New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
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THE SECRET DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.
From Oar Own Correspondent

THE SECRET DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE
From Oar Own Correspondent
LoSDoS Friday, March "a 1854.
Although Lord j. Russes dispatch may upon the whole
be described TOe refusal Of the Cars proposition 10
enter into previous the eventual partition Of
Turkey there very strange passages to which
cal the attention Of your readers Lord John says
Tseeis enf reason l,g RE S,Ia that he can
not isep friendly relations VIII hf
neishboI,"
Now nowhere in the conddental communications Of Sir
II Sc, mour DO ausion 10 the Car having pro
posed TO intimate to the Sultan anything OF the sort We
must therefore conclude either that Lord Russell While
stimulating opposition TO such step in.inusle
himself that of Hamltons confidential commi
pcatons suppressed the papers laid beorehe House
The looks the suspicious only ld days ae
OF Feb 25 1853 Lord Clarendoe his accession to the
Foreign Office gave the following insruc tons 10 Lord
Siraicrd &c Redclfe
ESeeerey will with al she anknss tad ussssrye h.'
h prudence and the diantJ OF the ss-r,
exsn M reasons which Majesty. Govern neoi fear
that tie Ottoman npire IL Gos goson OF peculiar dnse
~. or W. iIns to de-. he II ors oS
H. . rorts sisefi, to aas zone se
Ss and Tes s Porte se prove & me-
INTEGRITY o. the EmPte catastrophe ina Toqd 9e dseP de
represent the Forte aseonsoe probable aod by 's
ss s .1G Prese. Of III. Lain and Greek Churches. Vol
psse' 81 andS
Vas this no. inqatine 10 the Sultan on the psit OF
England in plain words that he cannot Keep peace a.
home or preserve friendly relations with his neshbor
The Car had told SIR Hamilton in very OF hand way
that he would no, aAor Eng and to establish herself a,
hut that he his part intended to estsb
sh bm,ef there, if proprietor, al least dePoss
~ How does Lord John reply this mpsItineui announce
ment In the of Great BRIAN he renounces al in
tenton or with TO hold COnsannop pie lie exscts no
similar pledge from the Car The position of he Enps
",or Of Russia, he says dposary but no. proprietor,
OF Co1sianiinope would be exposed TO numoeress haz
ards both f:om the long CHERISHED ambition OF BIS own
naiir and he eaouses Of Europe The Jeaoasies OF
Europe but not the opposition of Engsud AZ to Eng
land she would no; allow John Russell dares not
speak to Russia The which Russia speaks 70
Fpcl,rd-sbe would no. Be content to see COnstaoaope
permanently in the hands of Russia She Will iheu be
CONTEXT 10 see temporarily In other words che fully
coDcurs in the CzG's proposal She WI! not allow
what he himself Ienounce but is prep .red to suer what
he intends dong
Not content with installing the Czsr toe eventual de
possry OF Con,tannope LORI John Russell declares the
nsu of the Englh Government that they vii eIter riO
10 agreement to provide for tie contingency OF the fall OF
Turkey without PREyIcUs communication 20 Russia
That say although the Gar tod Sir H. Seymour thai
h kad tn'trtd into agreement With Austria fore max
ing spy previous Communication England she on her
part pledge hsr.e to communicate with Russia previously
10 en.ring INTO en- agree meut with France
lyon the whole, says Lord John OF POI.
icy can be adopted wise, disiEeresed,
ben. cs 10 Europe than ihs; when his In. -ra Majesty
has 60 long followed
His Cossaok Majesty happens to have followed w,hou;
ever vervng from il the policy nauguraed az hs
sion to the throne aud which the liberia Lord John declares
10 have been disinresed aud be dcsl Europe
The osensbe and ma pon. OF dis )uie in the present
Eastern complication is Russas claim - elgio1s pro
orsfe over the Greek Christians in tie OIjman En-
pre TIL Gar, lar from Disgusting his pr7enioGs tod
Sir Hsmion pl,ny that by -esy b. has rgh; watch
over hoe several Millions that he made moderate
and spaIog use Of his rgh. and tina: Il attended
with obrge ions occasionally very in,onvsnient Does
Lord John Russsl give him understand that there exists
no such treaty ard tina. the Car had night Th;
he had no more right NEEDLE with the Greek subjects OF
Turkey than England with he Protestant subjects of Rus
,is or F,suce With The hshm o. Great Britain Let hin
answer for himself
Her Mae,s 3ovorrneu; wis., 20 add hat IL their .
SafGn shoEd Be advised CABS
ut in enfsrnity vi The riirepss Of equity and religion.
f,..ror, The the Turkish Govern neat
saop.s Of snd npAs aG l-0n. th- -
vii ihe Emperor % kussis ana = necessary % tn1i
which he Imperial Majesty has oaod go tlf -eno7
hQnsh Seabf yfsfc,ttsd b. cfg 'aactss - treaty
Rusa eropt0HGl Proe'srate over the subjects Of t1e
Porte saHc,ond jy fresty No doubt about that ssys
ora John and Lord john Is homes; man, aud Lord
John peaks in the psAs of Her Mjsstys G0vernneot