New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

PROOFS q Il tlt hing a1G Q1eSr OF UscseS HSS W
Siseusecly given repeated marked e3coIrageren'
20 'te nscrree,orary movements sld such being The
case Lord 'o'r rot surprised ton tie Satan had
brcter OF IF dipoUst- Intercourse with zoe Greek
rovrrunea Lei. SAID Sat p)Ttioa Of the Augs
Trrreh .u1 laries ere % bring Kirg 0shc e rslsoa
Tie Earl OF CllreDdou declared yestsr1a' tsA' I'd
miT5l DaBdss has 81 last Pot TO Sec Sih tue greater
portoa Of tue teet md is cruising before Warns; he
Likewise sssur,d Parliament tba' She Russian iseS las
uOt left Serastopo but the pablo does sO believe in
Ministerial Gec'arstio :
Coun, Montsleuberts prosecution u re Frach
Legislative Bed! foE re publication OF letter izss
irs to the Govern men. OF Louis Napoleon sxeites here
mere interest than il deserves TAe ars,ocrscy -.
syups'hy with Legitimist Count while Is fe.' nor-
With Victor Hugo. with Leiru Roll;u with Louis
Blgrc who simply OF genius, sud not leg g.
mist Counts Montaember' hss always been Jesuit
the Won. enemy of liberty and ofrepablicsns he
enc Of th tools ard leaders Of the resctionsy party n
Esrope b. originated and defended the expedition y
Rsre in order 10 Nil Romsn RepuSiicsnism. aud -
restore he ten poral power q tie Pope; be 0iuei
Louis Napoleon Immediately af.er tie eoP ttat IA
feet b is Oce OF the most desP;cable supporters OF
6espotisn Now SIS turn has likewise come, aud his
punishment VII probably be severe still it strange
coincidence Of events that Count ,tuntlerbert, who
deserve. tie Indignation Of every freeman ior his pre-
vous conduct by whiea lie 10 h,uors, is now to
be imprisoned or even transported to Algeria, FOX hay
ing spoken true word sssirst despotisn-that he Is
to be punished for the only righteous step taken durog
bis long political career.
The propositions of Russia brought by the Prince Of
~ .. Davf~ 20
pave the wsy for Prussia ari Austria to abandon the
policy of the western powers The Times, uotil nov
al asys the eu'og OF Baron Maneuel the Pfnssian
Minister abuses him sid accuses hin of bal f.th aud
Gupliciiy. What viii the leading PaPer say when
It shall see that TrsBcis Joseph aso 0rsskes Ensaud
The young hope of hs country" WI probably econ
&c FAMED, What lie really is the tsardless Nero
Among re twenty four Transy yanisas Who have Jet
now Leea doomed TO prison for ftteeu years there Ia
beautiful youn girl Rosa llainal the cister OF SUI
ron in Buch ,rest in Wallachs who wac enthusiastic
o- Hungary, her native country, aud .dei the Hun
or-isns lingering in Modayis and Wallecha. LAST
ear in the spr,lg, she was suddenly kidnapped IN
Buchsrcs on neutral territory by Austrian rlfiian'
and carried 70 Tran gana to be sentenced to death
and get the imperial grace OF being injured ia al
Austrian prison Tor fifteen years. And this happened
20 Young lady just ore month before the marriage
feast of the "yOHng hope OF his country 4 &C
From ols Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, April Z. 1854.
Lord Clarendon declared last night in the House of
Lords that he had reason to believe that the ne"'
of the laading of 900 Russians ia the DObro3i by
means of transports from Odessa was untrue lie was
rot aware that the Russian feet had left Seyastopo
which point had been watched now and then, by Eng
sh AID rench steamers With regard to the alleged
inactivity Of the eets lie begged to say that block
abe Of Sey, stopol and Odessa could only be under
taken by the whole Of the combined squadron which
would have been a dangerous undertaking during the
bad season. He believed, therefore, that 1t mad been
polite TO retain them at Bekos The Vienna cores
pendent Of Tbs Times cOncurs in thls view oil LORD
Clarendon and moreover, states the true motives oil
lis policy. The apprehension of riots at Constantine
ple has never been more justified than since the
negotiations for Christian emancipation have become
fuur., and u would hs,e nignIy "fnpoitio 10
roye the fleets from the Bosphorus before the arrival
of sufficient land force e, sufficient to put down
the Turks.
In tie House Of Commons Lord John Russell said
tie responsibility for the Greek Instructions rested
with the Court Of Athens, which had favored them at
first secretly and now openly
The debates Of the week offer nothing of interest,
except that on Mr.. MoOrcs motion for Select Com
mittee 10 take into consideration the case OF the ap
pontment Of H. Stonor to the Office OF Judge IN the
colony Of Victoria tie said Stonor having been re-
ported By Committee Of the House to have been
guilty of bribery at the elections in the borough OF
Sligo in l53, the appointment OF the Committee was
granted The prosecution Of Mr.. St0nor 49, however,
mere preext for renewing, fresh ground the BAT
tie betnee the two fractions Of the broken Irish
Brigade To what degree the sanctirnonious emp"
of MIR Gladstone and his CO Peeltes are involved and
comprised in these Irish scandals, may be judged from
tie following remark Of The Morning Post
In the letters that have been produced the gospthat
as bee 'etned ana ne evidence when mas
before Parliamentary Committees within the last 10"
weeks there much calculated TO give Strength 20 inc
suspicion that the Peeite section of the coalition nave
for some time past automatically employed agents 70 in
auence many Of the E.h elections, and that they have
suIpied N largely with money for the purpose Inc
Duke Of Newcastle l. especially compounded. -;
here certainly appears 30 have been conference Of
upon Individuals conducting election business,
" emingly undeE his Instruction.
The DAILY Neus OF to-day publishes the treaty De
tween France, England and Turkey, when, however
merely contains the arrangements for military acton
The western powers careful not to BRING the rear
conditions Of tLer assistance TO tie sultan INTO
tie form OF treaty These are imposed oy LoId oIaF
I, I'd de Bedclle and his uinaoy apparatus IN ,oe1,
aid made appear the voluntary act oil the ufAsn
Tho roace mission of the Prince Of Mecklenburg to
Berlin had no other object in view but to iurmsh the
Ki, Of prns.ia with new pretext for keeping slOof
rom the Wssern Alliance. am informed from Ber-
lin that Russia would only acknowledge the swedish
decaraton Of neutrality after the King had bound MN
self 10 reissue TO the cOmmandants OF the swedish
harbors the Old regulations, according 10 when ~
more than four foreign nSen-Ofwar are ail""eu ~
arcsor within the range OF the guns Of any port AZ
lis order considerably departs from the stpuiatloi
II neutrality agreed upon between Sweden ana ~ 4
mark. new negotiations between the Seandna'lin
LIVER On the enc hand, and the western powers on