Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

relative ID the state OF negotiations Tor an ami
Cable adjustment of the differences between
Russia and Turkey:
Lord ID. STUART wish to put question Ia
the noble lord, the member Tor London, on a
subjec. M, only interesting to this country. bu,
TO Europe at large. A nolice relating 10 the
Eastern question has been for some time stand
ing upon the business paper of the House. in
the name 81 the honorable memter Tor Ayles
bury. (Mr Layard.) which notice was oripi
nally placed upon the paper IN my name. The
honorable mcmber for A, lcsbury has more
than once shown desire 10 bring this impor-
tant subjec, before the House. but has waived
his intention IN consequence d the express
wish of The government. WHO thought il would
be inconven,ent TO the public service that the
Question should be debated IN parliament at iba,
particular time.
Since then some time has elapsed and nego.
tiat,ons have gone on, anil. it is understood.nre
s'ill going ON between tbs country mud all The
courts OF Europe with relation 10 the dGtren.
ces wlieh have arisen between The conrfs oi
St. Petersburg and Consiauinope. Now !
do aot wish to ask my noble friend To fix AT
present dsy when the subject may he d..
cussed. hu, Aha, ! wish To know is, whether
he will, before The prorogaiion of Parliament,
which cannot BIZ very long delayed. appoint
day when my hon. frien {. the member for
Aycsbury may make hs molion,and when the
question may be discussed, or when, at least,
the government will be- prepared to make
statement, explaining to the House and 10 the
country the present state of our relations with
reference to the different powers OF Europe
Lord j. Russell Upon the last orcaslon
when this important subject was mentioned.
the House concurred with her Majestys gov
eminent III opinion that II was not desirable 10
hsvea discussion on il in The present state Of
the negotiations. am quite ready, however.
to give to my noble friend aud tothe House oil
the Information which 1t is ut present IN my
power 10 afford. Hear. hear When the
ambassador OF the Emperor OF Russia left Con
stantinnple, ii appeared To her Majesty's gov
ernment that it wns desirable that there should
be conference Of all the great powers Of Eu.
rope, in order TO endcavor TO arrive nj terms
which might put an amicahle termination to the
differences between Russia and the Sublime
Porte.
1t was the opinion OF Austria that II " az MOI
desirable Ia have such conference while the
matter remained IN safe OF diplomatic rea
tom; that 1t would rot be desirable Ia have
such conference, unless the Emperor Of Russia.
by invading The puntipaiitts, should for Tine
al least. put an cad 10 the STUN qua oi Europe
When that event occurred. the government OF
the Emperor OF Austria, IN conformity with its
previous declaration. expressed ,s Willingness
TO hold a conference.-the ut Vienna sun moned
the representatives. ofthe other great powers
oil Europeto attend. Tor The purpose of confer
ring upon the affair oi Russi, aud Tu, key
The Minister of Russia ii not attend. hui the
Ministers of En- land, France, and Prussia a,
fanIaI n rnt,E
then agreed on, which in the opinion of the re.
representatives. of tho four great powers might
be accepted with honor by The two govern
menis OF Turkey and Russia
Those terms have been assented To by the
governments of England aud France. and nc
cording To our belief ave been transmitted
from. Vienna to ST Petersburg md to Con-
stsnt'nope In this state OF affairs, think the
House will feel as strongly If not more strong.
~ than before, that IT is quite impossible eth
or Tor me TO Gay that II Is desirai lie 10 have a
discussion on these affairs now. or to fix a day
Tor any discussion. AS the time for the proro
gatioh OF Parliament approx, hes. her Maize
ty'sgovernment will he ready to g We every in
formation consistent With their duty, with res
pect to them. Hear. hear.
Mr.. Disraell-l wish to inquire whe.he,
her Majestys Ministers are induced to be-
lieve there is any particular time when an
swers will be returned by the governments Of
Russia and Cans antnople 10 the terms pro
posedi
Lord ]. Russell SHOULD not like To be res
possible for naming any particular time.
do not know how many days may be required
for the consideration Of the terms submitted ia
the two governments. | should think the
proposition most probably left Vienna on Sun.
day last, and therefore the right hon. gentle
man will be able 10 calculate for himself the
probable lapse of time before answers will b,
returned.
Mr.. Disraeli, after short interval rose s. said
There was phrase in the noble lords answ OF
TO the member OF Msrylebone which appear
ed somewhat obscure on this side of the House
The noble lord said thai proposition agreed
ON at the conference in Vienna had received
the appreciation of the gov ernmenls of France
and England. inferred at the time that the
proposition had, of course, also received the
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