The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-21 00:00:00

THZ POLICY OF PRUSSIA.

Lend LYNDIIIISIBT *ea wee led said—l have been
for Mae tines isehous Is sell the attests. of your lord-
ship. is the tiros et my notice, to the rookies of Prude
with referee* Is the approultieg naiad/Aiwa at Vines.
I shell do this with the more freedom bethast not Wag in
soy way ousested with the government, moth*, that falls
from me as an iadividual sea eau M entberrammut to Isar
Majesty's miehters. I need hardly feuded your lectlehips
that the Prussian court has urged la the strongest owner
Ito claim to aimed thorn nog clothes. sod not merely Is
&need, bat to take as active part la UNIIIL
claim has bees stressously, sad, as I Abbe goo
wily opposed by the *lei powers. This asiells
is sae which to me appeals of deep lateeset.
saw this gaged* sad other matters connected with it
have beea throws into a state of great oheettrity by a
diplomatic ocatrivanee of the comet of Reasia."'Abdieve
that shall perform an aceeptable service to youtWeltips
if I sawed is dinatugling this othapticatios, aid state the
wise simply and plainly to your lordships. (Haar, hear.)
Two circumstances bath occurred within • meat period
which bare added te the interest of this question. One of
throe eiretunstanen is the message nut by the late Emperor
of Runs, at the last stage of his illness, to the Prosaism
court, 'aborting Prussia to nmaia the same as ever to
Russia; or is other wards that she should au
bane the mine lies of policy as that hitherto
panned by that wart; and further ruommeudiag
the Ring of Prussia to remember the counsels of his lab
father, who was zealously and warmly attached to the
Ullman with Russia. The other circumstance to whisk I
have alluded is the manifesto of the new Emperor of
Russia, is whisk he declares his iswation ti uphold to the
highest pitch the honour and glory of Bessie. For what
parpeset Is order that Russia may be enabled to NOM-
plish the views of his illustrious predigestion, Peter, Cathe-
nise, Alezaader, and his immediate predeceeor, his father.
Vie know, my lords, that the predominant wish
and desire of those respective sovereigns was the
overthrow of the Ottoman empire and tee establish-
ment of the Russian empire at Constaatinopie ;
or, is the words of Peer, t t obtain the keys of his dual-
aim. I tioefina I for the never anticipated any very wive
or ondial support to the Allies from the court of Freesia. 1
think I could state reasons satisfactory enough to support
that °Oahu Bat it would lead me too mach into details,
and too far from the immediate object I have in view, and
therefore I will abstain from going into theta. At the same
time I cannot forbear from masa • potties of • diploma-
tic despatch, witless by • Rand* sad addressed
to Count Nestelrode just being the was Intim& Rabb
and Turkey. I will read that, hessavo it sot mil
_bribibes the
views taken by that diplomatist at the pedal Is which
I rein, of the policy of the Court of Primly but imeasse I
consider it a description almost peephole d 6111 eases
which Prussia has meetly pursued. The puma te which
I refer is in these terms, and it is well worth, es it appease
to me, the ideation of your lordship. I have rated that
the despatch was written when Barth wee prawieg os the
war against Turkey on the lad amiss is width they wen
essepd in hi:atilt'," cad the m
issthth lbw es=
the good disport*. the Prem seen eIIiPIMIS
pro-reds to sey—" Bappeelas that iamb amebas&
the elocution of coercive meows, (that is, spirit Tar-
ts:lal have every reason to holm that the Nast of
will wee take say mamma se egrets us." Nes ealy
dose*. diplomatist by that the Part ef Prowls woeld
set take say measures to type= atinike, but he pee far-
thee, sad lays : " Oa the wribrety, liu attitude is at once
selettersd, and toadies to spathes as a powerful cheek oa
ether mater, sad to provost their bringing about results
Meng to the Womb and d4eity of Ramie." How
somplete • desseipticsa of the othdact of Prussia ia tho bet
M easaN. She he sated se • cheek ea Austria, pee.
wolisi that state hen putting forth her power sad
essaasses la Mksg with:the allies. The diploma*"
pas briber Mee this. He saw, "It is memory
to let the 'ablest el Serbs. to • ttertala sedisto
faro ear *thane.. sad ta cosies then that II it
the blot seems Om Pawls Is de warythieg to isms* the
happy Whose" that are &mists hennas the two sow
edges sad the see seems" I ask your lordships whoithre
it is pessill•Mat arm iambi be may deememest.fmpar
sages irt nosy desessess, mere aatiathatery or
the (vier.* eavesed lkor wlast tetel va the Me owe
of Penni° But it bee bass supposed by nes, prier
that Prussia, ia esseermses of her births bee. epeety
to eke protocols et December 6. Jaausry 15, and Aga 11.
would actively se-operate with the allies. Bat I disk a Bills
soesidention would have led those parties who *sap ss
to see that sash as Warmth. could set have hess***
draws from the fans. Is • sostest homes. Runk aid the
ether great pewees of Europe it is perfeetly iespelYe Ms
Prank nell to take a part ; or doe she mast be malleafa ea
es& es sanitise. te be pissed is • iele
Mee. doessdisi le bar simmer. peddle&
irot cOr
se abs
bar leis-
sees, mod Medea boa is Mme to She seadities if a sem&
tate power. Os the ether Mad. asamideriag the emiest
Rama, the violins@ with 1116111611 has pursued her oiliest..
sad the tattiest*" hit is the Prussian deadaloss
is Germany, sad is Berepo at her conduct, it wee
impossible oral, Is semen the mass of Ruda.
There wee so ehmeallos. Ibrelere, for Prude bet to
attired the aufereasse sad eshiselhe the proton* to which
I have referred. *bat was *seam of tame preseseis
The object tree to declare the swam the parties tedium
would pursue. with • view to elealeing the emeostka of
the Principalities sad the desists( gaereatithe fee they=
sauna of the Balms mod the temerity of his aspire,
wen the dembasa shisets et the peeraels la what ratan
lam these seaseemeses boas lama to
by ib• seen
? Ite my duty ass WOO ant to year leslthips,
which I will de as clearly es Dees, the puts whisk that
mart has takes after eaterisg lath thee. esampessab. I
masa ae me mete effestaally es new le the lbw
by lehtsfai ft dr Mop sif Dem the
prias Weisser et nude, des moulds. et a leas el
thirty milhoes, which it was wrest. to raise he
2=sad isiiit7irsaepesse. Oa that eardiara 112.
81
ebbed la Oat Pripeis levies elt.
pressed bar spanks ef Ihs Vat= aid set ear
ad% that PM& was sa sad take sa y
aides pert la the listed, BR *Mbar slsted—.ad tkie
well smathy ef year ievibilleathistisa—thst he Aid net or
wive the indopeademailefliesalamer that IMMO%
were ism:deed is the se eat, aid that Pre.* we. ass
called Cu to maks say soma= with referees. ft that sob
test. That was the obtatheat of M. Masteselmi la She
Lower Chamber of Prude. It beset be esaisolsi that
this is • laisrepresestedea a what fell frees-thee Aida-
gobbed penes, for be repealed it as several amine. Its
said it sot only in the Lower Member, bet kilt. saimiless
es the less, sad afterward. la thi.wyz Obseiber.
That being so let me mil per ' elbeeles
to What I ;kink wen the MIMS sad what
the obligations Mous* by Prussia, sod whet the
seadest she has adoted is of lime
ehliamtleas. Prods wee a pieta, Is w essay o(841 sad
the treaty et Imo. RBA by lie -peuemelsal awe stem be
lb° oilseed la ills•
•903,1111 NMI% ast 4111.1=1111%,0al
intend end himasur, aieleadt the t
the
hsauff=soialeisea New, tie Plasedriblei
by sttsrs .riven PMesso WM"
• of lb* "11.4"glaiall tThrst.
as et this
ithee haus seined, ail
stelmfeflMMO enable. satemiasd•
t-. "fib NaPiallik ISM ths Amin asuble,
to asks wee of Valk-
actual Mahe of thberillogalMs_. Lai 'pub"!

Waft 1
mil Ili
bawn.llsol
blit by
iiplis a
issue
sad tr
awl se •
6661,
tke sot'
. ‘,