The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

the sanns time, Il b Of no ansA mp ufance 10 hau
sbe Oher great powers Of Europe u,'Sed wilh Eng
land and France; add thai ID t'r state IN which NJ
stand at hi moDent-- namely sie four greaa pcwen
OF Europe acting In coDcert ~ saking the same Ian
guage: and making the came c.m EDITIONS, which IN,
noble friend has told your lordssips have been Alea
accepted by one Of the parties. (Assr, hear.) Id
not enter into the particulars u those condftons to
this is qoe cicnr-that this Cove ucnt and Franc
and ADstria--thcse three powers-arc all equal,
concerned ia preserving the sub-tautis integrity
Turkey. 1.-THE noble earl made also some aIlnaion 4
Prussia, which we did not distinctly hear but W
understood him TO refer IN that country az not bein
go essentially interested in that point "a the othc
three powers Therefore, II Is not likely that w
should he parties 10 any sacrifice on the payt Of Ii
Sultan, to which be has any reason 70 object, u
10 any terms which he would hesitate 10 Aocep1
(Bear, heer.) Your lordships are aware Ma. th
country il bound, not by any iFeafy-for deDy tho
this country is bound by the s'ipOlAti0ne d an
treaty 10 take part In hostil'ties ia support o h
Turkish cmpire--yet from sense oil our own Manor
al Interests and from SENSE Of what is dos to th
general interests OF Enrope Gnd our own honor, "
are bound to support The integrity Of thas empire, On
your lor5ships may be satisfied that, interested
the great 20 sers Of Europe are Ia the pycservacn
the independence Of the integrity ofthe OaemAn I'm
pire, II will be secure; and, whichever msy be me n
suit Of existing negotiations Of this your lordshiI
nay rest satisfied that neither the Interest nor IL
honor of the nation win be jeopardizod, let alon
sacyiGc1, by her Msjcsty's goyernnsne (ChecrS)
y m
had published her answer, there VA no reasoDab'
excufe for the English government not 20 prodgs
the correspoIdence he asked tor, in ORDER 70 ah0'
the country the aD,mus which had actpaeed then
Though there was no treaty which bounu Eogian
TO defend Turkey vet Englaud was at le1st bouD
by honor and hy the preamble OF the treaty OF lSt
70 maintain the n1ependsl nee aud sovereignty Oh Va
Tulkih empire. He certainly would not press ie
papers the prediction Of which The goyernIse'
thought woaIa be injurious to the public SofYaee AZ
l. Oh <In.xf nxa,. ttId r. rn,f ion
The motion was accordingly Withdrawn.
In the House of Commons, Mr. DIsaAxlI rose ar
raid IL take this opportunity of making inauf
with respect to question which has been advert
already in the early part of this evening, namei
to an account that has been received Of The aeecI
ance by the Emperor of Russia Of certain pfopo
lions presented 10 him from what | Dey cali o. &C
gress OF the great powers sttlug at Vienna. II
noble lord 81. RusselD holds ont prospect th
tlese papers will be laid OF the table, or that
portunity will be afforded for oi-cussing this il
poriant sublees- (hear, hes, )-and considering u
month, and TIE date Of the month, am moi 80
prised that Inc noble lord SHOULD have induged
these observations. l wish - know, considers
this particular circumstance, whether the noble lD
has any objection To state the nature Of The prupo
lions which have been accepted By the Emperor
Russia? Clear, hear) .r
Lord j. RUssBLI~-I cannot at present slate VIII
propositions nave been made 10 TOE Emperor Of e.
sa. Before the pUrogation of Parliament, howevt
will give all the information / possess, Sonsiste
with my duty. win not now anticipate that inf
nation, but state at that time as mush as ~ u
power and consistent with the welfare OF the o u
service. (uear, hear.)
Lord ID. SrUARr--A rnmDr Of The most ipporta
character has been circulated - tue public prints
to day. allude to the rlmor that the Emperor
Russia has agreed TO certain proposals which ha
been submitted to him by the different powers OF +
rope for the adjustment Of tie differences betwe
Russia al d Turkey. wish T. ask whether the mol
lord can state That there s any truth In that rune
and that we are now nearer 10 pacific solution
that question than we were few 6sya ago.
Lord j. RrssELL-In answer to the question
my noble friend, have to stSte thai there " fot
da.ion for the rnmor to which he has alludea-(hc
hear)--sn1 that We have just received dsspat
from her Majesty's Minister al Vienna, which 10 o.
very satisfactory nature. (Hear) The ans.
which has been received from the court Of b. Pete
burg is in reply TO the first proposal which v
agreed To ut Vienna. have further to state that
messenger who was to have gone to Constantin0p
aDd who, az said on a former occasion, would lea
Vienna on the 3lst Of July, did net actually lea
Vienna until the I'd Of August; SO that the rel !
from Conssan.inODle cannot he received AZ coon q
was at first expected. 6s7s
Sir DE LACY EvANs-WiN the noble lord ca
municate the promised information at gnch time
viii enable the House 10 discnss the question:
Lord }. RUssBLL-l beg tn explain that VIVA .
said was that would give such information a.
would be IN my power to give consistently with |
sense of public duty; and think sha it viii b M
satisfactory that sboud give that information.
attest moment before the prorogation Of PaTtarne
Mr.. LAYARU--Am 10 understand that there
be discussion of the question before the proro,
ion2
Lord J. RpssTLI--As far as the goyernnep. J
oncerned, it is not their opinion that it is desIs
here should be discussion. clear, bear.)