The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
Sardinia and Turksy.

IS SARDINIA ONE OF THE dRgAr POWERS?
Count eayoar has addressed IN, following circular 70
TURN, ost 10, 1850
MONSIEUR MlsIsrss-You know FRONT my preceding
communca ions the atttude which the Kings govern.
ment has thought right TO take IN the question OF Syria
When, in the month Of August last the
VI the which devastated the Christian regions
Of that country the Powers met 10 conference IN Paris 70
devise for putting end 10 such frigbfnl dis
orders and TO prevent the renewal Of others, claimed
10 DO allowed take part IN the arrangements 10 be
to- Our right to do evident II consecr atei
by artce seven Of the treaty OF the 30h Of March, 1856
which, by admitting the subj ne Por 10 the
Of public law and tho European concert cont AIMS the
formal engagement OF the Po rers which signed J. 10
guarantee conrnSn tho dependence aud territorial In
tegry OF the Ottoman empire. la virtue Of tina dispDsi
ton the assent OF Sardinia 10 the occupation f part OF
the 0ttou territory indispensable !, tho Atty OF
the 10 DO taken Accordingly the Sht
Of Sardinia not contested 0aly it ksd 10
more, however, rs technically than real obeotion
that the queson OF SYRIA rs prescated Itself,
neeted with tho arrangements OF lsi5srraugemps to
which strangers and that gneDty ght
be believed that the Powers acted this occasion less
vrtue Of The treaty Of 1855 than Of previous updertak
ngs Ii was, however, easy for 10 sho that tbo
ton could not be considered simply o,al but that Il
possessed general interest," influence was des
tined to exercise tha situation OF Turkey and The rea
tonB between The din rent States Of E1rope We might
even have sdded that. ~hon goDg back - The convcn
treaty OF 1855 by Introducing right ssars Turkey
implicitly modified MI prev special conventions which
general and per rsh, Nevertheless we could na
ignore that The obstacles which opposed themselves for
NE mon eut 70 NE RECEPTION Oh cur demands we're
ciay owing 10 the en,s OF Austria 10 exclude from
the UNDERWRITING Al that moment the Hives Of several
thousand Chr stianB In tbs greatest danger and
WIS necessary 20 apply prompt and ecsci,as feneiy
10 ich Jrghtiu state Of things We therefore thought
u right not 10 ineis, any longer, for by DO
ing 81 We might have caused delay In
the decieious Of tins Conference Of Paris, aud any
oss Of time woud have csuscd tho fatal conse.
quanees We preferred 10 Suspend for this moment
exercise OF right, bat II the tins notified
friendly ami allied cabinets that made reserves On
its psr lhc sublime Porte tho OF the month Of
June, having connded 10 bis Hshness the Graai vzer
Kubris Pacha tho mission Of whiting the different pro
vnoes Of the empire TO inquire into the fate a the Chris
tan populations haxtenea 70 givc Official communication
OF his appointment 20 the representatives, Of the power
which signed the treaty 0i Paris residing Mt 20 ,saltno
pie. Hs MAJ sty's legation NOT having received that
commune AioD, the Kings Minister demanded eKpana.
tcps then doubts verbally expressed By the
Porte 10 the legitimacy Of pretensons immeil-
aey rave orders to General Durando TO reply csteg,r
ca TO the observations made and TO protect formally Ia
advance against any Interpretation restrictive Of
rights. transmit 10 you copy OF tho note which bs
Mes;ys legation addressed with this object &, Say fe
rnsnii the 22i September last and pray 20 il
n Tho Minister Of Foreign Aairs and 10 give him copy
oil f Accept &c, q. CAvOuR
The OF General Duranfo referred sets fJrth a.
considerable Ter 9Th the ressons for which ~, Sard7iss
nabine! hink iy ctlsi % be lca.et M his art,u like
the great fegsgs