The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-04
PROM Londoa Times Of August 10Th.
Further Extracts from Eagiish Papers To Aa-
gust 10th

TWO lOeumtMTs q
practically relating 10 the same subject, have been laid
before Parliament jsrt teioIe the close Of the present
session The contains Ihe correspondence between
this country aud the United States, with view 70 me
maintenance OF the island of Cuba IN s present STATE 90
a colonial depe odency Of the Crown OF Spain the one
the report OF The select committees sppoinsd - win
the operation and results OF slave trade 49,
SpAin aud Portugal. which establishes pep -.
that the scandaous bad faith OF The spanish 81 ha I
now he only causes 10 prevent the entire success oi our
national exeri ions against that ioiaoous
committees deliberately Irpan ana dae;Jd h,sseh ~
that history does record more aeeuru uedeh "
national honor than has been eslaosueu vi WIS case
against Spain Not only have we received from her The
pnst oIenn promises ard engagements on this subject
the ony return we asked Tor tho services rendered by
Great Bd,an in expens foreign invader from the PEN
nsua and subsequently IN ass,stng the present branch
III bs royaI family 10 occupy The constitutional throne
but these PROMISES have been given in consideration OF
actual money payment Since 1918 have paid To Por-
tuga sum Of E93O .675, and 10 Spain sum OF Ei00
000 Tor their ia this object and, II the IN
be reckoDed these sums, IRON the lime OF pay
ment TO the present day, u will amoan to aeollec,ve
OF nearly tour millions sterling This vast expend-
tue does not include any part OF The cost oil the BRUSH
squadron peIeually engaged in the attempt 10 compel
the Spanish authorities in Cuba to perform their
gagemens and obey their laws for Il is demonstra
led, past all controversy, that the Spanish authorities IN
Cuba now The sole cause OF The continuance oil The
II is remarkable that al the very time when these
voting practices slsma,ized IA they deserve by
committee OF the British House Of Commons, after mi
inquiry into the facts aud evidence now laid before
the world, should aro have official ,noImation OF the
exer,ions made by the British government TO preserve IN
Gss s authority sdss Of s e.
in his despatch OF the 30th OF April. 1852, that the
Spanish government appreciates at ITS Just value THIS re-
markabe proof OF good will and Of noble exer
tons in this matter and presses hope that the nego-
taiion then foot will attain the desired end OF con-
soltaliog forever in Cuba it's present prosperity and
peace, sole conditions OF assuring 10 Spain and her allies
the only solid advantages from tina, valuable island"
But though concur in the policy OF endeavorDe to
obtain from the United States ACT Of remuneration Of
he VIC hey IN emf On
absolute disclaimer OF the designs falsely attributed
TO this country, consoled Tor the failure OF that
proposal by the reflection that IT'S success would have
secuted 10 The Spanish agents in Cuba longer and wider
impunity Tor their crimes
Among :. the solid advantages from that valuable
island" which enumerated by the Spanish Minister
presume that the slave trade is the hrs since
has devoued all the rest and will one day cost Spain The
possession itself The cabinet OF Madrid Processes its
cordial gratitude for the support Epgland aud France
against the possibility OF an attack from The United
States. Yet perseveres IN al system which would iuly
any stepsthe British government might think HI to
take and which will far 10 reconcile Europe TO the ces
saon Of power whose chef profits from the finest colo
ny in the world are st derived IRON The plumber and
sale OF man. We still expending several hundred
thousands year 10 keep in check trade which poba
bly, throws hardly prof, into The golfers OF lis guilty
promoters Than II costs ihwau their operations
And for This miserable treaties violated laws
set nought, public officers bIibed and the re-
Spect would lain entertain Tor a iore'gn State Is
destroyed Within the last few weeks some improves
men is reported TO have taken place. and the strong re-
mons,ranCes OF the British government said TO have
produced effect tue Cuban slave trade But the
OF the evil still remains IN the corrupt administration
OF the island, and that the whole odlum OF the slave
trade i concentrated on IBIS one point this county will
be justified in taking such may be required
4 bring the question TO a less futile conclusion.
From Standard
LONDON, Aug l6-Yeserday being the Jes of Napo-
Ieon all the public offices closed. and the business
was, great measure, suspended, the people enjoying
themselves at The regatta, the hppodrome and IN various
other ways. The fireworks IN the evening were most
magnificent The holiday throughout was OF the gayes
description, and unattended by single accident
The diplomatic corps, the ministers, and high dgniia-
res OF State paid their respects TO the Emperor dunng
the morning. when his Majesty, addressing the BRUSH
ambassador said ." thank The diplomatic corps Tor their
congratulations What delights most is 10 see the
peace OF Europe firmly es,abllshedfor such al least do
CONSIDER itwhout any sacThce oil dignity or sell-love
on the part Of the nation
grand banquet wasxiven by the city Of Paris at The
Hotel de Vile, on Sundy1ast IN honor OF the Emperors
(ss, which The ministers and other high officers OF
State were present, when the health OF their imperial
Msjeses drank dst the oudesi applause the pre-
ec of the Seine preacng the toast by saying that Par's
owes It's present unexanped prosperity 10 The glorious
reign OF Napoleon III.
LONDON, August 10 Letters from Malta of the I2ih
instant rAe that considerable interest had been felt at
Consannople by the arrival OF courier announcing The
fact that The Prince OF SeIva had received information
from the Austrian consul genera at Belgrade that Sen
Schck at the head OF The Austrian army nj Peerswar
din, had given notice that be intended 10 occupy Serva
with $4,000 troops, check upon any revolution that
might arise on, Of the occupation Of the DAnub,an prov
nces by The Russians The Prince Indignantly replied
that he should resist such measure by 10000 we'll
armed mea. The above important intelligence gave
Paris Yesterday that Austria and Russia
assessing each Other in their ambitious designs Tur
key and that while R0ssia prosssed 10 have no object
OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN occupying Modavia and Waa-
CHA and Austria hostile purpose IN marching her
into Sefva, yet their great aim the
the dsmenberment IL not The destruction, Of the
Ottoman empire that they might each benefit thereby
the London Times, Aug. II.
The s,aienen, made yesterday by Lord John Russell In
the House OF Commons with reference to the negotiations
in The East has not only sdded nothing to what was
already known of these ansactons, but u has
our confidence two points which uete already sup.
posed be concluded Thus appears tina, the
by the conferences al Vienna; aud left TO infer,
from the too expressive silence OF the minister when
questioned on the point, tina, this note conlsns 20 ex-
pllcii stipulation for the evacuation OF the prncpaes,
although by the declaration OF the British government In
both Houses the mediate and entire evacuation OF those
Territories IL Indispensable condition OF the termination
OF this d,apue Lord John laid much less than he
might have done the solemn given by the
EmlsOr NICHOLAS and bis ministers before Prince Men
schlkoh had reached Consianinope and he might have
conrAsed theee promises with the and underhand
attempts al the Russian envoy to conceal his real demands
fros The Engsh and French ambassadors cirouu
which proved in itself the dishones, and cisndes
tine nature oil bis mission. 81. ..-....s
Bu, in all tina, has fallen from Lord John RUSSELL on
this subject remark strange Inconsistency between
the force with which he dwells the integrity end
dependence OF the Ottoman empIre'-as IL that cabss-
tic sxpret had power heal the sick and aiee the
dead-and the feeble means used to effect this object
To Judge from the ministerial statement OF last night, II
nigh, be supposed that the Emperor Of Russa has OBJ
tanned all be thought ht to ask and that the conference
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