Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
From the London Times, Dec. %.
Turkey Consents 10 Re.Open YegOtiatjors.

1uIhcy tUuStltS tU ht-OptH At50tldti0lS.
Ind gence has been received from
Constantinople :hat the last note of the
Vienna Conference has been accepted BY
the Porte. The propositions embodied
in that document were submitted to the
Grand Council of the Empire. discussed
at much length. and were pronounced BY
the majority of the mem ers TO be such
as might be accepted by Turkey withou,
dishonor or humiliation. 1t remains TO
be seen whatcou Russia will adopt
The same dispatch which brings news of
the Turkish acceptance of the Vienna
propositions. and that il Russia still main
tains her demands. refuses to negotiate.
and continues hostilitles as at Snope.
the Powers will, without delay, assume
"the attitude that becomes them which
can mean nothing but actual war. This
dispatch was forwarded TO Paris and Lon
don stimuli taneously.
By dispatches to the London Daily
News we have further news of the Turk
ISL decision. IIappears that meeting
of the Grand Council originally appoint
ed 10 be held on the goth. took place on
the 18th December for the discussion of
the collective note communicated to
Reschid Pacha by the Am bassadors of the
Four Powers. pursuant TO the agreement
of December 5. The collective note it
will be RENE bered. merely expressed the
regret Of the Powers at the outbreak and
continuance of the war, and invited the
Porte TO state upon what conditions i,
would be ready TO negotiate treaty Of
peace. The result of the delibera atoms
Of the 18th instant is embodied in Res
child Pacha's answer to the Ambassadors
on the following day. The Porte has ac-
cepted the advice which the Powers had
formally undertook the responsibility Of
rendering it,-that is to say. all the
recommendation embodied in the IN
structions TO Ambassadors" but hv its
resolution it has condemned one of the
bases OF the Vienna protocol. and the
very one which has been previously con-
demned by public opinion in England.
The Porte refuses TO come again under the
obligations arising out of the treaties
which Russia has first abused and then
broken; and while proclaiming that poll
cy. no less than duty, demands the mn in.
,enance. and even the extension. of the
rights with which the Sultan has a; varl-
Gus times invested his Christian subjects.
declares that driven TO defend its very
existence with the sword, the Porte will
not exist for aught less than full sover-
eighty within its own dominions. The
Porte is ready to send Plenipotentiary
To treat In some neutral city. with Min
lister similarly empowered by the Car.
Ii will adhere to its original sine qua
non of the evacuation of the Princip pail
ties, but will not renew the broken trea-
ties of Kainardji and Adranopis. 1T is
thus" says the Daily News, equally in
correc. TO say that the Porte has acce pied
Tie pIuIrU. vi acCOmnrdatlo recon-
mended By the Four Powers. since the
Powers this time recommended no such
| project, but leave it to be elaborated BY
direct. though not unassisted negotiations
or II say that the Porte has accepted The
collective note since that note merely
asks for intormatlon All that the Powers
recommended in their instruction TO the
| Ambassadors ReSchid Pacha adopts; but
the abject compliances which the publish
ed Vienna protocol shows they were pre-
pared to recommend are disposed OF in
advance
| From these terms it must be admitted
that the prospects of peace are MT very
speedy. The Sultan. by conserving TO
treat through plenipotentiary. desires
TO continue the consistency aud mndera-
ton that have aracterized his entire pro
ceedings. Should This last effort at ad-
justment fail, the Powers will be irrevo-
cably bound to give their energetic aid
to Turkey. They will have the more rea
son to do this since the detection of Per
STA and the discovery CT Russian schemes
in Eastern Asia.
| There were rumors in Constantine pie
of change in the Turkish Ministry; but
except the appointment Of ID new Captain
Pacha, it is not likely that any other
change will al present occur.