The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

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Solution Of the problem whieh formed me object Of de
actual deliberahoB. Let quote the words Of The
glish psnpetsAtary, inserted in the ts1t Of prsso
Lord John Russell recalling the declaration made 81 the
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Of RIs:a psnt.ned that in the eyes Of Engasa AID Of
would = sns.s which beng ne most l;sn..y .S he
pesens such a. S.s the ..sssmsss 4 Which now IN
After this declaration, made formally in tAe confer
Of the 26th Of March, Lord John Russell canpot DO
surprised mat the propositions made On the lstn 2.
best only aonssibs ons quote the words Of tae
Enssh p:nipet ntissy In iooh to limit the number s
Me6iterrsnesp remained without control To- oPeu the
Darcaueles and Bospborus to France and England
the nomination Of foreign Consus in our ports without
the peria having In its pos 10 refuse
sns s ne ns '.sssS
surely these were not conditions Of nature to assure
for 'h ansseon to 10 one among stssss
must be mutually honorable, otherwise 1t IL Ios peace
These CORPORATIONS appreciated in their exact truth,
win complete tho proof that In reality the combinations
agssa y the s r ssS saS
the psace Of Europe than the plan Srawn up BY the
late Emperor He threw epen the Black Sea freely to
isolation Of the Ottoman empire and to the apprshen
sion caused in fegn States by the dspropotrion Of the
Baei Sea- By eeaspg to be closed IL was made ssces
bio to the surveillance and observation Of all other pow
sssse1 s also s. d s :%
might be exposed by the vanity Of our naval es
In word that plan .. conceived y
ed, would, on the one hand, have afforded perws.
nsnt guarantee Of security to Europe whils, on the
the slightest degree On her aide she would have Oh
tanned equal rights for nsr Gag BY the opsn.g Of the
would have been in the adoption of this plan the nre
Of perfect reciprocity which forms the basis Of later
which he sentiment Of honor of every nation approves
and respects. -. ...,
reiterated 70 his representatives the order OF adherng
to the execution Of that plan given in their nstruc
The telegraphic communications gave incredible &C.
erty to the transmission Of that order Thus the Plan
presented ct Vienna on the 18th Of April Examined at
plenipotentiaries in the conference Of the 2lst.
Having obeyed the orders Of their Court, they pre-
scented in the sitting counter project based upon
their instructions The principle of throwing open tbs
Straits and the free navigation of the Black Sea.
drawn up with vi to Envelope the advantages of the
combination progosed BY the Imperial Cabinet in tho
an tie eess Of
tined to convert the said project into treaty. On the
demand Of the Russian psnipotsndt5ariss these two
to ali friendly Powers the sincerity and the
OF the efforts OF the Imperial Cabinet towards the
able with the dirnity Of Russia thought at
annex these to the desaeh 30 as to
lAnnsxes A and b as previously published in thsNEw
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entl.res failed to procure the adoption Of the PLAN
and that tkey could not the OBSTACLES to It's
man penpotenary He de elsred that his u
prescribed the maintenance OF t6e principle Of the
elosipg Of the sras that the Sublime Porte mad ever
consdered that principle guarantee Of its indepnd-
enee and that it wshsd TO be respected with sons
exceptions tina. might be stipulated The penipo.sn-
entirely contrary their instraetions Consequently
they declared that they were not authorized 70 discuss
the details of the plan.
In cor clusioD, they declared that their powers
declaring that bis Court had nothing a. heart than
to contribute to the establishment OF peace, expressed
oun s IL. oSsr
unanimously maintansd contrary principle as nsces.
luton exhausted and he regarded Il especially for
'op1~ccheme'a. He hoped the Conference would meet
again as soon as Of the members had new propoh
The day after the sitting Of the 21st Lord John Russell
end to the eonerences The authorizations ware resumed
on the eeth Of April, at the request Of the plsnpotsn
Their ins,Iuetions in authorizing them to give the
mated om the ss hs. IN
that spirit to be carried out ought first to have the sd
the Stats hs dsearson made BY the hs
Ottoman !, IN the sitting Of the 2st Put
h as
powers to arrive at solution, in accordance with
the direct interests Of Russia
pa casne WITHOUT peve.ns the revision Of
Inc treaty ef ls4l. vas willing 70 renew It's stipu:
negotiation In its power that IL Thought fit to res
pond to tie intentions Of the Cabinets of Paris and
sgs CT every nation Toe refusal to enter into that
means Of cancellation completely dispensed the Imperial
s9m dsspg IT. On the T. there
ing Of the Straits which we had given up hot with q
view to an exclusive policy bus out Of serious consider
After the rejection Of the plan for the opening of
the Black Sea our plenpotentiaries were free to pro
be note here eiyesa summvry Of what passed at the
confer ence Of the 2sth Of April Protocol No. KILL
On the 2sth Of April NJ Drouyn de L'Huys left
Such resume of the negotiations up to the ash of
APRIL TO p,s'ssys TO this statement TIE character Of
suced to estabnsh the facts their proper ordsr,
der discussion We win recspituiate them briefly
took the most exalted Of t. resolved il m tSe
interest Of the Welfare Of the Prncpaltiss the
pery OF which Russia had promised to guarantee She
The second was connected with general interests Of
commerce 1he Emperor has decided In favor Of the
free trade Of all patfons
The third concerned mot only the genersi balance Of
power, but touched nearly ths dignity and honor Of
Russia. It thus that august master judgedit.
The national sentiment Of the whole country viii
-spond to bis decision
The fourth point was one Of religious liberty Of cvll
aton and social order for all christendcm. In the eyes
Of tire Imperial cabinet II Ia that which ought day TO
be lacrd at the head Of treaty Of peace worthy
OF being invested with the sanction Of all the soveregns
OF Europe. The penpotentares Of France and England
refused to touch this question of religious interest
before that concerning the navigation Of the Black Sea
had heen settled.
After this reflection there remains nothing for MS
atd to the recital we have made.
You are authorized 10 communicate this recital to the
Cabinet TO which yen have the honor Of being ACRE
dited. Il will judge which side most legal in en-
deavo,ng to procure the re estabBshment Of peace It