The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

the naughty tone of Prince Menschkoff's verbal aud
written communications, with the illconceaed ar
ogance Of the note 10 which it ia reply The Porte
would seem DESTROYS BY the very midness Of its Ian
guage, of keeping Russia in the difficult position she
| Is now in before the world, and of proving beyond
the remoest doubt the unreasonableless and injustice
| OF her demands. IL seems, moreover, resolved.
| neither by act nor by word, to afford Russia the
slightest pretext for the niquities she is perpara
| ing. 1t is probable that this extreme prudence is
| anything but pleasing to Russia who would ear
nesty desire to the Sultan return haughtress for
haughtiness and insult for insult but in that 1t has
been disappointed.
The Paris correspondent of the Londoa Times
gives the suboined interesting and important infor
nation from that capital -
We have again actively put into circulation by
PARTIES known BE- in the interest of Russia about ha
hesitation of tbs Eng'i,b government on the present
question. One day IL s France, and when &C
to prove that 1t is lie not France, the rext day u
England that dra~s back aad this notsi hs'andiog al
that has been already done BY both powers a. manifest
ing the determination OF each 10 support the Sultan
against aggression and ms acnag together in dong 90
is certain that the greatest difficulty in the way Of
Rnssia has in the NOTED action II the two
and nothing is left undone solve that ulon aud 10
create Ins,rust OF their sincerity t, each other am
informed that lters purporng to proceed fro empeo
prsonsees in England have been spoken OF indicative OF
soue Misunderstanding betseep the two goysrnmen.s
banded about il Of the .aoons of Paris weeks
ago, in which the impossiblty of any common action
was positively That these letters forgeres,
if indeed any such exist at all have little doubt; bat
OF one thing have doubt that certain parties here
TO break no action at all to in Dire
tie French people with mstrust Of the Eogl sh govern
uspt ard rice La rerfde Albion il ssaia in the
mouths OF persons known 10 be in the interest OF Russa
occasionally hear hint Of sscret underssn nd
ipg between England Russia, Austria and Prussia Of
which both France and Turkey TO De the ,s These
people have il heart to persuade the public that France
abont be abandoned 10 be isolated and consequently
deg aded aud contrasts established favor OF pre-
ding and OF The lofty attitude assumed by
prev ious minister's every tion policy Fns
feeling rs been so nousrousy excited that many per-
s,shO until nov firm q j rO.
vernu ent were united begin to have some mtsgiving
which WILL donot, be set completely at rest ~ the
sxpapa ops which w take place IN the Eogli-h Parla
ment, and which looked forward TO With much nte
rest. S, far the Fench government is concerned,
formed and indeed whose interest it Is 10 be that
is detrmned, before ~ &C. in perfect union viii
Ene'ard in The task Of defending the integrity of tn,
Ottoman EInpire against the aggression with shish il
is Iacec. Tho Porte scarcely regard the occuoa
lion Of rs territory otherwise than as an act OF hos
tiny and fsgrant violation of treaties. and il II
difficult TO see how EnglaId and France can d.
Otherwise. The invasion Of the Danuoan Prnc
paites seems nov to be fat accomplishment, /
may believe what is said here up to lat night, tina
French has received official in teligepc
Of he feet But no doubt is entertained on tha poi /
and the ext question to be considered is whether th
move will be met By tie fleet enteiiug the Drdaneles
and ancoorirg in tie Boephofus, This is the subject
greatest interest among the public at large The
entry Of the fleet under such crcam It anc,s is no,
doubted sort If debtor and creditor account Of
of will be thus established between tie powers
RI asia ocurs ceht by Invading the provinces France
and England do the same by their for ing The Straits
and thus, account being balanced by ths her il
mains TO be what Will be the next move lis thought
that Russia, having thus Satisfied her amour ppre the
negotiations which have been int ;rupted viii then
be renewed and with very little contrbutbn of good
win al Sides that matters will be arrapf- for the
present. This view Of the is precisely IA
that noticed como weeks ago, and noet no other
escape the difficulty easily preents itser the
IRENE Of which would soon become general ia
may occupy the Dsnubian provinces fort 70 three
or four MONTHS while discaiming war; ant under the
preexr Of negotiating This ought to be gusaed agsns
her settled purpose il to ruin Turkey by hr means or
fcrce rhe cannot subdue it by At all events ex
haust it, BY forcing the Porte to continue he immense
expenditure occasoped by its military dsieus
be presumed Turkey would dsarm until the neaotia
tons brought to close. All nsgoss ions sht to
be postponed out Of justice TO Turkey till t provinces be
evacpano.
seldom las public opinion been ceaby manifested
it is the conduct of Russia and even The Paris jour
nsi which TO the very last either oper approved
Trained from has abandoned Its altogether
ihe Assemble Rationale says
oou no posu. s au
notwi httand the prott of the circular note
Of Count Nesserode, fgran: violation OF estes, and
fir, ack the integrity of The Ottoman empire
solenry guaranteed by Europe II would oe sufficient
fom this fst attack on treaties to autnorize se,obd-
yh of the fleets into the Dardspe les and then
e peace Of the wor might be comitted, mHe or less
10 the prudence Of sdmi ais generals Westi trust
that such will be the thanks to TIE o6era
ton Of the French government which hiss q. sued
thIouf bout this affair lire of Conduct wbicI
toe much praisethspks to the insrve1t OF AUSTRIA
which is greatly interested ia preventing var i shish
she would have many interests expo ed doo Will be
ope aed T. Rusa by which he may from Ter prs-
sent Difficult ~itkout her dignity her jusJ in 1ence
berg compromised
From the Partisan correspondence in theIin,es, |
of the 9th inst, We also extract the following
TIE note yesterday, in the Ma,ite,r explanatory OF |
the af.ir Of The musksts for the ru:deh government
The denial that any authorization Id been the
FreI CD officers TO eni the iu ksh serv has ssn tue
consequence Of interview betseen ~ tre1ca Minis
ter Foreign Affairs aod The Russisn Abasador and
wbi
tween ,htm said to have been, is the commencement
Of rather animated lind but grew calmeras the end.
fuTBi.hed FIRE to Turkey he ra her 10, led upon
a. excitement to against Russia and protested
against the 1t is said that be hintedsomethiog
about densbiDg his passports: but this hs not oesn
confirmed to ne ON any GOOD authority. DtouyB dc
1huys gavs the usual explanation He said taat there
Lothing contrary 70 precedsut iDcrnstent with
the excslent relations existing between France and
Turkey in cediog AZ the reques, OF the isttr certain
humber of muskets (4o 000 instead OF o. 0O as first
m.p,ioned) Such services xers mutually rerlared By
govern menf anicsbe terms Win each osbe, AMI he
denied empha,icaIly that II could be construct into an
Get Of no tty to Russia ioa much as there vs no de-
csrston OF made By thai power sg last he Porte.
He trusted that thar xpsnstio1 you'd be snisnt he
should feel regret # it we're NO. bat ne bad ooe other
give II is ssld that de ksssl,f sppe,re; satisfied
il dipoma.ic sense, with ths exolalatinn
Whether the cn.n1e proceeds from soms scent but sa
ts'scsory in'eie erce that has not been allowed TO
tIsnspiIe--rom the circulation Of some rinor of
pacific tendsneyor perhaps from the fs,t tist the 50
events certain that the hope OF settsinsnt OF the
TnIklrh question in ZONE way or another has again re
vved, perhaps to be destroyed to morrow next day.
Rurnors Of varou. kinds ahoat. bro they are, ~
usual so contradictory, tina. tho Ugh Of them looked
sp,cious, 1. difficult to which is ,or'ect IL was
reported Saturday for instance thaFhssDd had &C.
tualy declared sg.inst Russia but that al.
robucement has this day assumed ne less startling
form If the trans mis sion Of orders t. the English
ard French 6eets to enter the D,rAnelles. On the
other hard it reported this Borning that an
order bad been sent by the EDgisJ dove' nu'snt OF
a ind
STRAIN 90 any The truth sens TO be that ~
already mentioned the qoes,icn IS whether tue inva-
on the Dsnubsn piiLeipalities an act OF host,i
y left to the Saltsn himself who the proper Judge
d the fast should he believe toatt Is sn act Of hos.
,it, be vii. after exhs usicg sll mems consistent With
his dignity ndependept sverige to reDes n.so.
tiatiops. protest against such irasion and appeal
To tho powers who signed the tresiss Of 1884, aud
then England ard France will ph,e their fleets at
bs disposal This, II vii be rmeubered, IL SUB
ftsrtially the same result Anticipated some tins
iii and well.ipfoI med persona who SPEAK their
thoughts caEeidy, slil believe tat such VIII be tne
CONDUCT II Porte and that OF re two lossrs. You
have the letter above Cred sidence hat the Aus
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