The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20


intrigue has been unusually active this ssss as ran
sedsaveriag to siiSs tia Fsnch NHissrs and ffxn~s
Louis Napoleon into . vaslia lag poF'oo' " " "a
planned.
Ioypo, Friday Tsb. o. 1854
Rup,rs Ba,Oy, he Wss.srn Po0ers and Rus'a
Of us Rssisu lysbsssadors-D-S~e ~ eaT'''"~A-i~s
Eastern Question -frsao ARerf-TM A~e'ss" 49,
DIR Ahsza-Am<icsH SutJaa sH <s"sa-oouH o'cDs
Aisson, de-
The crisis has come at last Baron Branov ~ LONDON
and Baron KisseIeR Paris havs demanded their pAas
ports and left Losdoa and Paris dmuiAssous'y That
great she dplonaust Princes Lever, has also packed
M her boz net boxes AID IL 70 Brussels bat 10
port spears trus cssaot ain long there
Tho reason Why the two Russian An demanded
their passports because the reply 70 the Emps,ors de-
and OF explanations relative 10 the satranss Of the
fleets into the Black ssa not sasasory In last
oonmunioatsn made you acquainted With the nature
Of the expar aons demanded yet the Gar has not
thought At TO give any whatever to the last pro
position Of the Porte (ths called Redolis usmasuu
20 that rhsrsls stin outlet for him. The Queens
speech sun talks of prospects Of psass but everything
denotes war. This opinion shared BY oil parties The
NEXT step win b. the recall Of Cir a. Seymour and
General Castslbsjas st. Petersburg and thsn for
NAL declaration Of war.
On the sight Of the opening of Parliament the Eastern
brief anayns Of the debate In the Lords the Marquis
Of Canrioars ATTACHED policy of the govornmea and
complained that In the speech itself 1t not stated
whether ut war or not. We were On the eriax
OF great war, which arm attitude on OUT part might
have prevented He then entered into narrative OF tbs
Msn.ohiso mission aad the aggressive course pursusd
By Russia He prospect OF peace now, and Rus
Via was silly enough - 60 to with the Western Pow
sr tcsrainly should not be for the renewal OF -esa.s
which had led to the present cimeultes.
Lord Clarendon said that until tho papers wsrs laid on
the table he dsprecated = discussion. IL. could say
however, that Russia did not accept the tsrmn chat
noy proposed by Turkey she would he th soils OBJ
stacle to peace and her would et tbs who rsspon
Bisy Of he hoped that whsu the corra' 7ondesos
On question had been read it would be ouna thai
nothing had bsen insonssent With the honor and
dignity Of the country.
The Earl of Malme,bury called their attention to a
very remarkable omission In the Qusens speech No
mention vas mae Of England acting In consert with
Austria and Prussia
Earl Grey thought that the whole policy Of tbs govern
ment stood In need Of full explanations.
Lord Derby made very long speech against the gov
errment He said that whilst We pro'essed to bs ct
peace actually at The Earl OF Aberdeen dc
Tended himself against the charge Of bsnE tool OF Rus
MA, and declined giving any explanations PAlmertons
rsGspation and resumption OF sfhos
In the Commons the debate was not warm. There
sssmsd to be On understanding to Wait till the Pars
msntAry papers the subject had bseu ssentsd Lord
John Russell thanked the Houe for it moderation Hs
sNd that the conduct OF Pince Muschikof had shown
shat Russia had added n unjust and psj In
vas!op conduct which he eeud not but oharscerzs as
fraudulent Both In the Lsrds and Commons der-
able pains taken 70 white vash Prince Aes Of the
charges brought against him. Pslperston did NOT speak
The gallant Sibthorp observed that he regarded the
Up sech from the throne continuance Of Ministers to
cover their own Ubiquitous practices.
Two enormous blue booksfths pondencs ths
Eastern question between oil the diploma At Vienna
London, Paris st. Petersburg, and oonstantnopls
yesterday laid upon the tables Of both houses and copies
sent to each member. The great debAss will ooms OF
shortly unless actual war cun 1t of.
The mission of Court Orlof-ths bosom friend, tho
sr ego Of iohtlas- still the great topic Of tbs day.
He has had various interviews with the young Austrian
Emperor, and the most contrad,tory anoat
to the real object Of his mission 1t ID quite clear to
sensbls that his object In to induce Austria and
Prussia to Join Rusha against the Western Powers 1t u
difficult to what Austris will do Der interests
ought ind her to resct the Russaa propositions
fear abe viii mott axd yet the Austrian journals have
now taken view more favorable to Ahsring to France
end England than formerly The Prince Of Prussia In
said to be decidedly against Prussia joining Russia. I
impossible for these Powers to remain neutral In OF
. European
Atsw days must row decide the question.
The American Ambassador was not present atthe opsn
ing OF Psris ment only "full dress ad nitted.
Bee an article this question in this days Daily Ns
That journal Of yesterday contains the sorrespon
dsDcs relative TO the incarceration Of American sub
ject BY the Austrian authorities to which alluded on
former occasion.
Asa play off TO Count orloHs mission, Louis Napoleon
4. NJ \ al m
10 Brussels where he has been received With great no.
nors. Kios Leopold will, 1t is said, join EuSand and
France in the coming struggle Denmark and Sweden
arc actively armins
essraphic despatch has just bsen received here from
nndoubed authority from Coosssntinople 1t Ia dated
January Esd 1t announces the return to the Bephorus,
70 their old anchorage at B.ycos Of the combined fleets
from Black Sea- Their return had created the great
pst assonishmsnt Constannople Why they have sud
denly returned hsrs. Perhaps thsy feared
the Russian nees intended coup de main on OonstAnti
nops. This is simply ooojs,,urs.
tslsgraphic despatch from Vienna, dated last night
ys that 10 reported there that the Emperor OF Austria
has declared to Count OoG II At the Russians crosa tbs
Danube hs will consider It declaration Of war Austria
adds the report insists the adoption OF the last propo
hors do Wish you to b'lisve more OF this re port
than IL dsestlbls; still 1t comes from well informed
quarter
Conxoh are ut eok.
Our Paris Corr dependence.
PARIS Fsb g. 1854
The Easrn Queion- Maons Of Prince Napoleon 10 B7a
sells and Count Orlcg to Tenna-Adhe'ion Of Ohsn9r
nser Lanoriciere AID Bedeau 10 the Bourbon Prinoes
Arrea-HeanA Of the Empres-Ar. Fctld R<csrdei for
Pas,o e Bih Of tie Royal Household sep te.,o,ea
The Emperor and N. Rariyraon. the jesuit
At the date OF my ast letter oerAin;- lit
n K,ss els6 nha ard vftn
de rHu,s the word and received the last that
cec,de. mis- immediats departure The Minister Of reign
Affairs did not conceal from the CHus representative
that had given to protest the Turkish
voys and stop those Of Russa which formed the prin
cips points Of the explanations dem anded by the Cs
These instructions TO have been renewed again
the 18Th. and learn, norsoxer that they As alr.AiE