Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-10


tble spectators % BassS and further learn that
the Preach press begins TO contain the expression OF sen
sble aud mode ate We've instead OF 6ombaste phr' e.
One Of the morning papers, after paying sundry comph
it, semioihcial eompeer gently hints that a.
on the 9T tn the British Secretary for Foreign Affairs had
profcsscd know whether Russia had accepted the
preferred mediation il would be wise not to repose too
implicit confidence in OF the private Dispatches
which travel along the teegraphc wire from Paris TO Vi
emma by way of Berlin The fact is that much mischief
has done by premature disclosures and the Govern
have resolved possible, keep the public from
peepng behind the diplomatic curtain There are not
opinions here in respect to the merits OF Drouyn
de Lhuvs circular note Every reader feels that the
French logic deals series of mortal blows to
VI. de Nesscrode's sophistries.
IL Austria has been liberty with France ana hing
land in the important question pending the twogrest
Catholic Powers could completely have turned tue tables
Russia. That very Government which now insists on
protecting the Greek Christians in Turkey, few years
since prosecuted the Catholics in Russia In way which
excited the indignation o every rightminded in
Europe What could Russia have replied, had France
and Austria offered pledge themselves TO support her
claims the Proecorate the Greeks in Turkey
condition that they might ycegerents OF the Papal
chair in Russia and protect the perscuted Catholics 1t
/ Is somewhat significant that Prussian paper the
DeWiSehs Iolkhdiie has not only reprinted an article
from the French UHirsrs in which the conduct OF the
Russian Government is severely reprehended, but
added several causic supplementary remarks. The
DeEtschs Zitung that the object OF the Russian Gov
erumen il by cNactou and cruelty TO induce
its Catholic subjects forake the faith OF their fathers
The Catholic Is the prevalent religion in Poland and for
the Greek church has spared neither trouble
expense in making proseys although an attempt TO in
duce Russian who belongs the Greek church change
his religion is punishable With imprisonment, hard labor
| or Punishment TO Siberia.
glance at the successive treaties concluded between
Russia and the Porte leave doubt that the great
of Russian policy enlarge the empire towards the
south. Half century ago, the relations between Media
via, Waschia, Servis, and Russia closer than
they between the latter and the other Turkish
provinces in Europe Give Russia a religious protecio
the Greek Church in European Turkey and she
safely leave the 20 time More importance is,
perhaps attached to the concentration of Austrian troops
the Turkish frontiers than deserves At present
must in my opinion at least be regarded neither
less than precautionary measure. There vague
OF the Christian population in Turkey being Cradu
ally supplied with But this is a which Il
impossible obtain positive information Ii is
currently reported that General Mayerhoer employed
in looking for strong positions in Servia sni Bosnia
In the Of war would Austria occupy those pro-
vnces the ally or the enemy OF Turkey Nv opinion
this subject has already more than once been given.
The subject is extremely tcklsh touch on,
but my duty inform YOU that something unusual has
emily occurred he much secrecy is Observed that
It Is extremely difficult TO get the truth OF matter
which for the last few days has much occupied the
ton of the better cascs Of society About fortnight
since you Informed in 4 couple OF words that
arrests had recently taken place IN this city, and
IL j. my intention Ele NAV the subject.
Ii believed that conspiracy has been discovered and
several OF the persons arrested suspicion principally
llians) belong the respectable classes of society
1t 10 be feared that the amcltoas Of the conspiracy
extensive, it is further said that ncrious crime
To have been attempted Ichl in the Of the
summer. Such are the things which, with pali cheeks
people whisper each other for their correctness can
not
At Bcrne people are still saasune that the misuu er.
standing between Switzerland and Austria viii be- r..
moved More than one Sw> paper has brought the
ht England and France have successfully employed their
Influence with the Austrian Government, which has
-c0ted to raise the bo and permit the iuhabtirt,
%! Iicno to return u Lnmlarly Il the canton will pie e
telf TO allow the - Capuchius pension or lie. This
may be correct but at all events IL does read lie
truth. The Swiss papers inform that in S52 l6J pod
cal ilsiuves were either expelled from or had voluntarily
Quilted, Switzerland
The capital OF tive new Discount Bank vas limited 20
50oO0 OUt, in 10000 shares raised bv subscription
On the rst day shares the amount of 42,uog"h
a.'eu. and the second DAY the subscription i-t
oycrrIled Count Recibctg oui Or. Burger, the aaN
Stakeholder Of Milan, will leave Nieuus II n.y
here be remarked thar many persons o! opinion a'
Count Gvua W!l not return 10 Il.N. certain NJ Lew,
wish merchant made his peace with Government
and returned Venice Great numbers Of boyar,.s
-'7tryl arrive az ibis city from N'liayiI and Wllsctl
The education question begins be wsrIul, discussed
IAe Minister, Count Thrn, j. rtaPuE me fu' Of h 90.
conceivable o. foresight in entirely ,u4ucpltir '
Catholic Church. 10 reward him i,- his complai-l-e.,
tie JitramOntauc party +. doing al. 90 r- power
overthrow his new educational system and 90
t11' ~Heh preyai slrc tue yesr l~4S Tue oprprr--
chiu-c IN t.e weite- pro iu-ri such favourable effect
%" tHc crops O. $50 300 r-.l-s "t.si = expected. 4...
have recently '-yE some 'remcu- u- tH1 tgr,orus With
hail. 1 the eIyir1r- &c Vienna bit I-tr..'er ,hs Bl.1-
the 50 cll-l EE4ul-v OF Austria has been exposed O.
ich devastating vi-''a' u1s J. .. expected that Pans,
r'ur,-.1u-I va shortly ap1.lr. AgcIs.iu. 90 ar Az
tan paper Prince Daniel OF N,ntert-,o has resolved o
'ai4 a' address ~ tie sultan, informing h'm tha. bee
wing 20 acanoT.el-e tie supremacy of the Porte Dr.
right to the Bgil districts is recognized and tso ir
on the coast given NDrs-.-aa. TH-e are pro.
uy the Islands 30 Che Lake Of S.ur, aaog, winch i.c
N1uauegf rims aui Turk. hlv. Dael gI4rrea- and h-.-
" during the last hall century.
IcLY q.
few days since Won informed ,llt Oh. pe,.g-'
solution the Oriental e.estiof iu M he cyfI-,ly a
..|s .rs
official confirmation that news The Government ore
Eau expresses is satisfaction that the Ministerial crisis
Ig~y Wa 20 soon over and that the old Turkish purity
"icA l. Te-i'l rs eng - Ignorant o! the power aud
ge.ourccs 90 i's country % those OF EI-s
o"ts-d 70 rlrga.-H he rli1s OF Government 20 ai'.f
hands. TIE .aTfr.. Of Tie Russians into the p.uuI,ir
fruciraIlies rice immediate reason why the -g4i- ~
phce were taken from the hands Of gc Grand E,zier MGs
Lpha Pa,ta I i;-i'chid Pa-hs hi- colleague BAT 90
Tpeculi rspr'liii'ous Of the diplomatic agent Of gr
Weston Power ~. dc I C0grsI EH0 .Ep---a 'G.tE..
and wishes o. t.r Ministers % t- other three States pro.
d. Ell the desired effect tine Sultan. and hetvo Turks
statesmen, again in Office. zra14-Iy reacwe! trr e..t
sJ'- % bring about reconciliation between the Porte gI
tue Court oi -. I-e-burg Hope are exprr--s that
the crisis being oya she Porte w not Lose sight Of t-
cAi''m dang 10 'icl it, possessions AID resaurces
ehpo--l ana il. ''i-s fI'tv b. "l uu" i1ru
solve which need neither lover r dignity nor crr4l .
-Yyere ~ Its. Tie p' ff5. uyiguz Conclude vii.
The fliIysug wOri. A. tings .9v stand ti.. f. rl
longer any real difference between the Powers and
p.. +, Ie'i' ""..N" 'I H1. ea.l y-pi' .a -l-pea-.
VI --r' ', plt be- most ps .ei O.. 'c ia,sre-s p ts
Force 3..I a"HsIr 90 Boz ur.r|g1y.s.T TOE c,ulirsI
'-i i-.-rf..s pcs. Di she llH, Ht- r-IIIeHI most
i..Hl4.Hhug 'isc 0u the public. The .rs'.u aIlt.#
70 1gn.. '9a-.,o-, nor. la.a ls-i-e4 i-.s g. i1
tended 10 "r."E . ne-.iifoa. 20 900 issue. Ir- feeling
900 'ls Commercial world BE- good Tie rate Of rzal.r-,
3' |'1t9n ".' '-' ard lti l.2 u b. ssii i.se O. 10
H.Isc.i P-.f- rH's vac despatched 90 80. Pct.--ya.-
Oh the s;h Poo. til- o.. .ire- confirmation.
Prom Ols.-a vt clra 'na, ,Ic British Government ha.
-.tt trgoe eam.r- % -g Gle merchantmen laden wf.l,
corn out OF tle -Irt month nl tIe DANUBE. Tie Opinion.
''p'-el ye''-'iaF re.li.n tp Ie moF.iu"u's " troops