The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Asia To say truth, such things have some times bssn
heard OF In the west.

ruvs 10 tie fsss If the reply syssiEs tbs Dlvan
would yield to Rnssis ard would cut end 10 the GUAM
tiles Of the granting The dem snded
few days sf or this the Frsnoh b2sssdor for himself
aud the other three Ani1rr presented Bos 10 which
the Porte requested TO explain whether it was wAgng
swar Of conquest simply sae for the restoration OF
things to be they bsors tbs quarrel began The
Porte was furthsr requested TO state the desc cn and
extent OF ths oemands which It cons .ersi itsf
titled 10 mike Russia Tho coucus Of the note was
protest the part Of the four Powers a. anst any 40
grsndirement Of the Turhh territory 1t this expense
Russia, ard the ASSURANCE that the Emperor Nohoss
would consent to ai thu reasonable conditions OF the
Porte appears that subsequently, OF the foresu
Nipinters called separately Rsdschid PaohA All
strongly urged him TO conclude treaty peace on thu
following teTms-
Forte s5s W.. before ~. Tbs ja., as1.s Ia
kulss which ara 10 be into and dec,ed by
squaNsy IN sw-or il ethsr Words Tie validity Of ohristSs
:: hs Ss. ': 81 Tsss. ss =
E: ss in he e 10 Of
We Ave Powers And ku o.. g have no sresssr right in
If thess conditions to correctly stated il ID easy to
forssss that Russia would not assent 70 them.
Osman Pacba, the brave commander OF the Turkish
squadron at Snope hiss died Of his wounds ct SebAspo
after having suffered two amputatlons
In portap otsg has arrir ed from Persia by pr
vse letter, via Trebx nde. Il appears that tumu arose
In Tsharan In consequence Of dismissal OF two OF the
ministry At the order Of the Gar Toe oc,r In
OF troops declared that could not anewer for the
Pnblic tranquility the psopie being so highly sxaspsr
to ~ being sold to the ors thu Russians
1t Was In consequence OF this rate OF thinv that 80
schah was forced to resume iestons with the Britain
Charge, and to poetpons. not to abandon Altogether
the intention to dsmiss his Minister.
IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR OF
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
We notice the following important circula addressed
by the French government its diplomatic agents In
.ss from ''A' after tho arrival Of the
PARIS, Dss 80. 1853.
This s1rs OF the East taking too serious ,arn
circumstances impose duties the gov srome 81
Of bis In erisI aAssy to the efforts which have not
ylica.ious With which Europe lousy menaced
The QUESTION about he holy Places, either misre me-
scented ted Or had excited the :pprshsnss
ALARMS BY frank and coDplsts explanations II did ap
pear to us that In preserving ths rgnts Of ths Porte
question Of such nature might well be cleared up ct
distance from the fcsns whore it originally Our
opinion, however ihared BY Russia and Primes
Msnschkof received tbs ordsr repair CoustAnno
pie will merely ssy, that hAe really entertained
the exclusive views which imputed to us-ifths
claiming Of oar ancient aud mo had not
been sustained by much moderaton-the mission Of
that extraordinary ambassador would have be-
come the obj'ot Of conflict, which We knsw how to
The Affairs Of the sancuariss at Jerusalem we're hardly
settled and BY the adnissos OF O,uut Nsaelroas him
difficulty presented itself Prince Msnschiko demanded
guarantees for tbs maintenance OF the privileges Of the
BY any particular fact that privileges had besn
lated while the Porte, on the con rary, confirmed
jscts Animstes BY the desire to appesss ansrsnos
whieh, IL 1t concerned hand the sovereign ights
Of the Sultan touchet the other the Of Ais
naesty the Emperor Nicholas, the French government
in concert with the English, have assdaously tried ali
means 70 eonciliste the interests, at once dsn
| cate and 20 complex engaged in the affair The
Russian Cabinet have forgotten the zeal and
loyalty with which have endeavored psh this
Porte aoeede TO plan Of a snapssd
from the oonfsrsnce 1t Vienna not the only q
our failure In the course Of these various negotiations
serious events took place. Russian army had crossed
the Pruth And invaded in full two provinces tie
Ottoman empire THIS fleets Of France and England ought
the Frs.oh government h.a dssired to do It's naval
might have anchored in the astsad 81 Ooass
tnopA. However though IL tn ought necessary
tabllsh it, right it showed the more it, modsrstoa n
the stop THIS nature Of the relations Of Russia with hs
sssd peace or rather 70 O.. The subject By It's real SsrS
that The aggression the Turkish territory should nct
produce is natural oonsequsaess This change in The
dtuAhon has nesssstated new Of our Aeet
aad at the instance OF the Sultan, the Fsaoh ax has
APPEARED in the Hosphorus simultaneously With ths
However, sir, had not renounosd the hope Of "a
arrangement and, together with Austria Prussia
paoiie end New propositions. for he .uooes, Of whaS
W. shall not csase 70 employ ofo Is hAvs been id
dressed TO the Porte By tbs repre- OF the four
Powers.
Nose Of the treaties concluded vito Russia ntsrdotsd
to our men Of var tns ssngadoo Of the Black The
treaty OF ihs IL ~ July, lS4l, Ia closing of
peace the passage of the DsrAAnses aud B,spnuus
reserved TO tn. Suta he right opss them tius Of
war; anC from tbs ~hen the SaltAn
mission 10 en- er the straits the Euxins became equally
open 70 Us The motives which lad kept US TO-
kong time At ths Bay Of Bsik stopped hsets 10 the
The French sovsronsnt most anxious to manifest
It's friendly ssptmsn.S towards Russia and to rsjses
lore me Sorio the cspoAsisy upon A1gfavstsn In
actual state Of tblg. mich despits ell con.derA
could not be modn-a re French government thought
moreover after The OF recent dssp.
OF General Cas- %loljsc tn.t the Russian Cabinet sss
ned with the psssss.un ot what Bhs considered
ple6ge would tssen Any offensive p.,t In the
strugsle which she Gas unhapply commenced with
Turkey II sesmso to sufficient that thepr sssncs Of
our days in the waters o. Con Sn;iao2ls ought have
a'tsstod arm resolution TO protest chat capital
asainft suocen danger, and dii wi ii that its
pr mature appearances IN the quarters the Rus
sian territories shonld pact for provooson Toe stats
o. war rendered, doubt possibs collision bstwssa
the beihse' ents both by ses and land; bat Ws had
tated by Russis ard that her sdu,irss wouli avoid
with equal care the occaaion for a rencontre, In
AestAsinf from proceeding to aggressive Measures,
when, had ve supposed the Russian cabinet Animal
90 By oifernt sent.msIs feet would certainly
exercised mere achvs vigilsoce. The event OF saops
cir has realized al our prshensions and this
bic fact mcdined squsly The attitude which we GU ht 10
have taken. The nisnt which has recently existed
NJ Vienna betv cen Frsnct Autrs and and Prussia
has stsbished the European character as regaros the
oiheren.e existing between Russ Tark.y. The four
courts havs aosmnly gsd that the territorial
Int gritty OF the Ottoman pra tne conditions
OF their balancing policy The cccup alton Of il AyiA and
WallAch constitutes the Eat stsnp against that intg
rity and Il be doubt the of war
might STU more endarge It, Count Nesselrods represent
CO. few months back, - necessary pensation q
what he mas since calico matme oconp siioD tbs In
vAtion OF The Danubiap prncpsiss On our part sir
believe 1t has become Indispensable for
iev-s the extent OF the r which ars emit
tied BY right ~ the powers interested In the exiesnc, Of
Turkey and the military positions already taken ~ the
Russian army We must have pledge whish assures
the re establishment OF peace In the Est cordi iors
wnth DC not change the distribution Of tbs respective
forces Of the great Sta Europe The Frenc, ara
Eseish governments have ,qusntly decided that
Their fleets should enter the Black and cor,bn their
novtmsno In such TO prevent the territory
or the Ottoman flag from being exposed TO attack
BY tie Russian navy. TIE y:s Adruirsls Hanslin ard
Dundas have just received orders to communicate all
thote whom It concerns and We hope that this loyal
step viii prevent conflicts vhich should With
cssp regret The French government repeat has bat