The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

! On. tfat ID most rDoray'.s ...e.~ -,
70 the rese Ii time ne serious blow hos bern struck
ut 16ssfs by the feIccs of Fran Q sn1 Eu ,land.
The deisy Of tte Anglo Frtn army ia jda 'Hg
Omsr Pdcba TN ths Danube, before che Russians
were cfpsD ont OF the Pl,rcpaItfies. Il most "a.
Toying Circumstance, and r<fects bus Little cr.stt
IN the governments Of + aoce aud EnFi nd. Tia
Turks openly fauut TIE Engli,h an. Fren h With
'teir cogarcly delay. TIE Z ,glish press toy 20
CLOS the mater over b. asserting tha. the non-
'iguity OF tie English and French soldiers
t. the Turkish army of rded tho latter
moral support and cowed the Russ,sn forvse
The cauke Of the DELAY was. undoubtedly the tgfs-
nous arrgnGfm MS for moving tue ar ny. First
the English could not move for want of II lery,
std tfeo the commissrist arrangements ere "a.
ibe Whole Of tie correspondents OF tie London
pr-ss 81 the Sat OF decisra ttat the whole o.
nc military sffangemen's. from G tim, the Eng
lish uooi left Ma.sa. ~efa most scaU0eIoas. Wele
titse tuDrtrg arIau Semei Il Cilfni entail?
ttat N toe question. Without striking b =, toe
ErF!jsh nd French have now lett VarDa for the
Biscb Sea- and n the military srfang mems foe IN
vacirg The C'iriea ar DO Of tie toun What such
sn aIgsm rf bave been from the first, scme di.as-
tei IN ibe Etgl'si vii asyur.oiy cccnr. 4@
fpe CLss cesos OF tbs Exec eqners las. finaccial
a'fs,eeuf n'a won'd astm To impy that bs nts no
.tong T. 81 81 eedy term,os,ion 20 the var. Fse
Ftetch eossri mept esidsc uy calculates on long
aud Seeuuctlve esr CSC len. tters Is eyers sson
to heitve, II DOT be csjsled toto joiaiog the West
en- Poseyf She poftsses g. have IN desire for the
,tstorstip. Of FiCjaac IL tue s <edish Gro sp and
op,r y actno .lejges her fear declare 4gai oct
Rgssia, on account OF tue fatoies of gland.
Prues,a processes tho same sentiments. it ~ said
thar Fisics has guar srt@e1 Austria Der Italian do
nip'ula, and II Is feared hat this |. on, part of
The pr G which thu Western Powers will have to
lay for the support q Austria Lord Ga endon
tss derls,eo, VI the House Of Lnrcs, that Austris
en only acctoe to policy that is agreeable to her
interests. " Erisnd sanctios STE pnrc5ase OF tho
tut'fisn hii-bcs, 10y supporiog her la her hx efui
dcmiI iou over Italy Hungary, sse deserves
svt''s,fipg ex.ciad u. it rs scafc-iy possible 70
believe st.t Eng ish min sters will ever haze the
effcnfey 10 think ~ sn a thing. r
Tie de-paich,s from the Bri ish authorities ct
Gre5fo u 10 . er government, relative to the bonn
hsTrusut If tfat sogn By the Aueuc ,na, we're de-
,veseo 81 Lor doa shs morning, and toe Eagit~h 60
couDse 1T to- bomtarcmcpt sppear IL t,-day's "a
ptrs. Tee ACCOUNTS will ocsison great On cite
nett. TIE dss ac-es arc dead ag s,nst the A'rsIi.
cans sobt Bill feg,ef- just 5ow trat cfrcum-
sis cfs prevent him ri gong 70 wsf with Bother
Jos s'ban, ind say that IL Jon athnn Is allowed to
.oon H. 'his IN sinner he will have Caba.
ne mioistfs Arepptto PIT as good face ~
f"tsibse on treir misc able failure In Par lament
,nis .e.ton, aoo tie poor little Quees Was brought
uosn'o the House, ~ith all the re OF royalty
'"rttle the cars OF the country by dsdverisg tie
wfst bel iafc'cal prorogatign speech in pScprjs
tf7stnn. Eefry nis. rsb'e triug ths; che mimi tses
.uceedcd N scompIishfcg da,ing the ss>sicn w~s
'ue, 81 " VI the speech. She first cxuitI0gy staAeds
~ course, tee spcc ~ of TIE Slls.a 5llistt>
sp6 ~ tbs Danufc against Russia. 6be then spoke
- tie passing If The act for removing the l-glsla.
'ipe TesG ic.,or upon The coAstius AIDE OF q eot
Ri sin, of TIE ntw plan of psyica the woole
Of the ,cve,ue trtot treasury before the expe0se
81 collecting j. paid sud to the msans Adopted foe
thu better ~ verD ue.t Of 0xfort Universally, and -
re act pssftd against bribery. .f '- - 18ss1
MkcsuIey, the wbig histoftsLs 6octlire Ia. that Il
10 sufficient fraise TO government II Il Il . suc-
s.ful administrative one; but 10 an advancing are,
like the preatDt one, Ccve rme nj utterly f~s un-
t II tas ability and power TO- amend the lass an4
Dtstptop ~ make them suitable to the altering Ard
rs.icy progressive spirit a. the times. tbs ability
sDo loser the c0siivion ,abicct coes OF pOoseua.
A government commis-icp has recently booo In
qu'rinR ito plans TO- tie be ter management ~
III fo-t ONE, and II has ecomme odd that couor
ny postmaster shonIt sppciot their Q "a subofdi-
stss, o. d that the Postmaster General shood ap-
'oi.t p Gvinc,aI possmestsfs At tho p esens time
AL shste appointments are made BY tie Twasury 10
etItJtA ssdisHtbtsry voters. Tho scheme pro
uc,td Nh fssl because tie Postmaster General 10
pf teal pNtipsr. and baa 40, tina sigh'est inter.
-. n TIE trfesjon Of sfe Post Office, because his b
ros psrmebspt appointment TITS oc'y object
w be 70 crafty poiticai fr,rn = a,d u get a. macy
~ rs ce cepte ard the deoendeo t. OF bs sr,ends
i,so eli the good befths Of the Post 0face, ~ rs
ran. w, IN he Marquis Of Clanncarce wac Post-
nlhsssf C.ne,sj he did roth,ng but iutrcdu,e
lot ~ iesr, Irish connected with bis propet; IN
Etisnd. These were Introduced In sucn tmmsnso
,nmb~rs sbst they formed class by themselves,
:. Il SAA-s>. CiA-lio~aSs. Se:.-l-x ~L r Il Ia
roGt Once uAa1 ouGAt . - until pgcmee3oa lro0