The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
lions win suffice to carry taoss principles into effect

lions win suffice to carry tdoss principles into effect
Moreover the progress Of the the vast extent OF
hostities hostile prep irAons In active progress
and the passions religious and national excited by the
contest eedudlly encllde The dea of armio AMI have
rendered negotaiion far less practicable than has been at
any pyesios moment If the Emperor Of Russia had de
sired peace he has had ample facilities to insure it, bat
every day briugs fresh evi6ec that he has avse
most fornid opponents to carry his plans OF
operation and to bring the whole question in the spring
- positive issue
The Austrian government, already beginning to fad
that the hopes Of pac6caton have toe lkss aud
that the tine for more energetic ia 1t hand has
published In the Official epondence which is prepared
at Vienna under ihs eyes Of the Minister mean and
dwelling article dictated to all appearance the Rus
sian embassy After stating that the four Powers
ceavoring 10 effect by pacific and moral infu
epoe the restoration OF peace the Austrian cabinet
pressly denies that "it has assumed les. friendly
that she has not in The Least renowned hsy friendly seni
mets tosoards her allied nei0hbor, and UiR mot
ne.s to rer0'ncs Men in future !" The article
these two great monarohs is the sures guarantee for the
peace Of the world and for the conservative interests OF
Europa The appearance Of this declaration At Vienna
ut such moment Is, we fear, evident proof that the
portion Of the utran Cabinet il unable to
hold its and that degree Of pressure has been
ink ID scarcely dry the Protocol OF the 5h of Deem
Der when the Cabinet Of Vienna ready repudae its
spirit and to defeat tns influence might exercised
on Russia We have not to learn anything OF the faith
lessne OF that Courts all history Is fa Of IT. but II the
conduct Of Austria opposes herseto the general interests
OF Europe In this and thereby greatly
tends the disastrous effects of this rupture ale may rely
upon that on her DUN doinions The first and heaviest rr
In the North Of Europe the influences of Russia Is ex
erted with the same activity for It Is based
dynssc ntrGuss opposed to the true interests and
desires OF the people, Thus In Sweden learn from
gccd authority that attempt has besn made BY
date from St to engage the Court In ths
@ .h ss to closing tie poT and
vessels The Swedes are gallant people, stouty o.
posed TO tho influence Of Russia, which has alrsAy
robbed them Of Finland and Is even now pressing in 70
its service, by land and Sea- men whose sorssthsrs
served In the ranks OF Gusavus Adophus and Charles Kill
TO them and to the Danes the maintenance Of neutrality
and independence OF vital interest," but that becomes
impossible, their existence free depends on the
preservation Of their ancient alliance with the maritime
from the throne the imporanos Of defending the iads
pendepcs Of the atry aud trust that he will
betray 1t to ufsian counbels.
If these effects already beginning manifest them-
selves In Eurete the same policy Is pursued with equal
activity in Asia and there is obviously directed against
the interests of ths British empire Persia has fallen
under the yoke, and the troops which once fol
lowed the standard Of the Sophis are now to
be led BY Russian general against the Turks
and to display in provinces already wrested
from their own empire their zeal defence Of the Or
thodox Greek faith" In Afghsnstan We hear Of .
renewal Of the inrgues OF 1885, with which had to
contend when frst encountered the hostility of Rus
sic In Central ASIA AMI the distant petition to
Khiva Is reported TO be rene vsd
We place those facts In the scA!e aud weigh them
against the Russian assurances that the Emperor Ncho
Las ready to treat for pescs all suoh declarations will
tAnd for very itts and look to other modes OF
arriving at the ter nation Of this dispute. The
to be pursued BY the Maritime Powers Is clear and
strsiehtforwaro, ard Instructions on their ,cay to Con-
stdnirople uch mil the decided measures nOU agreed
upon to be carried into immediate effect
From the Lotdon Chronicle Dec. 28l
In the meantime diplomacy has not yet despSred. As
it Ia stated by tho official organ of the Austrian govern
ment that Russia had In the rst instance consented to
the proposal Of the Four powers the co OF st Peters
burg probably expected that the course OF negotiation
would be conducted on the III onsnsd pSecedeat of the
Vienna Note The Porte wsus cartaiu fad addition
.. announcement to entertain sct of in
the special mention Of the treaties OF KsnAr and Adr
Anops; but yet tbs Turkish government has 1t eess
with Its customary good sense and modera ion,
should be sent TO a conference, provided that Rus
is, in the first ace, evacuates ths Principalities
Cars compliance with this preliminary tiou, the
arrsngsnsnt viii probably lapse, like many previous
sborye efforts at reconciliation 81 the prooccl o,
December was signed the disaster OF Snope has become
known In the West and st still later period tina Persian
Curt has been induced to reclars against Turkey il
pot sgintt Great Britain It Is, in truth, notorious
that while diplonausts wire Ironically rectng the
pesceabe proies Of the Emperor Nicholas his efforts
have fcen exclusively devoted to the obsct OF 6na y
stfoyiny the Power st whose expense he hypocrtcay
undeftale s not to seek asgrsndisemsnt.
The movements recorded in latest from India
may possibly bring the dturbsr Of tie general peace
into trct CT. tion tn Englsod. 1t Is
that tyen Independently OF our misr 1srsIanains
with tie Court of Tsh.rsp, government can lock
qre,Iy while PsIsa openly joins with ts forids Ole
hbor an attack on our ally The Russian exps
citn to KhivA has ,lre.dy existed grave suspicious
ard it cannot he tolerated that vassal II the SIN
2eror should occupy territory which IL only separA
tsd from our frontier by the breadth OF AT shanstan
y spear, that Persian ENJOYS, doubtless adsd by
tia 9.looeLctte ciefs In tie general agas ag.rst En
ard IT Is mela neholy fact that tn ougA the insane
policy OF fifteen years ago. COST MAhomed has probAo
besp ali mated from the British connection but sti il
ray not bs 10, late to secure BY udci ,us police the
sllisree Of the rGier Of Ca ,r The Axhsns like oar
hussuInan subjects 10 In3ia belong to the Sunnes
their religion tina Suitan NJ
the highest representative Of the faith and bsar little
lave to their here,c.l peghbors OF Persia 1t would be
strange triumph # fraudulent ambition IL the Mahoms
taDs OF Central Asia to take part In the
which bas been proclaimed q. st Petersburg their
religion.
whatsver may be the result OF Russian intrs ues at
Csbu, 1t is mpossi bio 10 believe that s.ona Eogish
army will cross the Indian frontier to resent injury
which at be avenged its real author a. Cron-
stAdt and Sesastspo II the occasion Strives Ea gland
Will not be wanting TO her sient fame Tners are
ether warks measures to be adopted, besides those
which the unsrirg organs OF Russia reca pitala Q
for tho purpose OF railiDe up difficulties sa home
and abroad The writer's who aect up
The property Of English subjects, are the sans who
advocated for tho purpose the establishment Of
Greek empire the coercion Of Turkey the allied fleets
tie erfotcsc acceptance Of the yisops Lote and at
every poic: OF tho dispute the ecse concession which
ii was the interest OF Russia to obtain 1t Is the
Who putting forward the possible grievances Of neu
ustto little purpose however for the will be de.
cctd not d. the seizure OF Few merchant ships but by
armies ind fleets
ID our latest eeihon OF YESTERDAY we published this I'm
portrait fact that oydsrs leave Masss this day for tn
French admiral TO conane the Russian fest to Ssbksto
fol sim ar Instructions have been issued to
aa forces And II only remains to bs whether Rus
iA will submit to the vigorous which has BEEN
rBeered necessary BY her violent and fahlsss pro
ceseiass II tie Emperor Nicholas acqnssces in the
exclusion Of his sets from the Black Sea- no
doubt will exist AZ TO his desire for peace and may,
In that case look forward with confidence 10 the
early termination OF hostiies If on the nrary, the
mission Of the ees should be followed by declaration
OF var nothing viii remain bat to render the conflict
sh 'rt and IS decisive As possible.
THE VERY LATEST.
The London Potts Paris spondent states that the
last news from Russa Ia 10 the effect that the Emperor
bar, in non official Communication to the courts OF
Berlin and Visnna stated his determination not to agree
TO any proposals. for peaceful n.gostons unless conscs
rable concessions were made to Russia.
Tne Cor1tuonnd contraeicts the late rumor OF dis