New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29

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'" .n shrsvl poliii ans loos'd Tor w. however
-, "A s,r the pre.psc cf speedy s"''''n' ~ rt'h
So =. A.,. roi,r- t'rocfly hesfior On the question
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.--.,,.- o., The Government the Turkish Question
yr,u The Lord,n TINE, jay A.
,,,h.s M o., On a. the STAT -'uef published, among
,usisuss e Hsug rnm'r' Of o." Az ny one ~ our
s,.,rs-s,i.s o. iap effect that TO- Austrian Govern
g, -. rsoc,oc O. rrru.N m Turkish pr'vin - Il
S.n,. a, : rtis std the report hR- be-n enHr-y and
r,.sc,,.iiv @ nrsdic',d nv Her iss's's Mini-t-rs
s,ssh there Va, NJ ground eh ,'ev~r for this
- h.vcra ,he fat that AuNris had ordered BODY Of
Sefs ma &, be- conf,urafer und'r General hlck At
l-the fortress witch she psse,-es nearest 70
asIN,Asi irosn,fthe si,ion of the sbnet o. Vls1us
= N. rrs,tnt cowl sied st,ts of Eastern al irs il
s ~ the o,, elements ot tons question and
afrsfet demand 'ur srpars'" Sno sfe'v' con id-ra
80 NJ EVENT.. Indeed could more fully have damon
,r.,a n sn those whch have recently oc 'ursd, the
Ss.r,sl uiporf-gCe e the l~ri 90 Emor- to the Do ~
"a hslsn and g~n.rs tranquility of Europe, and We
xsr,pe q sihfm That these 'rurrences could never
tsye taken piace. 10 Au-tria had retained Der high
trsiiios and sdh.r,d 90 her traditional policy T1s con
,rsu 81 lsfs atd 'he struggle of 40 paced her IN o
son Of dependence on hsr powerful northern ally of
,A;oh n, weight was never f-it ii ~ the
sre her sncabe relations with ih- OTTO nan Empire we're
Asurheo with the ga sti0n Of the iiuogartG refugees
xho found sn asylum uudrr the guns Of Nddn. The III
,S,isi err-.i n ,i - urr Ps-hsAgsint Montenegro
Allowed hv q ms-i n and the demands Of Count @iun
IN whoc cs- WIS 40 cncur7f r.nhi 20 me 81 moe
s.cousrr hi. q actions at Prince Nl-chikOu And ~
as ver, r,su f when II &C. B-uck has J1.t arrived a
cers,Na'inope in The character OF r. ie@nsser anoth-
lvl h. ~. p c..urred q smyrna Ia ~tci one ~
A. ofc.rs of IA Austrian hrs of FT has lost ms he 10
ops,onencv f an uuwsuaniahls attempt to carry Oh
An h. i,it territory Hang r ~ ug i've wh) hsi
s,urueS o. Europe from the tu'et states with Al
.trf u
~ess.d 80 conn-ss which bad sprung up between
he Tursi.h snd Al-tii.n Governments Rd'sia has
,,k.p advantage II H. aud the question nov 80 invOlvet
a, shnd IN rt-rs come to lies. II is by means
re., h course tn Cabinet OF Ni-uua sill pursue. Vt
there il 10 sac In Europe 50 nearly and DIRE ny At-crd
"a Austria by il- OF Russia o. the Dtu1be. Al
80, the lower parts ~ ths RIVER AMI ~ rnpu
ali he world frd. {, i's cot 70 great exen N me keep
ms Of Russia The religious psiroI age which Coaut
Nssselrods c,ns fr the Russian Church IS just as tpP
oshe 70 rhe subjects Of Autra pro'essng the Greek
faith As il the subjects Of The Otom m Empire rcln
Austria be ignorant that DUNG the camptgn OF 1912 the
Russian army and is leaders dd al tuat vas p"ssiDle 20
iprrsfss ih ms.lve with the nation they cams 70 subdie
and 10 hold up contempt The Empire they were sent TO
Ass.t II ass MT mere h'urisn OF language "hen
Prince Paskie siisch proclaimed al the term na1on |
a hos;iltes that Hungary lay at the feet Of the |
sCzar :" and as the countries aud races Of MEN |
Which witnessed those recent Disturbances nave ny no
recovered their nOrmsl stat OF traDquy ~n1 cVh
government M. eject of fresh contest IN ih-ir INNS
mate neg rhOOd Is naturally viewed by Austria With
intense apprehension She has htherl endeavOret 10 pre-
serve n, uirAl and independent position ard appears
have retd The last the Assurances received from
81 Petersburg bch Count Gyalsy mission 10 that Court
ment But Austria ali mud Impossible % adhere u tns
MIDDLE if the Emperor of Russia refuses 10 ac;ede
The tuggestd by herself and the other Powers OF
Europe and ubess she Is prepared 10 reuqush all indie
peDdeDce Of action, add to abandon the fundamental Prn
cples of self preservation she will resist m common with
e rect Of Europe aggression which already presses So
severely on h.r nnmed ste frontiers Whatever be
be fate Of the Ottoman Empire Au-ra of all the Po
q the Continent least endure that It should be deter
mined without her concurrence yet she is 10 nis extreme
difficulty, that, whether she 20 with Russia or against
dominon already but disafeced aud dsunsd ID the
Immediate action of ~ Enemy
Ii is not impossible that il spite If the traditional policy
Austria the me'cst she has IN The maiu'' nsnce Of
he present state of things h- Eat be might be tempted
BY the csnosncy If ~ aus hy III pro use OF
tssiou OF ter Oy ~ 81 sn's ano S"rv - ally herself To
be Empsr Nichols should prove that he Is bent 90
rroceeGg 10 hosii should the present prove
htA to tie Ottoman kmpio Bot the consequences of !
,uoh determination would be fatal 10 all that Austria
most in the Wet. and would degrade her INTO
mere satellite Of the great Norhern Empire. S1s could
n sup OF OF Germany crusade for tn-
Iropsgston Of he orthodox Greek a aud for the ex
nsion Ru,sin power fr Pru sid ud then put tirth
u and rgttiU ell inns to represent th- nat 'na interests
u the German people 70 uphold the pubc lag OF t1fope
md 10 maintsin peace ~ least wuh the Western
Powers. But she would have sill greater pe Is to
snoouiter m Italy and the nde of Francs. II th-
Court Of Vienna takes step which cnIld have the effect
converting chs dispute into general war and # Il Al
itself 20 be seduced into y win the era ions
4 Russis, either by fear by view ct Territorial
advantage 10 foressr that CA the drst symptom
serious change, Italy, oycrcitrs-d with dis ,dsr'Ju
sould explode thu fate of That couutry wout b. a
be dsposs of France snd nsland We d. deny tia.
he extraordinary abuse of authority winch Auitut has
zen guilty since her restoration 10 untsputed poVerr
see and the petty h'suhes she has continued 10 evnc7
owHd this country and an British SUBJECTS would induce
be pc, pie of Epe,u 90 regard the patton OF lts
nth feenngs dinrTeit from those winch we're excited
grns the struggle 81 s~. is evident mat support
ould be afforded 10 Austria by Ra-,i. which wound --
ble bG 10 hold her position IN y a. in'i the pol
y ot hug and aud Frguce, and against the Wl1.-
ialan people; aid any rXten-1n of tho lnJo-iN
rrioes Ia the Et,i would therefore b. followed by f
ules of far greater magnitude in the West We iuisr,
AeItoTe that for her osn safety wrli As public prn-
pt, Austria has hu olurss e. pnr,l-, VIII n Is
join Eruy wuh the Western io "a tloir r--oIti
uphold th,r co-cso action the affairs of the East,
no TO resist II ne,e-s ry, the ttenlt at ANY one Power
amt Of h Church or by tie advance OF hit arm.
ustis has In power decide qiest D. ami o
tcde Il IA favor ~ legality and peace Tue atv Of
he Russians beyond the Danube aud even their pro
2ge0 occupation of me fnuptlue,, IS mo 'ssib O.. ~
ustria supported by hug lana and France VIII hold the
u guete sm her own position and her paramount ia
'rtst tntte her 10 adopt the Emperor Nicholas nts
quit claims ben r1ttude aud personal ild l-nse
As been asrechy eA rci.ed over the Emperor Francs
etpb. But gratitude oo's not q the length If serv-
'gtcauou, ana thr sprt 81 the Emperor SHOULD
"oi from the pert OF dupe and tool IL
. ths Austrian Ctbilet iu,t understand |
language g. have been rn-rsrr' the o4s'n r.
aTee, ana entr' ~ accordalss with that of the NJ an
ne Pow rs. Russia n-s ab-say tr-d Doth ~ Vienna
% Berlin, 20 blu,t-r il'imidste On; vain; ADD
ie satisfied that 10 The four 70 which opposed 20
oSsa on ibis question convey her Ia unmi,r ,k-abe
ngusst thar they agretd IN their Cour,s OF p-1y
10 resolved AZ all hsz 60 pr-tausinns IA
soet OF ~ Pctcrsburg will he coupe ied 20 recsde Bat
TtsS, NJ lhe Emperor Niohnss stl T-s th- tntty
some and the dope dt condition OF others IT, hiaSs
car settle thus affair IS II Germany he'd existence
u GRO interest "a fle general policy of Europe. ana