The New York herald., 1867-02-11

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Prussia is friendly 70 it, but has not as 20, given in he
adhesion; while France has thus far declined and !
nkey 70 decline, TO agree TO IL Napoleon points so III
terlitz m the interests Of nsac Industry an,
International good will; but he does not signify M
acceptance OF the proposition Of the Emperor Of kuss
10 guarantee non-intervenon HIS armores are oHvns
ahead ut too rapid rate; many cannon foundriea
are in full blast and the reorganization and augments
on oi ms army being perfected TOO careiuy
| OF Europe They are not humbugeed by ms exposition
a. ALL and they likely TO ascertain pretty soon wns
his preparations uncompleted for grand war VIVA
are his purposes n regard the coming struggle IN the
East Prussia Is interested in the matter no less tnal
Russia Austria Of course has entered into secre
treaty with France future contingencies Tnfs IS DE-
eved in circles where certain corrooormng lacts arc
likely to appear, and where the underdrit 10 known a
What the North of Europe wishes to know and what
England 10 anxious 70 ascertain IS VIII Francs agree 70
other Powers pledge themselves 70 policy of
intervenionS Up TO this date definite answer can be
obtained from the Tuileries II u be aye" when the
reply comes nonnervention will be the motto OF all
the nations OF Europe and Turkey must fight out her
salvation 60 the WALL This great nation which
is generally credited with strong desire 70 have angeT
In the Turkey pie now shows herself to the world per-
fecty free from all such sordd motives She the hrst
to propose in the affairs OF Turkey and
thereby clearly fashes all contemplate predictions
on the part OF her enemies. She will fold her hands
throughout the contest and give only what she has q
cause aud prayers will go for the Of the
Cross against tho Crescent Let the bugbear OF the ter
rible shadow Of the great Northern empire be now
lifted from the Of the approaching STRIFE, and let
France and Austria sleep In peace il they will keep
hands off, for not Russian bayonet will cross the Otto.
and disin,erested invitation Of the emperor
Of Russia cannot leave any ground for
an accusation to stand upon that there sdanger that
Russia will intervene in favor OF the Christians and
against Turkey TOR personal agerandizement We shall
now know whose ''machnaiions" are likely to disturb
the peace Europe and we shall see they are not con-
England, Prussia and Russia being in perfect ac-
cord on this great question: and Italy being rather in
that the cable will the before this reaches
you that non.inervention is the accepted doctrine
among the five great Powers II IL should reach you
you safely conclude that the OF this year
will be the peninsula that lies between he Black
and Egean the east and the Adratc and lonian
seas on the west-cassc ground
Turkey Is not ignorant OF the vast plot against her
sovereignty She is about to call out her reserves and
has already hurried Thrace we'll as Eprus great
bodies Of troops One province alone to give aid
to the Ottoman Porte, and that is Albania. The Alba
mans a warlike people and fight for the side
that pays the best They are not Christians ana nave
and their Independence from the Turkish government
Their system is entirely eudal There are any number
OF small princes there who govern hundred or two
people, and are tolerabiy free from all control
cep when the Sultans Pashas into their country
collect the tribute which they been in the habit
of paying Turkey The Pashas like many other people,
often exact more than their just tthes, and are fire.
queny severe IN the exercise OF Their duties; conse-
queny the Turks not esteemed wcry highly BY the
Albanian chiefs loved by the people, But hitherto
they have sent many mercenares to the Turkish army
at this moment best OF the faSnd troops IN
Gambia are the Albanans They are likely to go with
the Christians IN the next Aght because will be made
to their interest to do and will prove powerful aid
and support to them Thus affairs remain al present
The deep rumbng Of the pent forces In the volcano
are now only heard but the grand bursting forth Of
s oS ca0 The
will go into final dissolution. This year will decide it
wrote you some time since that great effort was
about to be made under the patronage or the Grand
Duke Constantine and other members Of the imperial
family, gather funds for the suffering Christians In
very encounQingy. For apparent reasons i was NOT
deemed we'll TO evo political tone to the afhar SO the
members OF the imperial family did NOT remain At the
head Of the MANAGEMENT II was, however, carried on
with the full approval Of the Emperor and imperial
family mot less than that Of all the people The KIM
sents TO the fair TO be disposed Of for the benefit Of the
cause aud in this noble example he was followed By all
the members Of the imperial family and tho prncpas
Grand Theatre few evenings SINCE, and consisted OF
bal nasqus, rather promenade, MUSIC, dancing and
over the house brilliantly illuminated Tickets
SOLD high rates. and long before the hour named for
s s ss no. snso T%s
Empress Grand Duke Heritier, the Grand Duchess
Feorovona and all the family were present. as we ss
gether with the nobility Of the Court and empire The
diplomatic corps were generally present
The Emperor Is his custom, promenaded nbout the
house. purchased liberal supply OF lottery tickets and
that everything WAS moving on WE'LL HIS presence
assured the success Of the SPLENDID undertaking'
lottery tickets had been sold and prises distributed
sixty thousand silver roubles the amount Of
cepts--a very handsome sum. Il would have been
much larger II tickets OF entry could havo bcen bought
BY hundreds who were unable TO gain admission. 1t
wounded Christians with great sea and i viii havs
good effect throughout the Empire. believe the f6te
is likely to be repeated IN this city very soon In ad-
don to this method OF procuring funds the venerable
Metropolitan Of Moscow, Phartes. has opened sub
scription all the churches in the Empire which
not fail to be emineny successful All the weight Of
unio will Ii through with q bril-
liancy such few undertakings attain in this or any
other country.
81 ties will not permit their friends here TO exceed
IN the amount Of their donations peaceful rivalry in
this noble undertaking would bear the best fruits for
the cause for which the United states has not SYM
pathy and interest than Russia
Apropos of this matter may state that the celebrated
Greek Admiral Coranis who made such splendid name
in the Greek revolution about leaving or has already
departed for the United States, mission which,
trust will be entirely successful He will present HIM
self before the President and Congress behalf the
Greek nation ask the sale OF two vessels OF war from
the United States The exchequer OF the little Kingdom
of reece the advanced guard Of Christian civilization In
the East confronting the efee Mahommedan power Is
not by any means overnowlDg with money From a
variety OF causes which need not allude to now the
eoyernneut il lust able 10 make The ends meet
days. which much better than they have succeeded In
doing In the past The future - more promising under
the new organization and conduct Of affairs At present
thew are not able TO nay down for the vessels they
urgently require But the Greeks hope that the United
States which long been friendly and lively sympa
thser with the Greek cause will consent sell them
two vessels Of and be satisfied to wait few years
for the payment therefor. The mission 10 well under
stood here fully approved Of and bears with the
best wishes for success OF the russian nation. In
our present position with large fleet OF gunboats lying
idle and rotting wharves, think We might be gen.
erous enough weak nation TO present to Greece
two good servceable gunboats fully armed, without the
thought Of future payment for the same The Greeks
will no doubt II they purchase pay the amount asked
by our government some future period bat submit
no act would be kindly received BY not only the
Greeks but all the Christian communities about 70 COM
mence struggle the East than gift entire. We can
afford TO sgnaiize our friendship for . small Power in
that way, and we would thereby gain more lofty
reputation among ell the Powers Of Europe, and esps.
cialy In Russia
must remark again, that Russia fully commends the
envoy to the kind offecs Of the United states. She
will await with great interest the result OF this novel
but commendabe mission.
His ExcelIency Prince Gortschako IL quite recovered
He rode out yesterday for the first time in many
weeks Il 10 fortunate that his abilities bo brought
to bear In the complicated questions on the taps
strong wanted bring order out OF European
chaos.
ITALY.
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