The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

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The British fgAts Furious which to look after
BIiti.h interests at oissss unable to rsssh
private lsttsr says that tho Ambassadors vsra 80
much dissatisfied with the Of fleets to hs a.
pnorus that Lord Sratferd refused to receive Admiral
| Dundass visit
| MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ASIA.
sdvicss from the s6th OF Jsnusry from
mention that military operations In Aha are su ,pended
Hurschd Pasha General Guysn had been very sssssss
ful Ia rsoTganisipg the army He had been ensbled to
pay up Their arrss and this ciraumstancs. together
with the Issonaee arrival Of disciplined rsinforcsmsn
Fac restored its sadesnoy
ASPECT OF THE WAR QUESTION.
from the london Times, FeD 10
1t probable that the latest tslegrap aic pterspos
winch has reached us from Vie IL correct In point Of
ton ), : ucds wss q srsss Ss
nicAtion. thus ws already aware that change
was shortly TO b expected in the Turkish govern nsnt
and We are Dot surprised to learn that event
has hken place 8ut wo are BY mesns prepared to
believe that such change be favorable to tho
adoption Of compromise with RussA On tbs contrary
It is well known that ths the ssrasksr and tke
Capucan P.ha vas regarded By the prse pal allies aud
u nroopon ~ no. $ to the
Minister at War brother In Law Of tbs sultan Who
had succeeded In retaining his Office partly by this
necton and partly BY his political aAnss ~th the ultra
mussulman faction ANA the shskh- al IslAm. But
his o'paeity As military sdmir strAsor fer below
be rival OF Redschid Pasba though sitting in the
Same council II IL exRsnsly dfio alt to sound the
about st the Porte whore foreign influence and personal
intrigue the chief elements In contests for DO ~sr
but with the onsd squadross within reach Of the Bo
phorus and the influence Of the Allied Powers paramount
ct Pers, highly improbable that any chsnge should
have taken place favorable to the smAnds Of Russia We
know indeec that suah Ia the dread entsrAnsd BY the
Turksh Ministers Of the fAnacism Of the populaos that
they found themselves cmpsed TO rejsst al terms Of
mistassn proposal to submit to Russia 81 the present
moment would FAR 70 cost the Sultan his throne and his
ministers their lives. Un more positive information
60
the ministerial change which has oocurei at the Ports
has besn brought about BY totally different MEANS and
Of action the minisry These objects have know
been earnestly desired for time BY the French and
Enssh Ambas ados, and We have ~ yet no reason to
So, too We learn with satisfaction that Count Orion
quilted Vienna early Wednesday morning for It
feared that he might make still further efforts prolons
his stay and to recover his inf but receive with
the greatest reserve the inmation eontainsd in this
despatoh, that he takes with him tho positive
thai Austria and Prussia will remain neutral That
sta.emsnt IL entirely at variAncs with the latest and
direct Of the two German Courts which
have constantly refused to give pledge of the kind
We know with certainty from Berlin that Baron Budbsvg
ovsrtures had bsen III resAved there that Count Oo
his back 10 st. Petersburg No suoh coud
have been given in Vienna behalf OF Prussia
step shs has taken in coojunsion With ths Allied Powers
have shown her anxiety to preserve her full liberty OF
scon We therefore retain our conviction that Coun.
Ofcf las failed In his mis- siop, and In AL respects II
seems, however that hs did produce second ns amsnt
Of propositions, somewhat les absolute and nadmssioe
than his Sst demands bat these held to BE- In
admissible BY the conferences and the negotiation came
10 ap end.
Again We are not surprised TO learn that trssh evil
eencs has to light Of wide spread association Of
tho Greek ChrstiADs take advantage present
settled state OF the empire throw off altogether
Tnrksh yoke me months ago drst dirested public
attention to this subject Of the great din ,u
ties OF the question:; and, although the moveusnt has
and psrhap in rome degree, By the more snlshssasd
policy sf the TuIksh goverDmsnt towards its Casst IN
toral party only waiting for their oppostasty
give the sigpal Of insurrecon An influential PRIEST
been arr sa M a. sens other .n,' 4 o
emssares whom the Por hes to ear the disAa alton
the msssss Of ts CArstian population, who
10 strike blow In their do snos Nothing
s~nsl TO the future welfare o. The East than that tho
Chrisans and their leaders should mot be tsugat look
exclusively upon Russia their and that the
o. Internal reform whI:h Lord
cfs has connusIy urged ,on tbs Porte should not BE-
c-stsd BY the ngrstltuds dissfscticn for
whoss benefit they chiefly designated France and
s rs..s s.~ " ns.s s srn - ~
eats Of the ChrstAn popuiAo Of the Ottoman empire
This dispute has arisen from the refusal Of those
Posefs to surrender tho of the Christians
and nty future destiny Of the East Russa
slane and nothing could Do fatal to tbs esncpa
ton Of the Christian than that they should identity
their Own cause with that Of RuSsisn ascendsncy.
The Aonssar OF Wednesday l~t contains three dss.
s.sSsa to tS,ov ss,rsr SS oD TN .ood". 81 ss.s,.
in ths earlier stagss OF this affair." sn1 these anina
tn al highly ersditsbis to the French Minister H.
Douyn de- Lhuys they written with Adir sble force
and precision Of pguass Joined to great moderation In
substance ard the utmost ooDsidsrAou for ths gooi
derstAndipg of France with this COUNTRY They prove
that although the Ffssoh Ambassador had originally
committed himself sos Of ssous indiserston the
% Ne AZ. 70 AI1 =. h:c y s:o M
demands on the Porte Fanoe had ths good 70 re
noanss her socord tAis dangerous and uuprodts
to sct in concert With tas country for the dsss.ss Of
Tu,hsy and that when Dc = oour VI: ssnt q Ameas-
tions . msst every eo.siogsnay. Xuoas these pro
vions nDd for the joint occupation Of the castles
Il. ss
called Mp to Cnstantinopls, and have yet to learn
Why that important and nrudent step vas NOT taken
EDsNah sovsrnmsns row are in these prosssdinss ws
bold It TO 10 absolutely to thsr Success and
their safsty that the Allied Powers shoul have
decisive vses In The they have undertaken
for the prs.snt to support 1t impossible to allow the
policy OF Western Europe and the ,eraion Of the
bnsd o1css to b. in degree A the mercy Of
intrigue IN the Dvan the fall Of minister A. long
iDtsrvsntsu lasts entitled to require al that
condition TO bs recommended that the Sultan who has
invoked our assistance should take stsp which may
Adsst our podtop without tho assent OF his allies.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN ENGLAND.
PparAtons io var vent on actively n Gress Britain.
Greenwich (navaD pensionsrs, nzy ysari Of age
ID" matter Eow smpoysd engsgsd" 70 sttsud at tne
certain their fitness fr service The .s srs susd
| with loss Of pension II they fAii to attend.
Recruiting sHivs 'or all arms Of the ssrvies
| ale.
1t proposed to organise the entire poics forcs Of
Britain into body and place under tine management
| OF Central Board in London
| THE ARMAMENT AND ACTION OF FRANCE.
From Vienna IL is tpst Emperor Nspoleon has,
In autograph letter, made last appeal t. this good
| ssnse Of the CxAr
Prince Ne poson is said to b. enthusiastically in favor
lofa In nj Tn In wh
| event he would probably receive . c5mmard.
The Monicu announces Kksslef's dep arturo In the
foe wing brief terms The Russian Mtatsr Left Paris
on Mopday.n BY the ladpenderoc Beige esrs that "
Risss,eG bad reachsd Brussels He accompanied by
all the members OF ths es alton, excepting Consul Gsoe
raj Eosrg who remains in Paris charged with civil and
commercial afAirs.
la every department Of the public services, vsks pre-
para,icps 20 rly A. this military shoots the
troops exercised operations Of attack passage OF