New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

which the conduct Of senseess party cannot fail TO IN
snire have TO recommend TO you not 70 neglect any c
pcrtuny 81 making known the contents OF TINS circular 70
an those who may be disposed 70 allow themselves 70 be
uisled by the false assertions which 4 denounces.
STAFFORD De REDCLIFFE-
The populs;ons most immediately interested IN
the iss,ie Of the eastern complications are besides
the Germans the Hungarans and Italians. II is OF
some consequence therefore, TO know the intentions
of the diverse parties OF these nations with regard 70
their relations toward one another. The following ar
tice from the Turin MON, which translate for this
purpose will show yOu the views Of the constitutional
party in Italy, which seems to be quite prepared to
sacrifice Hungary in order 10 recover Italian lndepend
ence. The secret of the duration Of the Austrian
Empire is no other than this provincial egotism which
blinds each people with the illusion that they con-
quer their liberty at the sacrifice of their feowpeo-
pe's independence
impending war with Russia character OF liberty and
European independence while n tact, hey have nothing
in view bu. their own commercial interests: in proof Of
which Lord John Russell recommends u l'aual- Ia
remain quiet and gives ~ md and tina; Austria
may one day other become more humane Thu. he
recognizes at least tina, at present she has nothing hui
name az all about her. Nevertheless. phlan;hropc
England il trying secure her allipce for the
triumph Of the Mer'y and fndep,qdeacc # EHrop. A
70 the French press il no. free and under the dread OF
receiving warnings FOR the first time end being suspended for
the second one bu; make itself the echo Of what
il desired by the Government. Besides, the French
papers are not accustomed consider the Questions Of the
Of fashion. The German liberal papers write under
the pressure of the immense fear which Russia them
and justly consider the Influence she mas already
acquired over the principal powers of Germany. But
what do we want The independence Of Italy. A. long
however there is talk abon' the territorial integrity OF
Turkey and European oqu tr9a ~ based on ne treaty
Of Vienna il il quite natural ,ha' we should continue 10
enjoy thu; Identical status qHo contradictory 70 our
wishes What does Russia pretend TO To get nd OF the
Ottoman Empire and consequently OF the equilibrium OF
the status qa0 and to revise the map of Europe. This the
IN cH .
wants revise il in her fashion II IL exactly this
which NAV benefit. because neither France nor
England Germany can tolerate this new aSgrandze
of the territory influence of an Empire that pos
already much Of both, and thus they viii be
forced look for bulwark agains. her. This hui
wark be other State but Austria toward whom the
occidental States obliged show generosity and 10
give her the whole Valley of the Danube, from orsova 10
the Black and below the Danube. the Dobroia aud
the KEYS Of the Balkan. Austria would then possess
u. A vast territory, with population kindred to her
own.
80 The whole course Of great river. necessary To
the commerce of Germany.
In such a case Austria would no longer want Italy
far az least a. her defense is concerned and she would
concentrate about SIX millions Of South slavonans aud
four millions of DacoRomanan IN order to associate them
with three other millions Of the former and about ~ many
of the latter, who already sub 10 her dominion
Integrity and Independence OF Turkey! Two solemn
paradoIes. If you understand by independence the liberty
enjoyed by nation govern itself according to il.
principle and without the right OF any foreigner to inter
NEEDLE that independence Wa already much compromised
copo grazia from the recent treaty with the Occidental
Powers. Consequently il is longer the Sultan who
ems Turkey but the European Powers and from the
moment that Musumans and Christians conqueror aud
conquered are subjected 10 an equality before law from
the momen, that the rayah-ormng four-fifths OF the
populaon-are to have arms in their hands, Turkey no
longer exists but Transformation il set on foot that can
not realize itself without violence aud the most serious dis
orders and without the two sects who, during four centu
res have been accustomed 10 deest each other coming To
blows. Then let hear of the independence of
Turkey, eXcep; a. q fable.
And the territorial integrity Was il then not France
and England which in agreement with Russia. wrested
from Turkey the Greek Kingdom, viz: the Peloponnesns.
Atiics Bdota Phocs Acarnana Aceolia the Island OF
Negropone etc. with million OF inhabitants Was not
they L. il the French who took Agiers Was II not
France England and Russia who gave 10 Egypt hali-n-
dependence Wasii the Engishman who fifteen years
ago seized upon Alden the Red Sea l. not also the
Englishmen who cove Egypt And Austria that covets
Bosnia and Servia WHY then speak Of preserving state
of things against which all conpire and which unable
to continue by liz own force
I'VE conclude therefore, that Russia while intending the
overthrow Of Turkey, il intending good thing that
also the Western Powers justly inspired, If they n
tend oppose the encroachments Of Russia; but # the
latter power want TO gain their object they must dispense
with the diplomatic hypocrisy in which they have en-
yeloped Themselves and be resolved undo Turkey
and revise the msp Of Europe That the point they must
come TO- KARL MARA