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


dispute deserve consideration eaeieser IHs iSs
comes 10 the conclusion that Rassis VIII not YIELD
N the reasonable conditions Of Turkey turkey must
yield 20 the unreasonable conditions OF hasa ana that
" state which Ia yet 50 nPoent az 10 require Faro
mean protection al every menace Of aggression from
without or insurrection from within, mIs' al tsa 20
90 far pes the pexaity Of rs ~eakEess az % 'ecs'ee
aid ,x,speasaM 10 ns eIixeacs on TIE teras saa 0ser
ar, 10 ts sapporters" The four Powers. Of course,
uuat oin Russia against Turkey, because Turkey il
,.n.ed 10 want their aid in order TO resist Russia
Tnrtey must pay the penalty for its weakness, in
having had recourse 30 the four great Powers she i
obliged by treaties 10 appeal to
There s no alternative Either the laws Of En-
gland have TO be exercised in their penal rgor upon
"the persons Of four traitors aberdeen, Clarendon,
"PamerstOn, and Russe), or the Car Of Russia CON-
mands the world" Such defamation as this uttered
IN The Morning. 1deeiser, BY d. Urquhsrt, good for
soothing. Who is 10 judge the four traitors Psfia-
ment. Who forms that Parliament The repfesen-
tstives Of the Stockholders the Mllocrats, and the
Arstocrats And what foreign policy Do these repre-
sentayes represent That % the pair parton et iOa-
jovrs. And who execute their IDEAS Of foreign policy
The identical four men TO be condemned BY them as
traitors according ~ the simple minded Morning NJ
rerser One thing must be evident at least that II -
the stockiobbers and the Peacemongerng Boufeeose'
represented in the Government by The Vn3aiehy WIZ
surrender Europe to Russia, and mat IN 1foeI 70 ies,s'
the eDcrOacbmeDts Of the Car we must oVo'o OF,
throw the inglOiOus Empire OF those meahcInsHg a"d
Infamous adorers Of the reGH a." -.
Immediately after the arrival Of the vienna note az
CopstaDtiBOple, the Ottoman fOrte caheo 0J'''' en
of the Redis under arms. According 10 teiegraPnc
Sispateb dated CODstaitDOpe, Sept. ., the turkish
Hinstrv had resolved after a conference held at the
house Of the Grand Vzier, 70 maintain their st note
at the hazard Of war. The enthusiasm Oi the Muss0-
man population has reached lts highest Pitch Inc
Sultan, having reviewed the Egyptian troops ana oeiog
received with deaenng acclanatlOns. vas alter the
review lifted from bis horse by the multitude and car
RED in triumph through the streets Of Stsmbnl lie
has reiterated TO the Hospodars Of Modaya and Waa-
cha his order to quiet the principseS AS the nus
alan subjects resident at CODstantln0pe nave Oeeh
eonyieted of intriguing against the Turkish Govern
mept Resebjd Pacha has given a warning TO the Rus
,isn Consul ON their behalf COnstantlnople jour
nal states that the Israelte community az CONSTANT
nile has offered 10 the Sultan million OF piastcrS III
order to contribute 20 the expenses occaoned by he
;I;torv preDaratjops of the Empire. The Smyrna Is
Yseltes are said 20 have to similar resolution
letter iu the V,enna Press informs us that several
Boyards have been arrested at Galatz because they
bad entered into a secret correspondence WIN omar
Paeha informing him cf all details WIN regard 10 the
state Of the Russian army in the PnDcipalltles A
letter of Omar Pacha has been found inviting these
Boyards 70 enlist - many foreigners as possible
Prince Menchikon had arrived at Vienna on the 1851
instant accompanied by Secretary and as the bearer
Of new manifesto of the Emperor Nicholas addressed
to the European Powers, and explaining bis reasons
for rejecting the Turkish notifications The Emperor
himself will arrive at OmGtz on the 2lst Instant,
accompanied by Count NesselrOdC and by Baron DO
heyendorG. The King of Prussia whom ne had
by the Prince de Lieeen to the OIm1H
(oplerence has refused ~ make hs appearance the
ground that, under existing circumstance such a
step on Bis part would have too much 6ctot A Rus
dian CORPS d amee 10000 strong is stationed now at
Kralowo on the frontiers Of Bulgaria. Until now
there have existed only eight army commssarlats in the
Russian Empire. regular ninth commssarat mas
lust been established at Buchapst-a sure indication
AT the 10 think eyacuatDQ the Prln-
sipalities.
On the 18th of Sept the Bank Of England raised it's
stes OF interest to 10 per cent The Money article
10 to-days Times tells ne that The measure IL re-
eardea with general satisfaction" In the same arti-
Dle however. we find il stated that At about ppm
business at the Stock Exchange was III fact almost
. wholly suspended and when the announcement was
made shortly afterward of the advance TO ~ per
cent prices declined 10 % for money and % ID to
IA for the 18th of Oct. A general opinion pre-.
vailed that if the advance had been to Instead of
~ l.2 per cent the effect the market would pos
sibly have been less unfavOrable, since the public
would then have considered the probability OF any
further action to have ceased n
the Railway market relapse occurred, after
the breaking up Of the Bank Court and prices OF all
kinds left Oh with very unsettled appearances,
The writer in The Times cOngratulates the Bank III,
sectors on their following up the policy OF the Peel
Act 81 In proportion as the circulation diminished
from the drain of gold the Directors nave asked
thus allowed the Bank Charter Act of Sir X. Peel
that ne, course by which alone its soundness be
demonstrated and which was prevented by the In
f.t,.tod proceedings of the Directors in lS47 Now
have shown in a former letter that the iniatua-
ion of the Directors in 1919 consisted precisely IN
heir close adherence TO the Peel Act tne Tree
sourser of which had TO be Interrupted by Govern
ment in order to save the Banking Department from
The necessity of stopping payment. We reSd 10 f"e
Giote: I
ueed our present prosperity will continue to operate IN
H. sano poporon Unhealthy results have already ap
reared in Manchester where some of the largest firms
ave been compelled to limit their amount OF production
All departments Of the Stock Exchange con
tin in u very depressed state. The Railway market Is
10 tbe Continent continues and nearly half million of
money goes TO ST. Petersburg in day or two by
steamer &c.,. One object Of it, the Bank - husband
inc IL Of specie probably desire 10 ASSIST the
CbanoeIor fthe Exchequer with the seven or eight NIL
lions ch he will require 60 pay of the South Sea pck
holders and other dissentients.
IN, Morning Pos, of the 18th inst reports from Man
chester; N ,.
II ali dscptions Of manufactures are barely supported
M ab.pce of demand from almost every foreign market
and the anticipated money pressure al me, nave
mainly contributed to state OF things winch Is most
sromsous wher conrased with the accounts II prosper
ity generally current ,,,
ms article on the collecting elements OF the approach
ine crisis in the following terms
"We warn the commercial world that we are 81
"a h;eh care and steady consideration emnently
ouisite in the epion and conduct of enterprise. Oar
ia position besides is which in our view IS ial
az aanges even more serious and more difficult OF avoid
ance than our commercial -, -,
Mornirg Post il follows that while the demand is de-
snug on the one hand, the supply on the other has
heen ovarione Manufacturers will attempt 10 cover