The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-24
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
our eealIH CONSEQUENCE.

Revival or the Oriental C0napllcatisn In . Sc.
rious Forus-plan fer the Partieion Of the
Of the 'ssick Mans" Elects Diplomatic and
Other Dimcultics ef she Prejc CT. &c.
BERIzH, Jan. 9, 1851
Unless everything deceivss N, the Oriental question
10 about larger Dimensions" This little para
graph the ZeSn1 inserted In that part OF tho
paper which usually reserved for semocia commu-
nications highly signcan not only describing tho
political situation but suggestive Of the intentions Of
the Prussian government with respect to IL The ORR
entail question has moro become the dominant
question Europe and will not be the fault Of Prus
STA II Il does not assume charger dimennona" I have
frequently alluded 10 the negotiations that have been
going on between cabinets OF Berlin and St Peters
burg on this subject, and the facts that have
,ranspirsd since then slight 10 themselves, but i'm
portant when taken collectively, fully confirm the
Views thar expressed to the probable result Ever
since the breaking ont Of the Canadian revolt the govern
men press and foremost Of ALL the North Geraw Ga.
see Bsmsrcks accredited organ, has openly declared in
favor the insurgents and the French diplomacy
has epdeavored throw cold water upon the
10 magnify the Of the Turks and TO represent
the struggle - perfectly hopeless, the more decidedly
has been countenanced by the Pruss.an oca jour.
nails and the louder have they insisted tho duty Of
the Christian Powers TO protect their coreliSionsts
That the Greeks themselves are quite sure OF the IA
vorabs eye with which their 10 regarded in this
country evident from the address Of the Canadians
the King OF Prussia which really exists though II
not ye, been presented and which would hardly have
been issued without some encouragement on the
part OF Prussian Russian emissaries II may
be easily imagined how acceptable the pro- Hellenic
proclvtcs displayed BY the Prnssan government
be to Russia, and strong in the support Of Power
whose military reputation " now unrvasd In Europe
Hoping too though certainly with less foundation, 70
nisrcs the United saies in The same cause the Husco
vite dipomatiss appear to think tho moment he's
rived when they may come forward openly with their
There is paper here called spemces zeissso which,
although not exactly Official is ofsen chosen BY govern
. vehicle for communications which IL either
wants 70 make public without committing itselG Or by
which measures foreshadowsd that afterwards may
print letter from st. Petersburg has just made s ap-
psarance, which, " We mot misnformed proceeds
Prince Gortschakon and the publication Of this in Spence
may be looked upon as sort Of endorsement OF lie con-
tent; ~ PRUSSIA sss1s ~ stating What was sun
against Turkey meets with the warmet sympathy
ihroushons Russia I'VE can only resret,. u CON.
tinuce, that the French government should seek 10
North Americans with their accustomed energy,
the interest they feel for he Csrssns IN The East"
The Russian correspondent Of opinion that the oppe
Status gao regards Turkey arises the nrst place
from the vast amount OF capital invested by their
subjects in Turkish loans and in the second from the
fear Of Russia possessing herself OF Consantnops and
nterceptine the road through Egypt their Asiac
colonies The first difficulty might easily be removed
bv the Christian States that 10 be formed from the
debris Of the Ottoman monarchy undertaking TO pay
certain proportion OF its debit and In respect 70 the
second mo one Russia the moet idea OF
increasing her already too extensive domnions by the
addition Of territories which would Introduce ee-
pnens into the population and retard the completion OF
the internal reforms In which she Is engaged
As further pledge OF security England and France
might occupy the sthmus OF Suez aud the islands Of
tho Rcd Sea- which would render them undlspuied
tiers OF the passage India These preninares being
arranged the partition OF the Turkish empire 10
tketched out In the following manner
1 Eeypt 10 be independent under the rule Of the
present Pacha who Is 20 assume the title OF Sultan
q The islands OF the Archipelago, Crete, Cyprus,
Rhodes &c 10 have the option OF being erected into
separate state or or joining the kingdom Of Greece
q Thessaly and Epirus 10 be annexed 70 Greece.
-. Roumania, ssrvia and Montenegro TO be indepcn
| dent prlncipalitics
s. The provinces Of Bosnia and Herzegovina 10 be erect
cd into kingdom the crown or which might DO offered
TO An Austrian srchduke.
a second Kingdom 10 be formed from Buigaria ard
Macedonia. the throne OF which would be occupied ny
Russian prince Grand Duke Constantine being tho most
eligible
u Roumelis and Albania 10 remain under the sceptrs
ot tnc Grand Turk who would continue 10 reside IN Con-
uanunope until, Ia Tho natural course OF events That
Guy would fal 70 one OF the Christian StAcr and the
aescendans Of Orkhan take their final departure from
The apparton Of an Angl6.French fee, In the Bos.
phorua the march OF an Austrian corp5 into Bosnia and
% aNw russian divisions INTO Bulgaria. would ace2u-