New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, April 20, 1855.
The Turkish resistance against the action Of
the Vienna Conferences, which dispose of the
Ottoman Empire as If it we're a conquered couu-
try, excites the wrsihof the Government papers.
The correspondent Of The Times at Constant
nople writes as follows:
Z" That the Turkish Government viii Struggle with
all its might against any dimnrton of tie authority,
Is most certain. Six months experience OF foreign
troops in their capital hes made thsn determined
opponents Of sny permanent occupation Of their ter
rtory or any reestGbished foreign influence 10 their
internal affairs They look With satisfaction to pros
pec Of peace because il ~iil give them the rght 10
demand an evacuation within tie fixed term, and the
Porte will most assuredy sepuously oppose any AZ
tempt TO delay the retirement OF the allied armies,
although no one JeltUcs that .he restern Hcti0Hs pm
abandon Tee country TO all the niseries and dangers Of
status quo but rather that they will, W TersHas''n
or Lv force compel the OttclsaRs % submit - their
presence until those changes are Effected whch alone
Ger strengthen aud save the Empire Enf again
They will throw into the tec IN Of the Western states
men the often repeated plaitades about - HdePeHa-
eHce Of tie Sultan ri ard Will declare that It IS
equally an invasion Of that .nde Jendeuce % demnd
protectorate for four po1e.s as for one.'
Urquhar,s prophecy 10 fally borne cut BY the
results. The Allies, rending theic troops to
Turkey have not done asy harm to Russia, hat
under the cover Of friendship and cooperation,
they are about to dcstrey the independence Of
Turkey, and to treat her as cOrauered enomy.
After they have proved entirely Inc feient 70 OPP
pose Russia in the led, they are doing the work
of Russia in the council. Reforms Introduced
BY foreign powers into the county OF an ally can
never become popular; they Will destroy 'ne
Turkish organization without Introducing ne"
one aid every good Turk will LOOK TO I-aSsia a.
to the only power which can deliver Turkey from
the incubus of Apglo- French administrative blua-
derisz, and FREQ the Sultan from the Sdzera'-.y
Of English an French Emoasssdors, VINO RUE
supreme in Csnstsntinople. Urqudsrt nov pre-
dcss that th cry raised BY The Organs aud ffenoS
Of Lord Pa'meysson on behalf Of tie Restoration
Of Poland mus. lead to TIE increase oil tue power
Of Russia and 10 the reoonstrulhon Of foith'
under Russian supremacy; in fs,s' TO '-.e rec "A
Citation Of TIE most important brAleh OF In'
/ Slayonic race 70 Rassis. San exeit1aon OIL 70
.naDI." ssys be, tduring the lifetime OF Cza'
- Nicholas, might have tursed agsins' Au''i'
&" sigcs between tie Poles and NcaoiHs 'nei'
" was blood. Now, sssurealy, Wilt turn assio.
4 the SebUsbs. or Germans, and the period
8. reached, 60 emphsiically pointed eu' ~ NaRO
"leon. when tho iAse Of Europe will be ehsHse'
! uby the association sf Poland Win isS ois'o.
50 brotbers; an egea. which, he stated was 'H'
FIRST AID necessary stride toward she conqa 49,
of India. Ulqubart tell; bis readers .L-' - ;
Poles must come into the bands of Ras'A 'DlI. -
tbs b.IIed which tie Governments Of Europe u,s'
1890! ~' .a and br the hope. Of nationality
which .he can now safely bold ou'' QUO 60
them BY making them resume the u'ripeu i.as
meDt, from Prussia SID Austria ne prepa'
alton for ssranslius Tarkey was made O' e.
8. citing the fervor Of the nation against Russ