The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

rpnicE their part ah-re Lee real danger. Whne Rus
ia instss herself sovsreign ia neh psos,ncss
the sJss of many people appesrs 70 no Abaudssd by
his aNes, who lose wrh hin ths prestige n .ss-
bssss IN what ,sspeo. would entry Of e .ess into
he DsI ep$les sbsDss The existing stua'ioof To an e
Turkey, England and Fgssos would have rss,,-i
b. act OF Which IL II did Bot hasten peace ~,n'e
at Any rate not postpone II, Tor tho En<ra Of susss
could nos refuse cement bscauGe Francs ard
hrysnd should have KssaUed posi'ion 40 Turkey %
laheiIg that taken by himss the DanubiAn poo
The entry of the fleets nay make RusiA shos har isa
t'srst sarno. alter them Moreover II has been found
by experiences thst ambassadors will not ses apon TIER
own responsibility, and that it necessary foo me
cabinets themselves " TO Decision relative TO me
fleets ecua hsststed to srcuass this ssrtsas
and decisive intelligence 10 would only have been becAuss
nal that i mig ht be thasgas We had desired father
known 1t 10 DO true Bat thank God 1t IL Known maj 20
sstuated by patriotic feelings more than BY all the
illusions of SET love. Tie OF the approaching entry
of the fleets nts the Dsidsnsles has been ted
to most seriously fact having All the character Of
begging them osyershesss rot t. forget the assaos
tween RESOLUTION taken and . fact accomplished.
The Slave Trade and the Fishery Question.
In the Houss Of Lords On the 28th ult The Earl OF
wADFGRAvE wished to ask the Secretary for Foreign
Affairs whether the reduction Of the sayal forcs upoa the
Lord CLAnsyDos, in answer 70 the inquiry OF the
BILE ear-a sgnats after the isfornatioa he
anu IL asro.d either that hs were
less anxious about the suppression OF the slave trade
than heofors or that the number of the ass was re-
ducsd s efficiency cmip ished he felt much obliged
to bis noble friend for making the inquiry sscsrss 1t
gave him opportunity OF saying that there not
the least intention the part Of the to
duce the number Of the tet 70 render less scsnt
(Hesr hear In consequence Of the notice given him
by bis robe friend, ne Rad put himself in nunca
ton with his right honorable friend at the head Of tho
Admiralty, (Sr J Grshan) sho informed him that
ship had been Withdrawn from the 1eet of Admiral
Bruce the coast Of Africa but those which accidental
y r'qn repairs ard were net 1T for active service
Since his right honorable friend had boep at thu head Of
the Admiralty only one ship had been withdraw
from the admiral's feet and he informed
that nis right honorable friend had commas.
sioned two ships Of war In its place, and
that another ana possibly q fourth, would he also
sent out within the mex week or ten days. BE vas
sure the noble earl would sdmt that his right
ty Of keeping mp The African squadron. The noble earl
would alo fail to that his right honorable
estathmsnt at HE disposal had brought together the
feet assembled At Spithead the feet tho
Of ne D az an Eas s sa,a' y
ard fer snoydao The coast Of Cuba and Brazil besides
ths'h which required in China and at Rangooo.
Rear, hear) He could p peal to the notle earps
Professional knowledge and experiences whether his right
honorable lend had net made judcous distribution
of the force at his command for the different sxgences
Of the service ard the protection of Btih interests ia
every quarter OF the world. (Hear.)
The Bishop OF oxFoRD wished express the sa.isfse
ton with which the statement OF the noble earl relative
10 the African squadron would be received by many per-
who watching the proceedings Of this squadron
with peculiar anxiety Ee begged to express his graf
cation At he statement just made. Their ordships
shat they undertook to DO at sill In this matter. II
like STAMPING cut fire., ana IL they intermted thar
exsrtops at all the fame would be rekindled and the
whole work would have 10 he done again. He 70
joicsd heartily At the statement of tn noble earl BE-
cause It would many who took interest in the
subject hat the work was being done With vgor and
efficiency which so eminsntly marked his right honora
te friend at the head of the Board Of Admiralty
Their lordships then adjonrned.