The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

toersacs Of Turkey, and ID the politics OF the allies.
rprsey Offering very advantageous terms 10 capitalists
for connecting ner capital with The nport cities
o. her empire and with Europe and With the progress OF
eivtsaton following the track of the iron horse the
hnsteism Of the Masse,man and the Greek will be
checked in equal degree. The true spirit of religion,
IN any country, is never promoted by fanaticsrn.
II IL now doubted whether Odessa is to be bombarded
at ALI The military force there assembled win doubtless
k ksp busy by the presence of the allied ees but the
true aim OF the expedition is Nkolaie and Cherson from
which Pcrekop itself would be threatened The object is
70 destroy the large military stores at Cherson the naval
nal II NRolaeii, and to interrupt the communca
ton Nth Odessa, all which, any part of It accomplish
ed would seriously compromise the Russian army in the
cssa, and verify the late prediction Of Emperor Napo-
n that Russia viii not seriously contemplate retain
possson Of the Crmea. But suppose the Russians re-
tire from the peninsula by the way Of Perekop would
@ es likely b. facilitate the negotiations of peace2 Per-
hsps IL vcu'd, il the allies content with the Four
Points, IN the in which they insisted upon them at
the late Vienna conferences and did not heighen their
demands with every Of their The
third point has evidently received practical solution
~th the destruction Of the Russian feet at Sebasopol
vh the best guarantee that Russia give to Turkey
voaE - thu cesson Of the Crimea to all the
bslseFents, and the abandonment of the Pfotec-
torsts the panubian Principaites, now vir-
rendered
sbs BY the military occupation of the Principalties by
Austria AL The points attempted To be secured by the
var being conquered BY the Allies they might rest on
th arms defend the crmea against any attempt at re-
conquest hy Russia and content themselves with rigorous
hsade - the Russian ports and In that attitude wait
M The acceptance by Russia Of their propositions Of
scs In thus declng carry the war into the inte-
rr q Russia sufficient deSsrence would be paid to the
energy and pow~s 81 Russia while the latter, in accept
ng the proescd terms Of peace would only recognize
'af sre@rh. Russia would s,ill remain power of the
arss ranA inferior only to France and England combined
and assisted ny Sardinia AMI Turkey Peace under these
escsm-sDces, might be- accepted with honor by Russia
nd esrsd with nmi,y and Justice On the part of
the Aisd Powers such peace, you may rely upon IT,
~ N me end BE- made bat 10 suppose that negotiations
~a h. commenced before other signal blow is
strgcA ~ the Aes, that Russia viii invite them
~oah b. little short Of insanity nevertheless persist
my prediction that negotiations will early
spSing with Ysry materially increased chances of
success
ons Why peace, in the midst of the terribly
creased ativy a sar, ID than appears the
surface consists onsues,onsby in the increased faith
rer"si in the esssaeney and conservative tendencies
q the French government. II Is certain that Louis
honaparte has eNIsiaed lnrge amount Of diplomatic
ability IN ieaaisg England, in ooquettng successfully
With Austria In quoting the fears Of Prussia, in
eng 'he scandinavian Powers and In winning the conf
~ @ sna ne nss done ~ ,h,s ana
prestige Of France the least sacrifice OF personal dig
nifty: ~ may he episode in the history OF France;
bat De- Il at least brilliant episode and that satisfies
his e.untrymsn Neither II he denied that the
potion o. France under his auspices, Is
At any period since >apoleons return from Ebs, ani
that ior The srst time since that esenttu period France
Is1. rhppe oesupis himself s' %o Win frsnce and
loss With he dynasty he might have secured 10 France
the same position a, hsh the cost but Louis Napoleon
could not do without vinacas,ng his right the
throne ~ actual characterization q capacity Having
succeeded In this ne may make peace, aud with the
prcs'sc gasned y his obtain by the way OF dipo
macy all that l. haIy desirable France aud ion the
balance o. In Europe With the industry II Fame
navy russian ,nausaes paraiyssi 10 Germany Tauand
cr an any and peponasra'ng influence Ia Italy aud
quetiy Ia the deveopeioeat 81 the resources Of
ftanc. and with the ar,eraon Of her civil and political
nsuins he nigh! restore 70 The people Of the
rights and privileges beaongng 10 highly ciysea nation
and do without either om Ing own position or
the Tranquility ~ thr country 10 suppose that France
intiiutons j. an oAnce asnias the dignity 81 man bal
L. suppose that the cap oont0fiions the
eSiled saeiais's Gao produce political revolution in
frsnec. hAy o. Austria Is ~ exhibit iamcntabs igno
rance ~ the actual condition # those countries. Is
the very icar u their rcgn that has Id Nspceoa 70
power and every eaor ~ theirs whether Il pro.
cced- om naen ffun The island AZ Jersey only
conilrm linn Ia his present position.
III. result q the Late socialist dcmonsiratson IN The
Island - Jersey you know already through ne press
can assuls you mss Win no synxthy, except among
he ,xies hem.sisea The .esiaits cniifey ovesrate
their power and influence In frsnce itaiy AMI Germany
md only SERVE rrtar he which they profess to
havr - much al heart without the late proclamation
II Maslini fery important events might have TAKEN
Place "a Italy, ang stloui iear u socahst insge-
n-ni 81 france, the loss ~ liberal Institution IA the
fgr1sh ant American sense would long ago have been
fahfuiy eit Ii France u u The fear ~ greater evil.
which make eyv the iser. u freedom bear With tie les
J, = NV .usren'y repyried tha, certain polite agia.
tols Twins ~ England rti.h .iaad. about
H. 30 cent a. the ned States the expense ~ lhs
State ao-e subjects they originally sere. y these poo
pie many ~ whom undoubtedly Possessed Of cJn.i-
aeratle talent win app, themselves TO the study a
law and Institutions AM heeeans bones true ana sin
cege ca1ens = he tinted states. tle arqaaon w H.
valuable tut u they continue 'her trade Ia political sg1.
tation aud revolution, very seT1u, question he her
their own hpfines. tie selia's q the tai;v states
viii he much promoted - tcf chance inmelle.
Another koszts affair i Hey y coMs bc.,rs MT.
Piece he,orc lug an W sllan = shat manner
/ he man ssie IN naata u she lngrabsw cxiios ~il
be ins,fvfeieA--hos much VI v was irtead
~ ior l'fnt consumption among he aitei tiiig"n.
aud how MUGS, 4 raj. u conduct, ~ y Observed Aefe
bani.hcd fruo Bal nasiel ssfusap fugitive ~ the
n.nie u An'an, rianl Who .inee ei. hs.s asi from
Germany, La obtained 30 nshi 4 ciuna.df o me
tniiet ~taic~. The AGacrcan legatsn N Berne DEMAND
- ne reasons 90 uaat ac Anl he toufe x 'he nis
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low .ng mernr;- The government - ~ - approve thc
conduct 81 IN. locf. becaue the ssid Had Z, hs -
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