New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Rus,o-Turkish Observation-Disclosures and DOdging
of the British Cabinet Nesselrode's Last Note
The Ensf-IBdia Question.

Correspondence Of The y. I. Tnbane.
LONDON Tuesday. jay b. 1855
Tie Parliamentary farce Of Thursday last was con-
timed and brought 20 close IN the sitting Of Friday,
I'll inst Lord Pamerston requested Mr. Layard not only
70 nut of biz motion Monday, bat never % make any
mention Of it sgain. Monday now 10 60 the way
Of Friday Mr. Bright took the opportunity Of con.
graduating Lord Aberdeen on bis cautious policy, and
generally to assure him Of his entire confidence.
Were the Peace Society itsef the Cabinet says Ihs
Mining A5rsIfscr, 81" could not have done more to en-
courage Russia discourage France 20 endanger Turkey
ard ds,redt England than he very good Aosrdeen hr
Brights speech sort OF Manchester mani.
f,..o in favor ct the trembers Of the Cabinet
The Ministerial efforts for Burkng the intended qles
ZION Of Mr. Layard originated in a welfOunded fear that
the internal dissensiOns in the Cabinet could have no
LONGER been kept TO the public Turkey must
fail pieces. that the Coalition may keep together
Next 10 Lord Aberdeen, the Ministers most favorable
10 the tricks Of Russia, the following: The Duke
Of Arcyle Lord Clarendon Lord Granville Mr. Sidney
Herbert Mr. CardRell and the Radical Sir William
Moesworh Lord Aberdeen is said 70 have threatened
tone time 10 offer bis resignation The vigorous Palm
erston (eiys Romanus sum- party OF course, was olt
wanting such preteXt for yielding They resolved
that q common representation should be addressed 70
the Courts Of 81 Petersburg and ConstantinOpe recon
mendrg that the privileges demanded by the Gar for
The Greek Christians should be- secured % Christians
of all denominations in the Turkish domini0ns under
treaty Of guaranty 20 which the great powers should be
parties This identical proposition was however, al
ready made 70 Prince MencbikOf. the OF lis de-
paIture from Constaniinope and was made, as every
body knows to no purpose II IT, therefore, utterly r.
oculUus 20 expect any result from IL repetition the
more So a. Il Is uow q matter beyond all doubt that
shat Russia insists upon having Is exactly a treaty
vhick the great IOEer Austria and Prussia now no
longer resist. Count Bg6l. the Austrian Premier j.
brotier-in lsw to Count IolA Alelldor ,he Russian
Minister and eets IN perfect agreement with Russia
On the same day on which the two Coalition parties
the sumbering and the vigorous came % the above
rese iuffo h4 Dafr urtff cd he foiDUtnn.
The new Iniernunco Of Austria 81 CcnstAntnop's "
de Bfuck, commenced by calling upon the Porte 10 pay
100000 plsiers indemnify and TO consent % ms
delivery Of the ports Of keck aud Sgiorna Ihs demand
was considered a supper, given 10 Russia
This Is not the only support given BY Austria 10 the
Russian interests at ConstantiDoPle In ISIS 1t VIII De
remembered. that whenever the Princes wanted 70
shoot their people. they provided -misunderstaad.
ing" The same stratagem is now being employed
against Turkey. The Austrian Consul al smyrna causes
the kidnapping Of a Hungarian from an English codee
house or board an Austrian vessel and after the refu
gees have answered this attempt BY the killing Of an Aus