New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

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tbs most famous soveregns ~ho have sought immortality
by urrrovoked conquest and ephemeral glory WIN a
view 10 the Of this policy 4 desirable rnas me
rmo.t forlea shord be manifested toward turkey
Inst ary demands which the great Powers q" Europe may
have TO make should be made matter II friendly neoso
rather than a peremptory demand that inna,y an.
as po,sibe be avoided that differences with respect to
matters affecting Turkey, within the competence OF the
sublime Porte should be decided afer mutual concert oe
tween the Great Powers. and not be tprced upon 'ne
weakress Of the Turkish Government 10 these cautions
her Majesty Government wish 10 add that IN helr ve"
II Is essential that the Sultan should be advised TO treat
his Christian subject. in conformity with the principles OF
gently and religious freedom which prevail generally
among the eng hieped nations If Europe The more the
Turkish Government adopts the rules OF impartial law
ard equal administration the less will the emperor oil
Russia find necessary apply that exceptional pfotec-
ton which his imperial Majesty has found go burdenone
and uconvenent though no doubt prescribed by duty
ard cored by treaty You may reed this dpatch 10
Count Nes.ercde and If It is desired you may yourself
rlace copy Of in the hands Of the Emperor la that
case you viii accompany iis presena'ion with those a.
surances Of friendship and conddhce on the par; OF her
Msiesy the Queen which the conduct OF bis Imperial Ma
iesiy as 40 sure 20 inspire. | am sc. j. kUssELL
am obliged postpone the conclusion OF this anal
,sis 10 nv next letter Before concluding, however
will give you, in addition to previous communications,
the most recent news have obtained, from source
rot otherwise accessible 70 the public regarding the
attitude and plans OF Prussia
When the conflict betwet Russia on the one hand aud
the Apro-French Alliance fhe other already reached
certain climax The Emperor Nicholas dispatched an au
toerapb letter to his brother in law at Berlin in which
be stated Il at though England and France might do
him some damage At ses be feared nothing from them
Oh land having 10000 soldiers ready TO take the field
al the eDd Of April OF these he would place 100000
at the disposition Of Frederic William If the latter en-
Gagged himself TO march on Paris aud dethrone Lons
NAPOLEON The imbece king much taken in
By this proposition that MaAeufd required three days
discussion to dssuade him from taking the pledge. SO
much Tor the Ming.
As 10 Her Ton MaR,cufd himself, the great char
scter of whom the Prussian middle classes are so
proud, tire whole man lies open in nutshell, in
lis secret instructions sent TO Mr.. Bunsen his En-
bassador at London at the period as The above
Russian letter was received, and which came into my
possession through certainly different than
that by which Mr.. Bupseu possessed himself of my
private letters The contents Of these Instructions,
betrsyirg in the arrogant ambiguity Of their style at
once the schOolmaster and the drill sergeant, are
nearly as follows Look sharp whence the wind
blows. If You observe that England is lie earnest
"allance with France and determined to push on the
"war take your stand on the integrity and indepen-
dence of Turkey Ii you observe her wayering
in policy ard disrcned to war, out with your lance
land break it cbeerfuy for the honor and character
" of the king 10y master and YOURS"
Ia the sutocIat wrong then in treating Prussia as
non-entiJ hiRL MARX.
The English Government only awaiting the arrival
of The messenger With tie Cars refusal SO rs the
official refusal corpfs hand the will be
made 10 both Houses Of Parliament and will be for
maly declared.
lis stated the authority OF the Paris Correspondent Of
The London Morning CLroho, ths, the Geographic an
nounceuent Of The Glars refuss-in terms short dry
and osdsniu!- was received By the French Government
via Berlin 18th and that the English Minister
was made oquainod with the he dispatched eour
Ter BIZ way of the Prussan ports OF the Baltic to Admiral
Napier in order that be may be prepared TO &c; upon his
instructions
Cotton al Liverpool depressed; Bresdsuis again lover
From Vienna under date Sunday evening 18TH the fol
lowing is telegrlIhed
"A Eussian couIi.r who arrived here the 10th
brought espaches the eject hat Russia will positively
refuse 10 evacuse the Princpaies Something of ex-
IRENE importance was prob-by settled the day before yes
terdey between this Govtinmen Ausran and Prussia
a meInbor Of the PrussiBn embassy Oderb rg by
srecial train this after conference between Count
BIOL and the Pussian Minister 1t is stated from Berlin,
l.rb that the Gar had replied The PROPOSAL Of the
Western Powers does require ave cons:dera
lion Is rctined''
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