Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-25
The Earl of Elgin replied by an eloquent speech.

The Earl of Egin replied by an eloquentspeech,
in conclusion of which he said: a.s.ss.
i will only add a word or two with regard TO the
sympathy of the United States of America ior can
ada. The sympathy. of the United States IS the
syrnpathyof nobie and hgh-minded people and
sympathy toward youthful ana
kindred people, who are endeavoring, Win steps
not so unequal as many persons imagine, 10 marcn
side byside with themi the GREER ofmorat and
material Improvement. (Cheers0
The Earl Of Elesmere having propose d the health
of the American Minister, Mr.. Buchanan replied:
My Lords and Gentlemen-ln the name oil my
countrymen,s thank you most cordially for the
kind sentiment which you,have proposed IN tavor
of my country and trnysefas its representatives;
and4my gratitude is due this large ana distinguish
ed company for the enthusiasm, with which that
sentiment has beenieceiyed. This honor will be
fully appreciated on the other side Of the Atlantic.
II my countrymen themselves could have selected 4
the Individually whom such gracious and kind
words should be spoken, am persuaded their
choice would have fallen uponthe noble Earl
He has been among us-he has seen us.at home,
To our virtues very kind. sss5''J
And to our faults allttle blind
There arethouSantS on the other side OF The AT
lantc who will respond TO the universal sentiment
of appreciation in this country. when they lenrn
that his sovereign has conferred upon HIM one oil
the highest and proudest marks OF distinction
which il was in her power 10 bestow. May he
atty denounced by the motto of the garter Will
never reach either his head or his heart. -
In allusion 10 Lord Edin Nj. Buchanan pro-
ceeded 10 say-would to Heaven We had such
governors general III all the European colonies in
the vicinity of the United States. His lordsEip
has solved one Of the most difficult problems OF
slatesma nship. He has been able, successfully
and satisfactorily TO administer amidst many diff
culties, a colonial government over free people,
| shall, with your permission, advert to one other
topic before take my seat.
cannot suffer this occasion to pass without
expressing my qualification with her Majesy's wise
al Ia Rlnrnt Inn in In nj M
mercial rights, during the existing war. 1t IS
worthy of the civilization of the 10Th century, and
worthy of the best constitutional sovereign who
has ever set upon the proud and powerful throne
of Great Britain.
The time will arrive when war against private
property upon the will be entirelypruscribed
by civilized nations, as it has already been upon
land; and when the gallant commanders oil the ma
vies of the world will esteem ii great disgrace
to rob peaceful merchant vessel upon the seas
or the general of an army would now do TO plum
der the private house OF an unodending citlzen.-
The Treaiy,with Turkey.
The following is in substance the treaty Just
concluded between the sovereigns of England,
France aud Turkey: rzs
Whereas her Majesty The Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his
Majesty the Emperor OF tile French, have been
invited by his Highness the Sultan TO assist in re-
melting the attack which has been made by his
Majesty The Emperor of all the Russians upon the
territory OF the Sublime Ottoman Porte-nn at
tack, whereby the integrity OF the Ottoman Em-z
pire and the Independence of the throne OF the
Sultan are menaced, and whereas their MaJestles
are perfectly convinced that the existence OF the
Ottoman Empire in lis present territorial crcum-
scrption is essential Tor the balance oil power
between the states of Europe and whereas they
have accordingly agreed 10 grant 10 the Sultan tue
assistance he had required to this end; 1t has
seemed fitting to their royal and lmpeual Males
ties aforesaid as Likewise to his HIghness the Sui
tan, TO conclude treaty, IN Order to ceflily their
Nplth
define the way and manner in which their royal
and imperial Majestes aforesaid will afford ASSIST
ance TO his Highness.
For this purpose their royal and III perial Males
ties aforesaid and his Highness the ulIan, have
named as their penipotentiaries (here folio" the
names Of the English and French ambassadors anu
that Of the Turkish Minister for Foreign Atars)'
who, having mutually exchanged their credentials
that were found TO be in due form, have agreed 10
the following articles:
Art. /. Her Majesty the Queen OF the unlled
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ahu MS
Majesty the Emperor Of The French, having AREA
DIV al The request OF his HghnesS The Sultan, CIV
en- orders 10 strong divisions of their naval forces
10 repair to Constantlnople 10 protect le Territory
and the flag of the sublime Ottoman Porie' as clf-
cumstances Should require, their SAID 'MaJes'les
enpnge by this present treaty, 10 cooperate 10
still wiler exert with his Highness the Sultan in
The defence Of the Ottoman territory in Europe
and Asia against the Russian attack, by supplying
such number of their land forces as may seem
necessary for obtaining this object.
Their royal and Imperial Majesties will despatch
forthwith those land troops 10 such point or points
OF the Ottoman territory that SHALL appear eliglD.e
and his Highness the Sultan engages that the Brit
ish and French land troops which shall ue sent IN
suchwise for the defence of the Ottoman territory
shall meet with the same irlenuiy IecePuon' anu
be treated with the same consideration as Tie btt-
fish and French naval forces that have been So
iourning for some time past in the turkish watefS
Art. 2. The high contracting parties collectively
engaged TO commu nicate mutually to each other.
yyifhOnI loss Of time, any proposition mat
may be received by them, directly or indirectly on
the pnrt of the Emperor of Russia, respecting The
cessation Of hostilities, whether truce OF peace,
and his Highness the Sultan engages moreover 10
conclude o armIstce, and TO enter into no nego-
tiations for peace, Gs likewise TO entertain no pre-
iimnares of peace with The Emperor oil Russia,
without the knowledge and consent OF the remain
ing high contracting parties
Art 3. So soon the object OF the present trea-
ty shall have been attained by the consiue ration
of treaty of peace, her Majesty the queen Of me
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
| ana his Majesty the Emperor of the Ftench, shall
forthwith adopt measures Tor the prompt withdraw.
al of their forces by land and by sea- such as shall
have been employed for attaining the object OF
the present treaty, and all the fortresses or posi-
lions on the Ottoman territory that shall have been
Professionally occupied by the forces OF England
and France shall be restored TO the authorities oil
the Ottoman Forte within days, 10 De
reckone,i from the exchanges of the Notifications
of the treaty by which the resent war shall have
been ended.
Art. d. Inc present lrSaly snail NC tae'aeu' u"
the raiiiica,ions stall be exchanged as socn as
this can be effected, within the space of
weeks, reckoned from the day OF signing
In virtue whereof, sc.
SPAIN.
scANDALoUs AND CURIOUS DISCLOSURES.
MADRID, March 30.-1t is stated that the ex-
Queen of the French, now nt Seville, tas for some
time past been arranging marriage between
Prince of the house of Coburg (the Roman Catho-
lie branch, it is 10 be presumed) and daughter
of the Infanle Don francisco de Paula. The af-