The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18
the New YoTs Times, Aug. 10.
Four Days Later from Europe Arrival OF the
Humboldt

The Humboldt brings 1856 passengers and $50 ions OF
merchandise. Amongst the names of The passengers we
notice B. Goodrich esq late United States consul az
PaIis; Hon. Caleb Lyon, OF Lyonsdale. member OF
Congress from New York and Hon Charles A. Manu.
OF Utica.
The Amsrica arrived in Mersey al as a. m, Sunday,
3lst having made the 10 10 days, hours and 10
minutes. The Glasgow aIived al u'eehoeN sunday
The West India mail steamer La Plata arrived a,
Southampton same day with x70l ,376.
The Russian question is again the prominent feature OF
The foregs news by this arrival II was feared that be
Empe oTof Russia would decline 10 withdraw his force
from The municipalities stipulated for IN the PROPOSE
ions OF lie great powers The English and French fleets
would in that be ordered TO pass the Dadanelles
and peaceful settlement OF The dispute would then be
greatly jeoparded.
Several ieIegraphic dispatches had been received in
London in reference 10 the eastern question Ons dated
Consantnope, July 20, stated that the Porte and the
representatives. OF The great powers had accepted The
proposition OF The Austrian minister nAccordlng 10 this
arrangement he fleets OF Great Britain and France
to withdraw from Besica bay while the Russian troops
eyacuaie re Danaban PROVINCES turkey would lhen
send ambassador extraordinary 10 reopen ciponaic
negotiations at ST Pelersbufgh
Conferences were 10 be opened at Vienna at the con.
sent OF Russia. ,
AT PARIS and in Tendon decline in the funds had
been caused by article which appeared IN The Const-
ttione containing the assertion that France and EGG
land would not consent 10 the terms OF the arrangement
which had been proposed al Com tantnop!e
On the other hand, The London Times states that " The
proposal which has last been agreed upon al Vienna
and despatched 10 NdIuiy W NC
adopted by the Porte" Any scheme.' says The same
journal, which should not protect the interests OF the
Sultan his relations with his Christian subjects. or
insure the immediate evacuation OF his territories by the
Russian armies would be derisory But If full security
be given these two heads, the Porte will doubtless
adopt the Recommendation Of the TOUR great powers
which will al once be forwarded for the decision and i'm
mediate acceptance rejection OF the cabinet at ST. Pc
tetrburgh.
Uneaaness was created by the Of decree Of the
Gar for fresh levy OF recruits, throughout The eastern
part oil the empire. OF in thousand The Jews
give per thousand, and The levy IS to CON-
mence on the first OF November. This measure in
tslegraphic despatch in the London Morning Chron-
Ice announces that Moldava had declared itself indie
pendent Of The Porte and refused to pay tribute. From
Wailacha the same step was expected
DEBATES ON THE TsRKIsA QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House Of Lords on Tuesday the Marquis Of
Cianrcarde and saiu :. My lords wish 10 put a
question my noble friend the Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs respecting the repo which he may have TO make
with reference TO the Danuban provinces. Ii appears,
from the reports the spapeIs that the Russians are
possession OF the Dannban provinces he re-
port in particular 10 which aude states that the com
mander-in chief OF the Russian forces had ordered the
Hospo.ar of Moldavia mol 10 transfer any tribute 10 the
Porte. and informed him that any tribute paid to the Sui
ian must be paid over again to him. More than this,
stated that those persons TO whom the local admins
traon of the country is entrusted have been ordered to
hold no further mnuncation with Consan,nople. II
is impossible that such those take place with
out leading, very directly, to events which we may all
have occasion 10 deplore LHear, hearl II is, there
Tore oil the highest interest 10 the county, ana 10 tbs
House, that should be put ia possession OF whatever
information be afforded without Inconvenience
TO the public service. Hear, teaI] 1t is matter OF
the greatest importance and hold 1t to be impossible
for Europe, France. England TO submit TO such
extension of territory in that direction by Russia and
sach diminuion of the Turkish empire without The
gTaves and mos, fearful consesuencesthear, hear]-
not only the happiness OF Turkey but 10 The material
interests Of all classes in Europe, bu, above all in Ger
many, France, and this country lhear, hear Is
fullest information and therefore hope my noble friend
will not think Indiscreet II ask him whether any
such reports those 10 which have referred have
reached him officially, namely the assumption OF the
sovereignty OF the province 10 which alude by Russia
Hear. hear
ing tina, my noble friend has committed any indiscfeuon
upon the question which he has now put, can assure
him that take so entirely The same view as he does
upon what would be the result not only TO Turkey but
TO Europe and especially 10 this country, OF any
permanent alienation OF that territory TO which be al
ludes from the Turkish empire, that am glad he has
put TO this question, III order that may satisfy the
public mind, far az | able, by giving my noble
friend all the information OF which IN possession
ns, hear BY dePa, S,, fasd A. ne R, 5s d h, a'
communication had been made by The consul general OF
Russia to the Hospodar OF Moldava, informing him that
his relations with the Ottoman government were TO cease,
and that the tribute usually uanspltied to Consantinope
10 be placed at the dposal oil the Russian govern
ment upon the ground as IL was stated, that although
there existed intention OF modifying the internal instI
tuons OF Moldsva or OF altering the existing order OF
thngs yet that during the military occupation OF the
province the action oil the sovereign power was neces
sarily thougfVempofarIly, suspended. have TO STALE
aso that the Turkish government expected TO receive
similar information from The Hospodsr Of Wallachis but
consul at Bucharest, Mir Colquhoun dated the 22d OF
last month, which says that up to that ne-alinough
might have been the evening beofe-no such commu-
ucaon had been made by the Hospodar. Such a com.
municaton, however II was naturally expected by the
Porte would be made 10 the Hospodar OF Wallacba ;
and il the intention OF the Porte soon as that
communication had been received 10 order the Hospo-
dAs TO withdraw and their functions. lHesr,
heas1 And Lord Stra,iord de Radcliffe further added
that that event. he should consider !, highly improper
that the British consus in The prncPaies should con-
tinue 10 exercise their functions [Hesr hear1 lost
no lime. my lords 10 communicating to Lord Suslford de
Redcfe the entire approval ot her halesiys govern
men OF The course he proposed TO adopt HEAR hear
from all SIDES OF the house can only further inform
your lodsbips that by messenger who leaves TO hi
shal nsruci SIR Hamilton Seym to demand the
PLANTATION which entitled from the Russian gov
eminent LOUD cbeefsl Other matters remain, my
lords. pretty much the same as before
10 The House OF Commons the day, Lord d.
Stuart said there bad been for time The books
of the house notice OF a motion relating TO the settle
ent OF the eastern question, IN the name OF Mr.. Lay
srd. He had more Than once shown desire 10 bring
this important question before the house but he bad
waived his consequence OF The wishes Of the
government, who thought Il would be announcement 10
the public for the question 10 be debated in Par
lament at that time Some time bad since elapsed;
gotations had gone and were still going on, both IN
this country and IN all the courts oil Europe, IN relation
to the differences between Russia and Turkey He did
not ask the government 10 fix day when The sub
jeot might be discussed ba he wished 10 know wheh
the noble lord would be fore The Propagation OF Par
cOu not he very y