Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-16
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
FR0MOUR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LONDON, July l, 1858.


Greek Empire will be reestabished at Constantinople,
bu whether through the tolerance of ABDUL MEDJID, the
dctaou of RUSSIA the gradual diminution Of MAHo-
MFpAN power in Europe presume not 70 decides pro-
baby through the combined result Of all these and many
other concurring causes.
The Eastern question is yet unsettled ana yet every
thing lis regards the substance of what the Car demanded
al The sultan has been acceded to- What the Sultan has
NOT granted is mere matter FORM which will not yet
believe the Car will be weak enough regard as suf-
fcient for breaking the peace OF Europe The
Ticaad Lloyd says: Russia insists no longer on spe-
cial treaty with Turkey, but her demands are now con-
fined 70 guarantee in the form of note" The Aas-
riche Correspondents says that after the settlement Of
the question of the Holy Places, and that the i'm
munites and privileges of the Greek Church con-
frmed ~ tie frman Of the 9th June, the sole remain
ing question upon matter of form, which IT
will be easy settle without prejudice TO the dignity
and interests II the two parties"
We know that about seventy years ago, Catherine IL
placed the gaze of the city of Cherson the inscription
This is the road Constantnople" There was sig
nfcancy beyond the simple truth n this inscription
a signifcancy which GATHERINGS have never
lost sight Of sigifcancy which the present Emperor
would, fear at put into practice by marching
along that to Costantinope if the condition Europe
was the present ,me any thing like what it was when
SON. The Russian Umpire is faithful to its traditions
as the Church of hers Each of these Powers
pursues an appon u end, with the Interchangeable
determination an EACH however bafed returns 10 the
attack with the eagerness The PORE and the CAR
may be said sleep. The Russian Empire stops
but it has never the days Of Peter the Great re-
ceded From the of the partition of Poland, Russia
has been gradually creeping nearer Consantnope It has
wrested from Tukey much territory as equals the
united surface of Prussia Holland and Belgium and now
places itself the very border Of the Ottoman Empire,
ready take its final spring But think the time for
making that spring yet; Russia can, however and
wiIl do doubt bide her time" We anticipate great
and almost immediate changes in Turkey. We do
ticpate fu6lment Of the Turkish prophecy that the
Mahomedan power is to exist only four hundred years in
Europe, and that the present year completes the fourth
century anticipate the consent Of France and
England Of Austria and Prussia that Turkey should be-
Russian province But do think that the spirit
and temper of the age and the silent but rapid progress
Of ever ) working great and important results in that
most interesting portion of the world.
The debate upon the affairs of INDIA is yet dragging
its slow length" through the House Of Commons. The
principal events of the second nights debate short
and energetic speech from Mr. HUME in favor of Lord
STANLEY amendment; and q very powerful one from
Mr.. MAcAtLAY in support Of the Government measure
he brought the light Of his talents and the power Of his
oratory to bear the question 1t interesting and
remarkable how full and attentive the House
whilst Mr. MAcAULAY spoke, contrasted with the thin
audience Ito listened with effort TO the speech Of Lord
STANLEY the previous night. But Mr.. MAoAULAY
spoke Wit personal knowledge of Hindostan and illus
trated his .owedge with the cearness Of the logcan
the grace a instructive commentary Of the accomplish
ed Of letters and the care, correctness and effect Of
the pract,Cd rhetocian Lord STANLEY the contrary
confessed a his amendment did profess deal with
the great question: How is the future government Of India
to be carried on He did all but confess in SO many
words that lis object and that Of his associates
simply to defeat the Ministerial bill. His discourse may
be regarc in fact labored exerctaton in that style
Of evasiy alectics Of which his friend and preceptor
Mr.. DIsEsELI is so distinguished master. Lord DERBY
when Oxford lately, alluded TO his son as ILLUS sus
deechssmuy. We suppose that Lord STASLEYs amend
meut would win for him yet stronger expression Of pa
rental Election, if either the English Latin language
afforded 0ne for cannot imagine after
Lord DERBYs own heart than that which his is
taking Mr. Golden has spoken ably upon the question,
and showed much Acquaintance with Indian affairs but,
be well Mr. HUME, both to come to the con-
cuson that because the Government measure does not
contain all that is necessary for the welfare Of India
therefore it better to do nothing and postpone the
denable good which the bill does conaito another year
The debate resumed last evening and after speeches
for the amendment by Messrs. RICH, NAPIER SEYMOUR
and DIsRAELI and for the Government measure BY Mr.
BRUCE, Mr. MARJoRrBASKs, Sir c.. WooD, and Lord j.
RUSSELL, the House divided; when 40 members voted
for the amendment and 322 for the Government
eaving majority Of 1872 in favor Of the Government
triumphant vote and much larger majority than
expected out of doors.
The Duke Of NEWCASTLE stated in the House Of Lords
asst night the intentions Of the Government with respect
to the Island Of JAMAICA, which are, send Mr..
BARKLEY Governor in the place Of Sir c. GREY, to
make every effort to retrench the establishment Of the
colony, to place its finances satisfactory basis and
guaranty loan for the colony In the Commons Lord
J. RussELL, in reply TO question: said the French Gov
eminent had agreed to admit all goods intended for the
industrial Exhibition at Paris in 1855 duty free the duty
TO be paid only il the goods remained in France upon sale
after the exhibition sold during its continuance
Lord CLASRcARDE has given notice in the Lords and
Mr. LAYARD in the Commons Of motions in reprehension
OF the doctrines promulgated in Count NEssELRopE,s
Russian manifesto Lord LYYDHURT has also EXPRESSED
himself strongly against the principles Of the Russian
Chancellor.
Nesselrodes circular, it says is spoken Of in Mniste
rial circles in London in terms such as the respect due
foreign Government with whom France is not at war
forbds the insertion Of in journal The Steele antci-
paes that Lord CLANRIcARDEs motion will be carried una
nimousy.
Tuesday was the anniversary Of the Queens corona
ton 1t also the appointed day for the christening
Of the infant prince The Ministers all engaged al
Court, and nothing but routine business was at
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