New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

pose ha. Of your Majesty preferred 70 declare rah
than remain in state Of uncertainty and humidity The
Porte had claimed our support the Of .n3 Porie
appeared TO rs 20 be Just on. and the English a.
French sgua5ToDs were therefre ordered - the B)s
Yhorus
Our attitude IL reference 70 Turkey va. tia. Of pro
ector but it passive We did not incirs her . wa
We -tasingy addressed = the ears Oi the Sls1 the
advice Of peace and moderation persu-lei that HI va
the best mode OF coming 10 agregneL Gat the Four
Powers consulted together again am ,ubmtei to yo1r
Majesty other propositions Your Mej-s;y yo-r
part, exhibiting TIE celmnes which al Is from the con
scioUsnes Of strength conieIted yourself WITH rep n-
from the left bank Of the Dsnube, in Asia The sts'ks
Of the Turks ard with the moderation worthy Of the
chief Of great empire, your Majesty declared tia. You
would act the defensive Up that period then.
were NAV say interested spectators bu simply spec
tors Of the dispute when the sfI OF SnOpe compelled
us to take more decisive part France ani nga1t IA
not thought Il necessary 10 send troops T. the ASSISTANCE OF
Turkey. Their flag. therefore not engaged IN the
conflicts which took place upon land. Bat AZ sea Il vas
very different There were q: the % the Boz
phoTus 5000 guns the existence Of which proclaimed
loudly enough Turkey that the two ealing maritime
Powers would not allow her 20 be attacked b. sea The
afsir at snoIe for painful - II unexpected
Tor 1t matters little to Us whether OF not ne TURKS Wlsh
convey munitions OF 10 the Russian territory. In
fact Russian hips attacked Turkish vessels IN the waters
Of Turkey. while those vessels were riding q1ie.y a.
anchor in Turkish port. The turkish vessels were
destroyed in spite OF the assurance that there was
wish 10 commence an aggressive war and III spite ~
the vicinity Of our squadron Il was no longer oar policy
which received check II military honor The
sound of the shot at SnOpe reveberaed painfully
in the heart Of all those who England and IN France
respect national dignity There was general partiePa
ton in the sentiment that wherever canon reach
all ought 70 be ected Out of This feeling
lie order gwen 10 our s9uhdroA 70 eAer inc BACK 50
ard prevent by force + necessary the Of
similar event thence arose the collective notification
sent 10 the Cabire Of s. Petersburg announcing that II
We Prevented the Turks from making aggressive
upon the coasts Of Russia would a'o protect the Turks
upon their territory. As 10 the Russian ee IN p'O
hbitingits navigation OF the Black Sea we placed upon
different condition because it was important during the
preserve guarantee equivalent in force 10 the
cupation Of the TuTkis territory aud thus IA tate the
conclusion Of peace by having the power OF making de-
such Sire the re- result and statement Of the facts
II il clear that having arrived at this point they must
either bring shout defntiye understanding decided
rupture -,
uGe fof tranquility of Europe and by your benfcent inu
has powerfully arrested the spirit OF disorder, that
doubt to the YOU will take in the alter
native which presents itselfo your choice Should your
Majesty be 6osiTou myself of pacific cOncluaion,
what would be simple than to cecare that arms
tce sha be signed that things shall their d
Ilomac course that all hOsties shall cease, and that
the begeIen forces shall return from the places TO which
motives of war have led them
Thus the Russian troops world abandon the Puncpa
ties and our squadrons the Black Sea Your Majesty
preerrng TO treat directly with Turkey might appoint
ambassador who could negotiate with Plenipotentaryo Of
the Sultan yention which might be submitted to
conference of the Four Powers Let your Majesty adopt
this Plan upon which the Queen of England and myself
ore perfectly agreed and tranquility viii be established
end the world satisfied There nothing the plan which
your honor but IT, from motive difficult to understand
your Majesty should refuse this proposal then France,
wen as England will be compelled TO leave to the fate of
ard the chances of that which might be de-
cided by reason and justice.
Let your Majesty think that the least luminosity
neT pCuTa in yonr Se 6
Of January 1853 in which you write Our relations ought
to be sincerely amcabe based they are upon the
same inentiOnsthe maintenance OF order the love OF
peace respect for treaties and reciprocal good feeling
This programme is worthy of the Sovereign who racei
and do hesitate to declare that remain faithful to it,
beg your Majesty 10 believe in the sincerity OF my SEN
timeDs and it is with these sentiments that am SIRE
YOUR Majesty good friend NAPoLEoS.
In the House Of Lords on the 18th long debates upon
the motion of Lord Canricarde took place upon the East
Question, but very little fresh information elected
from the members of the Government.
In Paris the 4th the French funds fell considerably
owing having been received from ST. Petersburg
decidedly unfavOrable 10 peace.
TIE lsf battalion of the Co1stream Guards marched
through London tho 18th for Chichester prior to their
embark alton the Mediterranean. They were received
by tie people with extraordinary demonstrations of en-
tLusia.m.
The Royal West India mail steamer La Plata arrived at
SOUTHAMPTON at midnight on the l4th.
The screw Great Britain arrived at Liverpool
on the 9TH from Australia She sailed from Melbourne
the Sd December and her passage occupied IJ Gays
She brought l97 passengers and ldG1 ounces gold dust
COMMERCIAL.
At the Corn market in Mark lane on the 18Th, there
was small show of English Wheat, aud the quality
Indifferent The market very fat and the best quail
lilies hung on hard though offered at decline of -.
quarter Foreign Wheat was very depressed at Is y
quarter lower The Flour trade was heavy and sales OF
American made at fully 1s. Dbl. lower Barley Oats
and other Grain fat and lower.
At Liverpool on the 18th, Wheat was sold at about
late rates but Flour was difficult to move at Is Y Dbl
lower Indian Corn freely offered at reduction
of 2s -
The Money market retained its easy character The
English Funds pretty firm, aud little affected by the
wnrlike preparations COnsO being last quoted 81 TO
OH. Railway Shares and Foreign Bonds were rather
better in price.
The reports the manufacturing towns show great
steadres Of trade At Manchester owing to the rnness
Of the Liverpool Cotton market the tendency OF business
was slightly toward Improvement. AT Birmingham the
general influx Of foreign orders undimnlshed while
The home trede was continuously active. The adylces
from Australia regarding Birmingham goods wers not on
the whole favorable In Nottingham trade was dull In
the Wolep Districts there renewed animation but me
Bradford orsted trade without recovery The lrsh
Linen merkets were in a healthy state.
The London Tallow market quiet Sugar market
fat at a reduction of Cd cwt.
At the Liverpool Cotton market the sale on the 18th
were 5000 bales without change In prices.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.