Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-20

poual VI MIN lhat ms relations
the ottoman government to cease and that the tri
butte usually transmitted Constantinople was 10
placed at the disposal of the Russian Government
the ground as II stated that although there existed
no intention OF modifying the internal institutions O
Modaya or of altering the existing order of things ye
that during the military occupation Of the Province Tho
action OF the sovereign Power was necessarily though
temporarily suspended have to state also that tho
Turkish Government expected receive similar norma
ton from the Hospodar Of waacha but have received
despatch this morning from the British Consul at Blu
eharest, Mr. Coquhoun, dated the I'D Of last month
which says that up to that time-although it might
have been the evening before-no such communication
had been made by the Hospodar. Such communica-
non however, II was naturally expected by the Porte
would be made TO the Hospodar Of Wallaehia and il
was the intention OF the Porte that COM
municauon had been received order the Hospodars
to withdraw and 10 cease their functions And Lord
Stratord de Radcliffe further added that in that event
he should consider it highly improper that the British
Consus IN the Municipalities should continue to exercise
their functions. lost no time, my lords in communica-
ting to Lord Statford de Radcliffe the entire approval
her MaJestys Government Of the he proposed
adopt.
can only further inform your lordships that. by
messenger who leaves tonight shall instruct Sir Hami
ton Seymour TO demand the explanation which we
entitled from the Russian Government. Loud cheers.
oner matters remain my lords pretty much the same
as before.
In the House Of Commons on the same evening
Lord JOHN RUSSELL. gave the following important
information, IN answer to an inquiry to when the
Government would give the House the information
previously called for on motion of Mr.. LAYARD:
Lord J. RUSSELL. On the last occasion when this
porant subject mentioned the House with
the Governmental thinking that it desirable
have discussion in the present stage Of the business
am quite ready to give my noble friend and the House all
the information that is at present in my power to give
When the Ambassador Of his Majesty the Emperor Of
Russia left Consantilope it appeared to her Maestys
Government that il was desirable that there should be
conference OF the Of al the great Powers
of Europe, in order arrive at the terms which might
put amicabe termination the differences between
Russia and the Sublime Porte. 1t the opinion of the
Government Of Austria that it was not desirable to have
any such conference while the matter remained in the
state of diplomatic relations and that it would not be de-
srable to have such conference unless the Emperor Of
Russia, by invading the municipalities, should for e
indeed have disturbed the stan quo Of Europe When
that occurred, the Government Of the Emperor o.
Austria in conformity with its previous declaration de-
ciared its willingness hold conference at Vienna and
summoned the Representatives Of the four other great
Powers of Europe to attend for the purpose Of confer
ence on tho affairs of Russia and Turkey The Minister
OF his Majesty the Emperor Of Russia did attend but
the Ministers Of England, OF France, and OF Prussia at
tended that conference Certain then agreed
upon which, the opinion Of the representatives Of the
four Powers, might be accepted with honor by the two
Governments of Turkey and Russia These terms have
been assented by the Governments Of England and
France and according to belief have been transmit
ted from Vienna to Petersburgh and Constantnope In
OF question House
the reasons are not less strong than before for alb
staining from discussing this question and it is quite
impossible for either to say that 1t is desirable to have
discussion on these affairs or fix day for It, As 10 the
rest when the time for the propagation of Parliament APP
proaches the Government will be ready to give every IN
formation on the subject which they possibly
Mr.. DIsRAELL Considering the anxiety felt upon this
matter perhaps the noble lord win be good enough TO
state whether there is any particular time when the CO.
induced to believe that an answer will be
returned from Constantnope.
Lord ]. RUSSELL. / should not like to be responsible
for naming any particular time One does not know how
many days the respective Governments will take TO
slider proposition of this l should think the
proposition might have left Vienna probably Sunday
last; therefore the right honorable gentleman cacu
late for himself when an answer may probably be ex-
pected
Mr.. DIsRAELI. The noble lord says that the PROPOSE
ton agreed upon Vienna has received the appreciation
of the Government Of England and the Government OF
France Am right in the inference which drew Mt the
time that has also received the approval Of the Govern
ments Of Austria and of Prussiaf
Lord J. RussELL The proposition in fact was an Aus
trian proposition, although it originally from thu
Government Of France and no doubt the Government
Prussia has likewise consented to it.
VIEWS OF THE LONDON TINES.
We give also, in this conncxion, the following
article from the London Times Of the I'd instant:
The statements published by several Of our contempt
raries and forwarded to from different parts of Eu
Of the dispute between Russia and Turkey 50
contradictory and obviously inaccurate that abstain
from comment reports of so uncertain character.
The assertion that terms Of agreement have been settled
Constantnope that exchange Of notes TO take
place between the Court Of ST. Peersburgh and the Porte
that the assent Of the Emperor of Russia these terms
had been obtained beforehand and other particulars Of
the same kind may all be classed among the specuations
and coniectures put forward the curiosity Of
the public and to impose on the creduy Of the stock
market.
The facts which are really known may be compressed
into very compass 1t that the arrange
ment which had been contemplated by the Ambassadors
the four Powers at Constantnope adopted by
the Divan and instead agreeing that solution Of the
Quarrel the Porte published the protest against the
patton of the princpaties which is already known
our readers On the other hand although the Cabinet Of
ST. Petersburgh had expressed its readiness listen
the overtures made by France and England the Emperor
Nicholas intimated that he had already accepted the
good Offices Of Austria all communications on the subject
would be referred by him TO Vienna. Cont Buol and
the diplomatic body at the Imperial Court FASTENED TO
take advantage Of this position, and accordingly
more conferences have already been held Vienna be-
tween the Ministers Of the four Powers for the purpose
of giving the proposed terms the joint authority Of the
leading States in Europe
The utmost union is said to have prevailed this &C.
cason and al the Powers have shown themselves ANNA
ted by the desire TO maintain peace and to
the provinces Of tic Ottoman Empire from Russian
croachment is evident that considerable advantage
has been gained by this mode OF conducting the negotia
ton for the resistance opposed the demands Of Russia
no longer that OF the Western States only but OF the
whole Of Europe Vienna is from its position the spot
where such negotiation be carried with least de-
lay; and Austria is tie State which has most
dread the permanent occupation Of the Prnepaites and
the losso the Lower Danube Moreover as she has now
assumed the leading part in this transaction she is the
bound to give IT, in Of necessity, that material
support which may be required to ensure its success