New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

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v.ion. Al the y-int a, which Ihe cam ,gn IN tue
Crinea has nov arrived. strong bope nsy 5e eater
taintd that, before the transaction % Fnich va nov
refer can ne knIso there az All, some deh'iSs sue
cess will have been Obtain ed by ne allied fore ..
The advar tsge OF such sv. cry Soalioe lnc tica's
be not only for tbs Glory lt woGlG soei over toe An
clio French Amy by the secom Ji!,bm-rt 81 onv OF
The greatest enfe-Dr see OF modern GsIHs, Olt also
for Il positive fleet OF II fall OF ~ crol On the
future il de- pendeuee Of the Et-,. When thar result
OF the cam paisn is achieved, lt So1d Dc lruatte
event for tle wor II this cpn ct -nOli c-a-e l1e
Allied Powers viii have accOE ph a-d al toe esseu-
tisl ohi.c,s for which they took uP arms snd the
chasil.meHt wbich has been INFLICTED IN tue .asny
OF the peace OF Europe will be warlng I'D eater 70
every ruler w, ,ha DO d'posed ,o en,er upon
similar ar err Of intrigue ant aggression.
From n. LonsJa rins, Jan II.
l. Is probable hs. tie point IN the proposed condl'
lions OF pesce which excl'es the greatest oppouOa on
~ part OF Russia ard may still cause 'ae grea'est
difficulty 10 the piou.poeD,laries at Vienna IL the
stipulation thet the preaomnaDce Of Rassis IN the
Black Is her ceforih 10 case and that her e-tib
Hhmeu;s are 10 be reduced TO = level with yhoie OF
the other poWers upon the coasts ani waters OF t1e
Fuxiue. Ar tho present momeD. While Tue teutS iai
armies of The Ali,d Powers sre be-egng and As al
ifg the forir.sses ~ the CriDes act "hue the ssue
Of the campaign aLd Of the uegouttiOn h4ogs upon
the fate Of S.vastopol. this condition i the mt
decisive test OF our success AID tue most essential
preliminary % the cessation 81 Tue rtrdgS" But II 70
look the roo: OF this question ani enorae tue iu-
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ductiop of S.yasoy il elf perhaps, not the hIries
rart % our Undertaking ror - the eesst'iOn o. has
,isn ssceu dency IN the Euxine the most dh'uu
conc itiop Of ths problem We are enus aV''lue 70
solve France cad EuglaDd have interposei a.
a critical moment 20 rtscue the Ottoman l. II
pire from perdi,ion they have shown tne
world ihs, Co1stanunope ls noi 10 bo ihfei'eood
with impuDIty anu heDceiof"afh Fe nu'' tnf
Austrio, holding the keys of the Danube AMI the
BaAan vii Elf otually prevent ihs rene val oi an
attack Which could only succeed ny he' sptthy or
(cupivdrce But these oilor's @ul n)t ootsin th,'r
completion ani their reward uhut ~ nave orohSn'
about e. ne OF those charges WHICH exOenehce mas
sbo.n TO lie indlsge sable to The existence o. tue
Turkish Emrrr. ana called iniO NE some p)"er
more csIeylo If government anu oi sell 'ie'sose
than the feeble and corrupt Ad nnistfa''On wolcn
tuli exercises the declining Authority VI the u0l-e
Of Othmsn The fourth Good iioG-agr' ed I'd eldtily
by the enemies AID By the allies of InrAeJ-s tLa;
while they are rfsdy h.Icrtprih to al h the FDfts -
share that protection which all the Christi N Sttes
Of Europe derive from the general tr'sii"s rS"~'"S
Their common interests ana their parti1llar TlRhs,
they qae in return from the poite il aseu' a1ce
tta It's Christian subjects shall enjoy equ al -ecdr les
and rights; that the DOMINATION .Ld oppression exer-
csed ia the lame q srOiher religion over the pro
f,ssore OF our faith, shan cease, and thtt me
Sultan -bGll far possible, extend mo lndscrlm
] mate protect on OF the law 10 all lis subjects 10
give effect 20 these words, to carry into itlon
ihese prcmises oG The enlightened rcfJrmsrs If
7 Turkey, ard 10 IenoVate state OF society
so stricken y Decay Is, We repeal sfesfs ~ dl.n
| for the problem Is beet by inDractlcable c0lri-
! d.coIs W. are anxious TO secure the inde-
peDdence of Tursey yet is by external si IN It chs
can aoI be defended aud by eAternsl couDses TIA :.
we hope to rai.e her from her present co1dtI0n We
6tpfecae the Interference OF Rnssia bet seen tho sal
ta and his sut0ct-, and we ere justly anxious that
the ebts Of tie Christians Should De protected ny
the lave Cf the lard and the VIII 81 tho Government
without the ibteTpo-on OF any fO,si, pOTer; but,
at the came time all cyperis nee has shown that the
favorable intentions Of the Government toward lie
Christian subjects are defeated or set at nousht ek-
ctpt where ere ere European Consais or agents 20
watch over their application. Very recently Lord
Stretiord ce Redclife the great champion Of tho IN.
dept n6erce Of the Porte issued circular Instruction
20 the Brsh CoDsus in the lie gani. directing the n
TO report the mode in which the Tamil nl' exc
cuied and Justice adIr ns'erod 70 tho Cbr-tian s1O-
jects of the Sultan. Practically, the British Enbas-
sador al COnstantnople il right, for there no other
moce in Turkey OF insurine the execution OF aTs TO-
fenced 10 project the week against the stroosi bat,
in principle this necessary Interpolation = fatal 10 tue
cause for which Lord sretfoTd has ell his life con-
tened
One Of the frs. measures required 20 restore any
sort If security end power TO the Ottoman Empire is
a con plete reform Of the army ~ present al
though the Turkish soldier Is admirable for me
patient endurance of great bsSdshP, aud for hls
bravery in the field when ne s properly Commanded,
the army, whole, il in most de ploraoe COO
clifton, aid no part OF il can be relied on for active
service, except thai corps which Oner Pasha has
cortIived 20 keep in state OF compsratye en-
I
the ignorance OF the subordinate officers, together
with the entire want OF moral authority among those
who are sent command the troops, have destroyed
ell col fdence in the Iurkish army Of A-ia, AMI ia
the wrefched det4chnents previously sent with tue
allied forces 20 the CTimea Lord Rag an seems %
! have thougft from the fret that these troops were
incapable Of rendering any service at all, aud 20
they are d. loLg tneir officers are not npr0Yef
but We are persuaded that 4 corps OF native Iark-
! ish infantry might ea,y have been formed ~
/ British officers accustomed TO our own Indian
service at least as eff. Give and far lees costly than
spy foreign l. giOn thao can be raised IN Western
Europe We may ado, that officers sre already 10 sle
East who would effectasliy set sbou; this undertak
| ing but they have received no encouragement rom
! headquarters Unbsppily for the Pore, az
/ long A. IL RESINS the character OF an
| exclusively Mohamns dan Power, It can de-
/ rive no assistance IN these struggles non tHe
/ superior wealth, Numbers and Intelligence oil is
Christian subjects In the present state OF thugs II
!; not ~ he denied that the bnk Of tbe Christians in
! Turkey are hostile TO the Sgltns GDveraneut be-
cause 10 use the words of Of Lord sren1on fs
patches, they made TO experience, n all their
"cay Transactions, the infe:ority Of ther poutlon
"ss coupsreJ sith fhst Of their Nu.sulman fsliOr
"subiecis Yet in the words Of the sane di.psteh,
"ihe Porte cen no longer reckon upon rs hlssnl
IMAM subjects alone a safeguard against external
danger, and without the hearty ss-is,snce OF i,s
"Cbrstisn depend ats, and the po~erfll sympathy
land support Of is Christian allies, thu Turkish
"Eupire must cease 20 exist" Ts obtain that
| hearty assistsnee 81 its Christian dependents
ought therefore 70 Se one Of the prlncpI means re-
sorted 10 By the Turkish Government IN 'ai. contest
and while oisc'aim any Official Interference be-
that Turkey cannot be long maintained as State,
unless enec,ual means be taken 20 interest lis Chris
t6n subjects in lie preservation.
| Tie events which are happening every dsy in Con-
fsnii1ople and the vast suburbs when extend along
he chores Of the Bosphorus, utterly perpeX and con.