New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
Correspondence Of The y. Y InbuDe.
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GREAT BRITAIN
Correspondence Of The n Tribune.
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept 20 1853
The intermnabe Oriental question has entered on
new phass. England and France while always sssum-
ing that il is the independence ct Turkey which they
ale 10 preserve, now give practical proc! OF what
they understand by that phrase Seeing that Ressa
threatened and is most likely to be defeated in of
war with Turkey they have sent eouriers straight 10
the camp Of Omar Paehd with the order not TO attack
tie Russians there is yet hope 81 arrangement 10
is to be hoped Omar Pasha will re2ly that he receives
his orders from COnsantinople aud not from London
and Paris At the same time, the Four Powers recon-
mend most earnestly the acceptance of the Vienna
Note, pure aad simple" to the Sultan, and offer the
assistance of the feet such an act after the rst NJ
us al of the Porte to Weld should create outbreak
either in the capital or in the army. England and
France quite ready to fight the Turks but not 10
assist the Porte against Russia. street fight % Ia
December y would delight their hearts, and the Car
would of course be grateful for such a mediation
which might disorganize forever the Turkish Empire
and destroy the confidence of the Turks in their own
GoyeInn ent. Lord Aberdeen and Lord PalmorstOn
have after all trumphed Lord Clarendon's seru
ps of conscience and the Sultan is not exactly forced
by the combined feet to accept the Note, which has
b, en- avn up in Vienna BY the power which, in case
of war; surely 10 side with Russia, but he is RECON-
Mt ndod to do it, even at the risk OF an outbreak
Really, the friendship of England and France is as ds-
asilOus as their enmty The last news from St Pc
Morning Adrerser, which, among all the English pa
pers most energetca takes the part ofTurkey in the
following way
The Emperor of Russahas sent forth a memorandum,
addressed to the European Powers but especially
those whose representatives framed the propositions OF the
Vienna Conference The leading features of this mani
festo teegraphed to the Foreign Office this after
noon and have il in my power tolay them before your
readers The MuscOvite manifesto il unlike it, predeces
sor in this respect; the Gar has abandoned the King
Cambyses yein and has assumed the injured innocence
st, His Maestys memorandum IL drawn dams Les
treS les plus c0RreRabes, M me faheHTs pour kS pats
medidtrices compliments are showered upon En-
gland Prussia, Austria and on the French Emperor OF
whom the Car has hitherto spoken in terms Of the most
inefable contempt The Car condescends 10 enter
into explanations respecting hs refusal TO accept the mod
ca to the proportions Of the Vienna Conference sent
for his refu al these explanations master piece Of
special pleading like all documen which emerge from the
usiah Chancelere but they voluminous than
luminous This the first point Secondly, the Car re
eraies his readiness 10 accp, the propositions Of the vi
Conference such they forwarded TO him NJ
81 Petersburg some i've weeks past and Last but not
least his Majesty makes solemn declaration not 20 CON
hOsiities and maintains that he has ssned post
orders Prince Gorchaoh In the event Of his beag
attacked to confine his operations 20 system Of de
ieB,e
Prince ChernicheG has arrived at Vienna, bat not in
the style OF McnchikoG the bully Of Consantinople
W present Envoy peaceful and tame in the last
manifesto Of which the Prince is the bearer, the En-
pcror waits patiently while in the former His Maes
~ talked Of marching boldly onward for God and the
&" faiih True the situation is changed for Turkey
which had been taken unawares, IL now well armed
she occupies a respectable position. aud the Greek
revolt which had been prepared has not broken OUT
Notwithstanding all the efforts which had been made
for the purpose Prince Menchik3f It IL sat, will
proceed 10 Pars, thence to return t. the head
quarters in Wailacha.
lien ain, the Fa're the scntOiicial paper OF
Louis Nsfoleon. Informs the world that the Ambas
sador. at Vienna had reissembed and had drawn mp
a note such a, VIII he acceptable 80 Russia and
Iurhc1. 10 this new proiec. NJ IeycndOrh bad
guarant ed The signature q! his master mo mention
90 Of NcuchhoG) and IL had been sent OF with all
-peed 10 CoH,fantinople. The PRONUNCIATION OF this
news nged the hopes of the money! obbers, and The
e bulls tTampcd the bears toward the clOse OF the
" Bourse Vet il seems that the action Of the Wen
~. Paris and London d.plomatsts is at lat 20 BE-
checked by an expression o. The opinion Of the In
aHsb ucoplc Their patience las been ont.
Tiey have Ong enough remained silent but n yester-
dave Noraiag Chronicle roc m invitation OF the
reope Of stafford 70 David Erquhart the great cham
pon OF Turkey 70 attend meeting in order that the
iee linqs OF Old England should az Inst ind an EXPIRES
ion Ko.suth il % be- invited and al the town is IN
On electrical state q feeling ia regard 10 81 matef
] here ID 10 doubt whatever THAI this hrst meeting
VIII soon BE- followed b. similar outbursts Of ndigna
ZION in every Gtv Of England On the other hand,
cunt Alexander Men .doTf the cousin OF the Queen
sad OF Prince Albert, Colonel ia the service Of Aus
trs, is again az Baincrsl staying with the Queen
after having lately paid Wit 80 a. Petersburg
Tomorrow the FL pervr Of Russia Is 70 meet he
frst gassal tLe Emperor OF Austria, at Olmdtz. The
Kngof Prussia j. likewise expected al t0at fortress
where La Fayctte Wa detained long after having
been kidnapped BY the Austrians IL u more than
probable that tho policy OF Austria viii here be de-
cded Francis Joseph viii get his Instructions about
ihe post gned him bY the Car in the drama OF the
East. which is the eve Of being performed do
not know how fsr tie French Emperor has been won
BY Ru.sisnkiiplomacy, but ioais Napoleon ms
now lot Il yearning for glory and oregn ag2randze-
ert the cora question ab-orbs M attention and III.
his mind with s9omy forebodiDgs The dearth - most
erious Tor hin The pOfatoes are beginning % rot ~
France tie odipm Is destroying the vine, aod famine
. scaresly 20 be avoided
A. the corn question IS OF 5sme importance for the
United states hasten 20 INFORM Won thai IN Prussia
and N Hungry those two granares Cf Central En-
rc De- the harvest prove hss than ne average yield
I'd hat the Of the EwO countries will only suffice
for ioIce consumption leaving nothing for expectation
Frgand Belemn, France. Greece, Italy half q Ger
many. and grea, portion of the Austrian Empire,
must mport 'esm The export from M0ldaYis ant
Hs.--eAis ss- See"ae Besry 'mpo@sbie by the arib-
csi ele.e Q. tie mOetss ct tae Danube, % aas aeea