New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
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LONDON, Friday, Sept 10, 1853
The hopes Of the friends fpesce gro" daily fainter
~. rm,eror of Russia bss rejected the Constantine
y, ,,afeations Of the Vienna propositions, and has
-, one army more into the Prineipaltes- The Sui
49,. on the other hand, has issued proclamation which
-. w., ;neyitable Yet the foreign ambassadors at
s...,t;nople have succeeded in having the publici-
49,, of that proclamation stopped and the four Pow
- ar rather England and France, ready 70 make
~. more effort Of mediation, and try to inv ent formu
4 .oualIy acceptable 10 the Gar and to the Sultan.
=. NO, think they can succeed The Turkish OF
lsnse are according to all the papers gigantic, aud
a, the expenses-up 10 the last dates from Turkey,
.isht millions OF dosrs-bsye been paid in cash How
.suA the Turkish Treasury meet such exigencyl
The answer to this question will show you that the
Names Of the Bourse and Of all the stockholders are
vain those millions having been voluntarily furnished by
tbe Nussulran clergy The sheikh el Islam got By it
naturally deciding vote in the Divan, and the Molahs
and UIemas are not inclined to make such sacrifice
sny for maintaining raI peace, and for patching up
ne difficulties of the moment without any guarantee
for the future They for war; the Porte is Just
,ow ready 10 make it she has good army and just
anne / do not doubt that it comes soon to blows.
There was runor circulated yesterday at Paris, that
battle had been already fought but it premature
Several papers, and even ar. Golden like to draw
semparisons between the Russians and the Turks de-
scribpe the former civilized Christians the latter
ntolerant barbarians but the facts all the con
trary way While Turkey is invaded by her natural
sneny-whilo her allies leave her in the lnrch, and
while she will exert all her energies for selfdeense,
We do not hear Of any Outrages against Christians, but
we zee o Turkish Pasha preaching tOleration The
correspondent of The Cologne Gazette gives the fol-
lowing account which has been authenticated by sew
srsl letters from ConstantnOpe
"Meherned Pacha, the Governor Of Adranople,
Gate Turkh Ambassador in Engand) having arrived IN
st city, summoned to him the n0tabties Of all religions
and addressing himself in the first place to the hlyah
ssid: have to explain 10 you the confidence with which
you inspire the Government and he afer"ard SAD 70
tbe Mussumans refer you TO the precePs Of your re
gon which say that tho life Of tho Rayahs s yours their
property yours and their honor yours, II, therefore
hair fals from the head Of Rayah If he loses pin
he has suffered from word or gesture we should ave
to render account Of il before God Then, turning
toward the UlenGs he continued You doctors OF the
law cay whether such not tho commands OF our aw
and the precspts Of our religion fes replied they
unanimously 'Thus,' continued Mehemod our duty Il
TO love aud protect the Rayas our creed - GDeTtHt
bit IT, in obeytng The lar, pray IN he mosque, Tie
'Ck,tops IN ne church, and me Jc5s az He synagO9u
IRE are not the less all tie fahfaI subjects of tie SaacH
ere therefore, brohers and zee orsht to tore each ofheT
'os such"
Let us now compare those noble feelings Of the Turk
with the last proclamation of Prince GOrtschakof which
closes it'll the following words "Russa is called on 10
"snpihilate Pagsnism and whoever would stop her in
that sacred mission viii be snnihilsted like the Pagans
themselves Long life TO the Gar Of Russia Long ts
Ito The God Of Russia :" Ia such bosphemy sign Of
civilization But Prince Gortschskof is well aware
when be proclams his master second Nebuchsdnezzar,
and calls him with impOus adulatiOn God, that be
must use strong language to the stupid Russian sol
aers, who have been taught that the Sultan had sold
Ae Holy Sepucbrc TO the Jews, and that, therefore,
the world is going the dogs unless they rescue it by
war.
II seems that Lord Clarendons views got the upper
hand over Lord Aberde en- and that Turkey is after oil
rot TO be bulled into submission by the combined fleet
\ could create too great ereiemeN, IN England!
,ssnd be too English the great objection 10 the
scleme and il WAS abandoned. The Gar who sought
the war from the beginning but ia surprised that the
Porte should make such exerons, seeks allies for
the coming campaign he goes to Olmutz, in order to
induce the Emperor of Austria 10 Join him IN his
aggression on Turkey and the arisccracy of England
ia afraid lest he should succeed, for in that tho
War will be from the outset revolutionary war-thc
war of liberty against despotsm-a war in Hungary, n
war in Poland, war IN Italy
The Board Of Trade has just published the declared
value of the British exports in the year 1852 IL Is in
many respects highly interesting. According to that
sGcal document the exports were: