New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

eipaies received the sghtest Infringement on the part OF the
s.rss Sxsrt When the Sultan even thought Of re-
i;, am III the made by his predecessor Whep
France Enssnd and As'a s,niee any 0Lsr aes
sway OF the administration which as has been but TOO mneh
lest sight Of vas perth. " nU es sss
=, and cy modified that day when the Hospodars began
h Court of Russia than On tue Sublime Porie Is thus
oavs half the territory that hsd been guaranteed 10 her
rtead OF remaining they ought be- respected ber
between Empire and Russia have since the
rights better defined been governed rather by from the
Cabinet of than By their chiefs and that in
midst Of profound peace If they were merely
the Russian SOIL he themselves unexpectedly
such Sir are the true evils tina, have afflicted the Danubau
Pncpsies such the dangers that lave neessant menaced
tended TO put an end Whether influence Of Russia beyond
the Pth has has been exercised under the legal title Of
procy4e the question has nothing to with it. aud would
Count Neelrode does History is hand inform what
Modavis and Wascha have gained in addition 70 their old
condition BY their relations vii the Court Of St Pesrsburs
and it this Of things that France England
pas to The second guaTanty the bases Of it, regulation
good shall myself with observing that, should me
tweptSSVe year. recover s liberty been requisite
induce Russia to leave useless in her hsnas one -
finest outlets In tine word. Should Germany aeiI a hsa ~
boon for i's Il will owe II 70 the pood ne y
France and England. ...1h. .,rr ,o
reply 70 eprosoh addressed by Count Nesseode % le
SeaTed he stndv an The Conference Of question bearing
liberation and humanity and which on lhs %
q laye
,ore Of moi having into consideration with
90 much zeal they ought the lot OF the
ad been agreed TO in their order the -four
Now if the debate stopped at the third the oae qua nd
f. and ours merely cononed 10 programme seplea u,Vr
hand Neerode for the rest takes u upon n.se 70
Of the speedy arrival at vienna o. u
M s p,s,en,iops Of a had been the the 1t
was natural 10 discuss II unless IA he Pesepoe Q. al
Psehs tSoe1 IN %'' 10 csnet of ST. Petersburg had re-
CURED formal engagement which eemingy ~ G
foyte feered It's action and have parayzd in
civil order ali eicacous reform France ana OPEL
y declared that the Turkish Government wa h ~ ,J
lie admission such conditions, when wond nave enaueu
ruin its independence and II reference DC nsae uv ~
Cfhe fourth guaranty II s.sy 70 gre e q. he sjpsn
reuouce reproducing of them and 70 eaVe 70 Tue oua
snd except the friendly action and ,oe 10 b n s.
lies the initiative Of what measures were 70 pc iaah ~ I @
eris Of his subjects "hat was 70 De DONE
tens theoretically simply proclaim principle directly
The reverse Of the ouehat OF triumph1whicn the mission
OF Prince enchkof Constant nope had Tor It's OBJECT
Count Neferode says enough the subject 70 permit US TO
whether the Russian Penpotenares would have confined
cusop about Danuan Pncpees have mistaken the mo
es Of the fourth guaranty and they would have ha
Russia 10 which Europe could subscribe The latest reforms
sacctsd In Turkey those they give birth to- the eagerness the
Sublime Porte has shown IN listening to counes, prove
that the heart Of the Sultan open TO the most generons
raons What essential is that these inspirations should be
carried without troublesome interference that he who con
oees them have the merit of them IN the eyes Of DIS SUB
tanned is that Russia for the future should aban
don the arms she hes made in turns either for stopping
seb q ire eT Of he fourth guaranty and when
read the dispatch Of Count NesseQde We Snt suppose lhat
Il is not viewed in this light at St. Petersburg
now Co Sir TO the question of Black Sea Struck
ON the one hand the nadequacy Of the treaty OF July -
IN so nS Gn he S s h Sg
which Turkey exposed by the increase OF me tuan
Euxne Fence Eng aud and Austria have declared
that the COW, non the Straits ought 70 be revised or 10 still
better words to completed and that il necessary by
putting ON end Russian prepondence IN the Black sea- TO
rstsbh her and the other uya power OF this iut
nor basin The equilibrium that had been deranged by ses OF
disastrous events Prince Gorchako after hesitation at
first adhered the preliminary conference OF jan 70 the TWO
of this oIosition which explains ise which contns
nothing ambiguous and was on the sth oil tn adnesion mat
representatives. Fence and England at Vienna were fr
nisbed with their full powers. p-,...,
Majesty bound repeat that the Cabinet OF
St Petersburg had made up is mind 20 the s ss' nn pS
BY the situation and in TINS expectation tae i ian hen
potenaos had been invited 70 make the inatye the
Of the Cabinet Of St. Petersburg announce ht the
which would be disposed to consent the Allies oil
the Sublime Porte agreeing with H. brought forward the con
dons which specified one Of the riders to the eleventh
shall make no attempt Sir justify demands for their
moderation is seifeyden; nor shall enter INTO detas It
have sS s and xs@s Ms s o
solution proposed by Russia gives those interests the aac
on which il is our object 10 obtain for ther.
Exclusively confined by the coasts Of the two neghborng
States closed against the other maritime powers the Euxine
had become arena where adyesanes OF unequal
strength found themselves alone confronting each ohethe
weaker of the being delivered up TO the discretion Of The
powerful formidable fortress contained within us
c0d and rosdstead always ready to embark and
fleet always ready TO take them on board and put 10 sea Inns
waIke display unnecessary for defense. had but possible
nc c0nSsd
peril which the slightest symptom Of crisis alarmed the
whole of Europe Constrained in spite of efforts which history
themselves and also Europe not to lay them
down until their work shall be accomplished 1t is necessary
that the which they shall have obtained shall De followed
Woud such security be the consequence of either of the
combinations recommended by Count Nesselrode In word
Us.a 10 he RSf sa b es that based on the principle
of he
Bosphorus and Of the Dardaneles involves the abolition OF
suard which 1871 has become part of the public
law Of Europe At present Russia who refuses to reduce the
preogaves of her Sovereignty does not hesitate ap
ply to the Sublime the abdcson of its independence
its internal waeIsn the great artery which passes through
capital She claims passage INTO the Mediterranean,
nronoron her maritime development and Ia commentator
for these advantages she confines herself giving her consent
"Iuo hSn pensI pG o' ne b of bipb ua
be indirectly conceded Them France and England would be
obliged to impose themselves forever the most oneous scr
fees viii add Sir and this consideration lie Of great weight
that peace concluded such conditions would be exposed
the hazard OF the first incident that might occur and that the
French and English dees IN the EuSns WOad sTeady @
peril which would be of That would in
fact proof that Russia would require be again kept with
bounds prepondesne would not ceased to
exist and the object OF the third guaranty would have been
Would that object better attained by the adoption Of the
system deyeoped in the second line by Prince Gorehakoa
hut the atu which existed before the would be
established the Russian without
behind the Notifications her po and when the Sultan
would regard imminent then would he be
authorized to the alarm 20 his allies The reply that sp
peal would be another war which would prove the same
time the o; foreg Of the Western Powers ami the
generated strength Of the whom they combating
present Could they without mpYudence
rengement which would accord them only
pose troubled IN advance BY their proyisions Finally
would The pepondersnoe Of Russia in the Black Ses Be de-
DYED were necessary at the very moment Of making
would be supeIhuous. Sir to carry this further
and believe that have demonstrated that starting from the
principle OF the opening closing Of the DaTdanees the
Bophorus the cabinet OF ST Petersburg did keep the en-.
gemeng ieok in causing itself to be represented in con.
ierenees At Vienna To confirm this Judgment win conlent