The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30


The Russian Press on England's Good Faith.
From the London Times Nov IL
1t the custom Of the Continental press TO publish
any important question: lengthy articles OF thu Of
essay In which the subject 10 tregtad wi. great
dspay OF precision, Classification historical kno
and political iasisht IL Ingenious styls OF
ton and pret, sure TO bs ses,iul with tho or
anna dpioinststs which S SO numerous In toreisn
society All the proourd thinkers theories
the aggressive ommercal m OF England ths cyiuzng
explnhvits of France the solidarity OF nsons and tho
polarity Of principles will LOOK with interest at aasn
article as has just appeared In the Nord the quss
ton OF Inc hodavaa frontier. Headed 8 rhs s,tas
ton." and commencing With the intor nation mat
six Powers took q snare more or lsss direct la the
Eastern war; will Vt com nd ltsei to an VINO act
store by comprehensiveness and regularity Of tom HI,
those loox logical anaysls Of the QUESTION from
the beginning will be disappointed, and tue ptr.i
OF Russian Court will be sorry that It's dseuse
mas fallen 10 90 unsxiul cham bon The article Is
upof weak stla:k on Eo CLANS and Au.tr,a, a
OF compliments 10 ancc Transparent Ia thar o1aa
thai they can eceve no ons aud appeal 10 tho sa
anxious possess herself of stronghold in tbs ssek
Sea What opinion the Eord mar have OF It's readers
o. the French people and OF The common intelligence OF
Europe We cannot say, bat Russian dlpio n a;y
have lost come 81 i.s traditional cr,t IL believes tina
manifesto so feeble and yet go presaous serve its
cause
or course 8rst complaint Is tha. Austria aud Elg
land have violated the treaty OF Parts rne Turkish
ri;ory and waters were 70 ID evacuated within six
month"; For the cessoa Of tho ais,rct oy
Russia tlDe HSed. This arecttuCAuOuU OF from.
her was intended 70 be matter supcemsutary 70 tne
execution o. the Other spu'aons. Gao IL ne n'en def,
asks the Nord la effect that tina rssication OF tho
European 'roa,ar and the set smert Of Principal ties
should be carried out before the evacuation ny the ses
when for the feotacaon of tue AsiAtc trontior
more simple sair, eight month"; aiotndp Evidently,
argnes the Russian organ the within Blk
mophs unconditional s,ipul atom. aud The Ii 10
81 Ruesia 10 B0igrat or toe Isle OF Seroens c1mas
within the category OF settlement OF the priocipsi
Ties. Now, IL is not difficult 10 dispose OF the argu-
men The actual delivering OF the territory coded ct
Pal is docs not come within the meauiag or seemsnt
OF the Principaes. That settlement ntsr-
nal Of thu two provinces winch Is matter
for future dcussiou and does no. the limits OF
the territory. which were in fact defined by the treaty
OF Paris We may turn the rea onng OF the Nord with
respect to ASA sgains. Itself II the "rectfca on of
the European fronlier Is much difficult thu.
OF the Asiatc frontier for which eight moaths al
lowed why not time expressly allotted for tho
former object The fact that mention IL Of the
time In which Russia il TO cede the territory IN Bsssss
ba proof sufficient that everything considered 70
BIO settled ut the time the cerson OF definite
the ooth Of March !; from tbs. day Bograd and the
Ise OF 5erpents were much turkish TERRITORY
Constanuope and the duty OF evacuatng them aud sur
rendering all rights In them came within the cate
CORY the evacuation of Armenia by the Russians the
Crimea by the allies Russia has herself broken tue
treaty by not reced.ng from this Turkish ground within
the six months, and Austria and England obliged TO
postpone, with the consent OF the Porte their part
Of the contract has been primarily violated by
Russia The COMPANION between inc A,iatis ana Enro
ptan frontiers sophiAtical The European frontier
settled by the treaty OF Paris tbs Asa,c frontier
not In the one case there 10 nothing in doubt; IN the
other there geographical questions or Old stan ling
solve. What We have to insist upon, and we shall
I
Turkish territory Bsssarabia which i. coded by the
hand OF Count Orloif on the Both or March last
The Nord passes from argument 70 mingled invecvs
tiatve in and peace To her 'dsnterestet a1d
cnAsory moderation" due the 1e.temen, tina Eastern
question. She baatened loyalty TO fulfil all the obiga
tons which the contract imposed her Austria Eag
land, and Turkey herself have deceived their ally "Hsr
Just iruence dsregardsdo and the Porte uaseus at
the OF England 70 overthrow the minister VINO TOR
. moment thought 10 JON hi nssG 10 france" Neither
the ancient influence OF France Ia the East, nor her
av hqAn all IN nhS nf
The Powers who were determined to break q solemn
treaty. Now we should think that no fail to
derstsnd and 10 despise these miserable art Tao
obvious aim Is provoke France, by tributes to her
good faith. by appeals 10 her military pride, to her
OF Eastern Influence in or fer that breach may
be made bet reen the Powers which aey fought side by
eide Even the Cashos Proecnrate, the old subec. Of
disseIsiou bet france and Russia Is heu forth
by this Russian organ indccement to the French
Empe,or TO abandon the which he supported in
with allits Four since II the pro
paganda OF Francs which the Russian g,vernm must
10 justice 10 In core2 resist 10 TIA death. Now
the orthodox church and the 2syahs ara 4, be
willingly abandoned the French embassy sEd the Ls
zarst msicnaries NJ Napoleon will only breax Ssn tne
governments which are intent IN enforcing con tons
paatabe 10 the Car. We recommend this fac; 20 any
thinning men am;Eg those creduors and co. ling popa-
iations.
would no, os complete without some a!usoo 10 British
persny and aggression. II appears according 70 the
ne1d that the Enssa newspA.rs arc calling out FOR
Gibraltar OF Malta 10 tao Black Sea. Clearly, then.
lord Lyons only waiting oportrny to seize yarns
or Sinope. Historical recocctons then called
The peace Of Paris Is DOLLY pendant to the peace OF
Amiers Half = century since the EDgrsh people we're
dissatisfied with peace, and 70 bring TO end the
Ministry determined on perhdiously ret sning Malta.
" thy nilarly dscontaned, and L,rn PAlmers
ton, In hopes VI popularity feeks 10 possess h aisef OF
some other stronghold. This the kind Of political writing
which, strange 10 gay. zee ma TO have readers she
other side OF The Channel Never historical pa
rale more absurd. In the arst place. Malta not
tanned without sufficient cause. THIS Island practically
seized BY the French republic been conquered by
alter long invee The warke preparations which
the Iss Consul never es.sed 20 MAKE aud tue ysss.ss
SPAN contrary the fprs treaty brought what
little better than armed truce TO speedy conclusioa.
War was again declared and Malta remained 10
sion. How Just approximations Ia shown by the
fact THAI the three countries have named msd
asely united 10 France against Yet had done all in
power preserve peace wchAd givea up splsu-
did conqueet Of Egypt and the Cape Of Good dope WITH
most tue Fren snds and had spared the spanish
Possessions from Peru the Phippinesal without
turn for spot OF English ground In any part Of tho
world bad 100 set his FOOT The munt Of violating
ingless when directed against nation which wice within
tho present century has generously gwen up regions
won by i arms about the conquest OF which other
people would boast without asing, and the Ais
VI PALACES with battle scenes innumsrable.
But nsinuAtions aud historical m!ssiatsmens will
not serve the cause Of Russia. Tho facts Of
the csas are plain TO all unpreudiced minds.
Russia refuses 10 execute conditions TO which she
owes the liberation Of her commerce and the evacuation
OF her terrty. England, In conjunction with Austria
and Turkey. and va rejoice 70 aid with France, 10 re-
solved not 70 allow the supuA,ions Of the treaty be
broken. Any slight difference Of opinion bet veen the
French government and siil shortly be
ed ard the alliance Will insist what has received the
sanction Of Europe Lot not the Gear hope that he
civcr his country from what believes 10 be right and
just Have not The Nord and ih patrons suicteat
perience Of the tenacy Of the English character Let
toem be assured that now what ws have always
been, and that shall not rest until the treaty be full
filed 10 IL most minute details.
The Murat Dynssty I'm Italy.
The following letter has been addressed by N
MANN TO the Unione OF Turin
PtRg, Nov 4, 1855.
Sir-Your Partisan correspondent has included mo
smorg the pa;tsans or Prince Murat That statement s
Incorrect and hope you will permit me 70 rectfy H.
rally 10 the nag NJ the national party wh,so wish IA the
Independence and unncaiion OF Italy. may accept
advance though SLOW tn the wich fsafs 10 dnai
object until opportunity be presented OF attaining
completely bat, tn any case, cisapprove aad reject
every rc,rcsrsde or divergent step, and therefore
reject aud disspprove the Muraust solution, aud