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

10 the ressnt time NJ serious bow has been struck
| IT Russfs by she feices Of Fran sa1 En ,land.
The deIsy Of tie ArgloFren army ia j,ia,Dg
Omsr Pacba TN tbe Danube, before The Russians
were cripeD ont OF the P,rc'paifies. Il most 80.
Toying circumstance, and rejects bus lttl- craft
q, the goveromcnts Of + aoce and Engl nd. Tia
Turks openly fauut tie English an; Fren h with
teir coTarcly Delay. T.le ,glish p,ess toy 20
gioSs the mater ossr BY asserting tha. the ..pn-
,ieuity Of the English and French soldiers
t. the turkish army of rded the latter
moral support and cowed the Russ,sn forces
The cause Of the DELAY was. undoubtedly the tufa-
NOUS arrsDGf mtnts for mOving tue ar ny. First.
the EDglph could rot move for want 0f Il lery.
std t1ep the commisa6rst arraogemeats ~ere b "a.
lbe uhoe Of TIE correspondents OF tNe LONDON
pi-ss ~ the sat OF wa dfclsre ftat the whole Of
ue minsuJy sI'angemens, from te tim tbs Erg-
lish uo0f left Ma.ia most fcGUo alDus. Wele
tiese tupglirg arIau eme ii wilfnl ntal?
ttat N toe question. Without striking q ow the
EIEljsb and French have now left Varoa for the
Biacb SEA; and II the military srang mems for In-
vacirg tha C,imea ar DO oe ;tef toan What such
sfi sBg. m r- bave been from the first, eeme as
tti u 'bc Ergl'sl vii assureoIy cccnr. .
fns Cbss cesios OF tos Exc eqner's last fnaocal
.toug T. ~ sieedy termination 20 the var TIE
Fetch goeert mept eeder rtly calculates on long
AID GftuIctive Sso len .ttcrs Is eyery reason
to h.li've, II oo' be csjaled toto jonlog the West
EN- PoeeJa She oitsaes o. have desire for the
itstorstfqn of FillauG 10 tie ) <edsh Gro sn, and
g opry acknowledges her fear to declare 4saias
Russia, oD account OF the tatnes ness OF Eiylani.
Prussia processes tho same sentiments. It ~ said
ths' Fiotce has puarsutee1 Austria her Italian do
mic'ola, and II Is eareG hat this L. only part Of
the pTi which the Western Powers will have to
: ny for the support of Austria Lord Cia sndon
ss declared, VI the House Of lorns, chat Austrfs
VII nply accede to policy that is agreeable 10 ber
inteiee's " Epaisnd sanctions pnrcaase OF tho
austrian allsIcs, by suppoTIipg her la her hs sefui
domr iou over Italy ato Hungary, deservess
evt'is>tiDg excla,i u. It IS scafc-iy possible 70
believe si.; Eng ish min sters will ever hage tho
efifrnfe'y 10 think ~ 81. j thing.
tht de-paich's from the Bri ish authorities ct
CreJto 10 o. err government, relative to the hom-
hsYouepr If ttat go1n By the Arer,c an were de-
jiveseo OF LoI don shs morning, and tos Engitsh
counts of tne bonitarcmept sppear Ia t,.day's Oar
PER-. Tee accouuts will oc;sslon great ex cite
ne,t. The dts atcnes are dead sRs,nst tho A-r.si.
caia !obt B,li regrets jGst bow trat rircum-
.fric.s prevent him n going 70 wss with Brother
Joy hiban, and say that IL Jon ithan Is allowed to
20 on H. this m .nner b. will have Cuba.
lie ministtrs attempt TO pat good face ~
possible on trer m,ssl able fcilu'e IN Pariarcrt
iais se.t'or, and tie poor little Once brought
uoep'o the House, ~ith all the Rewga~s oil tOysity,
so'ictle the Of the country BY ds,iverieg sse
wfst bttl fa'c'cal prorogatian speech In pSovrja.
irsthn. Ever miserable t-iog ths; tbs tess
sucteded N 8 complishicg dasing the sessicD va
ue, e. " IN the speecn She first cyuitOgiy sta1ed,
~ course, tie spcc ~ of tne Sultsa 6jlia<t.
sDS ~ the Danuto agaipst Russia. 6be then spoke
- the passing of the act for removing the l-glsla
tire rss ic!'or upon the coastfne ade OF 9 ea4
EIilhiD, of tie NV plan of psyica the w,ols
Of The ,evetue toto treasury before the expeuse
of collecting i- paid. sud to The meaos Adopted for
tbs hetter government Of 0xford University, and 70
tie act psssed against bribery. - sa.
NscauIey, the whg historians doctlice ia. that Il
10 tbf1ciebt paiee TO- government II Il Il . suc-
.fs.ful administrative one; but in an advancing age,
like the prsaeps one, ccvc mt utterly fstls an
h% if has ability and power to- amend the aNs an4
DttDtiop 20 make them suitable to the altering Ard
rssicy progressive spirit q the times. thus ability
sno er the coalition ,abicet coes OF p0esesa.
government commis-ion has recently bssu In
qu'rinR iso plans for the be ter management a.
III Po@t Once, snd II has ecomma ods that couor
Try rossussstrs shonI6 sppciot their "a subord-
tsttp, ., that the Postmaster General sh00id ap-
oirt p Gvrc,aI possmssters At the esent nme
al shsSr sppointmspts are made by toe Tv~sary %
coyrutt .s1isHtntsry voters. The scheme pro
~iii fasl because tie Postmaster General -
psl teal pstiesr, end bss not the sigh'est inter
ss' n TIE ton Of sfe Poet Office because Ms y
nos . ptrmspspt appointment. hts ony object
~i be 70 crafty political rrp a1d 70 get az macy
IT rie de, cebts ard the deoendeets OF bs sreuds,
icio sill the good besths Of the Poet Once, A. hs
can. w, sp 'hs Marquis Of Clanric.rce was Post
n,hessf Csns,d he did roth,Dg but introduce
los ~ rese, Irish connected with his propert; IN
Ieispo. These ~ere Introduced In sucn immepse
uumb&ys sbst they formed class by themselves,
sd N. C~As- Cia.lio~l~s. Ho.li.-g wL q, sks iaA
Poet Once What b cuGAt - - until pgOunee1oa Eow