New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11


and gesouatirg bombastc impre ons sseDs; the fa'a
and perfdy of the Gar H,d DO, himself declared
10 Caesar that Casrs claims the efastrt p'o>e0rcte
prescribed by duty and sanctioned oy treaty
What the coalition had to complain OF certainly 10
dssngs;on reserve OF the Cxsrs bat The contrary
The mpuirt amEsfity with which be dared TO unooson
msef before them ard mte them the vessels OF his
secre. design, thu. transforming tie cabinet Of DOVE
ngst into & private cabinet N the Alexander Newski
COZ hGes you his intention MURDER your friend
he you to enter with him upon previous concert
sbou, the booty II the be Emperor OF Russia and
you Eng Sd Minister you vii cal HIN TO the bar
tu, thank him in humble for the great confidence
placed n you and feel happy 10 acknowledge hi n, ode
ration rsrkness ard friendly disposition Lord John
Rufsen did
LIT US re.rrn 70 :. Petcrsburg
On the night Of The goth Feb-oLly sight d.ys before
Prince Menchkofs arrival at Consan'nople-;he Auto
mp Sir Hamilton ymour the soiree Of the
Grand Duchess Hereditary then the following CONVEX
ssticn takes place between these two gentlemen
Wei yos 70, your AID Jou 70 oss 30
re norrow'
LIANT have TIA, honor Size bat yozr tel re
r'tsre Of the reply exactly ha' bad I'D you to expect
TIE Car:
vel ssr, and obise s no; . slssr .9 , "a,
SsgSoi e spoI eysa; taxing place
SIR Hsmilton:
Bu, Sire eE observe that have no resos to 's.nt
.sc,9 car II p! 'S Sire fr h svoiaes Of eran
me- reckon. upOr ssnsrog. ss'.tAnee'
tt. Gar.
S.ve esfyea ineoreet af,ruation rye sos
supple We to some gnder,t.ndHs And emsnesf
rsquire- Gentlemen sufficient SO for the
rie.trt; you viii come to me tomorrow"
Sir Hamilton thanked His M.esty very cordially, bu,
having hardy left the Imperial saloon and returned home
suspicion overcomes him. be FITS down at his desk, reports
t. Lord John on the conversation and up his letter
with these striking marginal notes:
It e.n hsrdy otheri.e bat the sosssess who ie,,
pot b.ss ses in b. own MUD th.t he hour "a.
ton a. al event' 70, % o'.o uou a-t he st hand ds
eaL lu at al ersA at"'e "'de'a"d"g ef"a ''''' 'i
"suppo.nr nv suspicion to be We folnded ls E"1o'. o@
fag@g, h @,ly5 70 % i ~ % tsr ,s s IS,a Of
Turkey esd 70, eriioa Frrse from ne a'ya"g'"e+'
This dispatch arrived al London the 9th Of March,
when Lord Russell ALREADY supplan,ed il the Foreign
Office By Lfrd Clarendon The impression Produced Oh
the mind OF bs whining lover of Turkey by The EmoAssa-
doris anxious warnings Is quite surprising Being fully
awae Of the Cars scherous design parion Turkey
10 tie exclusion Of France he tell Couni Waewski the
French ambassador 81 London that they in conradis-
nction France disposed to plsce reliance IN the
Emperor Of Russa'-that policy Of suspicion w1s
neither wise nor safe and thst although he hoped the
Governments of England and france would always net
together r}en their policy and their interests were dsnt
cal yet b. mus. frankly cay that tie recent proceedtes'@
"he French G0rernmeht not he test calculated 70
sCcgre hat GesrGJs result See Blue Books, vol J.
PIP 80 snd sc
BE il also remarked Pass0nt, tina, ~ the same time
when the Gar ndoctIin ated the British Embssador 81
Petersburg TIE Times repeating at London diy a'ter
day that the OF Turkey desperate that the Oo
Empire crumbng to pieces and That there re
manned nothing Of il except the phantom OF Turk head
"drtfsed up in urban
Tho morning after the interview a, the Imperial so'rt
Sir G. H. Seymour, according 10 the invitation received
wats mp the Gar and dialogue lasting one hour aud
twelve minutes takes place between them which he
reports again in his dispatch Lord Russell dated Feb
g. 1882
The Emperor began by desiring Sir Hamilton to read to
him aloud Lord Johns and confidential dispatch
OF the 9th of February The declarations contained in this
dispatch he declared of TO be very satisfactory he
could only de sire that they should be little smelsed
He repeated that Turkish catastrophe echsaaty i'm
pending and
isbt be brought shout moment either By
var the ola Turkish party ami hsi Of .ae
rs already very impatient Of shaking Cd the Mn'
msn yoke" ,
He DOES not allow the opportunity slip without bring
the victorious progress OF Gen Dlebitch, 10 ls2s' the
SULTAN authority would been end while il Is
no;orous fact that of he had then arhfd
into Turkey SEQ only returned their homes sad the rest
of Die,i.chs army would have been annihlaed on the
plains of Adranope but for the combined treason OF Turk
I'm Psshas ard foreign ambassadors
lie insists on his not requiring system altogether ar
ranged tween England and Russia TO the previous
disposal OF the provinces ruled by the Sultan anu stu ea
formal sereemen nj 10 be concluded between the Two cao
nett but only some general understanding exchange Of
opinions each party eonfdentaly stating was 1t did not
with
o b. contrary to English Interests VIVA, ~o4d be
sry to IN thai. tie Occurring they
n.isbr .vcd sctins q opposition to esoh other"
BY such G6gdssre understanding the Car woaid 90
tain all he cares for let the breaking up OF The Ottoman
Empire settled between England aud Russia as tatt a.
CON pE although in q negative and conditional form while
Il would 81 with him 70 enbro matters as 70 be able
10 declare 70 Eaeand with show OF that the
contipe.n,y freseen had arrived Secondly .ecre plan
Of action between England and Russia however vague
and negative brosght behind the back and 10 the
exclusion of France and thus necessarily setting England
and France by the Thirdly Eng-nd being re'tf aed
BY her negative pledges to what she would T0' DO ne
would have Liberty 20 elGbors:e veiy TRANQUILITY hs own
plan OF POSITIVE stion Besides, it IL eviden. hs ,wo
parties agreeing as what they vii Hot allow each other 10
Do IN given ease only serling IN an ey-sive way
What ,hey rH This negative sort OF understanding gives
ONLY the greater faC tss the cunning OF the two
parties
~Pe,hsEs your Majesty, perpls1ed ST. Hamhoo nj ter-
cd wouid te good enough 70 explain your Own ideis
UPON til. aegaee poLey.' The Car, ai;sr some show
Of coy resistance egas yield anier the gentle pressure
end usde the following highly remarkable desraton'
all tolerate the psT~Asai SSeuP, On O.
by H1.Ls having s.id this all hat se'rr 49, %