The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
OPINIONS IN ENGLAND.
THE MISSION OP COUNT ORLoyY-rHl ANswxR OF
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

From the Tendon Times, Jan %
whatever snswe. nay be returned By Englani and
Franc" 10 tie last Communication OF the Russian
men 1t IL satisfactory TO kpos that the language Of ths
c.bip,r Of -ordon and Paris will be iestcAy rhs same
There is In Act distinction 70 be draw bstwsen the
position of the two ccuaties We have sent nssts
together 10 follow snd oefend . certain lima Of policy
the Black Sea The ipsinstion veyed TO the Russian
government OF this our jsiD: in ntion Announoe 70
the Ministers o. The Emperor In the form and At hs
same time TIE 'ins1iA' and evS.ive reply which Ras
siA appears to have given to that inmation has also
betn Communicated in the sams terms IN London and
In Paris and in tho same rrns abe two COVE -pmsnss
viii, No doubt agree to svow and uphold the resolu
ton the, have taken This sgreemsat essential
part OF ths system to whish both sides anx
ous to adhere and, al housh the result may be that
some .light delay wild occur before Baron Bruno~s
curiosity be satisfied yet In taking this important
step it is dssrabls that the joint action Of the csbi
BETS should be strictly preserved The Russian govern
ent has sshsd fer further explanation Of the iatsn
tons with which a,e have entered the Slack Sea.
init their undoubtsd right TO be there in posi
ton OF armed neutrality. But the future conduct Of
this demapd We cannot anticipate the terms OF that
Answer but TO ts spirit there ASprehsnd be
At, .oy progress OF events Ensana and France hs 70 no
thirg to explain for there ia nothing oandestise OBJ
seure in the act DOW under confederation They have
on the contrary everything TO avow, aad the
more precise and pu ,ic their avovsl 10 made,
The better viii IL serve the cause they have adopted
The Instructions given to the asmras snd
executed by she fleets this time OF
the allie governments. II would be etspgsnuous Aad
up~rthy OF nations pretend that their fleets
have enere the Back ssA purposes oompstsis win
strict neutrality sr even TO imFose naval ar nAics On
toe o.ii'ssrens y resrcti.:s sgas' ea:osips bo.a
the maritime Powers bad long Hnoe promised TO the Porte
their moral and maeris support In Of necessity.
The otaser OF Snope proved that without that support
the coasts OF Asia Minor Insecure, and
could BE- sent by 70 the Turkish forces
and TO convoy the necessary reiaforcsmsns ana, al
though positive attack II cootsm plated ct this
time the territories o. the Russian empire, tho
AcmiraL empo sered and directed To prevent
the maritime communications OF the Russian srssnsls
Such is the avosed policy Of the British and Freach
governments and In that policy they Will psrsevsie 9TH
out violence provocAon but also without
bssAtion or weakness Nothing Is secret netting IL
in the facts We are describing and the expressions
Nicholas and the Rus sAn cabinet be ore the
doubts which Baron Brunow has bees instrue tsd
press ceud have occurred to spy one No concsamsnt
has been prAcsed evasion resorted to- In thrss sac
ceesve forms-from London from fafis and fIoa Sebs
topol-the Emperor received the notcs IT, after this
he chooses Affect ignorance OF objsct such simp
city be more than fen We are, sherstore led
strongly to the conclusion that his only object
teen TO gain little time else to give to the rup
ture which he has prov ked turn apparently lees
favorable tc the character OF tbs original assAAnt
We lesrp A. the sams time from correspondent At
Berlin that q consit abe interest
taken by the Emperor Nicholas When hs las, sd,css
left Sc Petersburg was just thai Couot Or
lcf had hem commanded To proceed 10 Vienna sps
csi n;sop AND that this envoy would be empowered
state what terms the Russian government woald be
prepared to enter into citations for pes,e rhi. move
is evidently intended TO anticipate the effect Of ths att
mstnm addressed to tie EN- BY tee four Powers
and to shirt orcs GORE the basis Of the
faps also TO epteavor TO shake far IS possible the
union which has happily thus far eviled bst~een the
four Power. Count 0rlof Ia noblsmAn Of the highest
rank in the RusiaR empire snjovin the ndsd
tcsnce OF the Empor, aad povefa enough 10 withstand
that sovereign even In bis moments OF excitement 1t In
believed ~ those who most copversant Hi he Ia
tsrnA springs and agencies OF the Russian oouet that
trsnsactons has been moderate and pacific and that Ia
COG with noun Nssseode he has dsuas cd the
Emperor from adopting the Woes which
have en- urged from other quarters The chfe 81 st
Enrog Ertydordind 10 Tenad al this q
Ednoe Of considerable mteres; and might be REGARDED
srtrci,g ls ind,spoos The part Of Rsid treat than
attributed 10 hr saort ne ago Bat this mission
continuation OF the evAsivs policy OF whish Baron
Brupov's last communication gave the arst sga The
time Is past however, when such sxpedeu tness
be pracussd With success or tolerated with mp1ni
the Emperor OF Russia Is dspaed 70 treat for psscs the
| by the four Powers before him IL is in his
| power BY voro to stop the ehusion o., blood, and
| be rejects thess proposals, he ssdsavors 10 amuse
us or 10 divide US By other diplomatic arttHees, he
raipaols ,iei Hoothsr n.so.t,ou another ,eiar.n.s
20 Constant pope to bs followed In all probability by no
result would waste SIX weeks more Of the yeNr aud the
month OF March would the Russian generals on the
Danube At the head u ovsrwhelmOg armies, ready 70
,ush at the crearli,y OF the Western Powers P,ase Is
offered TO the Emperor OF Russia fair aud hon arshls
terms; let him accept them II he desires psao,. II NOT
the evils OF prolonged stste Of suspense durios vii
Russia sccumuiapg all her forces for the strnsxs arc
pose OF Rnksia In enc savoring &c gain few weeks
time obvious; bat is terest aue duty op-
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and Doubt the OF the Allied Powers 20 Baron
Brunow q. KifselsG Sill &c sufficiently firm and
scseto put an end to all uncertainty on our relative
| positions.
THE PEACH AID WAR POLICY or ENGLAND.
From tn. London Tines Jan %
Now In the frst entirely deny that II Ia soley
prn cpAny, account OF any creAd that Russa
should become great maritime power, that deem 1t
expedent TO prsveat her oveunnins Euro pssn
aod possessing herse OF tbs DsrdAne and the spho
should we deem II 80 hosut ground for sorg
70 var, that BY such means could prevent her
country from rvaiDg the SOFA lAudAbs am sson
which Ia open to all the nations Of the earth Bat assia
seated In Constantinop full Of the porte ntous
dangers not 10 Eneapd only, but to Europe and indeed
" the testnies Of the whole human rsss Drawing her
strength nom the resources, not OF sivsatioo, bat OF
barbarian possessing among her higher classes ust
much knowledge Of European arts and oivihsation
sscs.esry TO destroy them, and In her lover
oraers . state Of iGnoraaoe dense, and OF opin
IONS 20 degraded, ~ 10 and In single man their
svsvsr, their sovereign and almost their God,
ms RATION peculiarly calculated 10 dsbase vhasver II
corquers and to demosh civilization, which II moi
her appreciate nor receive Manchester may view eth