New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

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cordial declaration o. opnxa on their part becsuss
of Ire generous fdeoee scd IN them that they viii
help him dam nbtriDg Turkey. b-rsying France sad IN
tie con,n ssncy Of the everhw ii the Ottoman rule sup
pressing all possible efforts the part Of the Christian
populations 10 form free and independent. Sits Her
aNsiss,ys Government continues the freebrn Brii,n,
rsre fulv sware thai in the OF any understanding
with reference 70 future contingencies being ,eden
Indeed possible The r0ri II HIS iafsrai Msey you'd
be prs.ra5ls 70 any Convention that could be framed
At all events bis word mrst be as good as any Goa
yepr;on ,hs, ccrld he framed with him. he lac airsr, Of
tie British Crorh kari-g .0ay ago declared al treaties rvh
Rnsssc AZ az ~ : through rtolafioss on her part
Her Msj.sys Government per-evere ia the belief that
Turkey stir preserves the elem nts Of existence 10
prove thc sincerity Of hs, belief ,e Earl gently adds
oPsiss q BE Emperor sa' TIE dsy. Of Il, Tls.i.s
even sooner s psris N'jy spr.s' expect
The Cslmuk heo, hiss only 70 divslss his opinion that
the sck man Is dying and the man Is dead An envisob
sort OF vitality this There Is wanted blast of the rarn
pets of Jericho One breath from the Emperors august
mouth and the O,tcmsn Empire falls to pieces
psro BY shsF of tse sss
Powers would be incompatible with the P.s-n basnee Of po.es
msD,easpes Of EurcSe ana At once v re-
cn OF Rytsana Fupire ,ha, Of
efs. extend It's territorial dom aoa
% sDsr,hy -oai Se tie provinces q ru
hey TO themselves permitting them form separate reposs
Observe that be British mister PROSTATE a; tho feet Of
bis Tartar and servy rotoaong bis words is not
ashamed to repesti the monrods lie that in Turkey
there are elements for provincial communal govern
ment while it precisely the great development of com
muna and provincial Life that has ensbed Turkey 10 with
stand til the heaviest shocks both from without and
fiom within BY ndoning all the Cars premi'es ,Se
British Ministry us,fes all the conclusions he intends 10
draw therefrom
In the contingency OF dissolution of the Turkish En-
pre SAYS the gallant Earl. the only mode by which
pacific solution could be attempted would be that OF
European Congress Blu he is afraid Of the consequences
OF such because Of Ru sian rchery which
cheated England ST the Congress Of Vienna 10 such de-
gree that poon at ST. Helena exclaimed Had he been
victorious Wat. roo he could not have imposed more
humliaiing conditions upon Englsnd-but from sese OF
France The treaties of 1878 than b. open revis
ion when France might be prepared to rick the chances OF
European War 20 get rid Of the obligations which she
considers injurious her national honor and which hsv
ing been imposed by vi,torous enemies, constant
source OF irritation to her"
Her Maesiy Government desire to uphold the Turkish
Empire not bulwaTk against Russia and because its
6owuia would force fight out with Russia her
dramatically opposed interests in the East Oh says<hs
Earl The interests Of Rzssia ard England in he Ia"
"are completely IDENTICAL
They desire to uphold the Turkish Empire not from any
Eastern cor sdtrs,oo at all bat from their conviction that
ing source Of discord IN he st An Eastera question
therefore will rot bring about ofhe Western Porer'
oganst Russia but war Of the Western 20 among
themsolyesa car Of England against Frame And the
same Minister no and his colleagues Who sanctioned
these lnes would s,u, into tho belief that they
about 10 carry serious with France against Russia
and this on queso agtated in the East aud although
the interests of England and Russa IN the East are com
"petely Identical"
The brave Earl goes further. Why does he fear par
rHL France which he declares be the necessary
"su' Of The dissolution and dsmembermen of the turk
ish Empire war with France consd rcd in itself you'd
be very pleasant thing Blu, there is this delicate crcum
stance connected with il,
THAT every question the West will assume reyou
onaIy Embrace areyon the entire social system
for which the Continental GOvrnmen. are oertaoy Ia NJ state Of
The Emperor fully eOspizau the rnsers, cog
slant beneath the serfaee OF society and their read
y vii prcbsb hereoe not dissent 6om the opinion tha tie
a Lo' Peg be he ,.aa SE state Of ting mora ds
train"
Herce, exclams the sincere peacemonger hence the
anxiety Of Her Maestys Government 10 orea tie eatas
"tr0ple" II there lurk.d with France behind the
partition Of Turkey. and revolution behind the war
with France Her Majesty Government would be ready
TO swallow The Grand Ture as his Cossack Majesty
According the instructions received from the Russian
Chanceery through the means Of Sir III Seymour, the
gallant CLARENDON winds up his dispatch with appealing
to the Emperors msgnanimty and feelings Of justice
In second Dispatch of Earl, dated April s. 1889. Sir
Hamilton is directed 10 instruct the Russian Chancellor
that
Vseount srators de Redess pss
and yecai bis mission autograph i
Her Msy andef the that the Porte ~oph be
rsra De edo is hs o.i ion and great .nowisdss
cSri.tisn subject, With the utmost lsosacy"
The Clarendon who gave biz particular instructions
had written in bis secret dispatch dated 23d March, 1859
off hris,is that
example to 0ovenmsH,s ~ho looA with contempt upon
Turkey as berbaroas power"
In tbs secret dipsfcb is avo ged that Lord STAFFORD
Yves sent 10 ConsaDtnople the most able aad wiling
tool for rtimdaiDg the Sultan In the Ministerial pspen
at The tine bis erend represented strd1g demon
stra,on against the Czer. that nobleman having long
since played The part Of Russas personal alta gonist
The series of secret documents laid before the House
concludes with the Russian andum wherein Nicholas
coneranises himself perceivng that his visws and
those Of the EDgsh Cabinet entirely coincide .hs sub
ect of the political combinations which would be chiefly
necessary to avoid in the extreme case Of the contingency
occurring IN the Est
The memorandum dated the 18th April 1853. I. asserts
that the best Of UNFOLDING the duration OF the
Turkish Governs Is not 10 harass tyoCerUhemng
"demands sVpported kum,atiag 10 us md.
"zendnee and IT'S digniy" This exactly the time Of
action Of the Menchikof comedy, Who on the 10th Of
April gent in bis irpudent verbal note and used
language fortunately very rare 10 diplomacy '-as de-
clsred By the Earl Of Clarendon in The House Of Lords
Tie more firmly his ord-hp convinced Of the Cars
determination to gently manage the sick His
yicton grows yet stronger when the Principales
invaded by the Cosesek
The Coalition Cabinet have Discovered but one hole to
slip rough from these branding do umens The ossens
ID bar ,bav