New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05


"pectcdy, and ttore some nlte'tor scheme Aaa 'eeA
"sketehed"
Having, thus, again given notice oil the Impending
death of the Ottoman Empire the summons 10 England
Ellowed ip conformity with the eventual engage
"mentn 70 discount tie heritage in common with
pnssi. Still he Avoids skechng Bis own Interior
syste copteniing himself by establishing IN par
Tneptsry way the main point TO De kept ID Vie" IL
tie event Of partition. 49,.
7, F,gl,nd and arrive o, understanding OF tns mater
a. card. tie rest i, matters little Ia me II Is lndIeren'
% VIA, others do or think. Frankly then tell YOU
- LIT II ENGLAND thinks Of establishing herself one
dfthe.. DAYS al COLstautnop!e. VIII Lot ale" H. %
not attribute this intention tc YOU Dur II oeter on
oCcasops TO speak plainly for my part am equally dis
osed The engagement MOTTO estahh myself there,
a. rrorrier that say FOR as occuper do not say
Il might happen that crcuins tance no previous po
ion were made. if everything should be eit u cnahee'
;oht rIace me in the position occupying COnstan.pope
FncIsnd. therefore, will b. forbidden to establish
herself AT Constantnops. The Gar will do So II not
az proprietor at least ia the quat' OF temporary
occupier TIE British Embassador thanked his Me-
esty for the franbness Of this declaration Nicholas
then alluded to bis past conversations with the Duseol
Wellincton. of which the memorandum Of l-ii IL the
record and az it were. the rtsrnt. Passing 70 the
question of the day-to his claims 10 the holy Places
the Brti.h Emba.sador expressed his fears
Two tina: might be anticipated from the
sppearanoe ofs Russian arnyrhe one being the counter
dtmonsira,ion which might be provoked on the part
France the other and the more serious the r ng on he
rsrt If the Christian population, against the S-sn au-
ibority already so much weakened by reVos and ~
severe financial crisis Tie Emperor assured me that no
movement of bis forces had Yet taken place IN ont pss
houce ard .1prtssed bis b"Ie het 40 advance would De
r.olired Van yegord 20 u French ELpdEloa 10 tie Saf
tons deminoas his Majesty Intimate 'h.t ,uen sep
would bring affair immediate crisis that sense OF
horror would compel him TO send lis forces INTO turkey
without delay orhesitaon that the result OF such an
aLyaIoe should prove t. be the overthrow o. tue orr
TryE ne Z rond 7urc he should regret the event but
should feel that he had acted az he wa compelled 10 40
Tie Car has now given England the theme she has
.iAtnb trtif arflF NV
supertediuc the Ottoman Empire, aid d" TO enter
INTO previous concert as to everything relating 70
the establishment Of new order of thing intended
to replace that which now exists. lie encouraged
his punl by holding forth tie prize he mi nj gain from
a successful solution of this problem, missing him
with tie patcrnal advice:
"A robe triumph would be obtained by tie civilization
of the Nip.teen century il the void LEFT by the extnc
ton Of Mehommedan rule IN Europe eoli1 DC nNeu up
without IN interruption Of the genera peace IN conse,
onorce Of tie precautions acop,e1 by tIo two principal
Governments the most interested III the destime' OF nr
kew.
Troiard being thus summoned, Lord j. Russell ap
reors and fcuds In his answer in secret and c0nden
ial dispatch dated Feb. g. 1853. II Lord John had
been fully aware of the Cars perfdous plan TO press
England into al.> position b. the mere lact oil her
entering into secret communications with him, as to
tle future partition of an allied State b. would have
acted like The Gar, and have contented himself with
making verbal reply to Baron Brnow, instead OF dis
patching an official state paper to 81 Peters6urgh'
Before the secret papers were laid before the House
THE TINES had described Lord Johns dispatch as
most powerful and indignant refusal of the Cars
proposals. In its YESTERDAY number Il Uithdraws Its
OWN euoey of Lord John, declaring that d" the docu-
"nent does not deserve the praise it hal been led on
jmp,rfect information, to apply ~ IT.. Lord John
incurnd the wrath of Tie Times in consequence of his
declaration in Friday sitting OF the Commons. that
he certainly was not in the habit OF making communl-
cations 10 TIA, paper and that he had not even read
the article ailudirg 10 bis answer 10 Sir u H. Sey-
| mour until three days after its publication.
Any one acquainted with the humble and AFFECT tone
assumed bv every English Minister since 1914, Can
ming not excepted IN their communications with
Russia will be forced to own that Lord Johns DIS
patch is TO be regarded as heroic performance on the
/ part OF that little earthman
The document having the character OF an important
contribution to history and being proper TO illustrate
the Development OF negotiations, your readers will be
clad 10 lie acquainted with it IN ,ltcnso.
e. secret and con6s.ntisIl
.FoRTiGs OrTIcr February o 1853
SIR Ihave received, and laid before the Queen your
secret LocoIGenta. dispatch OF the I'D of January Her
M'jey upon this As upon former occasions i happy to ae
kroyltdee the modo ATTIC the irankness andt friendly
dispo ton Of his imperial Maesly Her Maesty has dl
reced ne to reply in the same spr OF temperate candid
ancable discussion Inc aus siion raised by ha pe
rial Moiesty is very serious i- supposng the
tncepcy OF the dissolution OF the Iurkish Empire 10 be
probable immibt Mt, whether not beer to he
provided beoreh for contingency than to incur the
chaos. confusion and the certainty OF an European war
all Of which must attend the catastrophe if it should occur
UNEXPECTEDLY and before some Interior system hos been
skeiched this is the point, said his Imperial Majesty 10
which au dorous that you SHOULD call the attention of
vour Government In considering this grave question,
The first rejection that 20 her Majesty Govern
ent that actual crisis has occurred which renders
Necessary solution of this vast European problem Dis
putes have respecting the Holy Places but these
arc without the sphere of the internal government
OF Turkey and concern Russia and France rather
III an the Sublime Porte Some disturbance Of the rela
tons between Austria andthe Porte has been caused 6y the
Turkish attack on Montenegro bu; this again relates
rather dangers affecting the frontier OF Austria than the
authority safety Of the sultan that there il suf
ceni cause ntimating 10 the Sultan that he
keep peace home preserve friendly relations with
his neigbbOrs. IL further 70 her Majesty Govern
70 remark that tile event which is contemplated is
not definitely fixed in point of time When William Ill
and Louis NV disposed by treaty the succession Of
Charles II OF Spain they providing for event
which oould not be far of The inhmiies OF the sove
reign Of Spain and the certain end Of any human life made
the contingency in prospect both sure and near. The
death of the spanish kim IN wey hened by the
treaty of partition The thing he said Of the
provision made in the last century for the disposal 81 Ius
upon the decease OF the last prince Of the house Of
Nedic But the contingency Of the dissolution Of the
Ottoman empire Is of another kind. II happen TWEEN
y fifty or hundred years hence. In keSecrcvmfdEoes
4 orf ldrGiy BE cOHStseHf ts he friendly feelings TO
sord ne SadA rAicl animate tie peror of RvSsta
less than The guam Of GreGt Britain, 70 9po.e 6f0raRd
The prortHceS HndSr hIs dominion Besides this cOnsde
ration however, il must be observed thai agreement
made in such case tends very surely TO hasten tue con
tnscncv which is intended TO provide Austria and
France could in fairness he ket in ignorance of the
transaction. woud such concealment be Consistent
/ with the end of preventing an European Indeed
such conceslneIi cannot be intended BY bis In
/ peiial Majesty. II is 10 be inferred that
irea. Britain and Russia should have agreed the
70 be pursued aud have determined enforce IT, hey
should communicate their Intentions The G-ea; Powers
/ " Europe. An agreement thus made and thus counu
nicaiei would not be very long secret and While 1t
would alarm and ALLEVIATE the sultan. the knowledge s
would stimulate Ai his enemies 10 increased vio
ard hat ict a.