New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

lnmation was followed by tho Galliclan afro
cities and the massaorO Of about 1000 land-hOlders.
On March T., appeared the Austrian proclamation
10 the faithful Galcians, who have aroused tn9D-
selves for the maintenance Of order and Of Law, aud
" DESTROYED tho enemies OF order" In tho official
Ge.efts of April 3D. Prince Frederic Of Schwartzeu-
berg stated officially that the acts that had taken
place had been authorized by the Asstrla Govern
ment," which. of course, acted common plan
with Russia and Prussia Now after all these abonin-
atoms had passed. the noble Lord ashamed to de-
clare N the House, that he had too high an opinion
of the sense of justice and of right, that must ami
mate the Governments of Austria OF Prussia, and of
Russia to believe that they can feel any disposition
or intention to deal with Cracow, otherwise than
Cracow is entitled By treaty engagements to be dealt
with For him the only business then in hand was
to get rid Of Parliament whose session was drawing TO
a close He assured the Commons, that " on the part
OF the British Government everything should be done
to insure due respect being paid to the Provisions
OF the treaty of Vienna" When Mr.. Hume uttered
doubt about Lord Palmerstons intention TO the
Austro Russian troops to retire from CracOw, the
noble Lord begged of the House not to give credence
to tie statements made by Mr. Hume, as be was in
possession of better information and convinced that
the occupation of Crscow was snly temporary one.
The Parliament OF 1916 having been got rid Of in the
same manner as the Parliament of 1853 out came the
Austrian proclamation of Nov. IL, 1916, incorporating
Cracow into the Austrian dominiOns. When Parlia-
ment rcassembled January 49, l5i7 it was informed
BY the Queen Speech that Cracow gone but that in
t place there existed protest the part of the brave
Palmerston But in order to deprive his protest even
of the appearance of meaning anything at ALL the noble
Lord had contryed at that very epoch to engage Eng
land in quarrel with France occasion of the Span
sh marriages which very near bringing the two
countries into collision--a performance which was
sharply overloaded by Mr. Smith OBrien in the House
ofCommons on April Is, 1917. When the French Gov
eminent applied to the noble Lord for cooperation in
A Joint protest against the incorporation of Cracow,
Lord Normanlv-under the instructions of the noble
Vscount-answered that the outrage OF which Austria
had been guilty in annexng Cracow, was not greater
than that of France, in efecting a marriage be-
tween tie Duke of MOntpenser and the Spanish nana,
the ono act being violation Of the treaty of Vienna
and the other of the treaty Of Utrecht Now, the
treaty Of Utrecht which had been renewed in l792,
was defnitvely sbrogaied By the AntiJacObn war and
had therefore since l7J2 ceased to be operative
There was no in the House better informed ofths
circumstance than the noble lord az be had stated him
self 70 the House on The occasion Of the debates on tue
bloekades Of Mexico and Buenos Ayres that the pro-
visions If the treaty Of Utrecht had long since apsed
the variations Of var with the exception OF The single
clause relating to the boundaries Of Brazil and French
Guiana because shat clause had been by express
eords incorporated MO the treaty OF Vienna
But We have not yet exhibited all the exertiOns Of
The mol lord IN -essrina The ener0achments Of Russia
upon Europe
There once existed a curious convention between
Eaqaal Holland md Rassia-the so-called Russian
Du,sa Laan During the Aari-Ilcobin var the Car
Ale1aassr had contracted loan with The MesarI Hope
Z Co ~ Amsterdam a1d AIR the downfall Of B0na-
rs--s. .l. kur OF the Netherlands, DESTROYS 10
rss. suitable rgt1-l % The Allied powers for hav-
.-, srrs-ri hii se--loryr AL far having annexed
,. -1rrr a.rga-r = Which BE- had 10 right wha-ever.
Cd .sd r,c a lie other powers waived Their COM
ou silua Z ,1vur 81 Euiaia which then in grea5
srrd ~ n,us~ 20 szseu-e with that power colven-
&c sr-vr.rr u riy hc- igccessve astalments. the
e. .lo ro so-i5 s1s owei 20 re Messrs. Hope Eng
i,-I - s-,r q, cover Be ROBBERY sac had committed
Sc We-J ~, rcgirJ he ecigulss OF the Cape Of
D..,l HOP. @. uerer,7a. Esqgbs ani Berbce became
rsr,r 70 thts Convection sai bcund herself 70 pay
ccriar pryper ton % TIE subsidy granted 20 Russia
Ttfrr's .i1u hscsac part ct the treaty Of Vienna
Zee rr.n ihc express condition that the payment
,loud ,casc. ID tie union between Holland and Bel
rur vcFc broken PRIOR the liquidation oithe debt"
Vhsa belgium separated herself by a revolution from
Holland lhc latter Of course refused 10 pay her portion
81 hc uuud that the loan had been contracted TO con
tnuc hcr In the undivided possession of the Belgian
provinces and that she no longer had the sovereignty
oitlai country On the other hand there remained, as
Mr. Harris stated IN Parliament, mot the smallestiota
Of clAm on the part Of Russia for the continuance
OF debt BY England Lord PalmerstOn, how
ever found il quite natural that at one time Russia
should be paid for supporting the union of Belgium
with Holland and that at another time she should be
paid for supporting the separation Of those countries"
He appealed in very solemn manner for the faithful
Observance treaties and above all. of the treaty of
Vienna, and he oontrived 10 carry new Convention
with Russia dated on Nov Is, 1885 in the preamble of
which it is expressly stated that il contracted " in
consideration Of the general arrangements of the
"Congross Of Vienna, which remain in full force"
When the convention. relating to the Russian-Datch
Loan had been inserted into the treaty Of Vienns the
Duke Of Wellington exclaimed his is a master
stroke Of diplomacy on the part Of Lord Castereagh
for Russia has been tied down to The observance of
the Vienna treaty By pecunaTy obligation" When
Russia, therefore, withdrew her observance of the
treaty Of Vienna, BY the confscatiOn of Cracow Mr.
Hume moved resolution to stop any further annual
payment TO Russia from the British treasury. The no
bic ViFcount, however, thought that although Russia
had right TO violate the treaty Of Vienns with regard