New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

for
% -, came pbanthropists forbiddng the worhnouc
s",. ali sort Of productive labor from iear VI o'e'e
rroup.ttion With private captai' ,.;r.5 bv Mr.
e' y1, Io,dor Press, q weekly JOURNAL insP"eo ~ %
,,.".E s,5 certainly the best informed paper a. "a
,vsteries are concerned, made. on saturday
"a s.ccrdingIy before the arrival oil the refers
h ,as. dsratcb. the iooSiog curious statement
,no,msd tha. n ihsir private and cCnaden'a
;,cl.s the ministers declare ln ..ea h az loag
S ~ var but tbst the peril II ever $751; 49, liz OR
dspge % Itseems tina; the proposition iormAy i4
o etS N 1t Petersburg had been Ps'iou'y ~
shEnnsror ana while the brl'ish oos da,s,sr;,n,
the III tone xhich exercising o.ioV7I''u'
pes,s n ,he trade Of the country 10 pfvs J 90,
a. ns,ic As hoax scof Of any ioee o' Wal 20 ~
spe Pss ,onsv contemplated by any power aho 'Peo
10 question As tning 'hsi ""' 20"
a. ss,,,sd these three weeks. what Soe' al ~"
WIS, is the mystery Of all TIL; and wheh were
IT. .ono.;,io,s now at ST. Pe'srsOu'R @"n .., \ 80
ipe 10 ,be Emperor before they were trans hs'a
cPfp,s,.b1rg involve complete concession oy 80,
D.s;s - ali those demands Assistance 70 "blou rs
RUSSIA ~ s car between these two countries lh"ss
- a. sere resisted by the Porte uhoeI mo -
:, ,h .nscis instgston Of England ana ffsncs 49,
'no snecsl nstg alton Of Eogand ald riAuGe'
60 semapds according TO this proso are no" W y.
- v,,sd With There is some change OF forh out
robins material in that change me the gsa
Ill If he population Of European Turkey Is 10 ascs
thai IN 30 doing he has no wish 70 inpusn lne '0'h
right Of the Sultan. Magnsnlmoos aahlSsioh'
p.l,v in Great Britain is supposed to be only nonl
nsl novef an assumption which accounts Tor th7 peace
st;es teep with il Ifyou were TO asa Radical Why MS
rs,tv abstaped from attacking the preroga'Ves % Tue
rroxn he would answer you IL is a mere S,ate deco
r.ron which We dom care about he wouIo tell you ae
Sn Victoria has only once dared to have VIII 0 her
~ AZ the time Of the famous bed chambermads catas-
t,onbe ubrn she insisted upon retaining her ienae
Wing tntourage, but was forced 70 yea 10 'i hoVc'
pl and di,1iss it, Various circumstances, however,
oo,nscted with the Oriental question the lnexpicioe
noIc, of the Ministry the denuncatOns OF foreign Jour
III and the successive arrival of Russian princes aud
nr,nce,ses at moment when England was supposed 20
he nm the eve of war with the AuOcray-have accfcd
Cd the rumor that there existed during the -oe epcch
az the Eastern crisis Court conspiracy with Russia
sustsnpp the good old Aberdeen IN once, Parayzbg tne
snowy alliance with France, aud cOunteractng the ON
cisl resistance to Russian encroachments Inc rorcl
ouese counter revolution limited at when was enforced
bv an English feet for the sole Interest oil tue COoug
Em;v n is iterated that Lord Polmersten, too, had
been dismissed from the Foreign Once IN consequence
of Court intrigues. The notorious friendship between
tbe Oueen and the Duchess Of Orleans is alluded u" III
IL red that the Royal C0nsOr "a CODurg t1at
The Queens uncle is another Coburg, highly Interested
as Kug of Belgium and as the s0n-ln law o LOUIS rhi
Gnne IN the fall of Bonapae and officially received into
the circle Of the Holy Alliance by the marriage Oh MS
son with an Austrian Archduchess Lastly the reception
which the Russian guests meet with Is conrasted WIN
the imprisonment and chicanery Ene'fn 'i"'o'o' "'!
met With IN Russia -, n, =, L.
The paris Steele some weeks ago denounced the English
Court German paper dwelt on the Coburg Orleans
nnsn;racv which for the sake Of family interests, had
tbroueb the medium of King Leopold and Pfnce Albert
enforced upon the English Ministry ne oI pchcy den
perous to the West. nations and fostering the secret
intentions Of Russia The Brussels N"io" han q long
mort If Cabinet Council held at London in which the
had formally declared that Bonaparte by his pre-
tensions 10 the Holy Shrnes had been the only cause OF
the uresen complications that the Emperor OIL RUSSIA
wished less TO bumlatc Turkey than ms frencu ra'
and that she would give her Royal assent " any
vsr against Russia for the interest OF BonaPirte
These rumors have been delicatey alluded to by I"e
Morning Adrerser and have found loud echo in the
public and a cautious one in the weekly press
without desiring" says The Leader, TO put con
"stuctiops too wide, let simply observe facts Inc
"Princess Olga has to Engl land with her husband
"and her sister the Duchess OF Leuchtenperg the E-
"peror's most diplomatic daughter She mas been re,
"ceiyed by Baron Brunow and smells al once "ecohei
eat Cont and surrounded by the representatives OF
good society in England Lord Aberdeen being among
"that number" Even The Examiner, the irsl OF the
rate London weekly papers announces the arrival
of these guests under the lacouic ruOrc " more nus
";o,s~ In one of it's leaders find the remark Nc
"earthly reason exists why the ieace oocie'!
"sbould not reappear before the world IN the ns, aP
"proved FORM under he patronage o. Ms hoy@ g %
Lwsbe in journal of the standing OF The EramineT
N concludes the article from which quote by contrast
inc the English Monarchy with the Transatlantic kepuo
lie: II the Americans should De Ambitious 10 seEe th'
p,ce we once held in Europe that Is no affair oil ours
81 them reap the present honor and ultimate adVah
stage of enforcing the law OF nations and o oeng rev
"erenced the protectors OF the eeoie agans, 'n'
strong England IL content, proVideu omy |Vh'Vs "
at par and her own coasts secure against any uuicu
cate attack of a foreign army
Onayote of Go so, to defray the charge OF works
renairs furniture ETC. at the residence OF the BRITISH
Ambassador at Paris for the year ending 3st Mirch
1884. being proposed Mr. Wise asked wat had become
nj the 81 100 year. voted for the last thirty years, IL
der 10 keen in repair the residence of the British Am
bsssador at Paris Sir William Wordsworth was con
PEELED 10 ON that the public money had been mlsapped
md that according to the architect AbanO. sent BY
Government TO Paris the residence OF the British Am
bassador was in most dapdaed state. The verandah
around the house had fallen in the walls we're III 81 iIt
f decay; the house had not been painted Tor several
vears the staircases unsafe the cesspoos wee
exbapg most offensive etuvium' the rooms were iu'
of yermin which running over the tables ana ma
cots were every place on the furniture ana on Ie cur
ss;ns while the carpets were stained by the dirt o
dogs and cats.
Io,d Palmerston's Smoke NnisGaoe Suppression B't
has psssed second reading This measure once car
rcd The metropolis will assume new aspect and there
will remain no dirty houses in London except the House
of Lords and the House of Commons. KARL MARY.
The War Question In Parliament
In the House of Lords on the sth inst the Marquis
Claprcsrde said
friend last week the subject which lhave givsr
nocs If this evening l received an snswer from my
noble friend lord Clarendonl which admit at the ne
was satisfactory | regret, however To say sm unior
tnna,. compelled to repeat the question aud "a pu
further Quest in consequence of Information received
recently According 10 that information in tae pablo
iourpaIs il appears from communication from Jsssy
dated 2eh July that the government 81 Mold VIA has been
entirely subverted ana new government established un
der Russian authority II appears thst the HospodI
allowed TO part Of the government with three
assistants named to him. who were to form his council la
that council full legislative aud administrative powers
II 4 hsn "a 9arn AZ Au