The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

sAhL hat r.resl.:s Of the y.ss would saass = .
canso agree with the sobls ssriin istas that her Ma
jsss sAstsrs - tirsy for the prseas
that hes bee. aid both By H.r u.j.ssss Ministers s.d
Asr diplomatic aGss abroad has bssn said With ability
b, ss:s y. sh,.s ..s .Ss sss. Aid
nsss have dsaa.aon o. :. .asi.ss, par aiding Sun.
~ tbs hssd brsigs sirs anxious that thsrs
shouh be delay ths subjsst probably 70 morrow
not b too earl, day TO dx for he discussion Il sp-
pears 10 mposabls that Parliament should not thea
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tnus isfg With your lordships psDission, will give
otes at oaes Of my istsnton to bring forward motion
Earl yITzwnIAN.-fhs noble marquis says that the
prsssst state Of thBgs cannot list long. In that
saying becau,s In my opiao. the present state Of
this 60 has already lasted much too IsBg. (Chesr
were di.psssd 70 a.d fault WITH s,s. :y,ss 9 The
sscrsta Of State fer Forsga Affairs II would b. because
he st sssms 70 indicate that there turks In his ad
other Termination to this stats Of thinss than war
has bess announced BY the nobls earl (Euenborough)
drssssd lordsbps do not entirely agree because
Isanpst bssvs that II was quite impossible to avert
- n ::s stag Of the ,ssoa.nons the s;.ss Of s.iass
however, IL question which, however Il may be d.
t.sI.sd !. say na.'s mind, can make no .l.sr.sos
ds.rvs credit for the xaois Of the .ssosticss in which
any ssss psr.
tbsy may have failed, Of this am surs-thst ID the
when the, sa b ssesssd in that war With which tie
be earl On the upper besch has threatened (Csss
rsers y enc point on which Am de,ifo q Of mailing
sarl on the upper bench. The noble earl said, IL
appeared to him that the country NOT faly sssrs
Of the Tremendous character Of the conflict 10 which
about to eogags whether the country Ia aware
oft on net win mot new stop to discuss; but az this
have had, and have the Of having from some Of
the most important communities 10 this sountry--thG
s ss s"a. No. e ,s S @ e 'a. more cor
sga6e (Cbssrs) Whom the nsbs ssrl said that the
PEI pie Of this country NOT fully ths
fdsut ~ did rot to mputs to them unwilling
sess to support the govsrnmeat. dear. hssY) I am
to the people o. tb country and have sdvsd to tbs
lspguass he used only because IL might possibly bs mis-
Lsrd BaAuMosrI oannot help observing that this an
swer given BY noble friend the SECRETARY for Foreign
Aas, H. under the circumstances OF the oAss
nragre than re- ia Desirable We arc still left without
any knnwlstgs whether in state OF war or
peace biuk entitled 10 Distinct informaon this
head and think 20 for this IL stated that
what ID called the Turkish uotS-I the Last
agreed To BY the Conference Of VicnnAshsud BE- sotsd
BY the EmIsror of Russs al further attempts submit
proposals to that government would b. asandoosd Now
Russia has refused to consent the Vienna note and
willing 70 enter into frh negotiations which
Of suoh . nature that 1t WAS utterly impossible
Are arrived Il This poiss, further negotiation Win
the Emperor OF Russia must Be altogether out OF
Il. when n' o. sr:
has refused 70 acospt the proposition tsndssd
ultinAtum- whom he insulss Europe By ossing 90
poss 81 The eleventh hour wAieh he knows must 81
fuied-I ssy that when We have arrived at pont like
this there cAn be other Alternative than o. dit
grace Az this state Of thicgs-K understand my noble
therefore, think entitled 10 know Whistler Ia
have gone out rom th country for the recall
Of cur Minister from st Petersburg and whether ali ne
gotsuons viI DO ended 1t It. Petersburg in the same
mspnsr they ended here lam reluctant % the
sion thia subject referring to the past
HDcs have bad time - read large portion Of the de-
sa for Via. h.. n. %ss
ds but think W have nov arrived at point when
s sss s ss =: s 81 : a s:. s
war, would y highly sulpasls. (H.ar) Lot meet
the stare Of things ~ II stands and not hesitate to
think BE- Going wrong In askug my sobls
friend The Secretary Of Foreign Affairs whether isstrae
tioDs have been sent for the Of our a~bAs
dor fsm St Pstsrsburg and for stopping further nsgo
The Earl OF CtARnnDox-I am sorry nv ncS,s friend
think. the ssswer gave 70 the aosls MARQUIS was ssa
gre IthsughtI .as wesad distinctly to ~ qantio. put
the .ob,s earl (Vf1vlIAm)-Aas IN Hodtne or. Aopss
aid expectations thai freh negotiations meg enysd ino
90 nat peace may a b pressrred Team csvs them boA
scos have, ~ isfansd the noble marquis now been
brousht 70 close ct visona also stated IL my answer
4 a'ion Of tsi fest only u Ia sftsrsp N and Of period
to s to susbh me 10 soomunisA It to my colleagues
40 that therefore Thought 1t bstsr not to snssr
estss but aDxi ~ far posdb to sAtsfy your
thips saural dssTe f iHfo-at beet Iaisd
NO ne ,oe pnepesa's PIT fr,esd By a sove ~lo,ly
aco7aabe-tho Ay could mt Be- trd~swiaed O0asanino
pie oNd that therefore there end Of Aem have no
reason 10 think that ossn nsgstato,s the subsst viii
b rssswsd II 10 true that Ooust OsoR who Il
"A de- n aarh aV
isg executed that particular part OF his ission which
rsfsred 70 the rsAAcns subs,atos bst~eer Assna and
Rusals has RoU prolonged his EAy; but suhat otjec. he
has = THIS really am nno,A TO ak Win respect t.
tbs ots<r question ssksS by my noble friend relative 70 In
ony tell him that q 1t was half past ak ooooS ON
Saturday whom BAroA Bsusow csSd upon me- aaA Is It
soortsd, sbsi ado,t to have previous oomm.sssson
WITH the FSsDch government (hear heAr) It not pos
sbs . the moment 70 send iasFuctioDs to mAistsr
At st. Petersburg but have already held mussA
TIN nth the French ambassador the suosos and in
sscions win e sent to Sir Gewee S5mrv and Gesera. Gas
tbaj TO naoSpU, shich uM place ~x esoly tia
Jossq tie Russian ambassador h<1e dsd diplomatic rea.
tons beSeen the t,oo cossrs and RSsa WI, be suspsdcd
TIE statement OF tAe noble earl evidently made . |
sroSg iDIreslon the House. Their lordships then
adjourned
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
[Ffom the LrooSn II .es, Fec 81
the Emperor Russia had thought proper to Antapsss
TIE last communication OF the Vienna confsrsncs dss
that such mas should be seat such srrand With
ont nAknx s<me aitsmpi 70 give eject to the pacific
VIEW which CouDt Orlof fuppoesd perso~aly 10
t<tain The hopes Of psacs sxoitsd BY Tat mission
eight indeed but 70 one supposed that hs emperor Of
Rssa was Abcut TO osr frssh and deliberate Insult to
every court In Europe, BY passing over In supsrcous
sJsucs the sxerscns which had been made ~ all the
othsr powers for the restoration OF psaos and By ia
mating that he vss himself disposed to treat osly
ssrms radiesl cppossd to every priaoips which those
pewsgs had recognized and esaolshsd Such nevsrths
lss n the trus character Of Count 0rlofs msoa and
nov that the poposisops Of wbioh he the bearer
have Ssnspsd We 90 deserbs hsm in no language tso
strUDg TO cssots thor arrogance and Absurdity.
The oooaitions which Count Orlo TO express the
Erspsrors readiness to treat, four In numbsrthat
Turhish PsApossatisry should proceed 10 the head
quarors Of IT, army to St Petersburg to opsn dres
negotiations with Russa but with liberty 10 refer 10 the
Enssrs q the Four Povsrs that ths former treaties
bstvsen Russia asd the Porto should BE- rnswsd; that
Tarhsy shouA enter isso eagsgsmsa, nst 70 give
ssc'nD 70 political rsusess and hat the Ports shoud
Rnee by declaration. the RsssiAn prrteotorats Of
tie Grssk Chrstan which the fgn Of the nA,rs
DvE,o1s moro uttrly ex9avagans 10 wsuh have been