The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28
end ro,iesl que.tioos ef almost every kidd; thear

bsuJ); aud that ne had taken no nl,Fe i8tersst ia
the great qiesti OF the day th IN Wat ~ oy every
khn'g, nj person III ouaecut the worI. Aud 80
could pbt, tkeret,rr, conceive bow the most exa5
Rr, aie6 feelings onlj have suspe: ed dagger from
Nm rsesence In this csuBrry. A their lmdsn'ps
we've asH swaie he had sl@sJa been tbs eager adj
yscaie OF tle @ar which ne coninerfn JUS. au" ndr
e,s-sly; but, ut the same time, they w,uld 10 tim
the iustlce tn say that be had never u-ed
language ahicb, In the eyes Of the m ,st rasston.
a'rly dpo ed towards that count y, could be deem
ed in the slightest degree oil abusive ehara ter.
He had seaid the woSd " barbanc'' used in the
esuYsr of ihsir iscusspes but be- most anxious
s ct ab !. reigiers soouId Ievl thst While such N
sairctive gas used It a. an epithet spplied--not
- persons bri8c Rassisbs. but to t,eir node OF
Cover, ment "a compared with thar Of this c,un,ry
fbsy ali snew that there amongst the Rns-i al
geu rDmeDt men Of The mot polished manners and
usdsrSsnding, willie thee were oth-rs who bad
beep seeD IN EDgiaDd that niDdsls OF thai ln-
ts'lirshce and and high f-.hng which was 70 FRO
cps DiIy visible amnDgss their ]ornsbps them selves.
He rstd mt tell their lrdsbi's than those gentle
RshtIemen were no tDore barhar' ms than were The
Rupslan g. Dcrals, as had lately been proved by
q en- actions. Indeed, he knew of not6isg moro
tspching in any bisyory--of n0shing more 6es,eak-
ing the spirit Of chiva ry and Chrhtanity-.h
Ne conduct Of General Osten-Ss ken, aud OF bis
ppon Olsnss. He belis we'd th.ir lordsaips kneV
bow the general was sad TO have encouraged by
BE attentions his Eoglish prisoners, ami - have
guar TIE poor wounds d.oeng that was u die ia
altAough DO words he could use we're strong enough
to sxmess his idea Of sbe pecessity Of carrying on
re war with the whole vignr amt force Of the EN-
pfe, et be would greatly regret that 10 an assem-
Grre should be an mi~c0Dception or m,sundar-
standing UPON such point as that referred 70 by
Ne noble Earl
T. o Marquis Of LANsDowNE. who was nearly en-.
tkaly il audible. was understood 10 say that be bad
bad the pleasure Of knowing this eminent geasie.
nan ftr peIiOA If thirty years. He could safely
cay that gentleman more dstin guished IN society
IL had never met, but, above all, never had ne mat
With one whose habits anu teDdSncies OF Hihd WIRE
mo likely 20 keep BIN away from all admi1ture
wish politics. He believed that thougn ths untry
hxd pow the misfortune BE- engages 10 war, their
lr ships would agree that il g for the advantage
OF civilization and The Canse III humanity that thOSa
Eks Of 20 jul int rc"urre which bound pations to-
eeti er, should remain nDbrnken "a possible, wtis
thty might hpe To see diminished the horfo. . Of
var. lHear. hrar)
re- sos,nae To whom reference had been made that
essnine. st0ed III Iced Of no testimony from him,
sf,er Il mention which bad Leen na1e Of HIS name
~ l. noble friend t,at han addrvss-d their lord
ships. he cancurred entirely with everything tn It
had been ai1 IL bis regard and be cno>l cred with
Ei- ~, be fr;t nd who had inst pp,ken tnat most
excel NJ &c ion wa afp del u mitigate the hor-
Te,s Ct wn, BY pla ng no zeal restraint upon pri-
v,te and personal intercourse hAtthe necesIries 0f
Wi ceniaseee; and it was great mistake To sup
ose 'hat such intel COURSE was new, Aud was CON-
fined f. few indiv. dual instances. Until the EN-
per'r N.po'e' n, il 1903 rather enpcked their exe-
Csc, AID even after 1t, There ~eie c0bntant in.
ttsnes- in our former ~ars, Of acts OF personal
fri. nu,l lip htpg perfo; med, even Of foreigners
br,n2 all.yt d t. remain IN E,yhDd--snbect, no
dGb, howe 1rr, to proper anperintendence aud COZ
= Oh. Over aud ever again had he known such in
rsntrs J'.Ire the whole prog,' 50 OF the late ua-
Imply war. Nor was such o pfactice ODD tiosd to
n.Gt warfare; the rule, even in tn dark ages,
lao ben to mitigate t,e horrors u war by nnt or
ens'ss'y copaoing social inte'c course to . mo Of
pace. Add 10 prove ho~ corrses that assertion
Ma. he need only remind their lorlsbips OF q very
III known, though not, perhaps, o very classical,
& itch -
C.ef.eus, Agricois Mercator, Temporal srens,
1nre qu,, coIat, crmmute' pace fruantur
That showed what was considered &, be- due 10
ubic interests Ia Oldan times; and, he would ask
Their l0 dships, wes not it equally our iOserest Ut
the IreseDt cny. acting upon equally large princi-
ljss, 10 msipfain the same rule ~
The FAIL OF CARLISLE rose merely for the pur.
fore OF 70, bg that he bsf met Count pahlen both
=, this country well ~ abroad, and he gould say
issi' in what WAY due 50 Ills own country, 30 just
|, .hail.d hnieel H. the respect Ut the inhabitants
', ever oihee. (Hsar, hrar.)
Lord CAMPBELL quit- conceded IN oil that had
lssr sa,. ty the noble earl (Eari Granvile.) The
INV esid that In t.aes VI war ~ contract trade
wph an enemy without the authority OF the
o~D. " Illegal; but no one could suppose that
T. Carr out the civilti~s OF private life would sur
m. sao. lie believed that his noble friend
had never gained sufficient pai'e for the
Teton in The law OF nations which he hal into.
du,ej ever sDt The cominen eIie't Of the prtsent
wsT Far, shile the cnfiy sill rese we'd right 20
pIoh,hn contabas,l OF war beng im ported into the
ertmy's ,0ubuy, 1t has gained great accession Of
strength as sel IA of sums &c, Ivy holding thli for
the future. G. Free bottoms will make Zee goods"
(Htsr, tear.)
The kayl ii ELLEsMrRn maintained that it WAS
tie interest NJ nis codit " give the suh)ect5 of
Russia !. co access TO all .hns this ant bad 10
show, s., That they might carry back with them m
sccuunt of all they naa seen For ne agreed with .
ct tng, ished sutje Of The crown, VINO bad told
tie 1, mir, that mnch Of this miserable, ihis un
HAPPY CONTEST, originated 10 ignorance, which he
believed TO be al be vers root OF 1t. The war might
Le,rr hive a,i-en II The Emperor OF RUSSIA had
he awa,e that the goveinn-ns Of this count was
de o. mi,si . che, any attempts AZ aggression.
In. E-4ri Of ABEHpkSy-Aiter oil that has pass
ed this subj co. IL arcely be D-cessary for
ne TO your lori ships that this geDslem tss
bit ar iyed III this country a secret M ssion "a
ne tianglter); which, however, hos been Asserted
10 u r most positive terms BY an authority which,
0opbscss, Dobls lords opposite accustomed 30
reel-ct - gc-e's', though t,u.t they DO hot do
,n tbis OCCASION. &C les Of "Nam., nime,"
Dom HE cpposition) We'll q Dewsipa per (ieri.
tiyr laughter firm the oppositiau)-ite organ Of
f6ble lertrs opposite. {Rcieved iaughter) may
say thar have been for forty years . much more
htInate friend .. CruDt panien than Of bis sove-
reign. Bat boiwIih-ta ding my long friendship
with Count Pahlen, until sa~ that my nohle friend
bear me had been subject 60 an alta * In cou-e-
Slerse Of the eivinty which be han sho ~n t, that
.. pslsnsp, ha5 not the slightest knowledge that
lie Was In tina country. (Hear)
The POLICY AND lNTRIGUEs OF THE GER
NAN POWERS.
[From the Loneon Times, JAY 49,
TIE alliance of France and England W the aliairH
Of he East being firmly estab bed, and she hostil-
isy ef these Powers ~ the claims of Russia openly
declared, the mkt derasloa Ia shsse moment ,s
questions haA been the :onduct VI tae German Po~
ere, ard the necessity VI combating day BY day, and
feet ay loot the JHueuce whic" Eussls has exertcd,
ans ssi continues IN exercise, some s che courts
OF that county. 30 tens ious Is thas dIence, tnas
a. tie very moment when the strOpges, hopes are
entertained that the ZINE Of hesitation u n iength
past some irrrh postion Is sfersd IN Que par or
apSther II The C,nie.e L.ioD, a"d Disagree
ably REMINDED that even among those Sates which
have bonnd themielyes by pro'oo is and By treaties
q. txr, 10 IA Iii