The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-21
.hort Of roticnl ruarantee vim .acn Cor te nnrnose

short of political guarantee win suffice for the purpose
The orniol SUPP osng that method t. be ultimately en-
tcrtsncd, Is that equal should I've rated III
fsnce and Engla I'd, the subscribers in each country
having tie security o. pledge from thef respec.iv,
governments for the enforcement OF tleir claims. ~
sidh'irQ ~ sttfes . OFT Ct fhe question, AM y ~
1.Cter L 3tnde5taen ~ al u H. to0 20 eraua.1
shosd ea'g :. rith decrmiRton fosgfore apoa Ltr
TEFcfud CrsfaTss ~ the 05fsdti0ns iilg rcd II ta4
ability 10 do his cannot he counted upon then Z ~ og
cquely impossible 70 suppose thet SIZE tc relel On
III re Ja.Ilms7tq any " ne dnN7eg ~ ne toGA e
tli} tr position = ultiasley q te d.fpeR Gad i ste
u useiss 70 fgh M tskaC Under these crenmstan-
c. i 10 be hoped that further private proposals.
viii IL introduced 10 disturb The monoy tet uai j.
VII T. very sats'fctoy i should prove that the sui
ten stl has financial 70 which he turn anu
which may hc Ls duty - exhaust before he be
titled 70 appeal for advances q lis allies.
THE NEW PROPOSITION oF'THE CAR.
Beilin Correspondence april - OF the LONDON N,wsl
Before saying ABOUT proposition viii quote
from the hreng eiunQ, Journal web entitled 10 pek
with authority when Tic movements of Russian d. 1lo.
mscy the theme tie language which describes tae
new Propositions
In The mes afe brought by the Duke George Of Meek.
leuburg the Emperor OF Russia offers to make peace,
and the Prncpaes provided that the rights
which the Chrisan subjects Of the Porte receive
teed by treaty and that the fleets OF England AMI France
leave the Black sea and the Bosphorus The guaran-
teeing Of thsse rights Of the Christian subjects Of
Pore would be practically that which Russia asked from
the FIRST let this guarantee be given by England
and the Porte and Russia declares that she will be ready
to regulate the rest by negotiation at congress to be
held, say ~ Eerin.
There to doubt the substantial accuracy
OF this statement made by the organ of the Russian party
in Berlin, but its value only be rightly estimated il
the special circumstances under which the offer is made
considered This apparent advance of the Gar Is not
spontaneous movement The message in question is
reply TO the autograI hc note OF the King of Prussia
which carried 10 St. Petersburg by General Lind.
HEINZ officer high in the confidence Of his sovereign.
That letter, told, " supreme effort OF conc
nation'thc last appeal or anxious royal brother
Moreover, the offer made at n moment when it was
notorious that Prussia pressed by Austria TO sigma
treat, for facilitating military action between
The two principal German Powers, and for fixing the
dtions upen which Austria should be empowered 10
mon Prussia and thc rest Of Germany against Russia
Prussia evade the demand in order to gain time to
10 ST. Petersburg, and declined to conclude the treaty
with Austria until the result OF General Lindhems
sage should be known
These the circumstances under which Russia pro-
pores terms Of peace and regarding them together
with the ussubstsnsl nature of the latter il certainly
looks II the court OF Prussia much in want of pre-
text for evsdng its duty to Europe had sent for TO
St Petersburg and had succeeded know what may
they considered made much for the purpose
OF promoting peace, as for furnishing sHecious instance
OF the CHars moderation" with which to strike the
Imagination OF the servc courts Of Germany No sin
csreIrends Of European order believe that England and
France viii be diverted from their great mission and by
accepting the Cars terms allow the Eastern question
to weigh Europe Tor The next it has done for the
last quarter of century. or IL is too much to
expect that certain notorious organs of the press will al
low the opportu atty of gung their great patron to go
unmprovcd. The stock iobbers too, will before,
obtusenesa of wit which Is not theirs aud affect
TO believe in tie concatory intentions of the Gar
long it suits their purpose IT, however, am not mis-
takeu neither the professions OF the Gar the tid
optimism Of Vienna and Berlin will mislead them this
TO throw away rl their prepare lions saddle Turkey
and England Ill the old treaties with Russia, leave
the Black Sea Russian lake, aud the Car michevous