New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

peee,sa-ily be based on European guarantee, with
reference 10 which they unable TO Conceive how
the independence and sovereignty " the Porte can
subsis, simultaneously with such system. While
the Courts of France and England declare the inter
eat they take in the mproy eueut OF the condition OF
the Ray abs they al the same time enisrta' the view
that the reforms which OuglttO ben'rOducad into the
administrative system to which the latter sieni-
Die must enanate from the initiative Of the Ottomin
Government, and that every extreneOus Influence
must be exerted only in the form Of wise counse- ana
not by any intermedoling, which may be founded on
treaties that State could sign without renouncing
its independence.
1.-The Cabinets OF Paris and London, finally. have
pointed out that the Russian document has avoi1e1
entering upon that portion Of the protocol OF Apr =
which ought most TO have fastened ite attention. ana
which, according 10 the opinion OF thsse CeoineIs,
was Of preemnent importance, inasmuch as IL lmPied
the necessity Of traDquilhziDg guarantees AGAINST
return Of acts Of violence that threaten 'he eqn
hbrium of power in Europe. The GOernments Oh
France and England consider the sacrifices they nave
already made TO be considerable the object tney
have In view too important for them 10 let Themselves
be stayed before they attain the certainty tna' inc!
will not have to begin the war AGAIN
"On all these grounds the maritime powers have
thouobt Themselves compelled at 70 reject any
propositioD the object Of which should be to promote
on immediate cessation OF hostllties on iher ai anu
even besated TO say anything TO the conditions OF
nesce inasmuch es the latter are cependept on too
many contingencies for to be possible 70 FIX them
now. ,... -..- .,o .,o.uo-.
I'm our
have a. last consented, but with reservation of all
nod6ca,ops and additions that circumstances might
make necessary, to state In terms the guarantees
which seem to them indispensable for the restoration
Of peace in Europe, and the preservation OF the
ba,asce of power in Europe firm basis, on
which occasion they have left 10 US, II we consider
il desirable, to communicate them to Russia in our
own name.
"These guarantees are indicated il the identical
notes copy of which is annexed, which the repre-
s.ntafyes OF France and England have addressed TO
the Imperial Cabinet They are the consequences OF
the principles laid down in the protocols more par
ticuary in that of April O. and coincide with our
fpprehcnsion Of these latter The Imperial Cabinet
thus sees in their acceptance on the part OF the
Russian Cabinet the only practical means OF enter
ing on the path Of negotiation, and cannot do other
wise than recommend them most warmly For serious
and mature elaboration
You will cad this dispatch to Count Nesselrode,
and give him O copy of it; At the same time yju will
put forward with emphasis all the arguments which
sdyOcate unreserved acceptance OF the tuhdansn-
tai principles which alone we believe II is possible
TO set bounds of the horrors of war which have al
ready cost 20 many victims, and which VIII undou5t-
edly continue 70 spread and increase.
- In fact il is in the sincere acceptance OF these
grounds which Austria herself recognizes a. the
necessary conditions of Ann peace that she alone
perceiyes chance of arriving ut general under
standing. If the Cabinet Of St. Petersburg acceded
10 the four guarantees spoken OF above It could
reckon Cd our zeal TO address 10 the maritime Powers
the most serious representations for the purpose OF
Prev i,ins on hem to consent 10 negotiations being
0pened whou. delay on these bases and an arrange
rent come 10 for simultaneous suspension OF hos
tilities.
1--WE again conure the Imperial Court OF Russia
TO apprehend IN its mmeasurable importance the de-
ct ion il s about take, and hardly need 10 re-
co,ninend to you, Herr Graf, to- avail your-elf of
every means in your power to bring about decision
favorable 10 the interests of peace.
As the extraordinary importance of the situation
VIII give criterion of the impotence with which we
81 oil look forward to the answer which vii be gwen
YOU by the Russian Cabinet, beg you - forward the
some to rs as speedily as possible, and gladly avail
self Of the opportunity &c. bUoL'