The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

had been fully subject 70 Turkey promises had been
made the tribes of that district by the British that
their independence should be secured and Turkish troops
should not admitted With, their confines SIN sreh
atrocities have recently taken place could not De per
he PLACED but small reliance on the securities which the
Porte co,ld give on that point, as II haa uesn gul
of the greatest remssness II not OF actuai connvsnee
sHear hear) He hoped that judicial investigator
woyt be made the conduct OF the authorizes, saa
especially INTO tina. Of osman Bey e 'h enc of which il
was asserted the weakness OF me iurn" c 81
yrnmeo Tas %eahns ssIr zoe sSiS gedrced to keep
UP the proper strength OF the army Snas' $500
There excuse for ths state o. isv 70 ensnS
from n With these disturbances the great Eastern ques
ton had again bern brought home 70 our uoors
ana tid no, put practice the reforms which she had
promised would be 10 vain for foreign Powers TO patch
COUNT sgan in war One o his objects in the motion
was &c obtain comprehensive Information than ap
pea-sd IN the papers before Parliament and TO learn
der what instructions Consul General had acted. In
another point Of view this question was most grave
The great OF principles had hitherto been kept in the
distance by pastivcs but being rapidly brought
presence Of that tremendous which had been so
as9
effort place the country efficient state Of defence
by the erection OF which be trusted
would receive the support OF their lordshiPs house
QCneezsl.
Lord wopEorsE said it would be impossible % assen,
70 the production u tho papers moved for, they re-
errcc 70 nattcvs great consequence aud deany and
thor publication would be detrimental TO the public int
regard 70 the Porto due to agreement made be-
tween European Powers and tho Porte after the eva
hs sol 9I bas that day from
the Cnsl at Danascus giving an account OF the aroc'
ties and their origin sear near he opspve o the
dicity Of taking dispassonate view OF the suolect,
owing 70 the sympsthy eIced by the suiesngs o. tne
conjunction this matter, aud The suit Of thefr oe'asr
dtit had been protocol stqled a. Paris dShni'9 TIE con
a,ions ,nde7 uhch the nteTrion Of European force
<nn,t % tkc place (Hear, hear.) This protocol had
boea eigned BY the Eve great Powers and the
Se mot oaesdag sG
should be sent TO SYRIA, O. when Frame ro1d i"imdi
qo,Ts required be furnished Jy such Of ne Toces
shall oceed eaJ edses and that the siaud,sce 81 III
Tcp~aa t-oops in Syria shod ne limited aonths
lea- hear The great Powers also declared their dis
inerostedntss in concluding the arrangements for inter
venlion Syria, and neir uniR no. 10 see' t'r erhi
what sics bad been taken by The Porte for suppress
sior G. these disturbances The hrerent poserS
had also determined send a commission 20 syria,
and lord Duiern had been selected to represent lug
land (Hcar. hear He WAS ghd 70 inform Inc
todv nua was 10 be brought 10 trial. (lcar) de con
cured with remarks of Lord Straiord Dc Redcihe as to
the octes useparable from the Eastern question but
he could rot agree him that the time for palatives
was passed Tho stability Of the Turkish empire was Of
the greatest Importance 70 Europe, and everything ought
20 Be tcns 10 preserve II. cloud cheers,
IN reply to a question FROM Lord Derby, lord Work
stated iha The facts concerning the noble ocndue
OF Mr. Harvey at Tyre were quite correct lie also re
fcrred n oulogt.c term 10 Tho spirited and humane
cordrC O. Mahomcdap lady at llasbea who had given
refuge q so Christian women ana prevented telT mas
lord c, ,sErcAapr paid iust compliment to the
duct o. another Mahomedan, Abd-elkader He dissent
ed the plans of the government, aud counsclet mr
vigorous proceeding with the eetc government Of
Turkey.
lord granville said Ought not, because feel
is aroused by Indignation at what had occurred,
rashly entirely change policy in the East
qhc rad materially contributed the peace Europe
and the ba ance Of power 40 the world.
IN The House OF Commons tue same day Mr.. Rcu
ID arfe
ns epgh passages from the PAGERS rcccntly laid be
ses ADD the Degi-eicc AMI treacbery Of the Turks.
Sir J. Esaou-soS complained that the blue boo, gave no
information Of the origin Of the disturbances or the poll
tcs a the country. HIS information satisfied him
chat tue irs instance the Christians were entirely ia
the They in fart were the agsrcssor led on by
their mi. s and nruses rst stood only thei-
OWE defence. (Bear, hear) TWAS true they had made
trv, use Of their victory nut THIS ~as according to
the eusOn Of Asiacs. He thought the government had
tale v sc step 10 joining send a commission to
gate these outragrs, which resulted In stopping the
sanmg 81 the French uools He would say nothing OF
those suspcons that arise in the minds of every
the parties who had nstgaicd these outrascs
but be god that French troops would not be allowed
acue ctcr Syria That was an event which had been
dcere1 r several years by the Maroucs, aud dreaded
by the ~ ases. (Hcar, hear ,
Mr. FITZGERALD wished the noble lord would state to
the Houss The Of ,he government with regard to
the terms Of the convention that was sh ut to be signed
BIZ the ercnt the subject of the Syrian out
rayes He hoped u would DC clearly laid down that the
forces .ha; 10 he sent ont would act In c.liTmity
with ard not trary t. tho orders that the Turkish
connuaadeTs might receive from the Porte (Hesr.
heasl 4 Gus rroor-.,f Lat Dc oof-nnsv dt Paris had
Or, cosr as,d 6y c russians dJgSvia1 10 d cliorf n
n,,F.y IN lsLaif ~ ne ort Christians ~ oieg y1s ~
NJ ersFa.- N his rae tr,e h. I,d hd ga tio9f might
gro c. .ai' ogGl' dangerous b. me pa" u t"nPe
ICsdJ RI ssEiI stated that. according to the lat
courts tie ou'ases bad ces.od aud the Porte mad sho gn
greet emery in sending troops INTO the district Tie
sgsced with SIR J Ferguson that the Nsronitcs
wee 20, blsmele-s in the matter, bet they had
bcSa ssverc sufferers. (lier, hcar) M 10 tho
ooadlc, ct tie Christian Poscrs wleu the first news
Of III. oa,aecs carie The Fccnch government proposed
60 Feru CT mss!on {, investigate the cause OF them.
Ect vLcn the OF the attack Damascus came the
Frcuof government suggested That there should he
r OF the Christian po~crs 10 rcrcss dstu Dances
(Iiear hcr) lie had Just rccclvoa dcspatch intnst
ing thai series OF prUiocoi bad been signed ia Paris
that Afternoon by ous II wh.h the sultan asked 10Y the
sSsisace q the CIR N Powers AMI by smother u ~as
dec dec tlai iorCc % 1900 troOls should be sent 10
SYRIA La 81 then 70 be French and 10 be sent OF imme
datey They were pot 20 remain there longer than sS
rnoahs aud all the Powers bound ihenscv, not TO seek
any se,.sa,r advantage rotn ths Interference luear
hes-l " ~ RassiGn tsvfrsac', hs,rief u7f Princ
Got te.nT had ttrD sU9g>f rctfHf ~ fdra
Of e,t ChTssicrs Tia, tga,'as rcls arrcof@ tgth
oshr Foors rdiior ari ar ,e 70 r cg'T'sd o's @
T-rsia c-cios The siiua,i1n one of great peril
which could only b. TOD cut by orbcsrancc and mo
dorato, on the part Of all the great Powers. (iieai
M bstsr admitted that TIC position OF the noble lord
was tac reat dclcacy and OF al the nierferences "
the aia-s &C forei.r nations he had hoard of th
ubted, the rlcs; cyclahlo BIT he wsrr.d thi
House sr6 TIE Eoycrrnicnt that IL impossible q up
hos &c -irrrity a The Turkish empire Witch he b.
lcycd O. Be- ncvitaAly doomed (Hcar) lic rcyle Scd
the ooac; Of Turkey Since The last var which he had
opposed from tho frsi and u was found that he'
cond tar was worse than hefnre their interference
what be the cno7 He believed that b.f're IN
Vor- trr orr a. Tub fh,-s irs rod re aud p'd'ac
n,ir or qarrnn,n (IIear, hear) ue cntreatcd Tia
go,crument t. give up kthe idea o. maintsinng the N
fegr.iy a. the Turks empire. and come u common
pg with the other Powers to the formation
Pew 7oveTnmert IN syria and the other PROV nccs
tHear. hcar)
limited ver of the H. deliberately rcpc1tc
statement no ycafs ago, Shat Turkey Ia
made great progress u civilization and prosperity finc
the dsath q the late sultan (acnr. hear. lfTurke!
he dd believe she wusid tall D. pieces
and she did the political Consequences 20 ErruPc won
be grave Nnd serious Than the honorable mernbc
drcamt a. (ncar, hsar)
Nnpoleon's Letter ON European Affairs.
Iron the London Times, August =
The Emperor cf the French appeared before Us ycscy
day IN a aud by NJ means ungraccfd Character W
know m well sccnmp'iahcf orator ss the writer
soul stirring proclaim aors. and a. the insprer