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

,,.,.sa ard nothing will prevent Her M.estys Govern
ent giving the fullest nfor except nIss r7
en-. vhfch have hitherto Influenced those on whom Is
thrown the responsibility Of the public service
In The House Of Commons on the sans day;
SIR wslmsey said The question AN ABOUT 10 p1' %
.h noble oro the ember for the City of Lndon. aud OF
which have given hun notice s one IN which the coun
try generslly-snd especially the mercanas
deeply concerned The dignity and responsibility OF the
Hoase Of Commons appear 10 me 10 be equally ntere.ei
in the reply beg 10 ak the noble lord Fh.tn-r ne VI y
estys Government will previous to the prcrog.on Of
Psriau ept submit 70 the Huse Of Commons staem-nt
the existing relations between this country rursey and
Russia touching the aggressive attitude assumed % nus
sa toxsrd the Sublime Porte snd whether the Gov-rn
meDt will appropriate day, previous to the rising OF fA
lament for the expression Of tn opinions OF the House OF
Commons on this important q1-stiOn
L'rd Russell-ln answer 70 the hon member nave
10 say with respect the first question that b-ore tue
prorogs,ion OF Parliament will give snch tniorn'iion
With respect the relations betxeen Russia AMI iuzey
shall be consistent with my public duty heT n-t.
With respect 10 the secend que-tion cannot -sy ths
think would be advisable for the public Interest 10 ine
pres IT state Of the negotiations that there should o. any
dav named for General discussion of the subject. Hss
Lord u SuatAs the noble lord states ma, ne VIII gNs
All IN. inf rnsiion in bis power is be able to inform ms
house whether there is any ruth IN the ruors Fnca n's
be- crcusted in The paper, To-Day OF ms 'n
cbsracer-naulely that the Emperor OF Ia t Agreed
IN e, sin prop which have been submitted 20 MI oy
the different Pow Of Europe for the az usmen' o. me
differences between Ru-s,s and Iurk-y and rn-'n-' ~
are nov nearer solution OF the question lnsh We N7'o
before x.t,.
friend have 20 cay that there iOlGd.On iJr ta7 ~
NOR. 10 which he alluoed Hear tel-graphc d'-pt;n
has been received from Her Msstys Minister az 'i7nD
which is Of satisfactory nature. Cheers shouli ~.
ia reference the expected IN reply % t7 NJ
uropo 81 agreed at Vie ma tns q messenger VIZ vs.
10 10 10 Coussrnopl- who stated Was t. leave 'raoA
on The 3l,, nit and who intended should leave on
that day GA leave until thu n Of August go tht u7
rely from ConstaD;inope cannot be expected 10 Dc re-
ceiveo 20 50 N - ILL
lord had promised 70 comm unicae h the rising Of the
House world not be Communicated At such tune As 20
prevent members expressing tael. opinion on u s-D -
Lord Russell big 70 explain that WHIT sso 't'-
that should give such Information as Il was 10 my power
consistently eiib ny pu'lc ouy, 10 give and tu'hN
viii b. more satisfactory that shoud sive thst information
AZ the latest moment b-fore the prorogalon 81 fAFth III
Mr Laysrd baviDg placed mo"n on the paper on ne
subi, begged TO ak the noble "fa whether ne hIeuiSu
tlst f.re ID, u.d b. a discussion or MT :
Lnrd Russell Understood TO 10y, that 80 ar - the
Government were c,uc-rued il not their opni0n mat
il vas liable TIA; there should bs such d'''u''n
MIR Disraeii sish e. max an inquiry OF tne no i)ia
with regard T. question w1 h TAI been s1Vef'-l TO-
namty account winch has been received % mo
n,c.o;.c by III Emperor Ru--,. of certain PROPOSE
tor preseteo him. by what may call the congress 81
the great powers sitting At V-nnt understand the aooe
uro there would be presentation oi papers OF
any GAY appointed discussing thi- lmp VT Ant question:
and considering the nth sno The Gay Toe mVnh an
not At ali surprised TIA. the nobl= I'D INDUCED q the'o
observations But what wish Ia KNOB - wnein-r Ftn
re,pect 20 tins particular crcum-t there any 0o-c
tI to tie house the nature OF tn 80 proportions
which have be.n accepted b! the Emperor OF Rdssl'
Lord j RUSSELL cannot state ~ present toe prpp'a
tns which have been made to the J. np-r"r o Russia
have reacy stated in 70 81 pat 10 me tlif
b.for. the prorogaton uf parliament won give s tn-
pformatt which Is consistent with my du u the Toy
eruu ept What that information may De sl Z .ntic
PATE but shall certainly give much lie IN nv p'"rf"
give Consistently with TIE pubc Interests Cneers
On Fntsy evening 18th. The Eifl o Mtm-s0lry III V-n
for transati Us OF Nesserod-s circular they APPEARED
in the 81 Pete, sbu,g G0-'fb Toe "h-t ~ the m't'n
was clearly 10 bring on the sfs OF n-sD
tisiios but ususl the Government evsded any ore
tfa. The Earl at Aberdeen, however sad nat ne
b.,.y. the oI.pute souid be suicaoe adjusted
the good understanding that subsisfd b-w-n France and
England Lord John Russell in the Lower II use I'D Oh
Monday 18Th, he would hls day Tor discussion OF the
whole question