New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

arc 81 rate sppninfrd and agreed W
Governments be p-id for from our military treasury
Look TRANQUILITY 20 the future Engage WITH security
m your Agricultural lsb,rs and comm-rcA specui<tons
Be obedeD 20 the laws under which You live and to the
established auth critics IL Is by the aith al discharge OF
ie,e duties that ~i acquire II best claim Ia the gen
soicude and the p,vrrfa protection of hrs xsesy
the En- peror. tSgnedl "G"RTscH.KoFF.
The new manifesto issued With the -gus,ure of Count
Ne.serode is published in Tia. Journal Of $, Petersburg
June GOTH (Os It'll an inpcr,an. document:
RUSSIAN YoriFIcArIos To THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
t"chsuI.rl
asst PETERSBURG Jane 40
Ny circular dispatch Of Nay 30 spprsed you OF tn.
,,n,s ~ c,r Onion All. relation f,b ,n Ooo. an q ~.
srmen You therein charged to make ka,~n 70 the
cabinet which you accredited the wroDgs which
have suf-red from the Porte slcess.u efforts -
obtain satisfaction, and the which
desire ~ Int:iu SmcAble ani COED relations
with The Turkish Government has dictated. You know
That after having renoulced by turns the idea of
guarantee obtained under the form Of Convention Ssned
or aDy otter psagmsts act rhxevsr have redgcei
o.msnd. Ia the simple gnsurs Of o0,s .ucn 80 that
the text # which transmitted to you You gill have
remarked that except ID what more particularly concerns
the BOly Places this n0e does not contain ia respe or
the genera claimed IL favor Of the church ute
Wiling than smp pie confirmation of that which se
have lorg possessed observed you, Monsieur tia, IN
the eyes the Emperor The signature OF this Document
constituted the true ard only r-paraon which he lud
sccept IN. of-nse rlitt-d towsrd him by the
ton the Of 1855 also of the personal promises
which the had jon ed ther-o. observed further,
that such beside Indispensable since he obtain
bed before them could no more serve for sun lent
pledge for the future Final did ~; cOnce4 fr'm
you that after eight days reflection the Ottoman Porte
should refuse 70 comply With demand the Emperor
uO fnd himself Obliged 20 have recourse 20 Measures
d.cisivs than simple interruption OF relations in
srder 10 obtain satisfaction.
sin plscing MI, ultimauu before th4 Porte We h,i
given TIE great cabinets particular explain ions respect
iug intentions We hsde-p-ci,y requested OF France
England not to eompeste the difficult - Of the stus
iicD b, their stttud.not prernsturey take
the effect Of which would be the sBe hsi :" encou
the Porte oppssnion, ana on the other 10 engage
than ih-G Are ey the case the honor aud dignity
Of The Emperor.
IL get to have announce yea TO day that this
,wofoo aiteupt unhsppry been in vain
The P'Ite, will by the SUN med letter Of
Rsschd Paoha tss lust returned in Ia that which
addressed 10 it negative, or lsas: an evssve re-
spouse.
On the other hand the too maritime powers have not
thought i ceer 70 the c,nsd rStons recommended
g. their attention Taking initiative heore
they have considered it indispensable & eced- nmsd
sy by effective those which sc had ouly Al
DOuIcec 10 them purely eventual sincs made them
ceper on the na solutions Of the POre and the
cu, has -3c,d ~ the m.m-nt At which write
They u cir fleets into the 2eTs of Constant
pope They occupy sready the snd ports OF the Ot
iOn&n Empire AZ the entrance of the Dsrdsn-s. by thx
oyanced attitude the powers have placed under
tie weight of threatening dsmon-r ,ti'n, ~hch IS We
fortvsfIed them, has added new complications TO the
crisis
After the reus. Of the Porte supported by the armed
demonstrations OF France and England II b-"sms more
than impossible 70 modify the resolutions watch the
Emperor had made contingent on that act
In CONSEQUENCE bis Imperial Majesty has Just sent two
corps Of to station ID in B-s-sraois orders 10 pass
the frontier, and enter the PrinGpalities.
They enter these make offensive war on the
Porte which % the contrary se sh. s'"ii "n All our
power rs long as the Porte shall at force Us 10 is step
but because The porte in pr,iDg To refuse Us the moral
guarantee which had right 70 expect, oolees US -
substitute for II material guarantee because the position
which the two powers have taken up Ia te ports ana VA
ters OF Turkey snd within vcV Of rs capital being
su a. present circumstances Ne cannot REGARD
n a. It.fgs rft.osp fuvfIU
us an additional Tor rer-t.b shin gtle equilibrium
the reciprocal situations BY taking miarg position
PSrctqe Ia pOsiiOD qu prise es d.uN Pn-auces dams
les roris De Empire mede de 81 capt
tss pouysr ere envi-ag- par nous dsos les cl-c"n
stances sctuelles que CONNIE une oc'upNt'n maritime,
DOME en- oure une ras d. r. snlr !riNoTe iss
situations rccIrsques moyeHDant un- PRISE Ia position
mitare But furihur than tins have ,siton
l. NIGER han our honor and security require Wi alto.
gethtr temporary viii Only IA for pledge until
better ccunses prevail in the mnds Of the Suans minis
t.rs In occupying tn. Prncipsiii-s for time, d'st
beforehand all IDEAS Of conquest We do no, pretend
% any sssrsndizem' Mt Of our territory. knosngy and
voluntarily will not att mpt 20 excite any rising among
tie Christian populations II Turkey As a. the latter
FL all ha, accnTctd 20 the satisfaction sha is dIe
and ~hen At the time the pressure winch the two
powers exercise sh u. cease troops shall At
return ~hin the Russian confines As 70 the
q the prinopGlies the presence Of our ,1e gill
not pose them either charges cont buttons.
TIL supplies furnished by them To will be- PAID for of
military chest at the proper time, and a. rates agreed
e. beforehand with their governments The pr ncipes aud
rules conduct Shich have prescribed ourselves in
this respect you will find forth in the accompanying
proclamation which Prince GOrtscbakof, Chief of the
Corps Of Occupation, has been instructed 10 publish upon
bis entry nto the provinces
~ do in the least conceal Monsieur how full Of
LieabiDg is the stiude which take, and what
qutnces Hay follow from i; should the Turkish Govern
compel to out II the narrow aud limited cr
ce in which crsrs 10 remain but the p s"n int
which Turkey tiuss by pushing things 20 an extreme
by refusing al legitimate sst-f.cton by not respond
ing by any concession whatever all those which Prince
Menchikoh ely made 9th the form and
20 ~ matter Il propositions leaves DO other course
open to More than this the principles 90 perenp
toliiy laid down notwithstanding the moderation Of Inc
sgusge IN the letter Of Re.chd Pasha, well Is 10 his
81 the Goth uit e. tbs representative Of the four
Powers AZ ConsiaItipope taken strictly would 60 fax
to place all acquired rights in question, and annu
oil cur anterior Transactions
In fact If The Ouomsn Government Judges It to he
contrary its ind and rights OF sovereignty 20
enter into engagement whatever under tho form
@. simple note, in which it should siipulAe With foreign
Government concerning the protection OF religion and It's
churches aha, would become Of the engagements which
u t3s alrtGcy CONTRACTED toward under Obga'o
10 form to protect religion snd lis nsrches 10 Turkey
Before could aomit principle So absolute W must
With our own hands tear up the treaty OF hainNGli with
tbo hiCh confirm H. anu voluntarily Aba don the rights
which they have coned upon Us OF Watching over the
ehcsoious protection of the Greek religion III Turkey
docs The Porte wish this Has X tbs lnteaton OF
tslsyul from All lie anterior Obligations, an 20 employ
tie present crisis to abolish for order of relations
winch time has c,osecra'ed
ln partial Europe will consider that the question were
placed in these terr would become iOr Russia n0sh
Stsnog al her concafory -utipEs nsonbl- by pacific
Deans. Then wOGC be tor CUES ion OF treaties our
ancient influence moral credit Our dearest nAoAa an1
religious s-utinents
lie; De permitted cay hat the present contest an
all the excitement which Tue pres, has created concerning
II IN the public ild rePos6s on puro misunderstanding
or on want OF sufficient attention 10 our political ante
cecents
1t seems forgotten thai Russia a. presen, virtually 81.
joys by p sion ~ tre~y al ancient right OF watching