New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
SYRIA.
been suppresse

No,hing certain WAS known as TO the State of nego-
tiaons at Paris for venIion in Syria 1t is assert
ed by various authorities that the points of disunio m
were 80 marked and important that the Conference
could lot grspple with tuem, and the ambassadors
were copp lied to adjourn and refer matters to their
resp. Give Governments
According TO some writers there was little prospect
of tie Conference reassembGng; but others say that
after an exchange of unicstons between the var
ous Cover, ments, another meeting will take place.
A Pa is telegram Of the I'd says:
In addition to the plan of a convention in six arti-
cles, which the Conference drew up the members OF
the Conference have, at the request OF the Turklsh
En- bassador, drawn up a protocol which at this mo-
ment is being submit to the approval of the Great
Powers The protocol is for the purpose of precisely
defining the object of the Intervention in Syria, and
" rtb that as the cooperation OF the 1feat fowers
lakes place by the desire Of the Sultan aud In concert
with tie Sublime Porte, the foreign troops 50 all act at
all times in unison with the Turkish forces Toe proto-
col STIMULATES that the Great Powers In giving t1eir
assis snee 70 the Sultan do not seek vengeance but
merely wish to discover the guilty parties VINO are to
b. published no rigorous shalt be taxed ex.
cept after a common inquiry, IN Whcn the forIe WIN
iCntly assist The above protocol necessltass an ex'
change of communications between the Groat POWERS,
ard causes delay in the denit signing OF the con.
yeDtlon.
II ia stated in a Paris letter to The London DAILY
kevs tina, the alleged of the breaking up OF the
Conf renee is an planned split ween France aud
Russia Russia it is announced, claimed the execution
OF certain promises which the Emperor had MADE some
time since in pursuance of which the entire Eastern
onestion should be raised the first opportunity, and
in fact insisted that the moment had arrived for the
pa,t,on of Turkey. Russia was ready TO send lO0oOO
r.n n make short end of the business but had no
notion Of restricted intervention in Syria. 1t did not,
however cult the Emperors purpose TO come into this
scheme just now.
Advioes from Beyrou to July l6 state that the ma
ory of the Mussulmans had not taken patn the mas
sacres at Damascus.
News from Damascus to the 18th Of July announces
that the massacIes had ended The Koords and Be
douns had retired into the Interior but the Christians
were stil concesling themselves.
Fuad Pasha arrived at Beyrout on the l7th inst.
Sir Henry Bulwer has advised the Sultan TO recall
the Grand Vizier.
LATEsT.-A Paris dispatch, of the Sd, says the fol-
lowing notice was posted up at the Bourse
All the Powers have agreed upon the condition OF
a European intervention in Syria. The Conference
will assemble at O'clock TO sign the Convention IN
reference TO the measures TO be taken IN common.
Another Dispatch gives the following summary OF
the contents of the Convention as agreed upon at
the Conference:
1.-The in ervention will last only as long az the Forte
eball deem it advisable. .,-.,
"A neyious agreement Unnecessary for the regulation
of aI The military opera ions and in order 70 dotermae
The effective strength of the expedonTy forces, who
are to be maintained at the charge OF the respective
Powers 80, ,,l ..,.
separate article spulstes that the French troops
already on the point of embarkaton shall start without
airlo for the contingens of the ether Powers unless
the repre- sentative OF the Sultan should I'M rna
ton from Syria which would render all intervention
Unnecessary"
is stated tha. Prussia had dsma lded that the stay
of European troops in Syria snail be hmie1 10 sH
mouths. This proposition being verbally supported ny
England had been accepted, aud IL 1000 men, half of
then French, were to be dispatched TO Syria. Tne
force will be der orders of the Commissioners of the
Powers and the Porte, Russia had roceded from her
claims u TO the occupation Of Bulgaria