New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21


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,NotaSYh,
,>st ~, ,ssuld icni rslmere'ou prevent The Rus
,f..s a,r, oe,vwre Coossnvwrle' II h' had
ueu,sl, tcAcd pe Temporary occupation OF tho
pstAi,A ,sNsl 4, ,le Wrces OF Russia. ii was hc'
v, sn.e ae Asd sus ,sste,so - a. Aeasr sH3 ged
~s1al q Hsss,4 Tho Russsn Govcrumcnt in grant
.ttsfs 90 tNe Sutsp. Nad pledged is honor, aud in
nNs plc5sc he tvr. scd tAc most 'mric'' confidence
wa tlc ssu,c ceuad,ncc he had relied upon Russia
Ye. ssclsllrs the Polish Consultation aa1 Nationality
Nesrwhlc TIC Gar had abolished both by tho Organic
Saiw.c 81 lSS,--Np, tie most Implicit confidence OF
lie reslo loyd rcnaiuCd mistaken. No, his is the
hut il nature has developed his protdhcrancc Of con
edcrcc 10 anomalous Dimensions 50 inaccessible. in
tcsrsl understandable, inexPugnable imPershabe, III
..lsulslc. ipcou measurable. irremediable add I'M
cisrsssllc 50 hourdCcs dauntless matchcss, is his
ecsiluce. tlai even on March u, 1884. after the
,featr cf Vukiar SAclessi lad become fat Gcco@ph
hc ccs o. declaring that in their confidence Minister'S
..wcre lo, deceived Beside the security he pos
scsstd IN the honor aud good faith of Russia, he had
srcltr security lin the doubt that any intention TO
~rsrt,t,n hat EmpireI the Ottoman Empire) at all
"crtcred into the policy o. tho Russian Government
Ccltsh. Russia has never desired 10 partition that
In pire. hut TO keep the whole of Il Ho had another
securi,, in the other doubt whether it enters into the
ycicy Of Russia at present TO accomplish the object,
ard third security in another 4" doubt whether
the Russian nation would be prepared to see that
trsnserence of power of residence AMI authority to
the Southern Provinces which would be the neces
"ssry consequence Of the conquest by Russia of Con-
sianiiroplo'
The contents Of the treaty of Unkiar Skelessi were
published by the journals of London on Augusr2l 1888
On August "a Lord Pamerston Intercepted by
Sir Robert 1rglis in the House Of Commons whether
there Lad really been concluded \ treaty offensive
and defensive between Russia and Turkey" Sir
Robert Irclis hoped that the noble lord would be
prepared before the Propagation Of Parliament
to Jay before the House, not only the treaty that
had beer made. but all communications connected
with the formation of those treaties between Turkey
and Russia" The noble lord answered that when
they were sure that such treaty as that alluded to
really did exist and when they were in possession OF
that treaty il would then be for them TO determine
what the of policy they ought TO pursue,
and it could lie blame to him. when the newspapers
were sometime, beforehand with the Government"
Seven months afterwards, he averred that '' it was
perfectly impossible that the treaty of Unkiar !
skelessi, which not ratified at Constantinoqle
until the month of September should have been Off
eialy known 10 him in August"
Nov We. the noble lord really not in August that
such treaty really existed Was he at that time
rot get in possession Of that treaty At later epoch
in March 1850 he himself stated that /" the British
Co7err11eut was surprised to find that when the Rus
ssn troops quilted the Bosphorus they carried that
treaty with them" This proved that he was in pos
ssfson Of the treaty before it had been concluded.
no soOner" tsid Kr. Anstey, in a speech in l5i5,
lad the Porte received it than the treaty
LoFe Htl prayer -or cur protection against ibra-
liz. Fs.ls aI6 against Nicholas The application was
artiected. But that was lot all With an atrOciOus
"relfdiouae,f. tie fact was made known TO the
RUsian Minister Ee1t day, the very copy Of the
trs.;y Which tie Porte lid lodged with The British
aL.isssy va rsturDed 70 tie Porte by the Russian
@EEbt,t.ccr VITO ironically advised the Porte TO
eittse Letier another iiEe. its cOuhdants.'
4. a. us rot.s yi,eount cared for be had OBJ
and 5ssinr IN niegrogsted with r.spect 70 the
rs,fy Il Irtisr elsss,i On Angus. u, )>3 Parlia-
ue.t vts yGo;eYpe1 ~ Augass y, receiving from the
tLso1e 1e eoDsoi1t0ry assHfsbcs that the bOsttes
antnh tas G.rtsbschs psses q JuTkey. had been
iesn.1..t4d. al i4ey Nib; ts sssafeG taa' the
KnYs ,asspisDn SVsn BE- carefully dirsetsd
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