The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

question He begs TO be told what the intentions Of the
deeh Are-wnehsr they are to take part with Turkey.
TO observe strict neutrality and there reason 70
believe thlt this ia the substancs Of the
made 81 Baron Brunow to the British government, upou
the arrival Of the coursr with MS last from
ST. Pete sburg The raRre OF the nstru stons seat to
the sdmirAlS Is secret in Europe 1t was proclaimed
BY Admiral Duncss general order, that II 10 the duty
OF the protect Turkish vessels and Turkish terri
try In AL parts OF the Back Sea" 1t announced BY
specia message TO the officers commando NJ Ssoas-
topo and 1t hss been further eIsmpided oy the fact
that Q Turkish convoy to Batourn has sailed under
protection These facts ere so patent anc notorious
that the Ruesan governmsnt can require no iartnsr
Information respestlns them and iadeed, the
course which England and Francs were resolved to
pursue bad already been TO the Cabinet o.
st Petersburg by Sir Hamilton and BY tbs cir
cular Of Drouyn Go PHuys. These measures havias
been publicly and executed 1t b part Of the
ths Russian ministers whether they do do not amount
to breach Of strict neutrality whether they are to
be considered - taking part with Turkey" That Is
poct for RofrA alone 70 determine Our nss have been
sent into the Black Sec for defensive purposes and with
defensive instructions II is not intended 1t the prssent
tune ths they should attack any part Of the Russian tar
Iitcres or sink burs and destroy Russian vessels In
case OF their falling In with Russian squsdron they are
prevent the enemy from making Any fresh attack on
used In case Circumstance Here again 1t Il for Russia to
determine whether she Will regard this Interpolation
tho legitimate Act Of armed nedater anxious to prevent
iurtssr o. antilles or - an aot of participation the
war, amounting to hostility against herself Tas allied
governments have yet declared hostility to Russa
they have merely declared that she shall not attach
Turkey wherever they able to prevent To thAtin
tnaio. the reply Of Russia seems 10 DO request for
It not known to n what that explanation has BEEN
nor can understand that the fas are susceptible Of
Any ssplasaton b.yead that which Russia herself may
nunicated with the British government Baron Bruno '
Gid mot dsrand his passports and It reported that he
the object Of the Russian CAbiset TO tenn ,orzs
L motive may DO found for this subdued tone OF
tany Of Il. conduct Of high spirited r.soiuts sovsrn
IT. determined TO repsl all tsterfsrence with Its bsl
gsrent rights II would 'esm on the contrary to int
osts Opposition even new to avoid the last sxtreiliss
war to sccspt the very positive occupation Of the
Black Sec by tho allied nsets ss temporary SCI tf for
tas occupation Of the Prisspaties In ss OF tbs tons
cd the Russian organs In their
With the Russian people, have on several occasions
found thsn holding far more temperate language In
thing Is gained TO the chance Of paciioaton
War 1t least has not been declared the ministers
Withdrawn, the announcement Of the advance Of the
fleets; and further interval occurs. At the present
moment this interval Is the valuable - 1t 81
lows the full and formal communication Of he four
Powers which WAS despatched nom Vienna on the
probable that irrsvocAbls step will have BEEN
taken before ths Emperor has that umatum before hn
picaton. It would be absurd to throw away the last
chance CT Desoe solely because 1t s the last The fact
Of the hset BY immediate declaration Of war; is cir
cumstsKc to be placed for whatever 1t IL WORTH the
side Of peace Had be been entirely resolved to brave
his Ministers 10 London sd Paris to reply In 80 cautious
and evsbtve manner 10 Buoh . communities ION. 1t
evident FRI m the notorious PIE partitions made by H. de
Bunow ard de Kisselef for their immediate rture
tnat they anticipated peremptory orders On the
other hand, this incident mny imply than that
tie Ia stil endeayorng to throw the RESPONSE
bility OF declaration OF wIr which both sides
anxious to avoid the allied Powers; and perhaps he
erterLns hopes that this assumed moderation will
Etore rome portion Of his infusnce the Germ m
Courts. In point tin the difference will bs small, for
his to the Vienna protocol must this be its
wiy and Ia few days more We shall know with certainty
whether the Car has modified the intentions he has
already expressed ana consented to treat on the basis OF
those preminares That is the real point In cis
pute ard, unless actual collision an ould have taken
place between the combined fess and Russian rps In
the Black Sea- that decision must finally set at rsst all
doubt On the question which has for SO many month
PEI I'd and agitated Europe.