Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
rpRllsN INrELLlGENcE.
BY TGH AMERICA


Correspondence N. Y Commercial Advertiser
LONDON, July q 1893
The Hungarian question is length beginning 10 arouse
the English public and would take very little to fan the
exciting interest into fame As regards the news from
Hungary CONTINUES on the whole decidedly favorable TO
~ ''s''' - HUNGARY.
In the House OF Commons motion on the affairs OF
Hungary few days back, drew forth from those who
took partn the debate eloquent and with excep
ton unanimous expression OF sympathy for that country,
coupled with strong general approval of the foreign po
also sprang out OF the discussion, and share of the in
dignaon evelled against the Emperor OF Russia was also
Gttmgy directed toward Louis Napoleon. Unfortunate
w. said Mr. Roebuck, the despot las he called OF
Russia not the only power in Europe guilty of infrn
gng the great principles of International morality and
while they directed their shafts against the great depot OF
the North let them not forget that many headed despot
the Republic OF France, which was just adding rid
Guile TO injury BY its attack upon the unfortunate people of
struggle, Lord Pamerson declared his belief from all the
information that had reached him, that instead OF being
merely Magyar struggle it is Sin which enlisted
the side Of Hungary the hearts and souls Of the whole
people OF that country" AT the time he pointed out
The Importance OF Austria barrier to Russia, and
posed the certain destruction that fall upon her
from this war; LEI terminate as it may since, if defeated
she loses third OF her present possessions while victor
she becomes mere tributary OF the Gar Looking
these contingencies, the thing most devouy be hoped
wastha the contest might be closed by amicabe
rangemen AT present Austria has made attempt OF
the Sort not word OF cancellation having been tried
even alternative before calling in the Russians He
trusted however, that better councils might yet prevail
and he avowed the gladness with which England would
offer her assistance toward such consumaton ifeven
the eleventh hour it should in any way be caledfo for.
day ortwo after these proceedingsin Parliament, the
public feeling farther excited on the question by
great meeting convened at the London Tavern Alderman
Solomons took the chair and Mr. Alexander, Quaker,
well known phanhropic questions seconded the re-
solution which proposed express the strongest SYM
pahy for the Hungarians He wished however, that they
had not referred their cause to the abitramen OF the sword
Mr. Golden followed and spoke more strongly, making,
however candid admission in favor OF the previous spea-
ker 81 belong to the peace party he said, Though
cannot claim for myself the views which my friend who
preceded me has expressed. | am afraid however if
we test his views by the New Testament that he is right
and am wrong" Nevertheless Mr. Cobdens object was
the peace party to overcome Russia by moral
force That force would consist in refusing her loan-
She could not carry on two campaigns without loan.
Talk of the power OF Russia Why there is not gil
gantic political imposture in all Europe" Having de-
onsrated her poverty her unweldy weakness her
gance and her cruelty he added while shouts resounded
from the meeting, which reverberated through Barngs
counnghouse on the opposite side OF the street, Now
will any in the city OF London dare to be party to
loan Russia either directly and openly BY agency
and compartnershp with any house in Amsterdam or Pa
ris Will any dare say, to come before the cti
zens of this free country and avo that he has lent his
neyfor the purpose Of cutting the soas OF the innocent
people of Hungary have heard such project talked
Of. But let only assume shape, nd promise You
that we the peace party will have such an6etng has
notyet been held in London for the dfpong the
finger of co the house the individual who would
employ his money in such manner" "a
After this the motions put to the meeting were carried
with enthusiasm and the entire demonstration was most
successful and striking Before separating, however,
speakers with reputation for Chartisn conrved
to damage the by speeches advocating war; which
were received by number Of those present with degree
OF favor that should operate warning to the peace
party, that they dealing with nfamnlable materials,
and that, ttey would really assist the Hungarans and
YET avoid mischief they must mot for moment desert
the high ground OF Christianity Among other escapades
that characterized the close ofte meeting was one which