Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-02

THE CHANGES IN THE TURKISH MINISrRY-Tu
CAUSES OF TnEM-COUNT ORLOEE ANn Ill

CAUSES OF THEM-COUNT ORLOFF AND HIS
MISSION TO VIENNA-THE GREEK CHRISTIANS
THE ALLIED POWERS. gTC
II IL probable that the latest teegraphc intelligence
which has reached from Vienna is correct in poot nj
iac but We are always obliged receive with treat eau
ton The differences suggested by that ode of commune
cation ihus We were already aware that chang. wa.
shortly to he expected in the Turkish Government and
we ATE not surprised TO learn that some such even,
has taken place. But VIC 10y no means preparcd "a
believe that such change be more favorable
to the adoption Of compromise with Russia. On
the contrary, i. Is vel! snovn thet the romov,,
OF tho sebaskior and the Capudan Pasha was re.
garced by the principal allies and advisers of the Porto
an indispensable condition tho successful prosecutiop
OF the war. The Sebaskier, Minister at ar il bro
cher In law OF the Sultan, who hal succeeded in ,e,ainp
his oihce rarity by this come ion and partlv hS
bis political alliance with the ultra Mussuman faction and
the Shek ul Islam. But his capacity az military adj min
istraor FAR below his zeal and personally he has
or ceased TO he rival of Eedschd Plsha though sitting
in the same Council. .
lt extremely difficult sound the otve. and c,,.os
Oy ~hch ihc-e changes brought about at the Porte
where ioreisn inlaence.a and personal intrigue are The
chief elements in such contests for royer Ian, ~ a. =
combined sqralrors within each Of the Hosnhorns ND
the influence of the Allied Powers paramonnt At P.ra
Is hghv improbable that any chGnSG s.Gui have taken
place favorable 10 the demands of Russia. We know in
deed, uattncl Ia the dread cntcriincl by IN.
Ministers of the fuaticism of the popuIac. ,h,t ,o,
iouni Themselves compelled reject all terms of accom-
mediation on that and II are not much mista
KEN proposal to submit Russia at the present mn
men would go far to cos: the Sultan his throne and his
Ministers their lives. pull more lOs,c
iNe' we are therefore strongly disposed believe that
the Ministerial change which has taken place at the Pot.
naS peeh Drought about bg totally different means and
tdt "a calculated greater harmony and nitv
OF action tn the Ministry These objects have we know
neen earnestly desired for time by the French aud
tngIsh Ambassadors, and have as vet no reason TO
doubt Of their succc7g -
so. too, we learn with satisfaction that Count OroG
Quilted Vienna early Wednesday morning far ~ vas
feared that he might make still further effort, 10 prolonr
MS stay anu 10 recover his influence; but receive with
Tue greae't reserve the niinaon contained in this ds
pach that ne takes with him the positive assurance that
husula anh RUSSIA will remain neutral Tint statement
sehrey At variance with tie atst and most direct as
snrhhce5 OF the two German Courts which have
refused 10 give iny pledge OF tho kind We know will,
certainty from Berlin that Baron Bndbergs overtnrcs had
bee so III received there that Count Oro gave nm bis
Intention OF visiting the King Of Prussn on s wny back
10 ST. Petersburg No such assurance could have been
gwen IN Vienna behalf Of Prussia and a. for Ausr,
oppression sue mas used aud every step she has
Ken in conjunction with the Allied Powers has shown her
anxiety TO preserve her full liberty of action We there.
ore retain our conviction that Count OoT hns failed In
his mission and IN all respects IL seems however that
ne oid produce second nsalment OF propositions some
what less absolute aud inadnissabe than MI, first d.,
nahd but thesc too held to be lnadmissabe by N,
Conference, aud the negotiation came to an end
Again. We are not surprised learn at Iresh oydepcc
has come To light ola wide spread associ,tion nj ,o
urcek Christians 10 take advantage Of the present
yea atAta OF The empire 20 throw OF altogether the Turk
kish yoke. Some months ago frat directed public al.
tebtioh 10 this subject, Of the great difficulties J
the question: and although the movement has been cbcc
ed by the successes Of the Turkish army aud porapa In
some degree by the more enlightened policy of tho
iuthlsn Government towards H. ChFsian subjects va
may suspect that tho leaders Of the Greek national
are only waiting Tor their opportunity 10 give the signal ri
nsurrecon An influential priest has been art,3,ed Al
hiu1n anu some other agents COnstantinople. lint II
y not so much these sent Russian emssltics whom m
Porte las to lcar 40 tho Justification u tho masses Of lis
ohrslon population, who now exposed TO all tho hor
iors OF war; without being allowed even to strike blow
In their defonoO Wv
Nothing " moro essential to the future welfare Of the
'st an mat the Christians aud their leaders should not
taught TO look exclusively upon Russia a. their pro
ccue ana mat the measures Of internal reform which
iorl Straiiord dc Rcdcifo has continually uryeJ upor
the Forte should not bc defeated by the inprsttude M
dsahecton OF those for whose benft they are chiefly de-
signed France aud England, two Of tho founders and
protectors independent Greece, can meyer lose eight
be permanent Interests Of tho Christian population of tho
Ouoman Empire. This very dispute has arisen from III,
tensal OF those Powers 10 surrender the procoorntc
the Christian, and consequently the future destiny OF IN,
inc Eist 10 Russia glono aud nothing could bc more IA
ai TO NC emancipation OF the Christian races than ha
ey should identity thor own Gauge with that Of Rusial
ascenJancy
Tho MonitHr Of Wodncsdiy last contains three dcs
patches from the French Government 10 liz agents nten
ded TO thfow clearer light tho conduct Of Francs
the earlier stages Of this affair: nnd tcse communication
orc All highly crclablc to the French Minister Drouy
de LhuyA They are written with admirable force an
precision - language, joined 10 great moderation in sut
stance and tie utmost consideration for the good undoi
standing OF Francs with tits country They prove that
although the French Ambassador lad originally commit
ted himself To Rct Of scriopg ndgere.on on tho sui
OF the Holy Places aud had even threatened TO cnI
the Wrench feet TO tho Dirdanccs To back his dcmsud
on the Porte P@nce bad the good 10 reuoupec,