The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

produce for English gold, to assst her in carrying on
8. Perhaps facility of raising loan upon the chance
Of peace.
An occasion for disturbing, if not breaking up
alliance with France and 10 isolating England In the
councils Of Europe.
s. postpopement Of all military and naval operations
the only true strategic point in Asia, difficult Ii not i'm
possible the setting in Of the unhealthy In
the valleys Of Mcngreiis and Inertia
Surely If the IL 10 DO rene we'd, one for
suppose that all these advantages will be given
to Russia purposely to increase our own diicul
But il peace be mace for what. thsn have We sacri
feed bO, 600 lives and 100 millions of money!
susn,s Sominons surely NOT, Tor he is 70 sorfs, his
Dsnuhian PIn :ipalties, which may suppose will DO
come under fostering care, like the last portion Of
his territory OF which assisted In spelling him.
Greece European nusance-an anArchical nest of
swipdlers, pirates and brgsnds.
Surely th example of our sk in organizAtfo Is
one which wise men would wish to follow.
We could not have mace the sacrifices alluded to In
der the sultAn's independence; for all Europe
ncuding Russia to int ers In regulating ths inter
nal arrangements of his empire.
The ANS by the improvements are to have
military servce-which ths great of them loathe-
forced upon them and in return, to have the hsah
remtten which they willingly pay Tor the exemp
ton they have hitherto epjoyed from al imposi ion
The attempt to enforce these regulations may-nav,
wl-produce disturbances among all classes of Turkish
subjects, which will render cupeticn OF the Terri
tory ara coercion of the people necessary.
In the Eeantime peace viii be declared, aud Russia
viii b6 lnvited' 10 assist In the p6clhcRuon OF the
Turkish Empire. We have doubt that she will assist
at the almost inevitable " curee" which must follow
hard upon such proceedings with the very greatest
satsfsct m.
by the treaty of the Sth OF Nay 1884, the allied
pledged to withdraw their troops from the Turkish
dominions within FORTY eight days after the signature Of
peace bur will the Austraps evscuate the Principattes
and leave the French at Mssiak Or versa viii the
French leave Cobstantinope While Coronui occupies
Bucharest We trow not, indeed.
But II have not insured either the integrity in
Dependence OF Turkish empire It will oe said that
have got the naturalization OF the Black Sea-
This certainly is acquisition II true; but how il
Is exist while Nicoaief remains intact and the sea Of
Azof is be iLterfered with, it puzzles poor
brains TO understand. SNAPS, however it may mean
that have made Russia sink ships Se should
have Navarino for the Turkish to start tks
two Powers upon equal terDsl
Russia assured laughs at the idea of gvi
ke- clairs to Orcs,sian COAST and she has ad
varced by ihs fail Of Heras 500 mesfrom the mouth Of
the Attrucs, nsvgsted by her steamsrs--.owsrds
dia and at this present momenF cherd on the high
ad of commerce., from Trebizond to Tsbriz
prt that she will have any gfea to complain
OF the proposed arranp and will willingly maze q
truce-o last il the anarchy Of Turkey oscasoDed by
Western med ling viii renoer her interference in the
cbaracte. # meciatr her favore beau role absolutely
necessary
Meanwhile, if o coolress should take place between
the Western allies and England by Lord Palmerstons