The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

the two squadrons would, it was expected, act in
concert and in the event OF any attempt upon Con.
stantinople on the part of the Russian fleet, would
instantly pass the Dardanees and protect the Porte
from the designs OF Russia.
The Turks, on their part we're showing bold
front TO Rrssia and were making great military and
naval preparatins All the fcrtiicat,ons were being
placed in efficient state. The Ottoman feet,
comma nded by Achmed Pasha, Was concentrated in
the Bospaorus; and that belonging to Abbas pacha
was on is way from Alexandria. The arrival OF the
Egyptian contingent OF 80 900 men was expected, -
also that If the Egyptian feet.
With reference 10 the movements Of Ri sia sGthing
certain vas Known. A Loadon joI-aal, llsescr,
give The a'joiiel iillo'matiCh:-
yienus istter ~ tle aIsh IL scates that yse Rus
sian forces bed already their march Mol
davie ara Wataebia. Where be" russian forces 9-gan
ther u1oh i rot staci bat bad ysscps y 20 O. r A.
btrbood o. the iror Fsr been cut ~ motNn c. tie u n
ult saapiS have Dac part el'as b. eisst,i beso-e
now. t-l~glat &c aesps.cn cb+sa beri'a 1850 7, Is
mora slaSllgt IA ~ clssie er y - ao.ou'a re fist
the tourth CrTps a~rpe up1sr enesi i ncaos -2aS
suddenly, AMI IN HbedeLco 70 oraafs received from s.
Petersburg commenced prsoerations for prvesedin, ~
forced marches 10 Bcsss ,ab the Russian province at.
Joining Modavia geincipapy under Inc sovereign 81
Turkey. The intetisepcs may pioge trrc We shhrit,
however beware OF coucudmg fon i. iha. host it'es
are mmirent War is not he cu'y object with which
large and imposing bodies of troops are, from IL 20
time paraded BY this tht in vew Of al VI oni-
plying peghbor Surprising that the Gar abe to
adjust bis present differ ences with Turkey in o. ,ac
whether by resurg negotiations At Coast mt
nope aceep ing the reoia Of third powsr or teat.
gess he would hardly omit make signal display O his
forces, AS demonstra ion of military might IL 1 not
and selling portion OF Turkey thA deains the Russian
forces for a day IL tire Caar's doaiincDs.
Amongst all these military preparations and ru-
mors Of war there were indications of peace and in
the principal continental capitals public opinion was
decidedly favorable to an early and alnicabe settle
ment OF the dispute. From Vienna i. was state d
that the mediation or arbitration OF Austria and
Prussia was likely TO take place, whilst teiegraphc
Ingv s., f~rsa cfnf MIR pa.I
the Suan's bTotherinlaw, was about to be sent CT
special mission to st. Petersburg.
As it is abundantly evident that the demands Of
Russia upon the Porte not favored by any other
European power austria not excepted) 1t wousd
appear 70 Sc almost certain that the Gar viii not
array himself in opposition to all the other powers,
by persistence III his demands, or by war il those
demands not complied with and, therefore,
there conviction thatdiplomacy would be called
in totacilitate settlement, and that hosttes would
be unnecessary.
The latest correspondence from Constantinople is
dated the 23d ult The correspondent OF the Tunes
says -
On Saturday evening Prince Nenschiof left this place
in his specs steamer and with his immediate suite
Sunday the GRANGE Rue de pera edited ey the re-
mova Of The Russian Eagle from the large entrance gate
Of the Russian Pal I'D assembled TO wit
this ceremony and bad previously chslsed
Oh the ates He ca 1e like ION re sneaa OF like
dog The whole Embassy making preparations for
departure and 1t is expected that Russian Official viii
be left in Copstan'inople after Thursday News has
reached here that force Is pelu
centrated al Gumrub isabetopo on the Araxes and
few day march from Krs The Turks are talking seci
ousy of war, ard certainly making considerable pre-
paraions for defence. There is strong feeling
among the fauatical Mussulman population, and
some TuIcoman Chiefs from Asia Minor have A.
ready sent in the strongest professions of sympathy
to the Sultan with offers 10 raise some 100 900 regac
cavalry armed and equipped at their expense for
the defence Of Islam. There has been change ot minis
try since last letter though reports have been hume
rous to tDa eiectre 'ofts when you may piooaoy oe
furnished with By yonr continental The
northern mouth Of the Bosphorus bere put into ole
Iable state of defence, though this iporan. point has
been neglected in favor of the Dardaneiles which
large have been epdsa and which, according
the best military authorities here no feet could possibly
force.
The Sultan It is sad has shown atterly the greatest
pertn baton at the state of affairs, with symptoms Of
yielding to the demands OF Russia. Should auch an
there would be q fears of Outbreak in
the capital, since strong fanstcal feeling has bean
aroused o~ing to the late negotiations with Austria and
Russia.
In connection with the Eastern question an article
OF the very greatest Importance appeared in the Paris
Pegs, Of TIE 4th inst. The correspondent OF the
Times stated tat he had reason to know this article
was meant to convey the Emperor Louis Napoleon's
ideas, and the line Of policy which the French
government proposes to follow. The article, after
clticising with some severity tie conduct Of NJ.
Theirs in 1910, proceeds thus
Our national pride is much fatrsd dout at hearing
IL constantly sad thai tie Mediterranean is French axe
U'rtuatey he treaties Of 1916 haze changed into
droci that cap essc.t Of great man In consequence Of
these treaties the Nel'er'a is not and cds,o hence
forthte. Other than an European aud International i9ee.
is to notniair tor Ia character la, Egypt ought not to
be either English Fe.ch aud that Tarhey canct be
Russian LEI speak in good faith; could permit
England tor instance TO establish herself in the Baearc
kles IL ite.cM route 10 Algeria. Cch Is heRcefor
united 70 France IN inGiSOittle bonds: Afd c0utd Eng
land sygr tat ly making EGYPT French se should take
inds NJ Theirs threw himself silly into the lsston
Of the East in $780, He could only end in impossbity
He completely degarded the nere ts Of France in that
question. The Restoration did commit such fault and
its flag oated at Navarro side by side with that Of Russia
ard OF England. The Independence Of Greece and
settled by Europe It also the whole Europe which
interviewed settle the interests at stake between Egypt
and Turkey The day that the Eastern question loses this
European character the peace Of the world would be dis
turted for long time let this be believed and IL is not
France that would have to suffer from that attack the
equilibrium of Europe for she perhaps the most dsin
three Pc who have vital interest in the EastRus
sia England and Austria For Russia ii il the interest
of her religious IDEAS which points out 10 her the attain
Dent Of political sovereignty where she has tie peten
sion to exercise a sovereignty Of dogma and Of faith For
Austria it is the interest Of her security and of her de-
fence the Danube against the immense weight OF the
Empire Of Russia, which already presses on her Fo
England it is the interest Of the freedom and security d
her communications with India where she has i1rnenss
possessions which the of her prosperity aud
the absolute cond of her rank power of the irt
order But France has only the interest ofathat is 70 sag
the balance Of Europe and The freedom Of The France
would not be menaced ID her vital interests like Eogtud
and Austria Fussia ct CoDs'a nnopie Her exp.r,
zion towards Africa and America world not be less free
1t may even be said that she would ana IL cnunerpolae
10 the excess Of the maritime force Of Epg',nd, t&
force could oceaion urnbrasc 70 France would re
main thea what she ID, aud what she will always be-
power OF the fgst order Blu has rank OF which sf Il
proud of which she is Jealous, and which she viii
more lose for herself than she will take from others
Austria and Epeand would infably lose the Day that
the Ottoman empire became the vassai Of the Russ
emnre,
The government Of the Emperor Napoleon Ill has not
omnitted The fault of that OF ou,s Philippe. IL In
sought in the question VI the East preiext for s1
and false popuafiyap occasion for the revolutions
din Of propagsndisn. II has not isoeei France foas
Europe No II has taken firm, dgoiGed, ard cais-
petition the ground Of European rights 1t is for tnt
the government OF France nego' alest IL for that T.
would fight IL necessary--f II airy to hght
alone, but with all, and for all France caanos,
ougbt not be- alone in the question Of the Eas;.
The simple suppotion Of her isolation is so absurd
that il is impossible TO dwell on 1t for NC
ment. France is with E1gland-she is with Austr a
she Is with Prussisshe will also be, must stll
hope with Russia There between the Ave great po.
err, between her and all those Of Europe common
general interest," intimate with some OF them :
more remote for usbut Obligatory for az. II Russia,
through pride boD. cauabs Of disregaFdir
it, is It with France isolated, she ~oud have TO DO
Ought France alone TO feel for intcre more European
than, French Could she with her fine feet EGG
lard ayd Austria before these had presented Themselves
or the scene of this great contest? WoM she from NJ
extremity # III ,et separated from Russia by Germany