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London, England, 1853-06-10 00:00:00

that an instrument, having the force of an act 4
which had the force of a treaty, should be subs:,
tuted, to cut through all the difficulties ef
uestion. The Porte, backed by the repr ese!
atives of the four great European Powers, stood
firm, and resisted every effort that Russian dir.
macy could devise. The Prince, being thus
.I`t
feated, learned, on the eve of his departure) that
the Sultan's finnan. was about to be
and determined, if possible, to prevent it. It
difficult to understand how the act of an indePeL,
dent Sovereign in favour of his own people
er
construed into an act of hostility towards aodled,
Power. The argument upon which it is fon for
were it even justifiable, is a sorry quibble,
to
the " other rights," the violation of whichistite
constitute a casus belli, have no existence, and
,a 1
publish is
paragraph has doubtless reference to privlieb-
• toc
which, although not strictly of a religious a
ter, are guaranteed by an Imperial concessie,....n ai
religious community. All these are duly eeilu'eas,
in the Sultan's firman. Under other circurastan„e;
this extraordinary note might have caused a
in the present state of exasperated feeling, it Lucet,
be productive of grave results, for it is neall tar
tain that it will not prevent the Porte from P
lishing the firman. •,/
As to the current from the Black Sea veil to
favour of the Russians, should they ado:11),e
run through the Bosphorus, a well-know/140
trian officer of engineers says, cif the Toe
felt so inclined, they could make mincemeat °„0
Russian fleet long before it could ream'
Rumeli Hissar." On the other hand, alin,64,ide.
the works are indefensible from the lanu -dia!
The most advantageous spot for effecting a Ito,
in the Bosphorus is supposed to be ICt thel°
but between this village and Constantino:4l-e,, de
are well-wooded hills which might easilY
fended. 41 en
8115.
We have now positive information that —ed
sian subjects in Turkey were simply red 6v
to the protection of the Porte. Austria
tainly be the mediator between Turkey and Re f the
but this will hardly prevent the occupation
Danubian principalities, to which, in our op hire
that Government would, for a time at least9,„,4
no objection. It would afford a favourabl° °,.'1110
tunity for introducing something like c'4
e-
Transylvania.

AUSTRIA.
The re-establishment of the diplomatic ir,t, ate
between Austria and Switzerland is altogeoff,
to the intervention of the French Ambe.'"'",a 116
M. Steiger, the Swiss Envoy, has rera, vo
Helvetian arms, which had been taken "I,°o the,
front of his hotel. At Vienna no one 4 0(1m
pacific solution of the Turkish, Sardin''',
Swiss questions.
vat'`
Baron Bruck, the Austrian AmbaseattasP'
have left Trieste on the sth inst. for 04/-friolt4
nople. He was to be conveyed on board the
Custozza.

SPAIN. nfritool,
The Madrid journals of the 4th have
The Epoca says that by a contract with th.,:610,8,
of San Fernando the government has focri,a-
payment of the half-year's interest on 14-`",(11;ce,
which fell due on the 30th ult. The ternng Pni'ix-iso
a profit of 3,000,000 reals to the State, c°w„:,10;
with those of last year. The Diario Esll6.,„itaV,,'
nounces that M. Olovarrieta has been 11°',.,:ce
President of the Supreme Tribunal of J115,;(01'f,
the room of M. Arrozola,, who was disliw7ico.,'
his vote in the Senate on the Narvaez quesWor
letter states that the newspaper called the
and Constitution, did not appear on the 7' 0
bee
it it was not exactly known whether it hvoftY
stopped by the government in consequenoditioo
responsible editor not fulfilling all the con „A
required by law, or whether it had been s°"1"
its order, for publishing a violent attack °jl
Palmerston and Lord Clarendon. De°
The funds required for the payments of
~tll
half-year have been advanced by the Baas
Fernando.
The Three per Cents. are at 45g.

CBICKET.

10
MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROV
CAMBRIDGE. t 1,0
This match, which commenced yesterday 3 l,
bige
was played in the presence of a numerous assen,,,t'4
spectators. The weather, which at one time tiir'oll;
to be stormy, was very favourable. At the cl°''
day's game the score stood as follows :
MARYLEBONE.
Mr. C. Gordon, c Boldero, b Kcnipson ......
J. Dean, c Kempson, b Bury .................. I'3

- - -
Mr. A. Haygarth, c Bury, b Kempson 4
J. Grundy, c Kempson, b Pontifex ....... ..••- 0
Mr. C. Balfour, c Bolden), b Pontifex 9
Mr. R. Kynaston, b Kempson ... 57
Mr. F. Walker, b Kempson
Hon. E. Thigh, run out • 0
Mr. E. Calverley, b Kempson
Mr. F. Bathurst, not out 1
Mr. C. Murray, c and b Poutifes. ...........
b 11, 1 b 3, w 15 ....../.
159
Total

CAMBRIDGE.
Mr. H. G. Southwell, b Grundy ...............
lg
Mr. C. Pontifex, b Grundy ........ .••• ...... 0
Mr. W. M. Leake, c and b Grundy ......... • 0
Mr. M. Kempsoa, b Grundy ..................... 0.
Mr. C. Norman, b Grundy.. .................... 'O4
Mr. A. R. Ward, not out
Mr. H. K. Boldero, c Kynaston, b Grundy.' 6
Hon. D. Campbell, not out ...............••••..
b 3, 1 b 1
70
T0ta1.......................... joo,
The match was resumed this morning at ele

AQUATICS.

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ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLV.--:,,
The following are the entries for the double-el'
of this club on Thursday next : ~
FIRST CLASS.
Yachts. Tons. •
Phantom
Maude
Thought
SECOND CLASS.
Vampire
,
Kitten
Pearl ..... . . .... 15 ...
The distance to be sailed is from Erith to Sou A V gO
wzaneres:lreo
back, and the Meteor steamer has been chartq; frief'for
club for the conveyance of members and the ,i'ciiio
The prize for the first-class winner is 40/.7 ''-coscri ei/
the second ; and the amount of 30/. for the seed judo
winner, with Si. for the second. Amongst 1;4000
the Phantom and Kitten are the favourites, AI
latter measures less than the Pearl or AramPire.

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„ 01.4
be
NEW LIFT-BOATS.—Yester furm interbesoots,Tifios
were made at Limehouse, with now ingttlorel';
by Messrs. Forrest, for the Royal Nation ` wlitoll
for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, Cove,.ol
be stationed at Aldborough, Suffolk; Seaulsll.4 of
End ; Barmouth ; and Ceuelyn, on the ecnsho(l,',lc;
The boats, which tire built from designs furn,josti foe )
Peak°, Assistant-Master Shipwright at her Idot 3',',ljoc
yard, Woolwich, varied in length from 25„,f,,e,v. are„{s
and are to be pulled double banked. "Ifie , spa
built. In lieu of great breadth of beam,,iat 3.0 000;0
given stability by straight sides and long sfs,`,
on trial, it required a large number of mou
,teross/
gunwale of each boat before it could be bin:
a level- with the water. The boats are ""`,'i aster sis`j,
with light decks, laid at the level of the r Of; Ore
In the midships below are cable tiers, an" tier, ;•fesTo
and for seine distance before and abaft th!ht cit, der.
in with cork, in water-tight cases.
).I:loTigh °Wei.
tubes, of six inches diameter, are carried t
if.setfog t„
of each boat, which are closed by Wells sides sides a,,Pfrc,
Above the decks air-cases extend along t,u.,,e boats "hi elf.
level of the thwarts, and in the ends lotts,r'oje s°lo
rise up to the height of the gunwale.ich bosOlf,
junction with an iron keel, give what 'or these tie 9,
righting power to each boat. The cost
0} o. oxtail 0.1;,,
about 51. per foot, so that the expense and go' .$ 0
sized life-boat, with carriage, boat-house, which %aids 0,
plete, can hardly be less than 304 the Wan'ocl Ser
added the cost of the maintenaece °J. of, traloqber
keeping her in repair, and the expenses valve aD, glsl
to manage her, which will, at least, in We ll'Sditilioo
manent outlay of about 301. per anutlutweral."„sfits4,l4
find that, during the last few months: '"this 0tP.,1(
life-boat stations have been formed DYropf,oeci.:tdrecri,:,
along our coasts, and several old b°",.tawhich ha is ost'
of an improved construction, some 01. oetePifie
done good service. There were presen,t:
tain Washington, R.N.; Captain War"
Ropestorff, of the Danish Royal IsTaPl'„eetlelsc,',efeS 4
secretary; Mr. Prowse, and several otr__Dr. ?'„o anrf
THE SALINE TREATMENT OP CHOLEFut, SOP A OP:
work, published by Balliere,the's_noil!:arrrgh:t:toll),lrst.
Treatment of Asiatic Cholera, i hong,
of attention from the facts Which bi,ere7unent eithat
upon the value and success of
ease by the saline practice. It wouldboon code od ey.
very high marks of esteem have
and toivientSii. fgift
Dr. Stevens for his philanthropy
stun ~•fo (jis'
to
.ul The 1
among these his late Majesty CPc.rl_nce
equivalent
extended
toa liberalh i 3 Ro yt independence
eng
on
ditoei
nnucee Wore ifelaie.f Itswsti eevi,
.0?
cover y certainly appears to be one
prouu
attention. The cholera is still
eeaffneetteallinhomaw le world,sours eno_nrcinal
_seitratetiteerocoseioitol;e:
visit to this country. If Dr.
that
jo
founded on truth, it is evident
a_7,l, if oot:
neyoopnarthisoffatti
tribunal of disinterested judges t , •`_"world,. I° of 01
tshtaegde
uotfychoofl cholera isr
ual
et.s curable
of e aisoaen,,(l ies"
taigpsceiv
rit'beiecelfpcoisc:
t before the ,erits
that have now been pu d the . ves'
official and other documents, an i_rd. 0
io
may be easily put to the 9.---ri,iflocti
THE BELPER POISONING CASE, !' cnoyle.Yo,cd,
tigation into this mysterious ctse... corone 'OO,Oll Tie 110,
Tuesday and Wednesday last 19Y.-IY",_,.es war?...
the New Inn, Belper. Several wttiTiniiven I" of
who deposed to the facts as already. b
Perlsit
and the proceedings were adjourned A a
aceorL,e---nadvits °
The Emperor of the French ban descc
2,000 f., from his private purse, t bu
great Corneille.