, 1877-05-04
JEALOUSY or nuss1A--TnH ENGLISH NAV

Correspondence CYnrtnnaH Ebsmtrrtnl,
LoHpos, April 17.-Lorl Iseaconsacld's rcso1u-
tion. that England shalt not bo oclpsed, IL well
calculated 10 snfso that atmosphere OF suspicion
which begins afzenly 10 be unp'easantly fet nbont
us. Tho news which reaches us from India ha4
tho lha1SccAbto appearance Of 4 deliberate al
tempt on The part Of tho Vfccroy, Lord Lyttnn. to
get up some agitation In the region nearest Rnseta,
and al the eante time to AWAKEN somo fcar In En-
gland concerning her Naje&tT's Nussu1man snl.
jacts and nofghboss. Tho uneasiness felt al these
proceedings in india r,ny DO unfounicd; !;
in tho 77nss Of yesterday shows tl.at
therc 10 . good deal Of apprehension. Lord
Deacoushctd knows thai ali the humane syn1pathics
Of England fos tho people Of tho Ottoman provinces
have not covered the ono or two vulnerable points
In this nations heel. Thoro ta good dcnl OF tho
old palmertonian 1caven in this country yet. Tho
Morning Tott tones ratmcsstons orsnn), tho
Morning Airertlsfr, tho PsN Hail 0aztitt, thu
Daily 7skgrdph, and tho zcgular orgaus o! tho
Goycsnmcnt-tho Standard anst tho Giobe-t1cyotu
themselves to tho tssk Of tanning Jealousy Of Nus.
tia. and thcrs IL 70" much reason to believe tint
IT, m TSs ns af , 4 r. 4 .a.t aS ens's s sos
Lonton paper that In reriousjy cndeavorlng 10
trnn1plc out tho smoking sutpicluns.
England 10 her traditional Claim 10 snpSemaey macy on or
the acns IA c1nim not unlikely to be subjected 10
sss sf' ss tss9 sfS
e. the % :eas dntes from King Arhnr, 4. y. 6oj.
aSc g sss. Y. hsn:s S@s S
aS sail Of slips. Tho Dutch attempted to dis
pate thsa English sea fo,e.elrnty, bnt The stror.
sunac them to ngrce to strike 10 nslt+h coiosa in
T. ~ II f III nj s soas
ruhB-
dpn't wonder much that tho French snd tho Dutch
~ No eltSt it.;s AZ attempted pr, ~ II MMdt
~ s1il y "a .n
Ru.sia and other lowsrs armed 70 avoid search
III banish ness at copsnhssen. I In iaoi, By Nsi. +
son. canscd Russia to secetic srou, the EARNED
s.yvts.ll.y", ,s sDa TO .eknowlsaxe the Ens,i.,
story. sacsinet,y re,ated BY xiison. q ''H how s
'.AmeFlea rushed intu = VA. with 0reat Irltain
H. e. nS:s e 9.a fn anS d.. 1ogy oey 1 Toy.
wat" England stiIl claims ths rjsht Al sos to b.
o h I and 'o bes!s Ga tsat ss hanot II
stli accorded to hcF shIps by European Powers.
Ihe Engisn navy ,,y q present = !. very powerful.
arc In the channel. There nre small fleets in the
GhInsaa watets, In North America, Wcst Indian.
nths wet coast o. Africa. aud = stfona lying
ssusdror o for @ pastsG!at service Ths most poxor.
phorus: in which occupation 1t viii SOON bo Joined
t,y tho is,.*as.n asct: Thai tEnyl!.h> fcet con.
ss: ssy f1r' ss M. . IT, n:a 81 s s
ordered squadron 10 tho Mediterranean :tn
witch American intcrcsts" This gathering aI
feeta 10 III tho southeast IL certainly postent0ue.
Il Lord ntscon:teid shout. want onu 10 hfe fsriish
70 Sa1a s. ia q Hisiins. s course DO ''o'
ENGLAND ALONE TO ANsWER RUSSIA.
Tho London 9'taHts' correspondent Ut Vienna
gAYs: Tho chances OF the pour pdFktFs between
ths fnwers concerning An arawtr 10 tho ItuAsian
From tho Beginning tho French and Italian Gahi.
nets appeared tn think II Imr0ss bio for tho
Powcrs 70 and any arswcF which should not In.
lho exchange OF Ideas which has been mado hc.
tween the Powers seems 1ar moru calculated to
convert tl,o other Powers to tho siowA Of tho
thu opinion Of shoso latter. 1t Gully Of thu
Powers coultt agree about ~ answer. II was al.
ost better that each should follow lsa own 1tne Of
tho rest anothcr ~ there would b. danger
IN aucb case of, totally nreclad!ng sio pos.
siblllty Of iocaiix1uG ihu war. Tins cour-y will
councils. and answering or nor answarIng, aecUr.
ding 10 the c1irepecs Ut their own policy. Thus,
~ reghrds tho Eastorn question: EuEona hns re-
natufa stat whsts no soass l. ~ x'a mi
WlcEe every ono couzAlts his own interests only.
Had KHssiA NOS foEeseun this Bhe pruhablY would
asycE hare .vcnturod To take tao ltue ss,o hns. Az
will possibly 10 tls only ona to return regular
official AMswef TO Hnssta's representation that stt
~ acting iu tho Interest and according to the wishes
dcnte tho limits within which England would not
consider her intetcssa threAtcned and would there.
furd IeAA,n neutral. Tbs result Of all this aeema
to bs that for tho nomcat at least. thete s euA
10 anything like coucgEt. or even common ground
0f European policy. each Power being iatGnt upon
ata own antcEeats.