New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
Greek Church The Cabinet Of 81 Petersburg did NOT
C,a.t Church The Cabinet Of st Petersburg dill
o, NV any fact these privileges bsen

yiolried while the Porte the contrary CA mod
sol,trplv the religious mmuntes OF her Clris,tl sub
ia hriu at,d by the DC sire to appease dl sren q
which ii it concerned on one hand the sovereign rShs
The sultan touched he other the conscience OF IL
Msie,ty the Emperor Nicholas. the French Govern len
In Sorc,rt win the English have sssiiuously trri nj
metz 10 contate the Interests az delicate
go {, mlieN engaged in The affair.
Tie Russian Cabinet cannot have forgotten the zeal an
loydly with which we have endeavose % accomplish th
diff. Li k Neither il DENY the la,a oi
the Porte to accede to rst plan OF arrangement s M
f.om the CoLfer nce-at Vienna, tls 0u
Ot tausc In the Of these yaroI n1-u
tiatiurs serious events took place u.sian army nt
crossed the Iruh and invaded In full peace Nv, pro
vinoes Il tie Ottoman Empire The ets II France n
Eng bland 0ughito have approached the Dldaneles a. g.
nOn.,Lt. Ii the French Government had desired -
IL naval forces might have anchored Ia the roaiste al
ConstauiIoI lie
fov,yer though it thought /. necessary 20 establish
right it showed all the is moderation in the step
The OF the relations of hus-ia With the Porte HI
become TOO abnormal not 10 allow war 20 succeed or
rsil call the sub Get by Is fea name. thtt Oh cres
sion the Turkish territory should not P~oig,e is ma
rel consequences Ihis change IN tie SITUATION is n6ces
sigod movement OF our fleet; and NJ the IF
the suai tie Frtu,L'ag has appeared IN the BJspaords
simul;GIt CUsy wi.L tie British.
However, Sir We had not renowned the hope Of an
rsngonent, aud together with Austria and Pus,s, a.
already reyiously with England pursued once
IG,l' end New Propositions fCr the success u VII en- We
shal 10 employ ell nave been al ossod
To the Porte by toe repre Of the pGr Powers
None Of the treaties concluded with Russia iuerIictei
10 or ucn Wa tic navigation OF tu b.acN sea Ile
tie passage OF the Dard nelD- aad the Blsplo.I' Re
served TO the Sultan to right (, open them la tn5 of
war; AID from The Ga! when he Satan case u f~t por
misi 10 enter tue Straits tie L.Aine became C{Ihy
open 20 Is. lie same .afos wIiCh lad kep: Hs IN
long tine az tic Bay OF Desks, stopped o1r l'os IN tao
read II lC.,os.
n, French Goverrmertwas most anxious {, mlnf,.t
It's friendly sentiments toward Russia aud 10 reject bsflge
tie world tie responsibility upon grlvaJnII te sciU
state # things, which despite all 'dra'1- c5ulI MT
be modified The tson'h Goverume thought M cover
after lie contents of the recent sgths u G,n Caste!
brao that The iussian Cabinet satisfied w.h the pesos
sion ri what IL, considered n pledge woali no. ave
taken az in the struggle Thch She has -
uDLClI J. commenced with iUiAet.
ls,tm,G % sufficient thar the pres nco q oar ltgs
ia tLe WacI OF Constantiuore oU-h 10 haze a.oei ~,
him resolution o protect mat ga al against sudden
daneC and did not wish tina; s premature appearance
IN he quarters the Russian territories should pas
for IroNocGon The state ~ war rendered, NJ plb,,
possible a collision between the b. .ereuts, 9TH 10y
and iard. lu had at e. tI,n> that oar reserve
would bO inflated by hCssa, lt that her admiral, woJtI
avoid with tqUtl thr occasion TO ieucOnttr Al 40
staining from proceeding 70 aggressive measures wlen'
lad supposed the Russian Cabinet 10 DC animate by
different soLtimcn oUT fleet would certainly have eNtE
cised a active vigilance.
The event of Sinope Sir has realized all apprehen
sions and this deporable fact tihcs equally attitude
which ought 10 have taken. The egr,emen. which has
recently existed az Vienna between France Austria Eng
land and Prussia has established the European chasace
as rcgards the difference between Russia and Turkey
The four have soil mny ecknON dyed chat the ter
ritOral integrity of the Ottoman tmgre was one ot the
conditions of their balancing policy lAe occupation OF
Molddvia and Walachia constitutes the nrst attempt
against that integrity and there can be no doubt that the
chances of war might still mere endangcr It. Count Mes
scTOdo represented few months back, az ne ,essAry
compensation of what he has since called our maritime
"octuration" the invasion Of DGuubian Prncpaltcs.
On part, Sir believe that has become iniispen-
sable tor us ourselves the extent OF the ON
uensation to which We entitled by right the Powers
Interested in the existence of Turkey ana III military pc
sitons already taken by the Russian army We must have
pledge which OF the establishment u peace
in tho Last conditions which do not change the ds'fi
81 Of nl
rope The French and English Governments have con
seduenty decided that their fleets should enter the Black
Sea and combine their movements in such manner as to
prevent the territory the Ottoman flag from being
posed to q new attack by the Russian navy
The Vice Admirals Hamelin and Dundas have just re
ceiyed orders TO communicate this 10 all those whom it
concerns and We hope that this loyal step will prevent
conflicts which should see but with deep regret The
French Government repeat, has bat one oflcct-thai Of
contributing bring about honorable conditions aud
reconciliation between the two bclgerent parties and
circumstances oblce TO ourselves n-t terrible
casualie stl hope confidently that the Russian Cab
met winch has given such numerous proofs OF wisdom Will
not expose Europe 10 useless warsto trials OF from
DRoUYN DE L.iUYS
NOTE OF TIE FOUR POWERS
The undersigned ambassador Of Her Britain lie Majesty
ia accordance with the Representatives OF France Austria
and Prussia has the honor to make known 70 the Sublime
Porte that the Governments OF the -Four Powers having
still reason to believe that His Majesty the Emperor OF
Ru,sa does regard the thread ofnegOiaion broken
Iy the declaration of war and by the events the
ing to the proposed declarations OF lis imperial Majesty
that he detes only to behold assured perfect equality OF
right and nmunities Octroyed by His Majesty the Sultan
and his glorious ancestors to the Christian com nunes
subjects to the Sublime Porte
On its part the Sublime Porte responding 10 those deca
raons by that which it made itself to regard il
cerning it's honor to continue TO maintain the said rights
and immunes and t. be still disposed 10 put end 10
the difference arising between the two Powers.
The negotiation to he followed she'll be based upon
The speedy ustiop posi- die OF the Prncpaes tn
- -
The communal aou o. the h'm relative to the spiritual pyi
tib % ~ . ,.d 70 he pos1s Ionic be
by suitable assurances 81 eu 20 each Of them.
The arrangement already made complete the agree.
mont FGcc0rG) relative 10 the Holy Places, and the
religious establishments nj Jerusalem shall be dCntiyely
adopted.
The arrangement concerns the erection Of church and
the establishment OF Russian hospital nc Jerusalem
The Sublime Porte shall declare to the representatives
tsst il il ready to Plenpotentary to establish an
GIn.stice and TO negotiate the above named bases
with the concurrence of the Powers, and in a neutral
town TO be agreed upon between them.
Tie declarations made By the Powers in the preamble
of the treaty Of July - 1884, shall be formally confirmed
by those Powers in the interest OF the Independence
and integrity of the Ottoman Empire and in that of the
equilibrium Of Europe e de elm dH cOacert EHroP en-
The Sublime Porte shall declare /fSc[qrer0i on It's part
eicaciously its administrative system and those internal
reforms Of nature TO satisfy the wants and the just
pectations OF ito sui ects of all classes.
E Z s. #ilD5 Fl EEiSSS
Peya Dec Il. 1853 b. DE- BRCCk
Tie ConstGntinope correspondent Of The CoIgae Ga.
ife who gives brief summary Of the note Of the -Four
pow,rs adds that the words shall declare In the last
Paragraph substituted for engages itself at the in
stance Of Stratlord de Red fe wko elsO wished the
Phrase immediate evacuation of the Prncpalies to
lie inserted in the FIRST basis of negotiations. instead Of
the most speedy evacuation possible. In the latter,
however he strongly opposed by the other Embassa
doris and be ultimately yielded TO their views
GREAT BRITAIN.