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LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 96.

EPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS,"
eoetaisiag the teralts of tae day's Races, is pub-
lished every erasing daring the Sporting Season, it
lig o'clock.

&ATTU difficulties spring up as fast, and even
hater, than negotiation sea settle them. The affairs
of ttontensorro and of Candi& have scarcely beim
smoothed and pot in a way of arrangement, thew
another and a more serious event startles
Diplotnacy,and promises to interrupt the Conferences
of Paris. These Conferences were actually taking
place for the desired and avowed purpose of placing
tio dominion' of the SULTAN ander a general
European guarantee, and yet at such a moment and
with such a negotiation pending in Paris, Toasty
sad Austria have concluded a 'swats agreement
and allianoe, by which the latter Power engages to
send forces into Bosnia in case of any insurrection in
that province.

This is the old case of Russia and the Principali-
ties. On the score of contiguity, and of the danger
arising to absolute Governments from turbulent,e or
agitation on their frontiers, Russia not only marched
armies, whenever it plowed, over the Pruth, but
obtained tn. forced consent of the Porte to its doing
so. It was this which produced the war ; and the
war, if it have any result, must have that of finally
putting an end to such agreements. The
Powers undertake to supersede Russian action
upon Turkey by a general and preconcerted
action; and yet in the very teeth of this law, which it
sought to establish, Austria has concluded a separate
agreement with Turkey for the contingent weeps.
too of Bosnia.

The fact is that Austria is now very openly play-
ing the mine game which Rusin did of old.
Austria guides the acts, and directs the councils of
the Porte ; demands and obtains the liberty of
interfering in its name in those provinces, which it
finally hopes to appropriate. Bosnia is jest es
much an object of Austrian ambition ea 'amnesia is
of Russian; catering to the ones just as
impolitic and unjust II Mitering to the other.

Austria is u menacing a neighoo,7 to Turkey as
Ramis could be. Up to 1867, indeed, the :sower of
Ramis was so preponderant, owing toter fleet in the
Black Sea, and to the prestige accruing to her from
having recovered Hungary for the Court of Vienna,
that Austria, as the weaker Power, rallied to the
Ports, and carried on its resistance to Russia under
Turkish assigns, as it were, and in the Turkish
same. Bet since the war Russia has Naiad to be a
naval Power in the Enable. Austria not only oon-
eiders herself exclusive patron of Bosnia and Berrie,
bat dictates her will in Bucharest itself. The agents
of Austria predominate, England having put herself
under the wing of Count Boot. All this is but a
mere shifting of danger, a change of preponderanee,
a substitution of one despotism and military power
for another in the affairs of the Levant

England and France have one interest in their
dealings with Turkey, and that is to prevent that
empire or its provinces from becoming the prey of
either of its great neighbours. Austria sod Russia
have precisely oontrary interests. Both wish to
eacroach ; both wish to extend their empire sad
influence ; and both further their views, sow by in-
trigues with the Christians, now by socemdmay at
the Porte. Both hare the common interest of keep-
ing, u tar is they are able, the Western POW!.
boa meddling with the provinces and the people
they hops to influence and annex; and they have
admirably attained this end by the clams of the
Treaty which prevents all armed vessels frees sitar-
log tho Block Sea. Eagland has this hoes iodised
to trust to Austria as the guardian of those provinces
spinet Russia, forgetting that such Powers ran
ogres at any mount for their own mutual profit,
sail for the disoomature and exclusion of the States
of the West.

What b meet suspicions in the conduct of Austria
Is its throwing obstructions In the way of the Paris
Conference coming to any conclusion respecting the
Danubian Principalities. Austria ham evidently as
little desire as Raisin to see Danubian questions
settled imam the seasiboa eoeseat of Europe. Comet
Boot, has acted all along with England in this
question. But England, although opposing the
Union and insisting ea Hospodars, cannot, with
any degree cif scasistesey, propose the abolition of

soastitutional ginesrassont. Austria oppress the
thing and this same, mad is sot satisfied until Moldo-
Wallachia be assimilated to Hungary. Owing to
this, as well as for other mesons, the Congress
of Pans has made no progress i sad this last aid:
et Bosnia, for which Sir HENRY Buiwia hie bus
hastened to Vienna, has, we may say, aims the
map de grace to the Conferences.
It was whimpered some fortnight hack that His Di-
plomatists of the Conferences had taken a rest step
towards the settlement of what they wore tamed ia.
Itehrobiering, sr exaggerating, or teeplim to 'conclu-
sion via Ibis theme, the Pairie, Coast WaLaweat's
papi"mieweed that the gmeties of the Ulnas was
&db. la Os imiplem 01 lair re sce , h,wever,
• affirmation
eat consider.
liospodarate
- "ne

are to se-

serious
ria and
Franco

has nut even yet gang so fax. Fee as the alma
of the Union assid set bake place without eons'
lea what prince would be shown, so the Haspodi
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c•anot —ataatishea _
'Citation and the mode of siestien that are t 4
cowpony it.
The damasks in the Conference on these
dons mourned at one time, it is said, a very sei
form. When England, supported by Austria
Turkey, proposed its plans, the reply of Fr
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