The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-23
Our London Correspondence
ALBRMARLE STREET, PlCADILLY,
LONDON, July 5, 1853.

LOkDON, July ., looo' J
IL Emperor Nichoias-His Reported Intentions,
p~d the E,ue-French Funds-Louis Napoleon
end the Snsggte-Legislative Morality IN Eng.
lnnd-L ,bratty Of the Clrgy-7he India Bill
The Camp, Gold Nuggets, Theatres, Julien's
Tssimonal Concert, &C., &c.
The official despatch from st. Petersburg, Of the
18th ulr, received ere this by you announces the
eupation of Moldavia, by the Russian troops.
Count Giusi left Vienna June 3Oth, for St. Peters
burg. He was accompanied by General Steininger
and three officers. 1t is reported that he goes on
special mission in connection with the quarrel be-
tween Russia and Turkey.
1t il said tat the Prince OF Serva hos offered 70
place As 600 at the Sultans disposa-l5 900 for
the defence Of Belgrade and 80 900 for the protection
Of the frontier of the princpality.
Strange to say the Paris Bourse reports improved
quotations.
What will Nicholas now do2 Such is the great
question, and has been for long month past, in
esnai popsI!o; and we verify believe, not Of all
me sages of the day, from good old Aberdeen 10
Hiless boy rouId the corner, answer it yet. On
Saturday indeed, the Times published an express,
ntimating that IL 900 Russians had crossed the
Pruth and are now at Jassy that is, as Count Mes
selYode dscatey words it, the troops have crossed
the frontiers Of the empire not for the purpose of
making war-oh dear no, impossible for a sove-
Bcign who Is so repugnant to il; but in order to OBJ
fain those material guarantees, until the moment
when, brought 70 more equitable sentiments, the
Ottoman government will give to Russia the moral
securities which she has in vain demanded through
her representatives at Constantinople; all which,
turned into the vernacular, means that Emperor
Brun will dispott himself among the Moldavians
and give them all the blessings Of army Of
patton, till such time as the Sultan shall change his
mind and grant the Muscovite's claim to the pro-
tectorate of the Greek churches in Turkey The
Sultan, however, has repeatedly refused acquies-
eence, and we now wait for the next move on the
beard which, Nicholas took the last by his advance
On Jsssy nov fairly belongs to Turkey. Not per
son out of Russia, above the grade of idiot be-
keves in the Cars pacific intentions, all being
pretty well agreed that his conduct in this instance
- the most fragrant transgression Of international
laws and treaties ever attempted since the partition
q Poland. The Turks are, to man, eager for the
ftay, and the Christians of Turkey are not a whit
better disposed towards the Russian aggressor. The
Satan, therefore, has but one course left 70 him
consistent with honor and this, we feel assured he
win speedily take, TO announce that he regards the
ton OF war; and to call the united fleets OF France
and England to sail up TO the Sea Of Marmora for
the immediate defence of his capital, which, ere
many weeks are over, may probably be formally
laid siege 70, both by land and sea.
Much has been said Of the lnsiguihcance OF the
Turkish army and the poverty OF tue Sutans re-
sources but there coed reason to believe that the lat
Ter will not lack foreign add aud respects the form
er the Turkish troops have been too long disciplined
BY European officers, and directed by European elg
neeriBg skill TO induce belief Of all these charges
set afoat by the friends Of Russia. The recent
movements Of the money market In Paris announce
the growing conviction that the Gar means mis-
chief; ard the express sentiments OF Louis Napoleon
Indicate bacawardness on the part OF France.
Nevertheless, the parvrnue Emperor L. slippery
fellow. and may be playing deeper game than j.
"a nerally supposed: nav, now he and the good
old Aberdeen may content themselves with merely
showing their feet, and not acting. Nous rerTons.
Bot II 4 turn out they will cover themselves with
inoeblr disgrace, and show the rest o. Europe tn It
after all their bnsterings and protctAtions OF friend
snip for the Porte aud determination ~ maintain
The balance Of the Continental powers, they are, Ia
reality, afraid Of the Gar and loath to enbroil
themselves IN quarrel, though it be necessary
for the dignity ot the Western powers and the pro
h ction OF free governments against tyranny and
brigandism. On the other hand, should France aud
England heartily unite aud enter the Black Sea a
few days only would take them TO 5eba topo, in the
Crimea, and one general naval action would ia all
probability, terminate the war, and compel Menchi.
koff to march back his troops TO l5essarabia.
lbe uuredhHE W lnHty tWo VI
ment for bribery, required, OF some visitation
from the ron sword of justice. But on whom has
the weapon fallen?-on Sir Frederick Smith, Colonel
Forester, Major Beresford Mr. Coppock, and the
rest Of the band Of bfbersf Oh, no-not bit ofit-
but on two miserable humble rogues. who having
sw m away their souls, dirt cheap because they did
not know the value &c them, have been sentenced to
dnraDce vile and prison iare In the House OF Cor
rection, while the really guilty ones who held out
the temptation to evil may 90 and prosper,
MUNICH Perigord pies and sip claret aud Bur.
gundy at the Carlton and Reform Cllb
How clearly does this prove that it never
answers to turn scamp az low figure and that
. man shou never taru rogue, unless he get
god price for his ROBUSTNESS! Now for our parts
we think that Lord Campbell and the lawyers have
begun at the wrong end and are OF opinion that If
yet some halt dozen among the worst Of these br
berry unscated members we're to be pilloried In the
House of Commons ia tevo,em to all other aspirants
Cor places in that assembly, such punishment might
anbrd wholesome lesson, and exercise purifying
influence on the House itself. Sir j. VI. y. Smith
Mr.. Mare, Forbes Mackenzie, Colonel Forester, and
Major Beresford, for instance, would look late ~
well ~ ever did Hudbras aud his Squire, Rslpho,
IN the stocks
That Bastile bulls igprison ha1ds,
By strange ench eminent made - fet'sr
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