The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-10

of the French cfc,ai journs the proposition stated
20 have originated With the Eogsh cab,uet. sad AZ
accepted by the ccur; c the rusres has for object 10
arrive at territorial arrangement, which commissioners
iron she gress Powers would detormine with
the porte In s2sasns soiey OF commissioners deagnssea
ny the great Powers, the Myniteir indicates clearly
enough that the in question w,ud be the
jeci OF separate negotiation quite uacornected WITH tho
Conference OF Paris IL necessary u select that mode
Of acting der not the risk Of the Porte decnng
the competency al the Conference by pointing io,e
OF treaty Paris sc oi ding which the cosla sting
Powers have pt rcted themselves from interfering,
either collectively arstely Ia the relations ~ the
Sultan with hts subjects, the internal Administration
Of ola empire. IL is cetsn that separate negotiation 4.
of nature 10 moro encLuay show cons coraon 10 the
susceptibility tbs Porto than the soemnity With whco
the Conference Of, Paris will be attended In tna course
thus adopted the Porte can through regard Tor atlas,
make concessions which would refuse 70 agree 10 put
forw Ard as decision OF the Conference
But In order that thus latter should not have grounds
for interfering ia this separate negotiation beswesa the
Porte and the great Powers urgent that before the
opening Of the stngs Paris the eaid Powers shonid
come 70 uudera ,sncipg smoog themselves by com
accord relative 10 their attitude with respect to 'ne
Montenegro differ sncs That the first OF toe
delay which las the opening Of the Confer
epce. wetnn r!eh,to add that the preliminary un'
derstandng between the Pcrte and the grand Powers a
pears be already the Suspension OF ost
es between the Turkish troops ard the ia At
present fact The Consiionnel OF the sta,
in article esijeuty suggested from high quarter,
when rcing out the orc of the approaching Con
ference limited the Is OF this latter 10 The two follow
DsuubiAn Pncpaties and the examination OF t6e Da,u
ban convention signed AZ Vienna ths sta November
last by the Rive ain states We have good be
eve that the Conference viii have take into couStera
ton third question: sufficiently com losted to require
the formation Of special technical commission fDr the
purpose OF aiding the Peopoen,sries in their deioera
lions.
1t may be remembered that, in virtue of article l6 OF
tho Treaty OF Paris, European Commission was es
tablsned ut Gsatz for the purpose OF determining and
getting executed the necessary works from Iss.sha
to disepgage the mouths Of the Danube, well the
parts Of the in their immediate vicinity, from the
sand and other obstacles which were csusias obsxac
tiOns, TO place that part OF the river Of the
That commission Just terminated the first part OF
s and has pointed out in explanatory report the
works IN question The Powers which signed the trery
Of Paris prior 70 entrustng TO the same comuason the
OF getting the works executed, have deemed it useful
10 submit the report 10 the caralo examine ton Of
eminent scieuce, charged 10 assist the Conference OF
Pari, In forming SOUND opinion on the said document
II may have seen from the Peimontese Gazette Of
he 10TH that Sardinia, whose government after that OF
Great Hriiain, the nearest TO Pars appointed only
that day Colonel Merehres represent her in the echn
cal cowusson vhch during the period Of the Conference
Still behndhand must be the members OF the
came commission, sho arc expected in Paris.
rheee few explanations reem indispensable 70 prove TO
readers has the delay which has srseu in the meet
ing Of the Paris Conference attributable very nstara
causes. and rot in any respect to political differences,
come jourpsls have affirmed.
The extension Of the rogramme OF the Conference will
necessarily have for consequen y 70 prooug the duration
OF ts sbcrs beyond the time originally fixed It even
than probable that internitnce msy take place
in the sltDgs TO allow the Piepipotentares time
70 their governments on the report Of the iechnics co
mission However extensive may be the powers accord
90 to the Pienpotenares at the Conference the moment
that they depart from the domain Of politics 10 enter
the consideration Of technical questions they cannot act
except ACCORDING to the positive special instructions
their governments But these latter cannot give them
until after the technical commission shall have terminated
r. therefore the close OF the Conference should not take
place before sx weeks or two months our readers will
from the present time, be aware that there Is nothing
such occurrence TO alarm On the contrary
every thing leads ~ the supposon that the spr Of
Citation moderation which presided oebera