The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
The Bmperots Declaration, 1.-THE Treaties Of
1916 Are at an End" Cause
Of the Present Crisis.
THE CABINETS AND PEOPLES MORE CALM.
How Russia May Aid Prussia
Before Paris.
Austrian Belief in . Rcadjustment
Of the Relations.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Another Circular from Prince GortrI,ak Of
Notifications of the Treaty of IS56-Wby
Russia Extraordinarily for security-The
Ottoman Empire Not Threatened-How II
May Fali-Hopes that there Will be No
misunderstanding.
LONDON, Nov. 1s, 1870.
The following is the despatch OF Prince Gortcha-
kon to Baron Brunnow, communicated by Baron
Brunnow to Earl Granville on the 9th Of November.
and referred to IN the second paragraph OF Earl
Granvile's despatch =
TzARKoE sEIo Oct. 20.
BARoN-ln making the communication to the
principal Secretary OF State Of her Britannia Ma
jesy presented to you by the orders OF his Majesty
the Emperor, you will be good enough to make It's
import and object clearly understood.
REMINDER.
When at the commencement Of the year 1858
conference was talked OF for the purpose prevent.
ing the war then imminent In Germany by the as
semblng of congress- In discussing the basis OF it
with Earl Russell, you able to point out to him
the compensation and the guarantees which certain
cventuallues Of q nature to modify the status quo
existing In the East would render necessary TO Rus
sia.
GRAVE NOTIFICATIONS OF THE TREATY
This was recognized by Earl Russell with the ut
most fairness. He did not deny that every altera-
ton eected in the text and the spirit OF the treaty
Of 1855 must lead to the revision OF that document
Although these eventualities have not been realized
Lord Granville Will net deny that that treaty has
suffered grave notifications in one OF Its essen
tial parts.
WHY PRUSSIA OBJECTS.
What cannot but impress Russia In these modi-
ncatons s, not the Fictitious and hostile tendency
toward her OF which they bear the stamp;
it ia not the consequences that may result
to q great country from the establishment on
her frontier OF small quasi Independent State; 1t
is, above ALL the facility with which, ten years after
les conclusion, solemn transaction, invested with
European guarantee can be infringed in its letter
and spirit under the eyes Of the very Powers which
ought to be it's guardians.
NECESSITY FOR SECURITY.
In presence or such precedent what value can
Russia attach TO the efficacy OF this agreement and
to the guarantee Of security that she believed she
had found in the principle Of the naturalization of
the Black Scar The equilibrium established In the
East, therefore, is destroyed 10 the detriment Of
Russia and the resolution taken by our august
master IL 10 rc-cstabllsh II. Her Britannia
Najesty's government would never consent to leave
the security Of It's coasts to the mercy Of agree
ment which is no longer respected and it Is too
just net to recognize that we have the same duties
and the same rights. ut what we especially desire
establish is that this decision implies no change
In the policy his Majesty the Emperor follows in
the East.
TME OTTOMAN EMPIRE NOT THREATENED By RUSSIA.
You have several times already been made to en-
ter into explanations with the Cabinet of London
mon the general views the two governments hold
upon this important question, and to point out
conformity OF principles and Of interests which we
have noted with much satisfaction. We have de-
duced therefore, that it Is neither from
England nor from Russia that the dan
gers can come which could threaten
the Ottoman Empire; that the two Cabinets have an
equal desire to maintain It's existence as long as
possible by the settlement and Cancellation Of the
differences between the Porte and the
Christian subjects Of the Sultan, and that
In case decisive crisis should occur, nothwith-
standing these efforts, both are equally resolved TO
ask the solution above all, in general agreement
Of the great Powers Of Europe We have not ceased
to entertain these views; believe that their CON-
plete analogy renders serious understanding pos.
mble between her Britannia Majesty's government
and ours. We attach the utmost value TO 1t as the
nest guarantee for preserving che peace and the
equilibrium Of Europe from the dangers which may
result from the complications In the East.
HOPES THAT THERE WILL BE NO MISUNDERSTANDING
By order Of his Majesty the Emperor your Excel
lency 10 authorized to reiterate the assurance OF
this to Lord Granville. We shall sincerely congratu-
late ourselves II the frankness OF these explanations
should contribute to 1t by removing all possibility OF
misunderstanding between her Britannia Majesty's
government and rS. am &c.