New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09
nJproNArfc INSTRUCTIONS.
Tie D<1afs eiycs tbc following Dispatch that By which
the Bbsessdss Of ,e fecr Powers have been instructed


the Ebssssdsrs Of te eer Powers have been instructed
20 act in execution Il the protocol of December 3;
"hossiEuE: The Governments OF theiF hAlestes the
Enreor Of Austria the Emperor Of the French the Queen
Of the United KIM dom Of GREG; Britain and Ireland
the King Of Prussia have with great regret tina out
break OF war beigeen Russia and Turkey and with the
oijeci Of abrjgng hostes much possible. and Of
efee;ing regDro between the begeFeni parties
sonpoTsnt Tor the interests OF Europe they have thOagh
II necessary to give a cohesive form t. their efforts
The note hich the representatives OF the four Powers
at Nennasye received Order- 90 address directly to his
Erceency Redschd Pssha and o. which they have had to
tTsmii copy 10 you IL pew AMI complete evidence OF
the identity the views Of their COurs and Of their
6ssire contribute by their union 70 the eesiabshnent
cfpeace rely upon you Monsieur 70 second this eencl
t"ry endeevOr by your e-eons and have ony farther
20 Indicate you the coHbsels which you with your col
lesgper viii have to give TO the Aiastes Of bis Asesy
the ssalttssnn.
nlie various documents which have emsna;ed from
the Snbime Porte and the character Of moderation with
Which thew are mark ed authorize rs 10 hope that yoa sill
find R.dsehd Psshs disposed 70 admit that the propos
tions Of the four Courts much conforned 70 the
inteT.,s a. thew are 20 the dignity Of the Ottoman Empire
We place canddly before the Sabine Court question to
With it viii respond in the same spirit we are con
WINGED that il will croumseTibe the contest which u No"
pending between itself and the Cabinet OF ,; Petersburg
within its liis and that all it, cares VIII tend 70
rtolve ii without importing foreign elements mo me
setus war.
In this hope and acknowledging tia; it belong to the
Turkib Cove ment reply 10 the communication which
is made in such manner a. ts wisdom shan suggest
the time consider that we may be PERMITTED 70
call iis the points which II viii be cure Ia
find " in agreement with H.
The GOyeumerts Of the four Powers would be glad
should the Sublime Porte declare in the first place. that
Austria Frsnce Great Britain and Prussia have not too
much presumed its conciaiory intentions in believing
it TO be still animated with the desire 10 terminate on ia
vorsble conditions the difference which has arisen De
twetn Russia and still ready TO come to an Under
standing for this purpose with the other Powers That,
recognizing the assurance which Russia has several oc
cartons given that it demands no new concessions nor
rights infringing upon the sovereignty oil the Satan
the Divan ready TO its cers and to discuss the
form In which peace shall be reestablshed subject % the
condition Of being called TO accede TO any OF the &c
maids which have been already refused and to eoncahe
an arrangement for the evacuation OF the Princpaes
1hi- discussion would naturally take place between an
OF oman and Russian negotiator, each furnished with
lenipotentiary powers; but in order to facilitate the
aeremtnt Of The two parties the pnpoentares 80 de-
iii mated would treat apart but in presence oil repre-
stItaves Of Austria France, Great Britain and Pruss
ave understand the reasons which doubtless would
not pemt the Sublime Porte to negotiate with Russia in
Fart of territory occupied by the arms of this Power
Russia ON it, .d. would have objections negotiate in
any town Of Turkey 1t would be proper then to leave
the two psres make choice of neutral territory and
We abstain therefore from designating any particular
1.-The object which the four Courts propose would not
be completely obtained if the opening Of the preliminary
pour p0rrs Of peace were not at the same time the
Tor the cessation Of hostiles but we believe tna' tne
sublime Porte will have good to oppose the con
cusoD Of an armstce the conditions OF which might De
,erwsrd debated If it obtained from the assurance
that the terms in which should declare itself disposed 10
treat would be equally accepted by Russia. IL is in any
case demand which it might address to us and on the
nj should not be such Russia should at first consent
TO- We would vet advise the sending Of Turkish penpo
Tertiary and the appointment Of town where the pen
oenari,s Of Russia and Turkey might meet the repre-
tenetiyes ofthe -Four Courts.
"Tbe various points which have just passed under re
view and the obsery atoms by which they accompa
MED have the complete consent Of Austria France and
Prussia and il is therefore TO be desired that Redschd
Pasha will look at them in this light and make them the
Groundwork Of the communication which we all expect
from him. You will inform Of the reception which may
be given this communication but can hardly think
that the Sublime Porte weighing the advantages which
such a combination offers 10 the Ottoman Empire with the
risks which always wait war will hesitate to enter into
the path opened for II by an amicabe Intervention
g" ask you Monsieur to repair with your colleagues to
Red.chd Pasha to read this dispatch to him. and foy
with the authority Of your advice
The MonieUr adds
I'VE have nothing to explain to the authenticity Of
the documents thus given 10 the public. they are false
IL il a culpebe maneuver IL they authentic, il is
objectionable indiscretoR The Government has taken
measures TO prevent the recurrence OF such events
The Paris correspondent Of The ChroHice after zorro
boraing the intelligence regarding the Instructions given
for the of the combined fleets into the Black Sea
says;
"The instructions given 10 the admrss TO the effect
that they shall stop all Russian shpe found cruising in the
Black Sea and force them 20 return TO sebaopo which
port they will not be allowed TO leave al me Oh
and formidable step toward actual war but one OF which
TN convinced all England will approve II IL not likely
that Russia who thought 70 ntmdate the Western Pow
by threa ming TO consider the appearance OF Their
eets in the Black Sea be will consider this
Of block ade act OF friendship, especially as tins
Turks will be allow cd about 10 their hearts
tent and to continue the both by sea and land On
the contrary il will doubt be considered as an act Of
decided hostility and IL to believe the Russians
residing in Pars it is than the Car will submit to-
In my letter Of yesterday alluded TO aloat here
which would lead the belief that the French Emperor
heisted TO commencing any vigorous measures which
might lead to with Russa-at least before spring II
any such hesitation existed IL is al an end under
stand from what entitled official sources that both
France and England fully agreed upon taking
Efficient Russia aDatng her
pretensions The Emperor Napoleon is determined to
abandon the vacisting and over conciiatory policy
which though adopted both by England and France for
which all must respect now acknowledged TO
have proved failure He declares that the basis of the
alliance Of France and England the real and complete
protection Of Turkey from Russian aggression and that
that policy has been hitherto acted upon, whether
regards the continued occupation Of the princpates or
above all regards the destruction of the Turkish
frigates at Sinope. have to believe that
nouDcement to this effect coming from the highest
authority will appear in the Belgian papers within the
twenty four hours. | understand that, for some
unexplained the wish is that this announcement
should in the first instance appear in the foreign papers