New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
GREAT BRITAIN.
[ The u. Y. Tribune.

Corespondsnce Of The n. Y Tribune
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug 30, 1863.
The Eastern Question enters again into phass-
Turkey has accepted the propositions Of Vienna with
some slight notifications, at the recommendation Of ths
French Ambassador and the gentle threats OF Lord Red
clie and Russia that her army Is really to
leave the Principalites We do not know yet the pre-
cise terms Of the Vienna propositions il Is therefore
difficult to say how great is the triumph OF RussIs
But that it is triumph OF Russia over Turkey Eng
land and France, would be- rather difficult to deny
From the opinions OF the English Press Tory, Wing,
and Radical YOU can the feelings excited by tho
coward behavior Of England which begen by advising
Turkey not to yield 10 Prince MeDchkofs proposals.
and winds up with saDctioning them, after having pus
Turkey to the greatest expense ana Leaving "a"
oue.ticn. the costs Of the Russian Occupation al
together unsettad And yet the question is not
closed but will shortly be brought again before tins
public, in diiierent.Way
Tie Grand Duke Of Tuscany ha. abolished the cleo
ton system in the Municipality II Tuscany and IL Is
to be appointed by the crown in future.
The Queen Of Spain emboldened by the cowardice Of
England has granted u cemetery 70 the English Prot
estaIt at Madrid, under condition tho 40 religious
service should ever take place on It.
Tie Russians have prohibited the export Of wheat
from Wailaehia, now 10 much required FOR England
Ard the English Ministry Of al the talents endures
al there asronts aud insults you see that England has
atdieated her position Of frst-rate power
The ss srets Of the .esion always revealed only
after its close vas Informed % several rneInberso i
Parliam snt that Lord JOhs Russell expressly stste1
10 soIne Of the ReiOrners that IN ease they should
not psss the India bin this session there would be no
Reform bin next gessio," IL seems the ministry Of
all the talents has not brains enough for two eompre-
hepsige measures In ono and the same year England
heinz nearer 20 the members OF Parliament than India,
tbey throw tie poor HindOos overheard and farrned
them once more out - the Company in order TO get
shsIn Reform next year.
The Queen has gone 70 ireland, the hero Of the Pen
insua aid Of scnae il dead, and the sporting season
has been postponed b. the consent Of sportsnep from
the lst 20 the 5th Of September These the news
If England Fsom France get little bit Of scandal
II seems that the Emperor had previous to his mar
rage broken Of his intimacy with Mrs Howard, tho
mother OF his two children, the widow OF hotel
kee,er az Brighton. He had bestowed upon her the
charming little chateau Of Beauregard, near to st.
Cond That lzdy is reading at Bongeyal, near
. ~ N OliIlon Bsrrots villa where she has taken
a.co,tsre ysb double coach-b0ase' on the banks Of
re Sine There she dwels in queenly state, while
| "rrrrisds Of Workmen are repairing the chateau OF
.Beenreeard from which she has taken the title Of
Counties Of Beanregard. i! having been suggested
tia. the cose proximity Of the Countess 10 81 Cloud
might be productive Of scandal, and AFFORD handle 10
| tie caumncus the Emperor requested 30 be allowed
10 repurCiase tie Chaeag-the request was az once
" complied WITH and the Emperor has nsT e'a.as