The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
Our London COsresponAsnce.
LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. L, 10


LONDON. Tuesday. Aug. l, 1854
Hfsrs<viaf Endure .srpsnfs - Lsrd Polmersfo,
and Hs Vs>ss-d Mo Ministry P,obabe--Dt
r.orssisGtiw Of the EngisA Military Servies.-
The English c"Uairv in a CGargs- Fatalit
amongst the Rssuan 'ie~erai O6eers- D,sco~ssr
IN The Allied Camp The fasaTection IN Spai
--Fe~chmen the Orsasi sers of the Rising !
Msds1d-Ths Qsssn's Projected Yisa to Paris {
1856.
In spite of ministe = snccess In obtaining, With
out division, three Dilions TO carry on the Wa
during the recess. ~bi seemed so near At hand
speculatio0s among the clubs are rife whether th'
cabinet, a. at present constituted possibly reacl
the desired haven ater all Ia safety ~ IS nov
thought that Lord Paimsrston believes he may
with honor, shake OF te dust rom nus iee'' s"o
omit il. He has b.l on calamity through thescss'on
and s.eu his co,,.spn all bat safely landed, with
80 ~ ,.,se r,,,tioa 4, taeir pockets; he has
stooa thouch ,r,,bshiJ not without finching-the
,,ero.t,aI syowerbati % 10 Abcrdeen's speeches,
AID tbro.rah evil r paft md good he has quietly
held Che even tenor Of his way; but there Is limit
beyond viii ii Lord Paine ston's admirers cannot
s,l,y even him 70 pass and this Ii init is nov sup
posed 20 be attained Ia me open hostility which,
In the very face Of Parliament, Is exhibited by Mr.
wilson, a subordiua'e II he ministry. Lord Dad
lev Stuart, one Of ire metropolitan members
brings forward IN tlsa, tho object OF which is 80
p,evea. the nego,.tio,, in England, Of securities
ssoea by Russia lhis motion 10 supported by Lord
rdmsYSt6n In Uro o; those speeches which he
II, so % well h0s - make. and which never fail
- teq.lgats the Holsp Of Commons. !" [
s!ea soPPo.t this ciii,' ito says, because ii ap.
esrs 50 ne TO be f'uad1i on general principle.
" ich il is exec. doggy important to ma;ntsia.
Us, central prineIl- l., that subjects Of the realm
aai lot, in time Ut war, b. allowed to furnish ia.
.sfnJ y tn The means Of carrying on var agaiust
us.'
Nix, wilson, The Secret, Of the Treasury, Ono,
ia lie cabine) Opposes the bill purely com ner-
ss grounds and 51carD tnat TO carry it. an entire
remodeting of TIE law Of high treason would he ne
oessary Woereu1o siJs my Lord Palmcrston,
such au euuebt IL teer hOnrense!" "The OBJ
lect Of this bill" cootna-s tie noble lord, amid the
ringing cheers Of she use, ''is simply thisthat il
the emperor of Russia endeavOrs to negotiate a
losh Ia Europe, To Il our soldiers and sailors, to
destroy our CONNER AVID 70 frustr ate our national
policy at least Englshmen scall not contribute TO
tue resources o. the enemy; their merchants and
atactaieys sh Ill not ~uppl. nm with powder and
bait. acd ships Of war. and othe implements Of
dcstcootion. Any argument to the contrary IS
sheer nonsense. Is Is foun led on tho principle on
which We know th- Dut b admiral proceeded, wao,
IN interval III lnll during Q naval action
sold powder ~ the enemy! an a. fond ~
any man Of enc"ur sging commercial enterprise;
but for heavens rake do not let US yield to this ped
cling system, which puts pocket against honor,
which sets up balance sheet against national in
terests. and which 10 down tho best feelings OF
The cruhtry into . mere question Of pounds, shA
hngs and pence" Il Ia difficult TO describe the
tbusiastc reception the House gave TO these words
IT." said my informant, the Gear believes rs to
be mere nation Of rho keepers, regardless, in our
commercial spirit, Of our national Independence
fr,sv1 tkl0 han NJ fhA nf
mons, from the mouth Of Lord Palmerston aud
from the sOulstirrirg cheers with which his words
wore received. the Emperor Of Russia has had his
answer"
Blu. the grave question arises, who Is 70 20 out
tits thought quite clear somebody must. MIR. Viii
san, subordinate, would have hardly gone 80 far
without feeling be vas we'll supported Ia the Cabi
net; lDsd Palmer-ton would have scarcely used
such strong language. without being prepared for
tne worst. Il IL generally supposed. therefore,
that be WIN be the party to rcsign; and If he
doeH. ia il possible for Lad Aberdeen 80 unpopular
A. he is, to hold his 6 ound "a Pfenlcr who never
opens his mouth but TO drag his colleagues through
the mud. aud thro~ cold water on the great cause
which Is appermoet N MI men minds Then by
Way OF making matters s0e-e, there il Admiral Bcfk-
ley. one Of the A m'ralsy Lords reading ia the
presence Of all Europe for to DO in the House Of
Conn COS is the sane--Iettora from S,r Charles
Napier, he and Adm al Chais, recording tiier
opsho, that Cronssrsdt Is i'm Jregnsble. II il only
imprEI able, say g Q people, because the ministry
have been i0dinsrent or asleep, aud have net CUP
piled tie feet with materts proper to assat il. In
fact We ere all running into stxcs and sevens. Oar
dsFiiog Charley, evsb, Is losing ground in public
g 'ia,stion; and WHISPERS about bis antecedeuts
p,ejadicial to bis Judgment, are beginning TO bs
lAsts,ea TO After sli, some are heard 70 say
Are was q mere baCs'ele ard an instance only OF
Successful recklessness What the Admiral Gays
about CrAnsta II is only what others az ain aud
again. said before. and were laughed at by him for
t,cif folly. He, who ~as goog 70 blow up all before
him, now hnds, as Others previously asserted, TINT
granite Is harder and tougher than timber; ard 40
beave feet In he Baltic hes as still as sw an on
the ornamental waters Of tue Regents rssk.
The conduct Of Austria, tco, Is enough to drive
people mad. To ray that the ministry should have
cisregafut Power that can bring 500 600 ar med
men ictc the field, and which could have left the
Aasio. French amy fiec for Sebastopol and the
Crmea, is too much. II something beyond the
STATE. quo-tte expulsion Of the Russians from the
Principaiities-is 70 be desired, II was necessary
II possible, to win Austria to the Western Alliance;
bat when specustHrs don't succeed, il is only natu
raj that everybody should blame everybody, and as
the ministry, in free couatrv, arc supposed 10 be
especially set up 70 DO abused, in addition to the
Baltic aud Black seas, the Em ,re Of Austria is duly
ttsosn ut their ieadA But the great psnacea is
nov TO incorporate sae Turks under Ecropcsn COM
msnd. SIM they have fought 20 well without
either eaocs TO their fest, money in their pockets
repean commanders selected at random, VIVA.
vii they not do, IL ID argued, when well fed aud
clothed. and superntended by an efficient staff
Our own uen are almost too good for powder, bu,
th<sc Orcntals like II, or laugh at it, and onl need
TO be pro. eriy directed. 50, John Bulls three mil
bo.s are to go and clothe. feed and shoe the
turbAced Turk and thus carry fire and slaughter
amongst the baybarous Russians.
Meanwhile, il wouln be ~ well il We set atoa,
reforming our own military system LITTLE.
court martial has just been held at Windsor in tire
i6sh ginent OF foot, which eylnces the deplora
tie r'oFuls which exists In the English mess room
Two young outenants, tho oldest nos four aud twun
W. sp undergoing their trial. The youngest a Dol
o. twenty, is bullied by the elder, and breaks hi.
bead With q candl+s'irk, and Is, therefore, Brought
I, tia. by bis Colonel. 10 has defence he crut-
Il sies the elder. wbose na,ne L. Green. that he
likewise. In put on biz trial; and such disclosures o.
vice, ard brna liy, and bullying. and gambling, are
mace tiai the whole regn~os Is impdgrcd. aud The
Col0tl bimaef win probably oe brought TO cou
D,sriinl But the wort II IL all IL that the 10th ia
Oily supposed TO be mere unfortunate. not mo c
cMltN ~ Al all Iegirneh ta Ia tho En- nie aer1inc