The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09


Dur Lsndox Corrcspoadonce.
ALyEMAnLz STsErT, PIoADILLY, LONDON,
June 2lst 1858.
~ Queens AcNssi0ss--Ldtest Continental Netos
The Russo Turkish Question agitation
-Abolitiop of Oaths BM-The Succession Duty
Bud Monumental 7rouStss of the French EN-
yror- The Gotham Campo MoaSt0-Ihe
R,oa, Opera Ho,1seS--LGdy TrtuGe- Nile Rlciel
Rival Italian Opra--ysr Isaac Necton-Sub
,asrsns Ielegraph-WsoL- Boucclcauh's NeU
<desyhi Drama
Che sixteenth anniversary of her Majestys Access
son to the throne was celebrated yesterday, at
Windsor with the usual ovations. The bells Of the
Cbspel ROYAL of St. George, and St. Johns Church
@, sent forth merry peals throughout the day. A
roysI salute WAS fired from the corporation ordnance
n the Bachelor acre. and royal salutes were also
arsd from Fort Bevedere and tue Adelaide frigate,
~ the Lake of Virginia Water. This day her Ales
ssty and Prince Albert, with the King and Queen OF
Hasoyer and the rest of her royal and aristocrltc
WATERS attended by numerous suite, left Windsor
BY the South Western Railway, at Stowe, and pro-
seeded from thence to the Camp at Gotham, with
the intention OF enjoying picnician" game at
soldiers.
Ybe Friedand, of 100 guns has left Taulon to Join
shs French squadron ia the Dardaneles. The Fried
md will take the place of the Aontebeo which will
Inst announces that two turkish vessels, one loaded
wish slaves and the other with grain have been cap
sured by the Russians in the Black Sea. The same
letter states that the war in Caucasus hac again
brken out with redosbled fury and that the Russians
haa suffered defeat at the hands OF Scnamyl
Prince Menschikof is at Sebastopol, waiting for
the Emperors orders, at least SO We learn up to the
ID INST
The Spanish government has sent General Prince
m a mission to COustantinople.
There is rumor TO the effect that the Russian
Ambassador Quilted Paris last night
The Glasgow cotton market during the past week
has been influenced by the unsettled state OF the
Eastern question
The Paris news of last night. Monday, is to the eff
Act that the Turkish Ambassador has received by
trie graph via Semlln, despatch from Constantlo-
pie, informing him that the Porte had rejected the
ulr n,atum of Russia taking its stand on the {" me-
nprandump forwarded To the great powers. de-
slatch from Vienna states that letters rom Jassay
my that the Russian troops had not ct crossed the
frontier as the Of the Porte To the last demand
Of Russia not known. Dispatches from Berlin
that the rumored acceptance OF Austrian media
sar IN the Eastern que ton was quite anounded and
more than remote. The Governor OF Pesth i buying
up all the horses i'll the vicinage. The Paris funds,
said the submarine telegraph OF to-day, are very
xckiy, and further decline is prognosticated.
Another week. instead OF enhehtenlng seems only
10 have darkened the mystery OF the Cars conduct
and intentions All is Is much as ever enshrouded
b q mist of doubt or conjecture; nor have we any
tins more than rumors To commanicate-ruinorS
which the future may prove to ne false. With re-
nest 10 Austria it now SEEMS doubtful whether there
kAs been any interference at all her part and the
hist reports state that the ambassadors the Gar,
II ths courts OF Vienna and berhn, nave oeen very
urkent 10 be informed respecting tue intentions Of
Ne En- peror OF Austria and King OF Prussia towards
6eir imperial master OF the North il case Of war.
OSaer accounts, however, still the pacific in
huAoBs OF Mich oas, and seem to treat the occupt-
MI OF Moldava and Wailachii nothing more
than Temporary demons ration, a mere mil tary
exercise ana tncampment, like tn Qaeea nohd ~
camp q, Gotham. Stul coupling this occupation
with the fact ot it, being positive infracon II The
Measy OF Batta-L man, aad with the kowledge OF
the Cars refusal TO withdraw his ultnatdln we
think II means somewhat more thal display. One
tang is quite clear at all events, that sucn occupa
con mosi distasteul To the allied wers Of France
AID England and although II Will ne LETT t. the Sui
tAa b. declare whether such INVASION be WITH nm
sasus tcllt It has we believe, been strongly repre-
s~nted u him that the treaties which Russia re-
No for authorizing tue occupation. have not the
i.edow of prstext Tor such step. Nevert leie>s,
se do not anticipate war; for, although nothing
would be- easier than for Russia 10 demolish the
Turks, feet and army too, Dosh being Ia miserable
scale OF incthciency, he Car will not risk all the
v,esible consequences Of general European war-tne
war Of liberal institutions and political freedom az anst
at-clnti-m aud tyranny. TIE disapprova ot the war
xoveuent by the old dipl0matist, Count Nesserode,
b sufficient OF stse,f 10 show that the Mlssov.te5 are
by no means unanimous a To the conduct OF tue
great rifoum Of the North. The fact /, that there
y power behind the throne 10 Russia more po YER
fl Than the socalled atocrats WILL and this cause,
eiDed with the recent defeat Of General Wiezky
AID forty thousand Russian troops, by tue Schamil
alc The CircassiaD army near Arglia IN the Cai-
c,.s6 Will operate TO prevent, for the present at
ieasf any serious hostities the part Of Nicholas,
against Turkey and her western allies.
TIE House Of Commons like naughty boy, re-
fused 10 mend it, ways-Teflsed to have his face
nod le q
qaeLoe nas been that some kind friends gong to
h. is for him. and make bin, nilly willy, good,
sSesan, and obed.eut boy. The money-oox has too
kns held sway over the ballotbox; and indie
i<ndsLt voting has been found to be all blt i'm
possibility on the former system, certan influential
parties connected with the metropolitan DorDughs
hass determined OH forming ballot society," sort
u league oI the purpose OF agitatng this great and
n 20 question: and making the Votes o. electors
altogether free, honest. and uncontrolled Ths
movement, which already has the hearty sup
port OF many abe advocates, including u maj rity
al th. metropolitan representatives, will no doubt
bT speedily ana completely successful. Already are
ali tue great g. Ia it, iavor and Il wall be nailed
With delight by all tenantsatcw farmers, aud
lease a. full Of promise Tor their relief from
tie ttraldum ~ c0Dscltnce, uuder which they have
- IoGF gr0an.d. A lev years ago the ballot ws
sey ,Taed IN ultra-radictl dream, and met by
q III iority .. more than hundred against It; but
Nat majority has now dwadled down TO sixty;
- that every year Il grows IA iavor with Intelligent
ei.CtCr', and every year makes certain number .,
conversions among political men. This, then, ap-
pears 10 b. precisely the tune Tor a movement; aud
hit be supported out Of doors by such men Sir b.
Hall Lord d. stuart. Sir j. Shelly. aud others, We
quite certain that the denomination Of popular
tes.ing on tie subject will very cause tue Da-
lance to turn and the ma rty u sixty t. De not
against but ia favor OF the ballot Bat the ballot,
sAss Lord John Russell is opposed ~ the spris Of
liberty and the ballot y IN Eugli-h. Bat We would
ash, where u the liberty 81 ysung when bribery
Toe one hand and intimidation The other siItckle
Nc electors actioDsl Never wa reasoning al.
vance that is more Illogical, more cay - lie
converted argumeDt IN av1r % The measures
he wishes to decry. But ~e apPrehend that Ia
Nife Of ell the Lord Johns ana Sidney Hsr0erts, the
ballot will Ia one short twelvempnth have become an
accomplished fact.
The total abolition a votes, ~ proposed LA
Itursdsy in the House OF Lords, viii. Il Is 70 De
feared be found not una attended with detrimeat ~
sbe administration of crlmina justice We are quite
of opinion that The present existing sysen j. Vicious