The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-15 00:00:00

These journals teemed, too, with daily philip-
pics itkainst the Emperor NAPOLEON. whom
lAOI4I IIEBDEEN 11alaituully lletielibeti ill lily
collVersalliolis with diplomatists us a person
not to be trusted, and as animated by vindie-
tive feelings toward,. England. The whole of
the invasion palate was the entire creation of
Lord Ancaom,:x. Finally. he was installed in
'Ave amid an invective delivered against the
Emperor of the Frew.ls by Sir .1. tittAllAM, and
a ribald assault on the honour and morals of
the French people by another of his eel.
letwues.
Under these circumstances, lAIIII ABERDEEN,
whose support the Russian Minister at our
Court eftllVllBl4ed among influential persons in
this country, being established in power. and
the " cordial understanding" nut only demo-
fished, but the ruler of Emile.% spoken of in
high platers as OW ellelay of the 01leell of
ENtILAND, the hour seemed to have arrivesl
when Russia might strike the final blow ; and
Prinee MENsenssswr appeared at Constanti-
nople. But the wisdom of the Emperor
NAroI•KON. superior to all passion, has battled
these machinations. For mouths Lord Aumt-
mxx bus exerted every art to induct' our
French allies to retire in disgust front the
controversy. His purpose has been pose
trated, and the loyalty of France has baffled
his manoeuvres.
When, by the wise resignation of Lord
Dun', who was cognisant of all his intrigues,
he was forced prematurely to form his Cash-
ball A lIEIIDEEN ealelltatßai uu a
tranquil term, great financial and commer-
cial prosperity, and peas.e preserved by a
secret understanding with the Kremlin. Ile
had, indeed, some colleagues who might be
troublesome, but these he intended to control
by Court, influence. A series of blunders has
blown this &brie into stir. Lord AIIEIMEEN,
Prime Minister of England, is vaned upon to
act, owl to alas whist :"I'st sleelare war against
Russia. l'olweiv., Lora A in:stswEs deelaring
„war against Russia! 11'llat, a termination of
austere intrigues ! Ile sits in at estilinet, ill a
critical period of our history, between two
culineut statesmen, one of Olson, lire yens
ago, 4444911 NA him as " a piers. of antiquated
" and the otherof wits all e.ens snowed
its the agent of a fsweign conspiracy. We
are not Slll'lol'6o'll to hear that in such II 1140. i.
al the 111114 Ile has 11111*Mt. The Balls has raise
When grave pomposity van Iltr b 111 itilhg for
%wisdom, moroseness IsO yourage. WI! 114,81*
that he is quite prostrate. and mutters of his
rig/mica/ " to I.lllle with the situation.
Bid the world lusts decided that his own
dess'rilrtioat of his sictivivoteivs is bill limited.

CUBA AND TIIE TRAI)E.
Tut: Cionmittee lately appointed to inquire
111t4I the treaties between I:riflin. Split,.
Powtittvil, respecting the Afriemi t•
trafill% 1111941•116'11 their report to Parliitinelit
few days before the close 4,1 the session, and
Si One if the erlilenee Ift , Whirl' Illei
KIM*. • appearvil, we print in 4,111. present
number. We sincerely trust that these re.
' mailable statements may lea4l to mom,•
practical remtil!, It . that.
11114111 till., point Spun hos long systema-
ica Ily e%a,1e,l her esivagement M with ottr-
,„.ht.s anal with the other maritime powert.