New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
Prospect of War.


| Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
LONDON Fuday July /, 1855.
Since wrote my last letter, il has become more evil
dent thai the Emperor Of Russia hes really intention
10 keep al peace be insists in bis last communication
the Porte, that the Satan should sign the note pro
posed by Prince MencAkoh without single ali era. .on.
il not the substance of the demand which he uirps.
but the form What he is anxious for is no, tnit the
privileges of the different Christian Churches and
pecaly of the Greek Church. should De- conicnsd-tho
Sultan has done this in the meantime by TIE advice al
European dipl0matss-tLc great point Is chat tle
Christians of Turkey should ALWAYS bee reminded thdt
this confirmation is due to the Interference of the Car
This is OF course with the view OF tte future aggraliZr
mot Of the Russian Empire This ain the oar has
never lost s h Of ctherwbcn the Danish succession vas
settled the Sth OF May ~ and the Off nulrk
vas evtuuly after the extinction of three lines Liven
up Russian PIreuT i'm Do alng with Turkey a. winch
lie always ha al eye 10 OF aiming seaport ~ the Aid
attic English Diplomacy and che Exchange AMI II lute
Bourse, are entirely s.uPhed at such conduct Una.
wow they had always considered the car the great
chan pon OF peace ordcf and society,". thai Is - say Of
rise in the quotations of SocAs and they GoDt conceive
low il should be possible that al Lis pacific dc,Iai.us
aud rroes atlons of good faith all al. interest lItss
though GOO often repeated b. sincerely trusted. tpul
he only prcteN covering sinister des ms OF a-,rtn-
dizcnent II is sad that Lords Aberdeen and Carna
con now furious al Tie RusSan policy. by which
they have been deceived and thy aye ready to supplr
Turkey with might and energy AMI not by dipD nl-ic
Interference alone As the RI slams have yet crossed
tie frontiers all aucipati0ns Of a cement haze uDt
vet disappeared though The chaucc. OF peace really
very small. But YOU may be satisfied th4t. though tn'
n,gOraons OF an arrangement sill 0e agtn resumed As
the Prncipaites are occupied and though they
VIII last all the autumn and winter they will be broken
Oh in the spring, and Russia viii move onward In the
mcauv hie he has three objects Ia view. irst, f. t
The Porte into financial difficulties. by IAe necessities ~
&c amy and the expenses Of defense l.n to n,-s
outbreaks in Serya Moutcue go, in th le5anou. AMI
wherever Hus gold and promises w. be ptcd AMI
lastly e. sever tie duon and good understanding which
for the present moment, prevails between England and
France. The Russian officers all l hich SPIRITS they
going to holy to conquer the capital % the East
C,OHe5aG tLe CITY Of the Car thy cali Constant;
Iope and to plant The The cupO.A o. Sophia
ON the other hand all Mahomeans are equally eutAIs.
aStlc The Caravan of Mecca hailed RE news Oi a1
preaching Russian war. aclnst the " inii.ls.'
Nifh religion tanatci>m Bcder kl.ni ready 20 head
tie kurdS, Add ei-Kaderthe Arabs against rho a-I.ns
If tlc C2at and this zeal which mas seized tae p1pa.
tons beth of Russia and Of Turkey makes ans arrange
meLt between the Car AMI the Sultan more I4l
more difficult. The Sultan has of course again IT.
iected the demands of Russia, ard th, Russ lls IN
order 10 stop the navigation OF Tho DtliDt aIl
prevent the export OF brcadstIis t.om tir Pru. pail.
ties have submerged boats filled with stones - tAe
mouth OF the river This measure Affects Aust ia deep
~ Yet this power is entirely sIh,rr, et tO Russia AMI
darts not protest She L4s for che moment dpu1l.-
faced policy; IN LCnd p ire Amblssaoo. is Aut.-Rls
sian and approves Of the measures auI energy OF the
Ministry; his coileaEuo m S.. Peter burg IS Aut-Eu-
h,A and thinks that the occupation of the PrHcp r.
is Lot sui Client 70 tcaZe the entrance of she tursh
and French fleets into the Straits o. lhr DI-dan lies
In ease OF war; Austria vii side with Russia.
As 20 France tie accounts vary som, say. all
from good that the Emperor eager % nl an
occasion e. revenge himself On Russia aud Austria r
the supefc.ous way In which De has been treated b.
Nem while Others think tla. after all Dee Is DESTROYS of
maintaining peace. The truth is, that Napoleon III.
does not utter bis views Tie remains silent white his
Ministry discuss the questions and the most iuueu-
tal of them. Hsrsi-uy and Foud take opposite views
oi tie While Pcrsigny wishes 20 70 war Foli
has no stronger desire tbln 10 remain IN peace.
The CREST Indian debate Yesterday closed and the
bill read for the second tme leaving the Ministry
and The Fast India Conpsy ID considerable majority.
as lrcIy members though dissatisfied wiki the saa04
measure of Sir Cl7-les Wool would uoj diyl against
the Minister'S and give chance for Jhe Prot-coasts -
come into tie Government. The speech o.. Nacsulay
must have surprise You. twas 50 entirely rhetorical an
uusatesuaulike, dwelling more on he Importance OF me
literary hcuoIs am degrees Of tlt tu,er>t-s tnal
lros People think tha- be hsd prepared the principal
part of The speech Tor the Oxford les wal where the de-
ce o Doctor was conferred upon him and many others
But there be- was prevented rom delivering his lecina-
to-thereore he fred il OF in the House OF Comm MS,
in connection with Indian matters Cobdens speech
one Of the best hut Tie Times has gar5led it AMI lef
ouC the most graphic part. where he described
the real cause ofthe Burmese war According even to
the CsIbed account in the Blue Book Commodore
Lambert went the Governor of RangOon in order 10
settle the dispute between the East lnd4 Company and
the Burmese Empire, which arose from an English claa
OF damages 20 the amount Of E450. The Governor
favorable 10 the arrangement. bur the English Connie
dore waited upon him al > oclO,k = NJ when the Gov
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