The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10
VIEWS OF THE CzAR ON WAR.

From the Parts Prssse
We lay before readers the Of . conversation
.sry recently held At Garschina between his Imperial
the peror of Russia and individual Of dis
sahenticy Of the m.morandum but FOR tbs s.nos Of
any tUggrrtton false colorirg In its expressions
W give simply IS an important Historical dosum MT
without ourselves with the views which 1t
veys:-
The Emperor reps a that II there he ,ped
that the Ergsh people would urderstsnd thu. 1t not
var sRainst Russian egg resson but = brought
about ty ihs vacilai'pg and Osncers coldact Of the
He asrted tbst te-e pc, er more interested In
ksspDg the Mos quo OF the Turkish aor,inions than
Russia that he possession OF Constan nops TWEEN
go; that be nigh, then have kept Anst the
or permanently NAMED at the request of tbs late
SULTAN wtich urged him. but that quilted 1t
for other reasons OF high policy.
he raid AL that Russia required was fres navigation,
end 30 long "a the Oar arees were held by not
strong enough to refuse this free to Russia
content ~ preferred tie present disposition OF ter
Cops antr ope he could have 50 with the gresees
when Prince Mensohik left the Porte The seizure
the ovethrow Of the Sultan would have been affair Of
That his merely crossing the Pru,h proved to all who
understood hts question that he DID not seek territorial
aggss ndisement.
That MI this very well understood At Paris AID
very well derstood by Lord Abel deep who had ced
thru ust out this business without moral courage
Tns Emperor said tina. since lSis the rel gcus esmsEt
had become pre- ornant in politics; that the emsroipa
then bad greatly promoted this that the state
of the Greek Church rendered his nterpositon in 1k,y
Hs added that the religious relations o, the sub,sts
Of the Porte with various foren powers hoo always been
rsccgrzsd BY European statesmen; that they had ben
encouraged, and BY no one more than L.r5 Aire,n In
former days who perceived In these circumstances the
solution q many sifhculties.
The err In reply an inquiry. understood the En-.
peror dttine ~ state uimaum Of ihson
had been dss in Lop1on bat that the English
Ministry having been informed that y would probably be
Nv fhap haAr Al q
set lenept.
The Emperor welt the inconsit sncy both Of the
English and French governments Eng and he sAd had
kert.H devised the terms Of settlement at Vienna and
wh.n he cordially gave his ADHESION to them, reoeded
ns5 sS'
lie raid 10 was placing the plea OF advocate Ia equh
brium with the deci ion Of = court
The Emperor said that England appeared TO have two
govern men,s. Things agreed to in London Wen
and the same things ojssssd 70 at UontantiEopls
Lo westmt relard signs : nvts 81 yiennA sent ont fro
jim ls Lord Reoc lie is the Pore {, els
the same document.
TEE spoke Of the victory q Soops add Of the
absurcy Wien the Porte bal declared sSanst hiu
o, bis rot actsf upon the aggressive He treated the
senent hat he had offered 10 act only the defensive
with csrisioa ard, With refsrer 70 pAsssga in p
ae ttsr 'iou Pa,is, that such asararcs had bean
siven By HIS N,ssty to the French Minister 81 Tbs Cart
Il st Peter burgvs General His H,jssy
CD efved ts vhtn the OF tbs victory OF Sno,c
rived, The TEN. General C,stslbt &C had drsssei him
tier besis ring thios 10 this vGn: AZ Christi
,sd iodier permit me, Sire, N congratulate your n
rial Ms.t, hs glorious vi ,ory obtained b. your
Ssjsrty's ct Tho En- peror ples sad with this
HIT from II. Fr roh Minister hat he invited the me
raj to 6a'ships, AID held much conversation with bin
and IT en- husiasm Of the grInch g neral suffered
dimru'iop. The Emperor entered into some details
tb head which thu writer 81 this note Il not 1t liberty
to msron all that here stated he ased and oos ned
permission to male public 80 much for mT contract
with Gersrsi Cfislhtj,c," added the Emperor zone Of
the neyous foEarces isveated TO cloak the !mbeoy
OF govern menis
TIE Emsercr then 70 tbs aspect Of the war
some lepsth He said that far frc de,trng war year
ac he G AIRED nc q O.