New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16

err. Do they not witness how the integrity Of Turkey
has been projected since the treaty OF lrli .,
KARL MaRI.
Parliament.
Hau,y OF LORD, Tuesday, Aug. R-The Earl OF Cis-
renoop several petitions from wofkmen IN NJ n
$500, ssltord &c complaining Of the unsatisfactory
state Of the law with respect 70 Inc eon""Ao" u "
men ., ,,,.,.o,.
Tia M.rouis of CIsDricsrde M lords seeing my noble
f;epd the SECRETARY for Foreign airs 10 his place se
10 put queston TO him respect some reports winch
have lately received from the Dsnu5an Provinces Of
Noldavia and allschis According % tbs accounts in
The newspaper the Russian military authorities appear TO
have tskeD OF that country and 70 have
pro. &C I'd 10 ada the government thereof Ia the
report, 10 which have alluded il is stated tia. the Com
Chief OF the kusi IN forces had ordered the
HospoosTs n 10 transmit an, tribute TO ConstantinoPe
ACC Il bss been thst he veo 80 far as
70 say that any ubut paid 10 the Sultan would require TO
be pslo over again 10 his own master hOyeoveF, II IS
stated that those persoDases 70 whom the local 80
no further communication with Turkey. Hear, hearl
Now ihs is virtusy and really assumption Of the SOW
es nty Of the country by the Gar and is impossible that
mi an act as take place without leading very d
rectly 10 terrible Hear IL IS therefore OF the
highest importance t. this country and % this House that
sboud have whatever information be afforded % as
vtlau nj inconvenience at the earliest moment Hear,
hear hold that il impossible for Europe or France,
or England to submit to such an EXTENSION OF teroy IL
tba. dreoop by Russa such dimnutiOn Of tho TGrk
isb empire, which must be attended With the gTeltef
and most fearful consequences tHesr' hear The inst.
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balance OF Europe and not merely 10 me nonor o. nus
country who parties 10 treaties With Turkey but also
b. the material interests ale pg the welfare OF all classes
of Der, on above all IN Germany, in Ffagce, aud very
greatly IA this kingdom Hear hear II IA mater on
which your ordshps desire 10 have the fullest Inform
alton fa can With proPneiy be eiven' ana iners9re
him h. " an, such onDs reports have alluded
10 have reached him officially and whether he can inform
She House how that such Assumption Of tue
sovereignty Of these provinces by Russia has really taken
plsce1 tHear. hear ~
TIE Earl Of CisfendOn-My Lords so far from thinking
that nv obe friend has committed any ndscret0n the
question which be has put 10 can assure him that
tke 30 entirely the view as he Goes as TO what will
be the result only to Turkey but to Europe and as
pecay 10 this country OF permanent alienation OF
fbs territory which he has alluded from the Turkish en-
pre IN at glad he has put the question in order that
may satisfy the public mind A. tar as | am aole, by
giving my noble friend ali the information | posses
fIear hear BY dispatch dated the nth Of last mon,h
iIeMnt from Lord stratord dc RedciGe that commune
cation had been mzde by the Consul General IT Rus
ala % the Hospodar OF MoldAviA informing him
that bis relations with the Ottoman government were
to cease; and that the tribute usually transmitted
10 ConsanDope to be placed at The disposal # the
Russian Government upon the ground, AS vas stated
that although there existed intention Of modifying the
internal IN stiiuoDs of Modavi. altering the existing
order Of things yet that curing tbs military occupation Of
The province the action OF the sovereign power must neces
sary though temporarily be suspended nave to state
also that the Turkish Government expected TO
susr inform .tion from the Hospodr of Wallacha bat
ha,s reoev ed dispatch this morning from Mr. Coquh Jun
our Consul General At Bucharest dated the 22d OF last
month he says that up to that time Though u
may have been the evening before) such cOmnunics
tio hid been made 10 the HOspOdsr Of the province OF
Walschia Hovever such commune ion naturally
tx ced BY the PoIt- be made to the HOspOdar OF Wal
aoba rs vel. as Of MoloAva and It the intention Of
the Porte so soon received that information, to
fes kesr He further aods that in that eveot he should
consosr highly improper that the itsh Consuls IN the
prpepsies should continue to exercise their functions
and st no time in communicating 10 Lord Strstfrd de
Rede life the entire approval 10y her Ms stys Govern nen,
of that oour.e Is hear can only further inform your
lords, los that shall by the eoger who leaves Lon
don this night instruct Sir Hamilton Seymour TO demand
from the Rnssian Government the explanation to which
We are 81 iii ed Of which, have stated view
in preciey the same light with my noble friend theA'
hear
In the HOUSE, CosNoss 10 the morning sitting July 30
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer replied 10 the structures
Of MIR Disrae aud Sir FzrOy Kelly the preceding day
with regard 10 he conversion Of stock In the first place.
he denied that he intended 10 offer TO the holders OF Souh
Rea stOck any than those which they had de
he ed for unlimited period 10 carry out
the NJ gotiaoDs He simply proposed TO empower the
TT ssury to those holders OF South Sea stock who
were by law usled from accepting the option held
ont to hoders the same Identical terms which those
persons had thought fit to decline He had certainly
disappointment with regard 10 the amount of
stock committed under the recent set but he attributed
the want IL the delay which had taken place in
the me through the House and not 10 any de-
feet in the scheme Circumstances which he could not
have eseep foreseebg could not have controlled had
In various ways initiated against he Nev-rthe
less he denied that could be considered an utter failure
As far as IL had gone had committed several small ocks
10 the EXche qusr and had land the founda
ton Of financial operation which promised to be both
Dr. ftable and convenient