New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

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TseS ,Sns held by the mosques or religious corpora
top, became sseocf or o. IL tsr~e' IN l"oA
;sIId fveyer in mortmaiD. Bach lanos nave ht"eI'3
s,, :, from taxation and personal conbseatSn sha
us ,snrrs has 90 increased and eItenced oy the
frerce Of duration aud szvurry an empire vhsrs al
cher roTot! Is fgcustng and insecure tina, fail three
c,e,t.t, VI FOL 81 the iprh'en u'i"' NV- !" Y ~ "
l., h. ID in this manner. ,,,,
,ropery rhi.h ,h,y have held for c3ntufes By the Two
I'D bond of LEG al u age ard religious venera on'o re
.m. The dir. It authority az the SuitGa over - Ia -
roron Of III, lands of the ETfe one thd o' "ach va
slcutd 10 'he mo,qo's b, Mahome, tl7 D"nl W '
10 affy ,he whole 10 which the Ul1uis AM respu
rces NAV be al l. 10 put ,h IL defense OF tneir .e-ea
,chif is Certainly Of TIC bodesi measures
IN greet emerercy .. -
snos is an Indispensable preliminary 10 the real te1rn
and JIogrs of the country Soonet or etor Ia s ne
torv ,yery Ctristan Stnte hos undergo i, ant the
yast yosse,sons viii the superstition or toe riPacy
Of ioiu.er ages placed IN tbe hapts OF iac clGTca
have been restored To- the common ~ 49, o. .;
Tuley by he emancipation of the Christians, aud ne
tstabhfhEeIt Of prineiple Of equality between ai'
races and religions II The Empire led by an ihe'i't
lie .onseoo1He to ;he abolition Of toe exclusive
fulr,uacy which The Mussunsns have hitherto eyer
ci,,d over tie largest portion OF The soil except IN Toe
hr,tiu,lrco end III the provinces from when tey as
el,u'e ed J., ,ray And although changes 'i th- naa'
rrt never eceornps led without tie daugo ana saho'
parable from revolutions, the fa.ure 'rentlh a"d
iicCiCDCtIce OF IGIkey depend on "a lL'roouo'n 81
,ys.p tc,rl, distinct from that viii n hss reduced4o
nssrifceni 81 omj ire 10 the verge OF d~sod ION. .
Vi n. told that the last message received al D''In
6t tie I oI0T OF ,.us-ia and crny.yed Z" h4t tplrt
rs Prince George Of hecklcnburg l. 70 IL, eec 'fa''c
FnpeIor will e,aooete the pfiDrPalte- whenever me
IL Powers have obtained from tie Turks By treaty
tie .msncl alion of roe Cbnrn7r population me Nes
On Pow trf ssoufht as Little as possible to bind the
are ty treaty any such conditions snd u Is n) nece
ai f q cir obi Ct that the CONCESSIONS made tn Tue Ch'
tis fLorll be the result Il any c,mpac, VITA fOFskn
(nyn.pt but matter Of iact the Porte ha- already
coIc,0od ilhuney more 20 its Chrsfisn ,u'ec on 'ie
. All. # HE'D "
coue ever have granted TO tho menaces OF Russia aud
Il he Eu eror Nicholas ,sisPcse 20 make the enanci
t:U Ct e Christians &c :6st OF peace OF IT, he
a. withdrew ifoA The PrncIpa,fie nc ha !n'ateu
froe have gained more for ie Ch ans oi tue has
by ceencGs the tilh's OF !aI@ey man Nc sa IN, eI 10, o.
1OtJs lat forwarded 70 Berlin ~ tho PfInc, 0i
Aedlenlufg es serious or hone-1 oveHa'e;
ord VIC icsr they are intended to s,T' 20 y'iy
II possilie t. Getach Prussia AID Ag,'tis fIon the
alliance Of the Wes;ern Powers 'ni o. n to niate
item 10 rtIuoise The nrnet1 70 ~'e9 lucy 'sre
aecoU l liz purpose, The most obvious course IS 10
put ir aid proposition of pooce sufficiently plausible to
mil. IL German Powers maxi il p-c,cxt fnr hcr,
f. dtft he ier, sis Of Europe, though MT snc emily
real eld important 10 erst the operations c; the Western
ICwGs.
such proposition Las accordingly been sent TO Berlin
vl,e, sc have strong ta-'n t,"Ve 'pir'he Mug
q !fussie cud bis Nil iscr wGtchi st IA 0'Hun
ity to eyede the asturences gwen ~ mem ony a,'
wCcl TO he Chamber, and to betfay The con
fGeuce which he's been unduy p2; Ia tnsse
sfufaIces by the representatives. Of the people u -
however IN Berlin only and NJ. in vienna that these
sr6alous inrsuos Of lie RGrsiaD patty sie carried -"
with atyily and success for the language ana attn
trde e the Cour of Austria toward Russia aud toward
tie Western Powers continue to DO totally different iro n
hat Of Prussia end the very existence OF Germany Is "a
ud.I, Ldeoi us;iOB depends the TRAMP oi The phc
lles 10 which Austria afheres over The base sbd short
ri, hitd views OF the Court OF Goa citenbg No lin
cusco hich we could with prope'y employ woald ale
oune, describe he policy of the King of Prussia aud we
rtcIe.t 10 add that Baron Mtn ou,i in ~hom we're Tor
som, time dsed place confidence has incared stron,
tusVi ion of Gur.icty an bad fairh which the more
oisciacefui es hey directly opposed 10 the course tie
pfo .d At 10 dietat period hS frm resolution pursue
W. L:d loced he might be the Her !euburg Of Prasss
lut fear he will prove another Haugri@ and lose in
mean tu lection 10 foreign intrigue the credt he once en-
loved Is Minister Of an INDEPENDENT Crown.