Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

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could be towed up 70 Constannope IN hours
mobile corps is to be formed of Circassans residing IN
Turkey and placed at the disposal of ScHAMYL who
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busiy employed in tuggng the corn-iaden ships out OF
the Sulina entrance into the Danube
The Paris Steele which is supposed to have the best
possible means Of obtaining information of the
state of the question: gives the following contra
diction to a statement made by the Times:
Tbe Times announces that note has been sent to St.
Petersburgh by England containing account OF the ut
most limits Of concession which the Brannc
coufd 20 70 "iunous oPcniy mouu'ns .no ;,I -
raonred bsfore II can he known whether Russia accents
The following is what We have learned on the subject
In the Cabinet Council held on Saturday the ~ instant
Lord Aberdeen supporfeQ tnls une py horQ
alone proposed that !ne ~ te
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Modo Since we are on the maritime frontier
fixed by treaties it is necessary in order to establish an
equality of position that Russia should remain on the
land frontier nxed py the same ueates More nighs pe
demanded without departing from inc iight put as we
desire peace, as long as IL Is compaoie WIN .he
ugy, We hooep quaay y;to',t aoouon ee .,at =; -
aggressor no"ese' nos , ,uoa a. ha ou
opinion, step the more IN that direction woud De
backing-out and disgrace"
O,r por,;omentorv ranort ;s n meaore ono although
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safe early and late On Friday the Royal assent was
given to number of bills-a however, of domestic and
nrivate interest Tn the House of Commons Lord PAL
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dlous rumors circulated OF usaSreehents pelwceh 'e
English and French Governments on the Eastern ques-
ton are devoid Of foundation His Lordship said
tb;n Il ;s spc;ont 70 observe that when two great
lilo and France are united in common
course If nol;cv arc Amino at \ common object are
guded by common Interests and nspired by the most
norfact and pprasarved confidence in each other floud
cbeers 4 saw that when this s the case am sure IL
into the mind Of any to suppose that any
temporary iorpearahGe whicn tne uo'ernme.s ~ wv
.; a oa - az. y .ly . @ ;1;a.o o o"1rsa ,rb;cb tbav
can pursue can be a symptom of debility and weakness
Renewed cheers l trust that, without any exhorta-
ons from my honorable FRIEND or from any other quar-
er' lhe nolor anu Inc ~ a anI
arc ;nssnerabIr hennd nm With tbe GREAT and mnortant
interests of Europe
Mr. Dsp.r1, in the course Of the discussion upon the
withdrawal NJ Mr. IAyApp,s motion with the keenness
of an adrot Parliamcntarian hit the Ministry rather
| tender point when he said.
Is only week since the first Minister Of the Grown
in this house wished that this should ne orongns
iorwaru ana nimsen nAeu usy ~ - si, s
what has taken place unless they be by
her Maestys Minister'S for II the noble Lord Russe
was anxious tha inns SUBJECT snoud pc prought
week 3ps nnbc service Il would seem that IN one
week circumstances have occurred which have changed
the opinion of her Maesty Ministers upon this subject
do not say that such have reay occurred
nope s naS G s. III, DHs 4.n5 !; ho,
in reference n this oueston are in more critical posi
tion than they we're q week since. r No. no. from the
Ministerial benches | hear the murmur Of No. II
Is not oy murmurng NO. no tha TINS can oe
nformed ON Tho snb;act we onSS, - fnow What cir
have of such gravity that her Maes
tys Government had altered the resolution which they
expressed such a short time since"
On Tuesday, in the House Of Lords the bill for regu
atng the future transportation of conycts to the Colonies
was read second time In the Commons questions
asked respectnp the dispute and answer
al so.;.fac,or;l, brt 4, a. fo o corld be emnlov
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ed courVeousy' Inc lnuia phI Haue cousiueiupo Pio
gress in committee.
On Tuesday further questions respecting the last Rus
s;an manifesto were asked in tho Lords when Lord
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hhspos saiu 'ne uoeunent issueu ior nome CONSUMPTION
by the RUSSIAN government differed from that whlch was
sent abroad In the former the word "pertdious"
annlied 10 Turkey nm enitbet which was good deal sof
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