The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

sr the manner OF execuusg those Instructions 7, the
discretion of the sdmiras bat they attach mach I'm
psrascs not alone To the united action OF tbs tsoyov
errmssts, but TO the Instructions addressed 10 tnsir
prepared adopt the spssns nots Of astios pro-
| posed by the govsrnmsst Of the Emperor
IsstIroons to that eject win accordingly b addressed
Her M.j.sb's government not hssitssd TO adopt
prescribe but the time the, do no. dsgutss from
themselves that II distant period iavolvs Eag
equally for n. honor and eighty Il Il. t.s powers 10.
70 allow The psees Of Europe 10 - dependent upoa THAI
atoa.l spirit 10 Turkey which ho.svsr admirable in
sviasty bsyend oOotro OF The Turkish government
Her Asss government vsuld thsrsfos propose TO the
government Of the Emperor tnat In king knows 10 tie
Ports the which tbs two governments about
pursue tbs Esssh and French Ambassadors should a.
The tins be instructed to demand Ia the event Of
the anawsr 70 proposal recssty cent from Vienna
having been unsAtisAcfory that the terms Shioh
treaty peace between Russia sed rurk:, sh.n b. ne
France the distinct understanding that sohiss shsl
proposed on her part 70 which abs has already ohy
sIR q. II. SEYMOUR 70 rHx EARL OF Of ARsspoN.
ST.. PHrlnBURG Dec Is 1858
Your lordshps wishes ~ TO the FRA aknsss 70 b Oh.
fervei towards The Ruslsa government ~ juucture OF
this importance, we'll known 10 that have net
hsst.tsd to state 70 Count Nsssslrode the slns. s1
cited k,sand By ths intshgsacs Of the destruction
The language whish held TO his E.osllsncy when
waited upon him, the day before yesterday, was %
Dismiss sntrsat Of you from your miad the I'M
found I'd notion Of the existence the Of h Hsss
government Of desire TO humillsts Russia feeling
Of the sort exs. Do not nsgiss either that Is can be
for interests tia. Russia should be ,Dursd-qus the
have reason to complain Of Runaa that the unlimit.d
couhdsbce placed in her has besn III rspsid
NTH tho wn o. r.surniDs evil fs evil
ras ca.e Is plainly this Her jssys government have
British interest and An Eur psan interest 10 maintain
Empire and they hold that thu hrst would have
b4@s virtually Destroyed, Il Prince heusankors de
placed in great Danger By the occupation Of the
PrSeipanhes, which II, moreover precedext and
ssan't which i bshoyes III the great power o.
accordingly have duties TO orm-duss not voluntarily
.aesraken, but imposed on tnen b, Rlsis; aud fr,n
aanpsi and Will not shrink Turkey must b defended
from gsrosicp; her Mjsstys govern pledged
Now to ths application Of this The vssorr ths
Turks has produced very painful esot 10 Engl.ud II
msy es res.Idsd :. An insult 70 tn. maritime
Ing the Affair Ia incorrect IL mot true that the Turkish
squadron had board troops destined attack sssoum
Batoum and ihsy bsvs been destroyed 10 : Turkish
barbor, which is Turkish territory which England is
Before had concluded this last ssntencs Count Nes
sslro6e interrupted by strong assurances that
thing could be more unounded than the suppositon OK
Its having been the wish Of the Russian Is
offer any srcnt to England and France that whioh had
happened no oSserve the unavoidable CONSCIOUSNESS
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signed to Rrsaia Turkey, said Count Nesselrods de-
caEes war upon us she opens the sampAsa before the
tsr laid down BY herse she invader territory; she
takes small fortress which she still holds. Aad then you
find isult with US because opPoc hostres BY hos.
1ilitiesi sus Isms nb.r beg that y. are a. VA: with
too dsfeIrivs .ot-,hs rursiah. ship, noto
riousy laden with military stores nten led for tbs tr
who are lighting up on our horde
Al to the last point, NJ ls Comts said 1t s question
OF fact, ami our two versions dins' prepared to
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convs. ing stores to Turkish town. As regards what
you SAY respecting tho practices Of war must repeat
slou no. who brought about this extraordinary
state of things. However, Am no. not m ,ch com
do mot wish {, conceal from yos that whilst great for
beArAnoe TO the trance BY ships Of the Block Sea
after .bat has isisly Occurred is no logger possio
The Chancellor only rep led thst ~ he had bsfors
stated be could we'll understand the public feeling sx-
cited In England and France that his ntsllgsns gave
him reason to believe that her M,jssty's ships
bad entered tbs Black Sea- thA their dispatch
the intended somSsr a1.ns Of vArnu. 1ssa had S..n
spoken a. such intention had existed the part Of
After tins as believe, sautary motto. had been given
to the Russian Minister, We spois Of other points
1ans Luz 09n' ~ ~ .ao G,nouas vnou W..
tie Sultan was consulted to the conditions upon waich
he ~~s duporsi to make peace and .hea thsss wrs
osrtred ard arranged OF With exclusive refer
to Turkish interests he ppofed Russs would be
sailed upon TO sign what hac besn prepared for he Tnsn
meta turkish unde tbs the
sHist ministers perfectly novsl-~as niguity
European ststeswAsa urs which during the last hun
drsd years Ruhs had nevsr submitted to 10 h inter
course with Turkey An: to which she could no. nos he
Ientreated Count Nsssslrods to bear In mind that
her relations with TURKEY were of i'm ,ortancs to Rass
interest in Turkey not less import mt tina. h
weakness and dscrepitude OF shich much had bssn
said but additional motives for the support Of
not @ s sase Oh:
hat You ,hsuia b humi.tsa, i protest to ysa that
It Ia In vain that endsavos 70 prehend the state
ment Es,e il question Of avoWed general Europsau
interest and to bs hurt because Europe chooses
quite impossible to understand the objection which ysu
| are ralsing.
This conner, replied CUNT Nessercd. from your not
choosing to put yourselves in our situation.
On the contrary faid that is ths way in which but
to lns purpose, am en- eavorng to judge OF yonr OBJ
jeetio.s suppose England engaged In alteration
war with Turkey and can easily andsrsiaui other Ea
ropcan States desiring take part in TIRE settle u
the affair what canpot realize is the idea of England
feeling insued tie wish Of other States paro ,ats
In an aoustmsnt In which their interests should b, i'm
Count Nese.ods would only ask VIA. the feelings OF
Erg and would have been OF hs great Powers had
forward to take part in the settle Of her df
nappeAred 10 rAid very easy to understand what
the Ell gsh policy would have been; in the ft place
othsr than our own, were .psss.d ana s.ooodiy An,
suoh offer the part q the -adpg Pover to assist
the promotion OF settlement Of differences would
| been gladly resolved BY her Msjssy's government.
The above my iord Il correct outline Of my last
| versaton with The Chancellor
SIR 9. H. SEYMOUR TO THR EARL OF CLARRsDoN.
/ ST PrsRmuRG, Jan. ID. 1884,
received note yesterday r m the CnAncslor. whom
knew to be ILL., to say that h. should ready receive
me 1T half past twelve O'CLOCK. found his excelsncy
very i'm psfscty recovered aad evidently sl weak and
| unfit for exertitn
. Is.prs.ssd my rsrst at h.vIusa painful communos
ton to make to him, obss rvire, ho,evsr that what
had remarked, Is soon ~ heard q disaster at
snore to the feeling which that would produce
In England would have prepared his exceency for what
| had rev TO state.
Her Msjsetys aect said, had ben cent to C,nstAhH-
nj pie, not With the Intention Of Alta liking Russia bat
Ger sipy With that OF defending Turkey Her ksjssys
government wculd have BEEN we'll pleased that
sly for naval exetion should pre- Gated itas
this very probably would have been the but for
| eseIsrophs to which had alluded.
The tbtimation whish had ma 10 his ErcslSspcy en-
th- 2'th October would have bsd It hal beeu hoped
eject Of preventing an attach upon Turksh coast
an attack which, had it been made when the EoehsA
ships had been 1T hand they woad have assst,d 10 re-