
ID l|L - fI ger