The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

the Prsrcess Asthds The qusorne was TO- med eight
only and Ma poeon who Ad before been 10
close Conversation with the Russian Ambassador. spps
r-nty vSs 80 occupied sbou the big bDossd Otst"
that be made mors than msente in ths dance
repips not little hary among tss oshsr Sise sols
ssis'nsss OF tie impss snd saiblsssiorsl brothers
Tue Amsrtesn Minister did not ASSIST on ihs OCCASION
nor IVES Nj Sanford there otherwise this simplicity Of
tteir ofsss would have rsevso the TOO rkd.nt stunis
OF The different forsisp m'ssrs Reyrsse nsnts sars
abundant usual II there = this Ike
scsos q fsstviy IL shss Acre otd not - De-
me usual cars 10 the prsvsnton Of over 10 tns
supper Ths COMPANY could hsr,y have consistsd
OF isss ihsD 600 Ard pss "a tbs French
undoubtedly ~hss is toushes hs essential astsr Of
sati,g AND dIbklny Imperial foot IL IL 3srful bos
very like thu real of ihs world they bscon, should
Rave msDtiopsd that tbs Eugirh Abssssdors mournsy
costume caused BY the death Of the Asrcbonss NJ
Nsilosley. formsrly Mas Pstti.op Of q beisve) New
York, and sister OF the lazy married 70 the kaS ia
and subsequently divorced. II sesm~d somewhat
guef coincidence that the kng ths xrsA part OF
the evening should he sitting Lady Corlsy who
was in moureins fer one Who properly was his 81 Ases
tvs siStSr.in law
council OF Ministers wss held yesterday at the raii
erica
The Minister of the United States had private aud
ssce Of Primes Nsyoson on rpsscay.
Tho --latest Diplomatic Move OF the Gar.
from the London Giobs, Jan. n
The Czar Nicholas IL cert snly tbs moo ern Prosus-
now besr. nov \ running stIeAm-sr anything tbEtis
most voiube and most slippery The only danger You'd
b. 100 candid diplomacy should ever fancy had oxsd
him III he fairly bound hand aud foot, that his
plausible su eterfusss could be ever exhausted
'Rnsticus expecat dunn dedust amns, at lille
LAbitur ct lAbetur.n
Ths BERLIN corresposdent of . morning contemporary
pueishes the following Of the latest last word
from s" PsAsrsburg" That tbs Emperor GA resolving
direct declaration Of DeutrA from the too m ritine
posers," would be willing 10 treat" 'rnis," sdds the
in1sr tons OF ihs AensehiAoh * srson that requires
uedeniabs confirmation 10 make It credbls.".
81 far from being incredible this Boz lin version Of tn
last phase Of the Petersburg Po~ua exactly tAldss with
announcement published in the Journal de 81. Peters
btrg" thastns Russian sossrpmspt has squired from
Trsl and EogAnd . cAgo csl d-eAr alton With regard
10 the character and bearing Of tner action In sending
tner fleets into the Black Sea- and that that do
cArstion vii dersno the Interior attitude Of Russia'
Tbs same ntimstion 10 hers evidently conveyed ~ that
epor~d Ia the above cited Berlin pondsnoe viz
that Russia is only distracted 10 putting into effect hS
Of. regard .mnguous Of .hs Eugsh and Flench
fleets in the Back Sra. Ii Be inferred that tns
terrs transmitted by the Conferences asreet TO oy
Turkey will have awsr from Petersburg till the i'm
persl demand shall have drst osen satisfied what the
Western fleets doing In the Eux ne There
difficulty in aequsin ling hs Imps sl Msj atty with
cr.t known TO bodycontAn-d IN II. published Ia
str octoDs OF the Fresch and English Adiral. and
muncst<d - the RusDn Auhori les ri Sebkst-po And
required OF France and Enslsnd will be made with .
pr uds and precision ~hich must compel Russia to
allied ives PoSsis unless indeed she stil continues
20 evincc or preference for totuD QTt-neithsr
aoy war ps~ee II is preference which she expect
ed roIAey To ply vito when the treaties with her
in'finge and hsr provinces invaded. X Russia retains
disin crested Hve stats Of the like when
su.ts;ned at her crst It would be . pity 10
ougs her. But the taking Of f." material guaranteed
cannot ain her sole privilege 1t is the turn Fog
land ana France to take guarantees now, an! will not
be eff cut 10 nuo them, whether the Black Soc In
the "a tie Empty professions Of moderation ANA ilu
rory II readiness To peace fair and
ter s in pose longer European crsdence Tur
ke has bee nducsd 10 offer such terms and we are new
tod that no terms be lis eDed to TIL the plain and
great fLctn OF ths 1es In The Black Ssa Ia explained
away to imperial Satisfaction.
VS. cspot OF say what terms the Eoglish and
Frsu Oh sovernn,. will convey heir 'catsgoricl an
70 the Russian question We may however, express
our con ndsi that they will leave mstske
10 their meaning The Car Nicholas played his
play Of OF pornauc suberiuge He confronted with
aiies; Short time must show how he will meet them.
Prince Albert Prlvy Councillor.
pamphlet. mAniiestly sfrom authority" has just
been isuea by Rid8~ay OF ndon, defending Prince AL
b.rt nom the recent imputtons cat him Of uncou
gtutopa int fseoco In state Affairs ard the NANTES.
tateps Of sympashiea adverse to those Of gAnd
garSs Continental Affairs.
The following extracts -
There fe y thfpgs painful than the sight OF
injustice; nor il the pain lsasDed when End inTaN
tuce supsrAdded The treatment which the Prince
lately received from portion of the PRESS and very
small part Of the public whether originating In factions
feelings in ignorance and want OF reflection must bear
the name OF unjust and unsraeiul with all those who
have attended to his royal highnssa conduct since
he amongst U.S. and marked both the eKtraos
nary discretion which hN guided It In . position OF
rreAt dstnc don oerta,niy but CERTAINLY OF smsh
o.caey. and no have Witnessed the valuable serv
With he has ndered to the important interests Of social
N provenept.
AFTER laying down rs selkeyident proposition tn 1t
IL ia the bot nden duty OF s VIII, estimate those
vices to enter their protest sgAts the attacks In ques
ton and to the impressions under which
tn ey AL probability have been mace" tine writer
out with the deter animation to show that hing be
more wide OF hs tru than these charges in the follow
ise sbion Firsi to the alleged unconstitutional
tprs OF the supposed Of the Prince In State
affairs. Z" Here, he procescs:
i: said have irresponsible individual to whom
Ali IN gh am
are communicates all matters within tie knowledge OF
the minstes, as well ~ all thsir plans thipg Is
ADDED, wholly unconstitutonAl-A thns before
heard Of In the practice OF our governments thi az
WI oily unnecessary and which might easily be prevent
Cd Or conhIed within true limits.
Now the whole charge tissue OF the complete
msS>s tsmsnts TIE incivdu. Ia not rrsspoIsibe his
interference II strictly constaonA'; 1t Is anything
rather than Unprecedented it altogether voidabie
could not be checked limited without creating tas
m oct glazing Absurdities
Firss-TSsrs is no irresponsible interference The
Prisce stands upon precisely the footing With any
other person tus ed consulted BY the soveegs whe
ther Privy Councillor not for whatever he dies in
executing tie royal commands and for whatever advics
he offers and for whA'evsr use he makes Of the in
ton given him he is - fully Answe asls any other
subject Of the crown OPP Mons have differed TO
ther one not being Pvy Councillor and under
obligation OF his oath as SUCH regularly BE- suited
by the sovereign. That this has frequently IL not
slwsye been done, and good tmes re shall presently
Bat no one can eeny that " 1t be done, whether
regularly and properly not the person who advises
nay. who s,sr Any Information, VINO IN any way makes
called upon, or who receives any uni attn om
the sovereign is porsbs for h advise his inior
nation given, for Whatever he submits the roy eye
pours into the royal for Whatever he Of
the knowledge obtained, and. 1t may be, for the
mere being In possession of such anoslsdge. No doubt
tho responsibility rests with greater weight upon Prvy
Councillor because OF his oAh which binds him not only
70 keep secret the Kings Council but well and truly to
advise him though, II may be said that he Is ausssra
bic for his advise independent OF the o,h Just as every
one owing the DUTY OF allegiance may commit brsa,h
OF that duty, whether ne have taken tn. oath OF ALE
siaAee not Bat 1t is re%sss to argue this In the
present case, inasmuch as the Primes Ia Pvy Council
lor and thus stands in precisely tbs pssdic ,ment
with all this official adyiers OF tue crown
brief history OF she theoretical constitution OF the
Cabinet succeeds After which the writer arrives At his
conclusion in regard THE point which is follows
The planet AID noaes rdlss OF law ex,luds the
possibility OF contendins at there Is In the position of
tie Pri.cs the least approach to irresponsible intsr
fereace,
The secDa misssstsns n thus exposed ~ well IS
the trst there nothing do Tor rslhsr alleged to be
dcns for we are here upoa assertions and aaump
tons) which is rot according 10 ths srces prn, Of
the constitution But thea II Ia sid though BY Law the
p may be responsible he ia not in fact the cannot
bs proceeded az ainAt IS mioiser might This is how.
ever. manitestly untrue, He ia Prvy Councillor and
sh.. he