New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04


Nalischa, and Manch0uria az the same time m spsss
ofthe tenth commandment The Princes aud Prncesses
OF Russia are designated in the new Russian Court CD.
as bcisstrs." The titles and ceremonies OF thu
Eastern Empires are revived in the North Arc
Correspondence Osrhs N. = rnbuhs fff !.
LONDON, Tcesh y, Sept 20, lsSS
In nv letter q July ls.' I said
"Tse Western Powerp conarse're by encouraging this
Susn 10 resist the Cxar fcm fear e the encrca hmeats
Of Russia sud terminate 81 oosrxd ss ne former 70
geld from fear Of general war givis rise TO general
revolution.
Now at this n,ment tAs strength Of the combined
fleets is intended to,be used for RssiA dgaiss Tsnsey
Ii the Anglo heet enter the ID rdaneiles at all.
il will be done not TO bombsrd Ssbas opo, but to
duce to terms the iussumans whe mi gnt prevent the
Sultan from ace eping rttheai cos'ilins the Vienna
Note.
"On the 18th of Sc sember." says ID. Urquhsr, the
four foreign Secret, quietly assembled In Downing e..
upon the Porte the ,yi irawal ofbo notifications which
the European Confer had accepted Not content with
this and in the Sultan should find himself unable 10
resist the exasperatic his poopo they send orders for
the squadr adv into the waters Of the Bosphcrns
support him agains his subects Nor content with this,
they also dispatched rider, 10 Omar Pacha to forbid hun
from passing from ne province to another Ia his Sow
eregns Dominons. They have consequently conempla
ted the rebellion the res Of their dispatch and pro,d
ed putting it dowS these means being the allied
squadron.
II WAS from Sundays Journal dts D.bats that tho
English public became quainted with this news Tho
journal dcs Dcbdfs stated hat Mr. Reeves having left
London on the 18th inst with dispatches tor Lord
Stratiord dc Redclfe we'd in Paris the morning
aud lett il the evening o. the 14th. after he had com
nunicated to the French Governments the tenor OF his
instructions, ordering the hhglish Ambassador TO de-
mand the entire adhesion OF the Porte to the Vienna
proposals. the retracton Off TIA qualifications of the 18th
August threatening il with the withdrawal Of the sup
port of the four Powers in hes event of war arising
from her reusal to YIELD and offering II the assistance
OF the French and English sets for psttng down amy
in III
the Porte to comply With thu Vienna Note, and
against Omar Pacha, II he dld to act N disobedence
TO the orders of the Porte. Bofre the arrival OF ths
Journal des Dtbets were informed that the Vienna
Conference receipt Of TIE Errperors refusal, sent
PR posas to the Sultan that he shesd recall his words
that be should sign the note he had refused TO sign aud
be content with an assurance shat the Conferences
would put any Interpretation on h note agreeable -
the Sultan himself The lines avoids speaking OF the
compromising revelations pade by tho Jbsvnsi des d.
bats So does The Morning. C1onicis, The Morning
Pest and the whole Of the governmental London press.
In the meantime The Nlorapg Past denoances the fa-
natcism of the Cons tantinople mob Tho Morning.
ChroRcie il exciting its di renders by romantic do
scTptiOns OF the fierce and undscpned Asiatc hordos
inundatng European Turkey and swelling Omar Pa
cbas army the galar dtObe publishes day after day
carefully selected ext acts from the peacemongering
press Of thu Manchester school and In due time, tho
classes of England will be prepared"ts
&" annihioe PsgaSism aud to shout With Prncetscss
ehacof, Long lilo 20 the Car lsny hfe to OS 0e6
" Of ns Russsazs,"
In i~ to-days number The Times discovers that
tie Turkish preston has plainly become gussiiss #
woyds; the inference 10 be drawn from It's premises
being that the Sultan who intends exposing the peace
Df the world for words must be- forciby brought
10 reason by the more sober minded Pamerstons aud
Aberdeens. The Car, We are told by The TINES, hay
pg preferred unjust demands upon the Sultan the Sui
tan rejected them the Car seized the Danubian Prnci
palities England and France dispatched their fleets TO
Resiha Bay, aud the representatives. OF these Powers
met those OF Austria and Prussia IN Vienna.
Why did they meet them in Vienna " taror 81
Trnktg says Tie Times 50 Not only could there be no
1fsire Of c0srcipg the ottoman GorerHmfnt, but there
was no OCCASION for sach an aclioH IT, then there IL
low desire Oh the part Of the our Pow for eoreag
the Ottoman Government " IL IL simply because thero
" ID now an occasion Tor such an action Wnvldn
them be wrong 10 suppose that tue sole and principal
aim OF the vienna Conference and Of the Interference
III pamelsfon and Aberdeen has been the ahording
.nch.an occasion, that they made ony show OF re-
sstance 10 ussa in order 20 gain pretcAt Tor eoere
ing Turkey into submission 10 her
The demands II Russa," continues The Times, we're
thought unlustifable by the other great Powers in
compatible with the sovereign rights Of the sultan,
nd therefore, the gfeat PoYers drew mp Noe 10 DE-
by the sultan 10 The Czar, rltifyinQ Nil
he demands 81 tie Czar and something more. THE
terms OF this document says Tho Times, " were
LqJie 10 a,isc0Gsi5reiio@ but, w0 points we're unm-
peschaby cear--lfst that the four Powers intended
10 maintain the territorial and administrative rights
Of tie PoIte and next that IN the event Of dispute
LieE Ronld Iaye kfa j0aad By 1sis iH'oa'0a"
Why should the Sultan not subscnbc note, der0-
stOry Of bis sovereign rights aud snrrenderng the pro-
ectoTate Of twelve i, If to the contro
4 the aatocrat while he feels himself backed b. the
God Intentions OF the fonr PO~ers and b. their be-
~ loVAd BY hidden good intentions ia the OF
ispuiel A. the SultaD has had occasion 10 learn the
our Powers feel Themselves not bound either by the
aw Of nations. by explicit treaties, TO dfcad him In
be event Of dispute with Russia Why should be not
EHst 10 their 'alof in the event al dispute arising
rom note which endOws Russia with open claims and
turkey with hidden intentions 2"
" Let us take rays The inns, the extreme
Of suppOsDg that, after fbe acceptance pare si@Pk
Of the original Vienna note, the Cz3r should have
aTailed hEseiI of those opportu1tcs with which tho
note il thought 70 have provided him Whatthen,
TIE SgtaR posd h0rs pro,ss,ed, aBd the case would
have arisen from the application Of the adjustment
Of lrJ3' A Il there bad arisen no case IRON I'd"
DUPLICATION Of tbS adjustment Of 1870 and i-fl oi the
Teaty Of Rslta aud "a he violation o. the law
f nStions characterized b, Lend Clarendon himself ss
an act og pirscvr' Tie ambiguity, SAYS The
Iszes Would merely have mised the Emperor OF
Ru,sie Exactly 90 a. the treaty Of Ie4f. has
rise' him 10 Keep tae anited 6eeis out u the Dsr
lsnels, ,biIe he himgelf entered the Princpaties
The sultsp however, Is stifnecked He IA. re-
sseS compliance with note which WA able to en-.
,rers s good intentions for Turkey only by delivering
ier up TO Rassis He proposed certain notifications
n this note, snd the feur Powers, says The n-<s'
showed BY their approved Of the furtis ,.
ton, ib1 sbey beliegeA hen q eoisciis u tlfs