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

A lave Mt large bocy Of uoeps Into No davia and
,s.nos but hey have !. .s. .s,unsa he sisl "a
piBisirs4ie. Of these 7sIShh TSsy fort
,sry stssoss on the D.ssSs Cc.mssiss,isss II very
nislsAt shsIaster lsvs been add ssssd ses ssS 70
,sy !. TIM souany aise The Russian ssvsI.nss, put
foIv u sy vices in unprecedented In dlslo
nsey a,s vhisA Il nost Offensive iAs d crusade =
he amer AID il 70 crusade against supsIsr poser,
who're ssAsnsts gs Characterised IN the ssh Offensive
sscs II hat power. he prince Of Of those pro
vince. vas Ieqahea TO- attend public ceremony, b. ~
subject and su.ersin he WHAT the oenfequsDss
81 hose aeeY me pose1 against WHOM Thee proceed
ing. s:,; ss1s. p.s: sss s:s. ~ to greet Mt
obliged = can hem the 6sds ,Asss uho. the popuh
tos depend suhsitesss know from To bsat
sssa, 81 .sy pe...s. xsts sssn q tas.s- y .hask
to ,Sss. ,rsssss On Which he European s,ss ssS,ss
aid the yeass Of Europe t,smp]ed undsr Soss-
iss,,. ssvsIsn.nk ~. savisssiy shat there is
scarcely . weak State in Europe which h not
tsEIlaSns those s'snss: That which has occurred
State nay State weaker than itsek Wsare toll
forocth that those Outrageous acts are
presume Her ksjesty's goyo, mcnt have iiostsd
legitimate desire TO maintain the peace OF EnrQes NJ
every possible saihes but that they have nsverhslsss
nasA enlightened and eBegsts p7ote ssxns. aets Ike
the6 and have taken to prevent their icing
eeivtd as presidents in similar Hereafter and
Try hut to Europe that these protests should be put
the pnDRs and that shonla have opportunity
lance IF shl subject ana rbe'hsr they are such as We
~ patton, ought 10 have made <Hear. hesr.) msss
ray that loe pIoesss have not Ossa made then the
snbeIs OF this hou,e ard those who think with ne,
should have an opportunity Of registering our solemn
protest sgsirss policy which would IN that ease, b
ncoDfissnt with ths dignity, the honor. and the true
interests OF tim country, and which, moreover, main
tain, would be Injurious not only TO the exiatence o.
Ta,ksy, but al esny weak State tire contsnen. OF
Europe (aeaI Every hours delay a. this mornen. In
srtases she opportunity Of Russia We know what
Iarces and how much we can rely on those sssuranoss
that have b. SIM more etsy given and vhioh would
20 ihow That Russia IS rot 10 tass ihs ofo*s
that have beer 10 her into favorable
Let this House itmtTfer that thee nesotations can
eDly be prolonged few months our ases VIII oe com
PEELED either 10 violate what Rnssia hs declared to be
treaty, thus hry sng about casus th TO return 10
their winter rehorsss At Nalsa (HeAr 1t has been
occupied We told ~ an organ which Ia supposed
be not altogether With rhe Russian govern
me0t that having made nine months contraction pro
ynioSs, the Russsn army will Leave the principAl
tcf 1t al events before the espy OF that perad and
e1lenfes oithe inyaion. Hear Such demand re-
6s Of the old Eastern custom where great man.
having compelled the Inhabitants of place to fornian
hin with proykions made them also pay for tie wtar
and tear OF his teeth in devou,irg them Uasghsar.)
In these eirsun,ianees thIs H.r hsjest,s govern
conclusion of The ies seD the papers which may
found opinion upon This great qecston would,
therefore request the nobe lord TO appoint day.
week, which win be a whole rnoAth fiGn he tins
the subject was mcusht foIsard, for the discussion
| u this mou sntus question. (HsaT.)
LORD Rusen1-Iet0Is advert to the question put
by ne hon orsbls ember for Surry, viii Hrate what
tbirk been tie pursued With Itspeet TO the
very Interesting ard mpor'ant question to which the
horoIsbe member for Aylesbury has called The attention
Of The Houfe Tie House VIII recOect that al early
ptIiod IN answer Tia question put 10 me this subject
tta'sG that demands bae been made by Prince Mensc nj
asa inc cover. 'nt q I tS which u the opinion
lar ard France, were inconsistent with the inderen
dsncs Of Turkey. nssr hear stated IN ansser 20 a
leave Malta and TO pr, coed PesEa Bay in the neigh
behcod Of the Straits of Tx DardaDeied Tie honor
able leDer syssks OF r.gotistsns but that proceed
ing hardy came der the design alton Of negotiations
lHear near) II was intended as proof aud Is proof
nssn S 81 domson me hesl ss
~btn the honorable gentleman complains tina. Ptpcrs
have Lot been lad OIL The table, and that tas Eouse has
of proceedings taken by her kajesty's government,
must ray that think, ef all preparations for var, toe
best IL 10 exhaust every means 10 obtain peace oheers
AID that il is not unhl ell the negotiation
been hitd, and have been found wanting, that any
ministers would be justified in placing at HAZARD
that peace which has lasted so many years, and by
Which the prosperity, the wealth. the aud the
befties Ct Europe have been SO greatly promoted sr,
har) But il This is The case, think the House wl at
that while these negotiations being carried
they better carried from government to 60
vernnent hear heal than they can be carried on BY
lsyipg ell the papers connected nth those negotiations
bfor. popular assembly, and expoang 10 popula, de-
bate MATTERS involved in them. tHear) In say
irg have doubt asked much from the forbearance
OF the House, ask much from the confidence Of the
House. but do 80 On go party grou uisI do not ask It
one yarty more than another hut in full reliance on
the patriotism OF this House and the full
that this Eoue viii always give it IN such srcu snsances
to py persoy who are at the moment the Ministers OF
the crown. (Cbeers) have, therefore, only to add
that these negotiations so far from being brought 10
close have hardly had q commencement Corsiietiug
the distance and ihe necessity of applying AT CONSTANT
roys to know the opinions and rishsa OF the Turkish
governr ent.the cations that must necessarily
take place bet.esp France and this country-and the
dissnca again to be trsyersed in conveying commupi
cations 10 St Petersbufg | think the House viii not
wonder ~hen say that these negotiations are not in
state TO be laid before this House (dear hear.) Ky
noble friend the Secretary OF STATE for Foreign Affairs
has declared elsewhere that s noon as his public duty viii
permit him be will lay the papers before Parliament
bnow there appears to bs some disadvantage Ia OF
making known TO the world the document that has been
drawn to papers that have been rather
ostentatously circulated throughout Europe (Hesr)
The despatch which has been written by M. Drouyn
dc Lhuys has, however, appeared before the pubhc-a
most able State paper (cbeers giving very conincipg
reasons ard stating facts whieh, undoubtedly, very