New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
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gr NJ Immediately .ffcd iht0. AIR )Ssh tbe kas
- ee ibis ngt very propitiOas season, saa arr
a. glorious exploit al SnHpe, have nothing ID .'gs-
e. n tien ont toto thc Black Sea- ths Car VIII nat
. England and France 10 cx .lul e him even tom
t. ,ily from waters from which he has sIc;a,iei IN
srlroira them ever since l-i}. H p.eri-e wopil
% &c were he Mt g an asr tLs coma ci.'ol By
.ethraiion 90 war " des Jar ion ~ war f l>'i
against France and England" sa,r the Nto Prrfsiin
Zeitsrg "is more probstle than d speedy peI,e b.
-r7esn RU,,ia aud Tn-lc,.
'tNcwD, (Cleer,) great meeting vas hell for The
f'upCsc of a, ing into consideration re un2rl'9li
sscIc sicn e Rus'ia agans Turkey. ! ST. 2 81 - -
enabled through the frienll, communication tom VI
lroplaIt o tic Newry report 20 give yor readers the
nlot ren0rl able Iasssecs of that gentleman speech
Iayng exIlaLed revcral occasions nlf pEn ''''S
0fthe Oriental questi H. nned not poil' on mo" P
les On which must disagree from NJ. Url1hart LEI
mo a. X remark that his views arc confirmed ov tn IN
ejlic.rce that tie peasants oi Lesser " tifNii ~
"sisted ~ the Wsllaclan soJierE ea7e rseh q NJ
The Russans The whole country 10 me e4tlr"l' 81
"Kaiefat and along the eft shore Of the Dinio' - ~
" uo,icp The Rus,ian funciionaries have cyacnate
"TmIral'
Aner sore Introductory remarks M Usluhart
Tad $1,000 ....
n ! fsrouue VIII ioroi.n stats, thera IL neither re-
= of law nor gui6qn.c ~ ssst@m, there = ~ resQIn
sief The na;ion'no fer'!,e- Tor me omission % my
"a y for the Ierp-;raton OF Any cipt yol 1-e en
defiiute o. al Con..ita1lal means o. restraint
you are cle. hep 10 -u'rarce o. yp1 a-e n sin
His eVsfgn j.. ~ TciD-e. one cal Mat I 10
be nat 49,. 20 corfuof the Government aud zen
.-Hc Sfat,. Mconal.i'., vOu opp SOD . fi'y-
ets,l<nf tie crafty AID sy,.en1r. Che n) 'se
..d al ,ruru'ous and vii % Ia worked 80 nv tat
.-auirrrcf Of Doyfr By rlieh f. atom tia VOID
ID he u,e ahehit be been embed 90 rnae e tao
very Gosoum,nts which j. j., ~ % ovorAr'T-an nero
a iis ,cul'arty ~ our condition ,s t.ere forn-y
ia thai o. Ahons -thst Hl'a found or 'o-nel 'ie
fijf fftruilcLs 81 her .reipess IL the 3re "i tn4'
ssie whose pub.ic councils most 0ppptnd her pb! =
there b for this substantive that Eag mi 81 h
rntirrs IL ho black SPOT 81 gn"ran"o The '"ec -"s.
Las IesiceD and be o@efci'es The On ?gQ-aafC> u
ROYALTY; tiere is Senate which c0DirO- . arefriVe
end has pFioi knowledge oi s o.. o. ar LetT cfc
cheers In France itere nave Deen repeatedly Com
mites Of Parliament to investigate the national trans
ect6ns calling foo documents, and bringing before them
The fereign Minister for examination mere 700, me
nation alert according az least to iis knowcdge ana 50
il the Government; for such matters hinge the ex
iserce Of ministries and of dynastes In Austria there
IL at least monarch and he has knowledge Of the acts Of
Liz servants IN Turkey and ia Russia you see tAa 10
country tie feeling OF the PtOPc consrains me y "
eminent and the other the Govern represents the
will Of the zion. England alone remains with crown
without authority, with Government without system
with Parliament without control, and nation without
knowledge. Hear hear.j Rcyortng now 70 tho SP
plcaon ~ ts state Of thngs, to the facts before rs
have fIs: 10 tell yoa-ald IL is The salient matter-that
Russia hes force to eject her threats and that she has
calculated merely upon the facility Of terrifying you by
groundtss fears that she has had no purpose
whatev of matsg war on turkey, thtt she
has for doug that she has not even made
disposition for such object thet she has calculated upon
YOU restraining Turkey that she might occupy her pro
tha. State such conn lance with ins"lent demands shall
bretk up the Ottoman Empire. Hear, hear 1t IS by
yorr EnbasssbOr ia Conantnpe and by your squadron
in the Bosrhors that she about to achieve her ends
And here mvrt advert to statement made by my gal
en friend Colonel Chesney, and at the time supply
omission which he hss made. VI, stated that nat
stood beoo the PIuth crossed Turkey
than match for Russia, but he did not give you tic high
estimate he ncrtains and has expressed OF the military
qualities Of the Turks lie stated at the present
moment q with all the immense advantage ich you
have enabled Russia 10 acquire he was still in doubt
Ia.l.~ I,.I. IN
point bsve notthe shadow of doubt, if you grant
two cond tOnsthe first that your Emba7safOr and your
squadron Withdrawn the second that Turkey RECEIVERS
its culamg reliance foreigners. DG; offer that
came enohor statement doUbtngy indeed made, but
which from his high authority, and there no higher
thorit, in th naers-may carry undue weight o.
bear 6ustfable Interpretation lie sold that the
moment nj ght be al present favorable for Russs because
the Donub was frozen aud she might push her forc
into, Bulgaria. But what forces as she got push
into Bus ana Europe has for many months given hcei
TO exagt Grated statements We have heen dusrously
informed of the vest accumulnons Of her orces prepared
TO in action They were currently tod for $50 o.,
men, ar the people were ready to believe that 10000
! ifcod for the conquest Of Turkey r., eivei
some fine ago official statement whch redu ed tC
600 men, the whole number that had crossed the Pruth
by disease were in hospital The statement sent
by TO of the newspapers, but wss not inserted
being considered incredible. Russia has now Published
her own statement reducing the entire number 90 10000
(Cheere) Putting asidC then the relative
strength of both I'm dres If al their forces ought up
il must be clear that Kussa had intention o. making
with such an amount Of fce as this Now what was
the force which Turkey had tooppose No less than at
the time referred to- $4,000 between the Balkan ard
the Danube now increased to 100000 i'm strong fon
fed positions with Russian force reduced
at the outside, and these demorazed by do.at and in
fected by desertion. As TO the qualities Of the Turk h
troops and heir superiority to the Russisns YOU have
heed the testimony Of General BON yOa have the lv
ing Testimony of Colonel Chcsney confirmed by the
events which have filled Europe with astoiishron aud
adm iretion. Observe not upon the point of
the rrstive power OF the two Empires but of that Of The
inen ton and mode of proceeding of the Russia
ty argument II that she did not propose making war be-
cause the hand she had not upon TIE spot the re-
uisite force. and the other that she could reckon on
the c, ,binet of England Russia has intention of
makinL, wer-sl.e has intention now This is what |
have atod before the war-thst she would enter and
occupy the FrncIaliiies by the aid Of England How
haze been able 10 progn0stioste Not certainly by
the know ledge of Russia designs which thousands
well better han me- bat by the knowledge Of Eng
tand cha racer But let reconsider the caSei is too
impc rtant ~ pass Colonel Chesney said that the
real auesto the which Russia had behind the
PrutL OF shas reserve he had heard lately great deal
Oson Sacko =, viii his $4,000 full march on
the Danube retrieve the disaster of 0lteniza Now
the $4,000 mev dwiadled to geo and the best of all is
that they. have not arrived Laughter and cheer
ing Taking Il sn Colonel Chesney number 5000 re
duCod by death and sickness To 50 600 and throwing
into theCe the is@o of abiquitous reserve we shall
only have, after al, 10000 men to operate against
100000 strongly eatr,nchei and in noun
famous region, .nd at season Of the year
when. hitherto the tnsiaDs have invariably reti from
the field Now let Socall the evepe OF the late war in
lsss and 80 Turk, then in eonvRlsions Then
Mussulniens sword as urned against Mlssumans the
provinces were in WI Gnece in nsurrecion the cid
military force annhi tt the new Concrips Sc arcely
disciplined and ting only IL S3,0o The com
mond Of the Black Sea wEenched from Turkey ~ British
broaosdes delivered in IN force in the harhOr OF Nava
rino and then it .sa Russia. backed by t.ngland
AMI France, made spr upon Turkey aud reached the
center of her provinces b. she knew that d..
ciared Ana how many ln.n 90 you think she then
Judged prud' to employ Two hundred and sixteen
thousand. CHEERS And We il wa ouiy by deception
and through the nhsenco Of he In slish EnbassSior
no afa~ Ia.