New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

with A. IN rS-pOn-fults
cover the names Of authors with m~r'tsd eIeeFs'h
Frvu TSs DAILY News jane 10 =. ,,;;.
whilst heartily Pryirg i"e Petce- ~ ,,bt,y
Ug Europe will clear od without blo0dsh-d II nav no o
unsise ~ Glance over the means th- Silttn he -
7Oand for defense agSins; any attack from the Cs.
who told a short tme since that RGssa was non'rSDi
ard dsintt rested told Us that Turkey WAS cr1mbii"g N
helpless Let vhether ~ facts and hgures vi
MT demonstrate the fsy Of the last assertion A. com
pleitly a. political events have exploded the first
The Turkish army il set down in very consdersoie
figures The regular acfve army f@d 70 b. - ~
the i3s6so men the irregular troops $500
men; auxiliary eoniingents 10000 msn giving grand
total Of i4s-6 Besides this The C0Rrrie Il C'asfflft
n0p tells list the Vicsroy OF Egyot has bean nns,
prompt in bis loyalty ARd his already offered o. place
5000 men, commanded BY French officer AZ the services
Of the Sultan Ghs, Albanian ruler has volunteered 10
lead very far larger number Of soldiers against IA. Ri.
sisns-ard Abanisns, b. II remembered VII IN, Vine
Their these Absnians and Egyptians Included under the
Auxiliary COningsnis in the general muster roll u the
Sultan army does not appear but even the grand ntd
be only 100000 men, is large force when nher
that the troops not 10 be led TO swT OF aggression
but are simply to act for rational defense The desrs Of
al sensible all countries. Is Of course for peace
any honorable terms but il Russs-@d by th- tam4ess
viii Of an respon. despotfnrces the Oomans n use
arms self defense, the aspiration of all good and true
men will be- May Heaven defend he right
Everybody knevs the difference h-tween heet ~ an
army paper aud the force rsSdy 70 take order OF
battle II nothing therefore, "a say that the INST NJ
the Turkish forces soA given N the French papers puts
the O feet rather Il may be- than ss II this mo
ment is Bot the good authority Of "a experienced
naval officer lust returned from consttnunople W. may
that the Sultan has a satisfactory slu irOn reNy
for any emergency thai NAV arise He has at this h1I in
commission and manned four ineOf battle ships mount
ing from 20 To 100 guns each two very heavy trgNes
built by American shipwrights, and-let truth b. nd
finer vessels If their class than show the English
navy several fine steamers in excellent order besides
many smaller vessels of The crews Of these SHIPS are
all expert in gunnery having been instructed in that var
ike art by English officers and the entire OtOman t-et Is
under the charge Turkh Admiral whoi other ihana
captain OF The English nsvy-Capt Adolphus SAfe, an
ocffS. sffa nd tspnNs m ~
author Of a book about Turkey published IN
London time ago He il said 70 be gradu dly bring
ing the Turkish sailors up to the standard IF English s7'
marshp ard ~ have rot yet reached that POINT nav
have least far sdv ced that IN the opinion at naval
men who have bo fleets any given number OF Turk
ish al D. and men would be able g. bsat = similar number
of Russians II their vessels placed together IL
eight The TURKS stated to be slnos, good as th-
Russians in sesmsushp and very mu n better IN gnanery
which latter superiority would give the Ouomans me Al
van;sge gun for gun Indeed smother English Navy OH
GER Capt Borllss is now and has long b,e1 gagged At
Constauinople drilling ssive Turkish crews IN qua
nery and he = understood IN repou-iha comDirng ms
former experience on board the Excellent Il Portsmouth
with what he has seen in the Last he considers that The
Turks acquire the ot ships guns more quickly than
English seameD do. Altogether certain that the
Turks quite able 10 give avery good account of h4n
stmseves hould the Russians be- unh poly and ~ifSey
determined Ia sa down ~ Constant NOBLE The Rn.sRn
feet in the Ba k Ssa is said 10 beir 500 guns But this
the statement paper and it that to be accepted ey
denoe the subject NAV then hg the same rule PIT
down the general stat msnt OF the iirkh eet ms
given b. the CoHr, ier De CORstaEtiH0Bs As follows
sal Of the line Of from "A to 30 guns and rom COO to
300 men
II frigates Of % to 60 guns 400 70 500 men.
y cofveites from II to a. guns, $50 N 260 men,
briggs from II to Is guns, loo To 80 m ~.
steam fri ates from $50 to 500 horse power.
% cutters. schOOners. ard other small craft,
TGki the lsast favorable view the Il appears
quite clear that the Turks in 0eraon with sther th-
French or the English fleets the of MarmOrA the
Black Se could meet with an the naval force Rus
LA could bring there II England and France together
IN the Tuksh waters the Force Of Defence would b. 50
urspproachabe that Russia would scarcely dare to open
an attack. and the peace would not be broken for bar
gaTs DO not break open door when the house Is sur
rounded by policemen Ishould be remembered however,
hat Whilst prompt action MI prevent aggression nn the
Bosphoru vet any hostile force IN the SEA- of Mar
mora unchaengsd and few hours might settle the Qu@'
ton for while Con,taniinops is defruded on the si- OF
The Mediterranean by strong range Of for the dsences
the side Of the Black S-a almost o1ntempuble
Approached by ships tho city is comparatively invulner
able the European sd4-whlst helpless the other
1bs Of course tells All in favor of any iOs sailing down
from Odessa before friendly reinfrcements had had time
psss the forts from the other The 1th heet uadr
Admiral Dundas, though not including large number Of
ships S very fine force, and acting il does under
popular commander would BE- sure 10 do ts duty what
ever that duty might happen 10 be- We sincerely hope
that seaTen all not have to come iuo collision with
John Dobrs CAS- the Russians called by the English
tars Should they do the Gar will doubtless he dodby
cautious beforehe again breaks treaties which England is
bouno by honor and interest to maintain.
The probabilities tina; shot will be fired this time
Consfantuope, but while only threats resOrted
to on the shores Of the Black Sea armies will be put ia
\
tier, ana W-lachia and Moldavia be oceupi@d-not
quefcd Once in posse sion the Autocrat may say in
dersi'n. Turn me out If you can What viii Europe
From The Daily New, June 10
We have Dispatches from Con- tntnope 10 the 26th u.
The following note addressed to R-schid Pacha by
Price Menchlk II on The 2lst ut, dscloses clearly
than ar preceding Russian document the dangerous cnar
Of the protectorate Claimed by the Gar the
Christian millions Of Turkey 1t will BE- seen that Russs
claim 10 regulate the municipal Institutions well
cure the religious influence OF Turkey.
BUJuKpEaI. May a.
At the moment Of departure FRO cosa1aope The 1nisTsaed
An bsdor ussa Ia, learned hat the Sublime Porte maad
rs Intention 70 proclaim Ear.nte for he exercise of he .pss
des doubtful the sinnanee o. the other Pfys.s which that
-. 49, ~ recssg ~ 4, ss,s NJ. bsh9e-s ~
Mase Foeln Ahas tbs, deeaa aay oh-f 4e which
tie orbedoT Esera Church teras to nvsas he other sa
M ot 6u, End ssis .SsS y ENJOY joy re psat ass
shall b. considered BY hs Inpea Cabis, Of hosy0
Russs ard to her raision The nreerssned oegs &c
HsHehnes Resch3 Pseha, Minister Of Foreign Afau.
According 20 this DOie give but illustration the
Car wouo dey the right OF the Sultan 10 assmare the
sdH HtraOn Of the law throughout his dDmninns carry
he equality Of Christian aud Turk into the civil lus1G
lion 81 the pire ard make the Osmanis aud Rtyahs
amfnalls tribunal except condition that su'h
tribunal should have Greek priest r it. president As the
Chr-tsn courts have II Is unnecessary 10 remark,
that Prince Menchino knew very well when he present
"a tbs note hat the Porte not about 10 issue any de-
cisraton iDyalidatng the secular rights privileges and
nuuriies Of The Eastern church On the contrary he
fsred that tie liberal frman about be ssued by the
Sultan would satisfy the desires Of the Christian poDala
tD and deal fearful bOE Al the influence Of Rtssa
Il pstent al that the privileges of the Greek and
Scav nc Of Turkey are # 10 account Ia the eyes o
the Gar except hey furnish him with pretex Tor
stealth he prrrogsfIve II a crowned eyhbOf, How
hman guaranteeing the spiritual right ~ the Greek
elerrv can b. an act Il hostility Russia and her rrh
ginn l. indeed hard 10 conceive The Greek Pttr rich
Of Cons'sninople and bis bishops have ssaed and fr
Wsdec o. The Grand Nzir paper 10 which they declare
at th4y are not dissatisfied With their privileges and De
sire % them 10 the justice and magnanImy Of the