, 1877-06-04


/ lho Euighbo.lnv statcs and 10 bind then! to us
J, ebmnctcial treaties. Tic n'istrastctl Rnssla,
IT u mch. be forty Of Gtey yea!s bstoro & aaaes 70
J tce It.. A. 10 onr Nas.omrdan subjects in India,
hc sonnltcs 1al hazy notion that tht "s'''tan OF
loan was tue hcat Of tht!r rclislou.
THE JEWS AND TIE WAR.
In. FAEENAA's PAMPHLET ON THE OTTOMAN
powER-ES0LlsllF POLICY MoLpEp III llEbhK"
sEArIMENr.
Correspondence .yelr Tork Emss. +.
nxunN, Mar 15.-Et has been loft " MT. Ed
ward A.. FiG~,an, the historian, to cali special at-
tention to tho iI!Hrpcc Of Lilo Jews on tho policy
VI Europe in regard shc present war. ilo urges
Ahat. ns long as any chFl:'"n land remains under
inc Turk, .huta will 10 tIsco:en,. fcvois, and
n,assacEes, 4nl tho Eastern queGslo. will become
eternal. / Iam drawing nstontlon 10 h,H'ews un'
der tic nsplrattan Of the latest edition Vt hIwurk
on "Thc Ottoman Power In Europe" Ny !m,s'
tlatc object Ia to present tho reader with tw
Of the h!storiau's leading polnsA ngntnst .
Turk, md then 10 call attention TO a pho
Of the Eastern question which scoms to he
escaped ths critical observation Of our leading ~
crime, enrsa blSht. M 'at Il can s9s b. ZIG
of. because whenever men have thoroughly had b
Will TO get rid OF IL they hasu succeeded. "p
servla, and in tho liberated part Of Greece" bt
liar efforts an the part Of other lnnds must cub
rngs.a aiteemt1'S sn ~. e sns, %%cs nnt pretend
81 ss as: s"Ss ss '$s:$ II s:'id
tSe,! aeiisslSaee IL s|tn Sf Sasn 'S% ts. =
Ensii.h,Mnse x,..s ,asl wotds y the'e. y vii
fcss that, when another nation unicrtakes iii
work which sl'ovld above III thtn.n have been ti
Woth @ Ct England. tho utmost he can daro 70 llop{
work." UNf Sit. frecnlun Inns M istet. far NM
slan sEssapdiscRent, Tor lsus.!au atccndenry, foI
Hat''H, IT, a., influence 10 any Iarn i. uelcyr
tho Ersa's.t of esls. IL woaa fail 80 70
hays Il. ssrS OR =; Sny 0sr e. s's1sd ea
I sna the i4.k, s!I Fieum.a wsu!d ptsfsi .aa !tal
oeea int III o GsHes ps.es q = ns;s VIZ Eu5a 5
ought to have helped EussIa iu her good Design
H. ihx nl.acrf't ai sr e. onss e ss aaa any
The sayings and doing. Of Lori derby have tx
aaHfH n5ifc.p passed out Of the rAnss u ptae.ss
that amount ot practical vl.os Which i
Involved III fotollli,Ig an act u humanity Of
n e1nottins t!.c Turk to suppFrtg an inturrccttM"
that Lord ncsby will continue to Do nothing, uut
e. usssI rs a 81 &, I sSsshsT W.
and tho wcllaro ot Eurol,s may Gs sacrEct! 10
iiebsew sentiment. 4 ,aockcr IN livery ytht.ba atsu.
s's ss g Fl: s:s s%a s1ss1 s ss*n Y yS
sy%pattics icd him IL liz most :,nersnis Sis
sstty ss!Sa tSt St ~ h. ..ts ts % hSn II. h SC
hs 5s1'ask 9s1 ua1 ts ,n H. ssx
eaetiased 70 belief " Tic AsIan nystes!s Wh!is
Lord Derby dues nothing, l.urd neaconsdsld ID tho
ihsonrh Al, Euronn a' Th",.t IT, n!s ~ ailaIHe Tuns
hamRtctan r,Ilc II condemned 10 CO us dscfataiion
with shs Chr's,laa. in nssc.!cs tho yoke Iqssses
low u'asc. The worst form u Tu1Stsi, II rsssan w Ion
aoes not touch him, because hs iives ;l,ieny ia
,as, ,,s laeTc to-, towns aud dos. not su|tste the
a:s''' !: 'a' 3Sfk 81 ysr ,ssi
i a III &. Tsas rn '' ri; Il ets0;s sa e, yst s
/ Ind that ever, Jew / meet in Kngaud ~ in
.e; Ss s1S IT, S..'a a saa oeF
saeeoa. e ~ ..I'; Il money A'G {. IL W y dit 1T
for bc IL our PRINCIPAL banker. The PretNaf Of
England. though q Christian H. 70. IL. ~
ns u III H. Esst Ghu's 5 sn1 h.
.seEn hn;sif astssy tsnas!oa. q pti.. isss. isss
81 NJ Sa a ss Gt b1t
tiAn came out tu IT, strongest fUrtn when sultan
Nahmona gase the body u tue snartyrcd Patriarch
70 be dragged by ths jews .hsoag! the streets 0f
hase tho policy Of Europe dealt with In the llks
sors. ''rhcrc II al the difference in tho world
between tue degraded !cws IT the kayt and tho
blood ~ stronger !hau water, and licbsUw rule II
susa 70 lcsI 70 . llcbfcw policy. Throughout KI-
largely In Jewish hands"
who pctsoeuted ths jew. ln tbs nld days. ana
hArAsstu him with fire aud swostl, -tha (ecjinR
hat Kngl!sh policy u nodded and directed just
now BY Hebrew aent,tncnt; but thesr " q Ereat
otheE na4d. EngalshHea VIII say that The Tact Vt
lhe natlou. policy r4Hnin. On sl.fo,ns
with Jewish sentiment Il only coincidence. ITua
arc shsewd; they arc Ia elnsa Communication with
each othcEt all lamda they have useans ef uFxanixa
tsna slisoat ~ ctmprfv " Tue Jesuits; hty I'LL high
n!cnts; their great men who arc converts to ChriE-
tAnIty slllf sy,utathtxe with the people from whom
they spyaue. and II will be cHfluus tncllent 0l
hl.o.y fot tutnte Maeau!ax 70 trace out 70 x!,a.
has lust comtntnced. The ru!ets Of tho ticntllr4
ouppett tn the hanas Of the oncu desplsel Jew IL
ftcak VI hld!ory quite an Ihe eatda. No height VI
tune, 40 ruulancs Ut p,verty and wealth aeculs
Jess.
TOllPEDOES NDIRONCLAps
NAnNlFlcENr sLEETs At TMK MEAcy o. LITTLE
AACulHEs-lHvlsIUIE EakA1Es TO NAVY.
The London 1h!si, referring edilortally to 4
lecture delivered In that city the recent aeyel.
opEenla of !oEpedors, aays: "Ths quetlIUu III
asud ID neither most nor less then whelher our
Hhole systfm o1 naval warfare, aud pesh9ps ol
na,al architecture, will not have to be elan nged,
auA Athka fhAH .CIA IA4.n nt.l