New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
THE TURKISH WAR.

/ TURKEY CONSENTS TO re OPEN NEGOTIATIONS
Intelligence has been received from Constannople TIA
the ast note Of the Vienna Conference has been accepted
by the Porte The propositions embodied in that document
were submitted 10 the Crard Couoc OF the Empire dis
cu.std ct much length, pronounced by the ma
jory of he members to lie such might be accepted by
Turkey thout dshoDor humiliation 1t remains to be
seen via. course Russia will adopt The dispatch
WI h brpesnews Of the Turkish Acceptance Of the Vienna
propositions adds that If Russia still maintains her demands
refuses TO negotiate and continues hosl;es at Sinope
The Powers Will without delay assume the attitude OF
energy that becomes them which mean nothing
short Of actual wfr This dIatch forwarded TO Paris
ard London simultaneously
Iy Dispatches TO The L0H6on Daily Ntps, we have
uth, deals of the Turkish decision 1t appears hatthe
meeting Of the Grand Council originally appointed 10 be
held the 2h took pace the 18th December for the
dcrssiou Of the collective Note communicated 70 Ieschd
Pasle by the ambassadors of the -Four Powers, pursuant
he agreement Of December s. This collective Note, i.
will be mbered merely expressed the regret OF the
Powers at the outbreak end continuance of the and
invited the Pore 10 state upon what conditions wold be
ready negotiate treaty Of peace The result Of de
lbusiions the lsth inst is embodied in Reschid
swer 10 the Embassadors on the following day. The Porte
has accepted Gil the advice which the Power formally
drtook the responsibility Of rendering It'll is say all
the recommendations embodied in the Instructions TO the
adors" but by its resolution ii has condemned
Of the bases Of the Vienna protocol end the very one
which had been previously condemned by public opinion
in England The Porte refuses again under the
obligations erng out of the treaties which Russia has first
abused and then broken and while prOcamng that policy
no SIS than duty demands the maintenance end the
extension Of the rights with which the Sultan has at various
times invested his Christian subjects declares that driven
TO defend It's very existence with the sword the Porte will
not exist for aught lees than full sovereignty within IFS
dCminops The Porte ready TO send Plenpotentary
to in neutral city with Minister similarly
Ioyed by the Gar II will adhere 10 its original qEd
of the evacuation of The Prncpalties but will not
new the broken treaties Of Kansrd and Adranople.
1t Is thus Says The Daily Ncps equally incorrect
10 sy that the Porte has accepted the project Of
mediation recommended by the Four Powers since the Pow
this time recommend such project bat leave to be
elaborated by direct though assisted negotiation
10 that the Porte has accepted the Collective Note since
that note merely asks for information. All that the Pow
nded in their in tructons to the nbassaors
Reschd Pasbs adopts but the AFFECT comp ances which
the published Vienna protocol shows they prepared
TO recommend are disposed Of in advance
From these terms must be admitted that the prospects
Of peace not very clear The Sultan by conserving
to treat through plenpOtentary desires to continue the
tire proceedings Should this last effort adjustment fail
the Powers will be irrevccaby bound to give their
getic aid to Turkey They will have the to
do this since the detection of Persia and the discovery Of
tie Russian schem< in Eastern Asia
There in Cons!antinope OF change in HE
Turkth ministry but except the appointment of new
Captain Psshs is not likely that any other change viii
present occur