New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

the receipt Of this note Turkey is sad 70 have shown
disposition 70 yed although With regret 70 thst one
point relating 70 the dzissou Of ministers particularly
II FuAd EEend. the S0lrsns br0thsr-iRaE. who has
actually been replaced By r fat Psshs partisan of
Russia The Porte however. refused 20 sckn0E leiEe
the Independence # Montenegro. Il Eas then that
Prince Menchi kof without previously paying "a asaa
compliments % TIE Minister Of foreign s1alr presented
himself n the DiTan. - the neglect q 81 diplomatic
forms and iuti1nated IN buy in- uauer % that BODY %
subscribe 70 biz demands II conseqlsnce # tls d.
nsDd the Porte invoked the prctecol II Elg and ADD
'Franee
In ancient Greece an orator who -as pad % rsnaIa
silent. vas SAID % have OF or ms iozgsf ~ o.
~ Il remarked. sver CON imported from II p
With regard % IT, Tfr1cs msy ssy that durn- ne
whole period Il the revived Eastern Question 2 hsd
also an or on ia tongue If Bf for remaining ,enf AZ
least for speaking. A. first ths Ingenious paper d.
Tended the Austrian Intervention IN N01ie1ero % iae
plea Of Christianity. But Afterwards. Uhea RlssA m
terfered. Il dropped tbs arEmen' siainS taat ne
whole question quarrel t--tVeen the rrrek and
Roman Churches utterly Indifferent 20 The SUBJECTS
of the Established Church Of England Then II
dzet On The importance 81 the Turkish commerce
for Great Britain nferrng from that very lmporAoce
that Great Britain could bat Tan by exchanging arAsa
Free-T ade for Russian prohibition and Austrian pro
lection II next labored prove that ERGand vas de-
pendent for her I'D upon Russia and must Therefore
iOW IN silence f. the gegaphica. ideas of IN CEar \
GRACIOUS compliment this - The commercial system eX-
4
TIA; 70 mitigate Enzland dependence on Russia TIE
Black Sea had 20 become q Russian lake. and the
Danube Russian river. Then. driven from these
uutenshie positions fell back the general statement
that the Turkish Empire Vss hoPeiessy taing 70 pe'
"A conclusive prof fhs 70 the opinion 90 Ia> Inns.
that Russia presently must h+csme the executor and
heir of that Empire Anon. To Ttmss wanted 70 sub
ject the inhabitants q Turkey % the pure sEay and
civizng influence % Russia and Austria. remembering
the old st0ry that wisdom from the last and for
ffaf To -
by Austria 10 the provinces and kingdom. Of her own
Empire was one 81 arbitrary authority and oi executive
tyranny regulated by no laws At al In conclusion
and this the strongest BIZ Of imPudence TAS if"ss
congratulate itself on the hriiancy 81 - Eastern
leaders
The whole London Press Morning Press and Evening
Press Daily Press and Weekly Press rose. as one man
against the leading journal" Tn MoraIHg Post mocks
at the Intelligence Of it, brethren Of III, TiaS' whom
il accuses Of spreading deliberately false and absurd news
The Morning HSraid calls our Hebraeo AustroRHs-
sian contemporary The DAILY Nsi-s more shortly the
BrunnoW organ lts tvin-bro'her. The Morning. CkroH
nj, heavcs AZ II the follow INC blow The journalists mo
have proposed to surrender the Turkish Empire 20 Rus
sis on thu fthe commercial emnence Of dozen
large Greek firms quite rght M claiming Tor them
selves the monopoly Of buliancy Ih1 M0raiHg I'd
rsrsrT says. The TlHcs night IN stating that
isolated In ia advocacy Of Russian Interests
II is printed in the English language But that y the
only thing English about IT, II Is. where Russia Is CON
cerucd Russian al over
There Is no doubt that the Russian bear vii not draw
IN his paws unless be- be- assured Of momentary EN-
tenie cordialc' between England and France Now
mark the following wonderful coincidence. Ca the very
day when Th Tunes Wastrng persuade my lords Aber
deem and Clarendon that the Turkish affair vas mere
squabbc between France and Russia the "rol drs
droles as Guizot used 81 cal hun VI Gnnicr De Cas-
aguac happened a. discover n the t0HsfHi0HHSf that
II was all nothing hu quarrel bet Lord ftlm~rstnn
and the Car Truly when read these papers, un-
dersfand the Greek orators with Macedonian oxen con-
their tongues. al the times when Demoth'nes iumi-
mated his Phuhppics
A. for the British aristocracy represented hy the Goa
ltiou Ministry they would il need be- sacrifice the ma
tonAl English interest. 10 their particular elias. interests
and Permit the consolidation oi juvenile drspnsm ln
the last in the hopes OF finding support Tor their vale
tudnaran oCarchy iu the West Is 10 LOUIS Napoleon
be- Is hcsiiAiug Al his predictions are on the side oi
the Autocrat whose stem 81 governing b. has intro
duccd into Frauceand all his aut pathes against Ing
land. hose parliamentary system De- has destroyed
there Bcsdes IL be- permits the Cars Pundrung 10
the last the lar Val perhaps permit him % plumber
m the West On the other hand he j.. quite sure Of
the feelings Of the Holy Alliance with regard o. the
"paryenu han Accordingly be- observes an ambigu-
ous policy striving to dupe the great powers Oi Europe
AZ be- dup, the parliamentary parties ot the French Ma
tional Assembly While fuicrnizng o.teuiatiously with
the English ambassador ior Turkey Lord >trs't'u de-
Redclfe no. simultaneously cAulcs the Russian Princess
de cytn with the most fatt,r promises. and sends
g. the court oi the Sultan VI De la Cour warm adFo-
cate of an Ausr French alliance 10 couiradl,tmrton "a
an Anglo French one he orders the louou heri
Ia sa to the Grccan waters and then announces the
da, aitervad n the NOHfear that this bad been done
without au, prev ious coumuncatonWlth England While
BE- orders one Of hs organs. the Pays 90 treat the
Eastern question most important % France De- a.
lows the statement Of his other organ the t0RsHOa
Hsl that Russian Austrian AMI English interests are ~
stake m tins question bat that France has ony very
remote interest in IT, and b. therefore IN wholly lndr
pendent position Which viii outbd the other Russia or
England that }, the question with him. KARI MAXI.