New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-30

the alliance Believe me- d. not sxaggeratA in thi'
told him vth the confidence NJ truth thai the stu son
.1s.t sU'b France bad ever wished i 10 be-
He forced 70 recognize u himself The Pras- 81 +
ertazy h.. written h- thsrgt 4 flares l4t he hs
e1trsm.ly coutent w'h the r-hsL snt hH NJ Vas
tryin his to- bring o,ck the French Cabinet 70
al AtHb With Austria but ths h. had e ind to A1
nm op.aIt | can well bzii-vs !; The King - =
lend hi. uind TO such improbable dvsgstio4s. T.
Vriie for you alone INDEED believe with yoGr Royal
Hthne-s that hH "a nj t> oIEghfts her oeH nets.
VII LONDON. Dee ~. l3h IN
have received this morning di-pAcr more tlt' Is7
ally star g. Fl. the Nar-hs II sn.wro the let
ter in Which reported 20 him the communication |
mace L0Id Palmefst0n IL regard 10 the impression
evol n n Pa on the sDnosnceneut OF the ms-ioa
q O. b. lnno" and Of it. have Rad TO Lord Pal
bJtuAnleni the paragraph n the dsusich Al
or-.ed 10 ue by h N-rshs batlb the siasmenI male
lin ABOUT Il made of such rem i-r-i ne
-me ID -'hrut beng identical with those q the Mar
sh.l So b. Marshal !, Kind enough to s..Ir- mt Il
there difference b-fT-sn Iay words and Fn 4
precision. but BE- recommends that ought 10 double
~ crcumpecfion aud n iedyor 70 rees;abh Ia or ne
got sions toe teItus meaning Of bis own dsp.r'he.
an much mistaken this b. not qHe,els G>1sgs sub
t-ty worthy q Gre dn Ba Emp1rs .........-.r ne
Marshal novice 10 tn career of diplomacy ani -Sr
that he seeks ability in fneress He fnd il ony 10
sincerity are stralghuorvardness.
VIII Lo.Dos J.n. s. Is4-.
Yesterday Lord Pslmerston dined with me IN COZ non
With The whole Corps Dploa attYV ....He It'd th't
Ministers we're going to ak for supple nsnary vote for
their naval forces but he stated that be would prpDoe &
bs ole CUES not 10 demand account of the reinforce
nen Ci The French feet in order 10 svod wound 80
ally 10y the least alusion Lord Holland and Lord I'm
Russell admirable in their Ell rts for maintain NJ the
alliance.
VIII LosDox, Jaa e.. I8i7.
LID P.merston has communicated to M the pr6 NJ
convention TO De submitted 10 the Great Powers and 10
the Porte..........t Is not convention Of the
Great Powers between Themselves but convention "
those Powers with the Porte " DE Bruaa1t- %
ects - mat form see Nesserod-s note dated II Jiy
about the Rusisn init awe his convention
consists Of preamble Of VIII articles in the f,rn-r IL
II stated positive AMI Amos; :eItlay - the
integrity Of the Ottoman Empire being essentially necessary
Tor The maintenance of the peace Of Europe the dye Pos
er are disposed 10 lend the requisite support and 70
make enter into the international cJnid7nce Oi EarJp-
The article. regulate that support ......
PSI learn at this moneot that Braaor and Negmann
are H,yy discont,nka rf the o9areE0H Of L0rf P.o<r
i m1 Losoo, J.au..7 o. 1870
The pre- ect OF convention drawn up ~ L'rI P,m-r-
ton appears a. t. hsve been rejected by as R1srln
ard Austrian negotiation. " de Ncauaaa si.tingu.h-d
himself by the violence and venture say stupidity
OF bis complaints. liz unveils tie poll y hi. Cou-
Prince Metternlch who intended 20 ua his snds 'he
bsaIoe OF pOser' openly svows h. hatred Of Ri-s He
haered hlmselftO see the propositions Bruno received
With, Ut restrictions and both have been disappointed TO
tId Lord P.lmefston Mn-ter who desires sincerely
alliance viii France, ana who Is anxious 10 operate IN
Outstanding With her.
TO day bsd long conversation win l. I'd Melbourne
who is thorough partisan OF the aiincs wn our King
lie repeatedly called upon m4 10 show him m-.usby
tions could be5efiected.
He judges in the gh, we do the intentions Of
kUssl2 aud he told IN conference With regard - the
Yuma CnJtae INIT not d be fHstf btcIuss srer
hrhed out ~ he end N b. M ds0td partisan Of Russia
XII LONDON. Janu.y r. 1870.
The turn being taken by the Ori-atal Affairs il
alarming There j. doubt ina Russia i
pushing TO sDd that Austria supports her with all her
force..... They have ceeded frightening England
with the projects of France the Mediterranean Al
eer- and Meh-met Ali are the two means employed by
them make al possible ef Ia obttn to- reiec
ton # The Bfunn propositions AID nd mario wy sue.
ceed,d in H. when they heard OF it, and A1-ra now pre-
sent the BrunnCw JrCpost her Thsi. IN evi
dent trckery But the Council has been cOnyoked in or
der TO deliberate the Ausiri ~ propositions II i
divided on th- side there ara lord Melbourne Lord
HollaI and Mr. L.boechcre; h- other Lord Palmer
ston LORD Russo and Lord Mnio The other members
AZ fuctuaiiIr between thetw opinion.
Kill LONDON J.nu.r, g 1910
The Council has hitherto only d.lb-fed On one point Of
the pfieG Of Lord Pmersi0. l. has decided that the
COM clifton should be contracted btgeen six and not be-
tween five tpoweT. as proposed BY ~ De BrIaQ0r who
Wa nt Ta ing in zeal Dr bis particular interests so
bci;ude for the Ottoman kDpr-J The Porte would no.
consent 10 Convention ci,u Used and settled without its
coop. ration. By sig'toe n I,e1ty rih ne Ers Gceg'
PorVs she Touf cOtseguence of has CIcf neif
Dndeo he Ea-oJ.aH lar y s.tt>Hs.
XIII LONDON ath January. 1870
Are The politics and the intersstoi kiug gwen up to
the caLTices OF NJ. Theirs aud hi- newspaper The sys
TEN founded with 20 great pains, With such efforts. mi
mali tanned noW outstanding many diic ilties more
than ten years Is doomed 10 destruction. kARL MAX