The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-02

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compromise The position q Er aland in Gaze Of downfall that
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TIE C1agh Reaiec, in which we find this extra,.
ssys:-lt ia apparent from this that, the part OF
ques i,n and that rather than prejudice these inte
rests thergh not merely 10 tain prospect she
spui ned present opportunity Of pronostDs religious
Bui this in this reply British
AMBASSADOR that England vas regarding Turkey sick
he vas not willing to .'inerfvre" 10 plain csss Of
humanity lest she ,hOuld ala in uphooing tottsring
quarter of million Of human lives and money enough
puta Bible into every house earth ami its ostsnsi
England regarded as inevitable while she wished to Be
At liberty % avail herself Of circumstances when the
cut in the religious literature Of the day, without
p'h,csi essign or bias. presents England IN .
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ii shows that line the Car OF Russia she was watching
for the and vas Ioasea 70 hs fearful war sy the
breath was out Of hi. body Then France and Sar
dina, whie Aussi. Prussia, Sweden and Norway hover
cd around, all vsit. ing the wosds Of Scripture that
where the carcass is there viii the eagles be gathered
together.
wicked movements 1t war is made for selfish purpose
it is hanhfulntss ard rejoicing that the United
and also BY her worthy ambassador the predsnt Of the
Bible Society and the fsAries advocate of ole
ment. elevation an. salvation o Turkey than all the
mics of the allies The great religious Awakening in
n ;Srsdnc,ton Of Bses into Consaut,nope from
Rusa TIE good seed thus brought in by British agency,
we are now Watering and perhaps Goo WI, permit US 70
spirit is better the Moslems than Shapes rfhes,
Paixhsn mortars or Lancaster guns.
Since the above written, have tbs Intelligence
that efficient seps have been taken 20 ameiorate the
condition Of Christians in Turkey In se!les OF confer
held in Constsntinople BY the ministers Of Eng
land France ard Austria behalf OF the allies OF Tur
key of the Grand v7:er and the Minister t3r Foreign
Affairs thaf OF Turkey 1t is understood that the
Conferences arrived al certain conclusions with the
full 0. all parties that those conclusions have
been set forth series Of articles twenty three in num-
ber and that they comprise the eading points OF most
thing essential 10 the complete reform and good 60
pace al. the SUBJECTS Of the Porte on foot
ing Of legal equality; to enable, therefore, Chris
sci ems INCLUDES the establishment Of separate courts Of
justice for Christian and for MCslem and mixed
Tribunals for mixed cases VI course TINS iav,ss sne
Christians should be eligible fer al
military that all subjects should be eligible Tor ser
extensive scales efficient police should be tstab
hed and that steps should be tAxen to develope the
resources Of the country-agcutural and mineral; to
make roads ana railroads. to facilitate commerce. and to
improve the financial system The scheme, with il is
Seo, tbs Grand Council on the 2lih Of January. whe
Their 1t has been adopted Io the next uai VIII Po
ent,mplates the abolition Of persecution; it
probs bic that the Turkish government insists on ma
nsgiDg The Ncslems in it, own way, connecting certain
privileges to its Christian subjects
IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY-THx WAY SHE Is TO BE
BENEFITED BY A PEACE.
from the London Globe, Feb,Sl
The difficulties OF the question dOent were never
wholly territorial or diple matte At the root Of these
tihcuIies lsy these of very kins-aimc
incidental the internal condition OF Turkey by her
successive victories Russia had placid within her frontier
positions that will always in the hands OF rigorous
Their possessor material advantages in war She also
gsire by positive but indefinite stpulatons and by dex
pec the and power Q, ezeng f sS
Turkish empire. II her in crest as she thought to
Illustrate to txtinguish every attempt Of the sultsns
either to reform their domestic policy or to deveope tho
vast resoprces of The Turkish empire With uureenng
har Der dipon ats upheld abuses cultivated anoma.
lee and where they could frustrated IN the eal stage
/ all measures Of improvement.
The policy Of Kuspa which the Western Powers have
.nSs 80 pon as
achil the subjects Of the Sultan from their allegiance
and GAZING possession OF controlling diplomatic prvi-
. e,neIr,on Of the Chris ians in Turkey Spt1sts
been to envelope that point to its legitimate scope
series conferences, held Con.tantnope BY the
Ministers Ct England France and Austria behalf Of the
for Foreign Affairs en- behalf Of Turkey is understood
that the conferences have arrived ut ceraiu Conclusions
with the fun concurrence Of all parties that those c.n
ing points Of most things essential to the com com
It i proposed place all the subjects the Porte
on footing Of regal equality TO enable. there
scheme includes the establishment Of separate courts
Of justice for Christian and for Moslem Subjects and
the legality Of Christian evidence. 1t is recommended
that Oh sars should be eligible for all employmens,
e,yee in the thai seoos .hs he TO-, on
Extensive scale; that efficient police should
tsbhed and that steps shonld be taken develope the
resources Of the country agricultural and mineral to
make roads and railroads. facilitate commerce. and to
improve the financial system. The scheme, with it is
understood the cordial support OF the Sultan, laid
before the Grand Council on the Path of January.
Whether i; has teen adopted or not the next mail viii
Few viii be found to DENY that. if this scheme should
meet with the assent of the Grand Council and only
half be carried out the war will have conferred sub
san,al sdvsnsges upon the Tu rkisn empire indepen-
dent OF the external security which the des ruction Of
Danube the destruction Of the Russian feet and OF
forts tie Ccassian coast, calculated to confer
and which will he finally effected by the peace of Paris
If there Re peace concluded there and by other
peace at distant day, concluded perhaps al st. Peters
burg, the go on Turkey will be enabled TO
suscate her strength che act the principles Of the
scheme recommended by the allies and adopted BY her
own chisi ministers. She will be abe in spite OF Rus
Dread the Russian force which gave Russian influence
IFS validity If these reforms carried out there will
be called into existence those compliments free trade
security for person and property for
con merce and enterprise. Turkey will be thrown open
to Europe instead of being she would ha if
conquered IN single handed enclosed in the 5erbo
nan beg OF Russia. She viii find in administrative re-
foIm ara nterra improvement the best OF all material
guarantees and shall have had the satisfaction Of
successfully carIyDg cut disinerested war; and i'm
proving the fortunes of noble but i'll used country.
Peronal Intelligence.
ARRIVED
Fr0m HsvTe, In the steamship Arago--Aug Eastman.
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