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

by each Power os-af-lv but in he ssns terms tns,
the relations Of the Sublime Porte With the inper,n
Court Of Rus-ia could not be reessaol-hea on soii
and durable bases;
pers Court 81 RussiS the Princp ,iies OF a.
iachia Modavia ard S-rvia he not i.cln'inaed ilr
The future and II tho privileges sceorcei oy zoe sat
70 those Pfovirces dependencies OF their empire,
he not placed under the collective guarantee OF t1s
Powers in virtue Of arrangements be cpnelu Eel
with the Sublime Porte sni the -tiDaispns ~ whic1
should At the same time usfe al questions OF h-'a :
?. II the ayi. cation Of the D,uub- 8, Iis mpltns
Re rot freed from s obstacle, and sub tel - the
application OF the principles established b. the ses Of
the Congress 6f NIeuns
} II the rea'y Of JalY u lsil, be no. revised II
cor cert by al the high contracting nNte- 10 me W.
,eres, Of the bslsnoe Of poser IN EGrope " ~ lie
,raiie Gu 10 Juliet, ls'l, meet pas revise d. concert
par toues les h-Et.s parties eoItrac;antes dAa' ia
inie-et d eguihbr- Elropeer
l. " RHfsis do not give up Der claim 20 sIerc'e An
official proecforate over the subjects Of .he Scbine
Iorfe 10 sh.iever rite 'hey may b-long; and II Aus
ira GreG, Britain France Prussia and Russia ID
not end their uutuL assistance :" ohtsio a. Al ~
i;iafive from the Ot,onso Government, the COnir.
nation snd the sbsen Of the religious privileges VI
the different Christian communities, and TO turo -
sccouri in he common iuisre-t Of uelr co-religion
isfs the gerfrous Intentions Tested by h Majesty
the Sultsn ~ the sane tine avoiding sny Aggression
on his dignity and the indeJ end-uce Of his Crow1
ssrs GU il ell rosul'e aiteine pour sa disniie
et iuc epeT dance de - c0urouDe
Lord Clsrer don. in his dispat-h Of zig -, ex.
planned the meaning attached Nv the Engish Govern
mfni to the guarantees. He said:
These guarantees are naturally suggested by the
dangers % guard agains; which they are required.
Thus Russi. has AIKEN Advantage Of TIE exclusive
right viii h The h.d acquired By treaty, 10 watch
over The relations Of Wslactis and Ajidivia With
The tuzersin Iowsr to eUi.r ih"se provinces az II
thew were part Of her own territory.
Again tie privileged frontier 81 Rus,ii in the
Black Sea has enabled her 70 establish in those
waters naval power which, RI t'e absence Of any
balancing force, i standog meoaee 10 t1e
Of'crnsD Empire.
TIE uncootroled possession by Russia Of the prin-
cpal mouth Of The D,nube has cras'et obstacles 70
TIE navig siion # t6at CREST river which seriously
of. e. ne general commerce If Europe
Finally the stiyulaions of The treaty of Kukscsuk.
Ksibad relative TO the pr lection of the Chri'a1s,
have become. by wrongful Interpretation, the pria-
cipal csuse Of The present ,truggie.
Upon sll these points the statue quo 0ats 6eIigsa
uust Undergo impOrteIt modldca ions
II e Interpretation placed upon tia guarantees by
the French Cabin ~ il expressed 10 snil4r terms by
n Drouyn de Hays in bis dispa'ch of the same
GATE. In rectiIg the third guarantee, be sfd.-
" srd in the Of the limitation Ot Russian poser
" 10 the Black Sea
In addition 10 these dertic interpretations by the
Ministers Of Ene ani sni France, ~e' have the ool1-
iop g the guarantees given by the hn'slan Minister
in tis eispaiCb 20 Prince Gorchakoh IT Aug II -o'l
After Grst declining ~ examine the four gusrtnte9i,
on the ground that even ibeir aereptinca wouf not
put stop to bostlties he chTtctsrizes the n a.
% conditions which if taey were 70 remain ~ they
" have been actually submitted 70 IA, suppo'e hls-
O. ia 10 be olr,ady est,sbled ~ Ns crtqu"i7R u
" ong rGr aud vi ich If the force OF temporary cir
cumstsncee forced ever To submit 70 then. 80 tir
" from sssuripg 10 Europe u solid, and especially
durable peace such the Austrian GOsern nent
ann. nrs Ia xuert would only expoee thai o-a'e 70
" complications without eni" Count Nas'erods
adds In ace. dDg he has done 20 tue principles
" laid down ia tbs protocol, the Emperor certainly
" bad not sbv bt.uiion of a'trbutiDg 20 them the
q" sieri6esion which hiss been here claimed TINS,
however it will be rtmem hefed was the decision oil
Russia before the expedition to the Cfimea
We know nov that Austria agrees with the We'
tern Powers in their Interpretation Of the four guar
pntees and the cboye extracts enable Us - cp1Je)-
ture the character Of that Interpretation -now ac-
cep;ed by the Emperor of Russia. II must De borne
II mind ho~ev,r that the four guarantees As inter,
preisd are put forward As The HiH'n.m OF the atuel
demands and that an the questions arising out of the
,ye utuasties of the war are expressly reserved.