The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

not attend but the ministers of Eng land OF Frauce and
OF Prussia attended that conference. Certain terms were
then agreed upon, which, IN the opinion OF the represent
aves OF the four powers, might be accepted with honor
by the two governments OF Turkey aud OF Russia.
Those terms have been assenied By the governments
OF England and France and, according 10 belief,
have been transmitted from Vienna 10 Peersburgh and
Consianiinople Ia this state OF the question the house
will, think, feel that the not less strong
than before Tor sbstsnng from discussing this question
and that quite impossible for either 10 say that u
desirable 10 have discussion on these Affairs, or 10 nx
day for it. Hear, hearl As 10 the rest, when The
time for the Propagation OF Parliament approaches. the
government will be ready to give every information on
the subject which they possibly can. ttlear, hear
MIR Disraeli. Considering the anxiety eit upon ths
matter. perhaps the noble loId will be goos enough %
state whether there is any particular time when the gov
eminent induced TO believe that an answer VIII DC
returned from Conslanlinople.
Lord John Russell should not like TO be RESPONSE
Bile for naming any particular time. One does not know
how many day. The respective governments VIII TAKE 10
consider proposition OF this nature should lhlnk The
proposition night have left Vienna probably on Sunday
asi therefore the right honorable gentleman can eacu'
cuale for himself when an answer may probably be ex-
pected. tHear, hear.l
lion agreed upon Vienna has received the appreciation
Of the government OF England and the government OF
France Am right the inference which drew al The
me that has also received The approval oil Inc govern
menis of Austria and OF Prussia
Lord John Russell The proposition IN Tact, was an
Austrian proposition, although II came originally IRON
the government of France and no doubt The govern
ment OF Prussia has likewise consented TO IT,
From the London Times, August 3.
LATER FROM TURKEY.
PARIs. Tuesday-6,p m.-The Constitutional OF this
day repeats the assurance gave yesterday OF the
acceptance Of the propositions brought by the Caradoc
1t says
AS have already stated, twas again said yesterday
that the condition of arrangements concerted al Consan
tnope and brought by the Caradoc have not been ad
mtled by the cabinets at Paris. London and Vienna.
Fresh information enables US 10 add to-day that that in
tellgence Is exact
am unable to say whether it be true not, that.
some affirm, the statements OF The Constitutional are
often with 10 BouIse operations The present
statement bias the effect of making il appear that the
propositions OF the governments have been rejected by
Russia, whereas, according 10 the explanation have
received such is strictly the fact. 1t does not fol
low that because proposition is not absolutely add
mi,,ed that il is absolutely and dehn,iyey rejected
Whether the arrangement proposed by Nj de Bruck be
the one that will definitely be successful, | am not
but there at this nome nj two propositions
the part of the English and French before
the Emperor Nicholas, and until these decided upon
nothing definite be resolved by either government
In that sense. NJ de Brucks proposition has been
admitted That proposition 49, moreover described as
not being sufficiently explicit on the important question
of the evacuation OF the Danubian princpalies-a de-
feet which not found in those transmitted BY England
and France, and which puts i. caegorcally to the En-
troops from the Ottoman territory On this head all fur
Their sub,eifugeis impossible, and if the Russian
army does not rerace its steps we may confidently
pect 10 The fleets the Dardanelles Indeed, am
assured that instructions have been already sent TO the
French and English ambassadors at Constantnople that
soon they shall have received official knowedg
from ST. Petersburgh OF the decision of the Gear in the
negative they are Immediately to order the fleets TO the
Bosphorus.
The Russian and Austrian embassies in Paris still
speak confidently OF Pacific solution, and the former
Processes to retain the opinion on the evacuation of
the Danubian provinces but how, IN what manner, or
on what conditions, not so clearly shown The ABB
of similarity between the Russian army in the Of
ioman territory and the fleets out Of but close 10 it,
has been loo often shown 10 render any additional argu
fh.ra Ia tn th.f,
The Emperor of Russia accept the propositions now be-
fore him. he may demand that the withdrawal OF the
fleet shall be smulianeoas with The evacuation OF The
provinces, IN the expectation perhaps OF starting another
difficulty, which it will require additional time TO
move; and, with him, time is everything. All uncer-
iainy, however, will be at an end in seven or eight
days.
The following telesraphic despatch appears in the
Morning Chronicle OF the ID
VIENNA, July 3l.-The Divan is again exposed 10 the
possibility OF ministerial crisis. Reschd Pacha retains
Office
Conferences will be opened Vienna with the consent
OF Russia
Austria will then probably ac mediator between the
western powers, Russia and Turkey.
From the London Times Aug. 9.
vienna, July 30.
story about some secret treaty between the United
States and the Porte is also tod and the probable cesson
of Marmarizza. We are farther informed that three
American irigaes in The Bosphorus, The commodore
having asserted that The treaty OF 1871 did
him. Dor last advIces speak but oil one American ves
The Evening Wanderer has the following information
from a which is worthy OF confidence "Tbe
western powers and Austria sirainog every nerve
to accommodate matters but their will depend
on Reschld's remaining in office. Another ministerial
crisis Is feared II the Reschid cabinet be kept
It's legs conferences with the consent Of Russia will
be held IN Vienna.
Hoso Kosc May 2a.-The China news by this orpor-
tunIy Is important
The latest dates from Shanghai are 20 the 10th inst.
by her Alsjestys brig Lily The accounts Of the rebel
lion in the north and south extraordinary and, for
the future full OF interest The successful OF her
Majess plenipoten,ary IN proceeding up the Yang
kiang 10 Nankin cannot but give general satisfaction
HIS exceencys object must have been to obtain correct
Information OF what going forward, and 10 explain
her MaIesy's government in thus contention and 10
Beve, far as possible the British and foreign eommu-
nifty at Shanghai from painful state oil suspense, in
which lime they were for the safety OF their lives
and property.
His exceency, though unfortunately his position
would not admit bis having personal interview With the
insurgent chiefs. had daily communication with them
through his ofhcals having remained three days OF
Nankin. The insurgents declared they never had any
10 Pekin. they were in possession OF Nankin,
which they forifying, having force there estna
ted al 200 original rebels and about IS 900 from Honan,
Hopib and other provinces, whom they depend,
TO which may be added the rabbe who Join them al The
capture OF towns for the sake OF plumber. They also
possess Cbin-kiang loo on the -oah, and fan-cban
Too the north side OF the Yang kianx commanding
the grand canal but above and below these places
imperass have command Of the river There has been
decisive action between the two forces. Imperial
Tartar troops in force around Nankn the rebels
having no outlet except on the water side. The chiefs