New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22
Core rpondenes Of The Ny Tribune.

Corrarperdence o The y 7. TflhCns.
LONDON Friday July laD.
With the actual occupation OF the Danuban Princi-
palties and the drawing near OF the long predicted
cr,s the English Press has remarkably lowered its
warlke language and little opposition is made 10 the
advice rendered in two consecutive leaders of The Times
hat the Russians could NOT master their propens
.ty for ciylizug barbarian provinces, England had
"lctttr Ter them DO they desired, and avoid Dis
"urb1nce of the peace by vain obstnacy
Tie anxiety of the Government 10 withhold all iuor-
nation on the pending Turkish question betrayed itself
n a most ridiculous farce acted At the same time in
both HOMES of Parliament In the House OF Com
mons Mr Layard. tLe celebrated restorer of ancient
N.rcyth. BAD given notice that he would move mis-
evening that The fullest Information with regard %
Turkey and Russia should be laid before the House Ga
% L1,icc having been given. tie following scene Oc-
cured in the lower House;
Sir LtNtfD- The uO.icr # my motion vas given for
to uouow. received note yesterday afternoon isang
ur CD " O. thr motion % u lday. th INST Fas not
90 o rttln answer y,terday ttternornin Tact not
'.l Ibis norli1g To my rpnse, ind fld wtnDut my
knowledge was n the House yest rday for find from
fte notices 81 motions printed with the votes thar hr.
ayaId pottponed his motion from Friday fhe -h % VI m
dos I'M II scarcely lair that independent mem-
trrs should 0e tre4 teC ia this way.
Sir GLAu-lO,f--I 90 not know by whose direction or
authority the notice of p0,pnnrment wa placed on ina
oi the House Oh one tng can assure the hDn.
rtmitr thai whatever vas done MAS done in psriect
Nr L.rla0-I should Ike to know who pu' that notice
O puuene0t the paper What reason nave you tor
.,t-itiI 3 fhe motion H. Moudayi
Mr. GfAD.ro,E-An naispo-itiOn Of Lord Russell
ST. LAfAh9 then withdrew Ls motion until Monday.
Mr Dl,RAtLI-Ihis aPpe.rs 70 me an arranZ snsnt Of
hes. which requires e1paIaiOn the part Of tbs
Goyrrumenthe more 80 as ths India Bill too. contrary
70 a.fesu.elt, IS placed ola The notes Dr tomorrow
Aver pause
sinner but awaiting himself Of Dir G sdsone. suggestion
declared that be had acted With regard h SIR LayArd with
th- l,st tahhtioas ~ nh U0'td
The opposite sde Of The medal exhibited in the
ton oi'poor lttr Russell hd nothing b. DO with the
t, o. tie Marquis Of C4A.card- similar % that OF hr
iaysrl, and likewise announced for Friday after hal
sb-soy several times been adjourned on the Request "
Lora BnoroH.a rose with the assurance that he had
not Ii.ated with any member - the hlisry oJt
tfst De- found the notion OF Lord ClaIrcard-. announced
ior tomorrow most inconvenent in the present state II
affairs For THIS would refer 10 as Secretary Tor ofsSn
Affairs.
woulG be L-n-r mischief Inconvenience l ll DIS
cusi o ,he -uoec u pre.eut Negotauons wers going
bit s,er lfe various Fo-igonemeuis he i7t tntt NJ
ought Lot % again noble friend p withdraw
notion. 1T Ain--i- Ia reply him
.sy ,tblz than tlat which A:s Disc Of public duty
allowed Nevertheless. Dr. would ask bis noble friend
Whether ~ would on ec to AZ least poponng me notion
Jill. Moil4y neat Il being convenient % have tns Dis
cu.son "a both Houses al The time an. Llr1 !.
k--srll b. x extremely un~eL'
Ft-l Of EIls>ErHoror- The noble Margr. 0pDos -
would only exercise q sound discretion be deferred not
or.y 20 Monoay bur generally wi'hou fixing u pressa.
- cav Tor the motion Of which be has given notice for %
uUrIDv-
Loro DfpaY-He had been taken by surprise ind.
1s t-e NOBLE hsFq-s bringing ths question under con-
, r.or ard Be coacur-ed entirely slih the views Of tne
rOh.- Ear.. h .-l1oroLRh
Iar GEiI-Afrer the declaration Of Lord Clarendon tie
r!,r,y OF posryouilk dis ussion INST Js Obvious ~
ey-rv one
~. 1arel-. 81 ClzuFicarde then withdrew h motion.
ttrl FrlHILILtN-He would ak whether tbs Russian
man TO- tie Cecl8Tat0n III hay against IIrsey,
ca-,o June t.. authentic
I.rI lIAHEs Dos lie had received Tia document rom
ill., Fs...fy " Mister al - Petersburg.
4r % NuNi.GrEY-It was due % the dignity " their
J. - that hi should BE- assured BY Government 4
r I.rtcr 20 prevent, % far - Il cOld. sllE -s,,
,ior t.Ar 2 place n orday n the other Holse
Lar. Vi \ lEEylie and his c0llelyle W04a sksr
cis- s1y inference ihey possessed 20 Do tnsE IJ'i r
prev-Itng hat clsousson
To resume: The House Of Commons i hrs' made 20
sdouIn discussion By fraud Then under The pretense
that the House vi Commons bad adjourned discussion
the House Of Lord. Is made 20 DO the zane. Then the
noble Lords resolve postpone the motion ad zfat
INN; and lastly. the dignity Of the noblest Assem-
by on tbe ee ofthe earth requires that the Commons
100 should postpone the motion ad iafHRHm.
On an Interpolation from Mr Lidden Lord Panerston
declared in the same sitting:
IL. recent obstruction OF the navigation Of the Suina
Cua Il the Danube, had been caused by the fen's
cscuuce u tie AteEs Vi Ls ryer having oyeEloSed