The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-29
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
AMERICANS AMONG THE MoKARCHs,
THE TWO EX-PReSIDENTS IN LONDON.
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OUR LONDON AND MADRID CORRRSPONDENCy,
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Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, June i6 1866.
The Result Of the Debate on the War-Barings' Amend
me'a Adopted-Administrdtipe Retorm-Great KeetdnG
-Loyord and Bnl,eer-7he Wav-FaH Of Anapo-St-
rsre Fighting at Sbdsopol-Ez- -Fresident Fllssors-
Royal On DIs-Aasria-Tne Bdtic Fyeet-Riseor1 0n6
Rachel.
Al prosno1tieated, ths weary debate which AssA -
many nighfs the prosecution Of tho war Terminated
by the adoption Of Barings amendment to give support
to her Mssstys Mnistsrs The House did not even d.
vids and ends that wordy debate the Delegates
who like snas had crept out Of their shells have crep
back again Doubtless the recent successes IN the So
Of Azo and the Ceassian coast told In favor OF the
government The recent speeches in PArllsment DIS
tincy point at The necessity Of army REFORM and They
have given impetus to the administrative reform
movement. monster meeting was held in Drury Lana
theatre on Wednesday evening, BY tho Administrative
Reform Association, which was attended BY q iags
sprinkling Of NJ Ps ayard the hero Of the night
and abused as usual everything and everybody
cd with the government. He takes the head Oh thu
movement He hit Palmerson very hard and Ia svidsat
~ s very at the msung he got long ssce In
Parliament Some Of his observations were cute enough
for instance he said that He had told hs hsA
made great mistake In the terms Of the motion which
he was about to bring before the House Of Commons and
that instead Of having said The House views with desY
The nation views with deep the state Of the
House,"
II he was not 80 violent and personal he mighE
assume position reformer which II he does not
show more tact and tact better quality than genius
accompanied by violence in statesman, IL win sllp
trough his fingers 1t s however clear that the abuses
Of our Englsh administration, II clique influence and
jobbing have come to head, win DO remsdied some
way other. 8N8
Commons, to bring forward the following motion
That this House views with deep and increasing con-
Germ the state Of the natos and Of opinion that the
manner in which merit and efficiency have been sscri-
fced in public appointments, to party and family
fuenees, and to blind adherence to routins has 9vea
rise to great msfortunes, and threatens 10 bring dcr
DIT upon the national character and to involve the
country IN grave DISASTERS.
Bulwer, the author, has announced tie following
amendment to the above
That this House recommends the earliest attention
Of her Msjsstys Ministers the necessity OF careful
to simplify and facilitate tho transactisn OF public bus-
ness and, BY insttutng judicious tssts OF merit
legitimate rewards TO secure to the service OF the
State the largest available proportion OF the energy ard
ntsieence for which the people Of thia country arc
Both the original motion and the amenment are reform
ones.
The tslesraphic news from the Black See aBA Ssx
Of Azoa are AZ Ca, !, A,og ,,or, Kar,.h - Ar,h.s
then Gentch Bardansk MAriaopo Tagaurog, In tia
hands Of the allies. All the Russian ships are eithsx
sunk burnt and the immense provisions for the Rus
sian army in the Crmea destroyed. But the most i'm
portsnt is the evacuation BY the Russians Of
Anapa the most important fortress they possessed
the CircasaiAn coast
Anapa, the place which ID the Of this last
s o tho Ssa U n S
straits OF Yenisae and at the northern extremity OF tho
Grcassian cosst II lies about forty mss across
the from Kertch fifteen miles south Of the mouth Of
the river kuban and twenty five miles to the northeast
S 1r souoj.k KaIsh An.ps Was built By the Turks in
haps, in some measure to supply the loss Of Azo
borcer fortress. An attempt msde upon It by the
assault after siege Of three weeks ba. sSs snsuinx
peace again establshed the line Of the Kubaa tho
Russian frontier In every successive war between Rus
rected sganst it undsr Prince Menschkof and Admiral
Grsg, in the spring OF 1925 immediately after the de-
claration OF hostites. This expedition consIstsd Of
eight ships Of the line, four gates and twenty
s
Russia In the Black Sea- The place invested though
was vigorously defended not only BY the Turksh gar
plains Of the Kuban, and after siege Of thirty-two
days it surrendered to Prince MenscbikoH
II Is now occupied BY the Crcassians. II ws ganos
from the Black Sea to the Baltic, there find largo
allied feet in the Gulf Of Finland visible from Croa-
fact husBla, ~ the present moment, cannot
sail q cookie shell upon any
Before Sebastopo there has been Hghting xhs
Msmelcn has fallen to the French aud the English have
taken the quarry batteries. The Russian guns Of the
Namelon have been turned against their own ships,
which have sought refuge in Artillery Bay. The sIsush
ter Is stated to be earu500 Russian prssner twenty
officers, and seventy heavy guns captured The kAlsk
hof Tower to be assaulted next Psliser Ii show
Ing tremendous energy and people are now sasguins
Of ths speedy fall Of sebastopol
You win find ample details Of the Kertch and See OF
Asoff expeditions in the es Of London papers The de-
tails Of the lighting before Sebastopol have not
yet to hand We know that fourteen Engiish On
are killed. and the French own loss OF four hun
died men.
The Globe denies the that Congress Of United
States Ministers to be held in London and says that
Mr.. Fillmore Is simply here voyaocur.
An attempt has been made at Rome to assassinats
Cardinal Antensll The attempt failed and the
sin was arrested.
The King of Portugal is still on visit with the Emps-
Of the French great ecs being given in his
homer.
There is report but cannot trace IL to any cred-
table source that marriage 10 on the tapis between
the King Of Sardinia and Princess Mary Of Cambridge,
sister OF the puke Of Cambridge This would draw tle
alliance between the two nations still closer.
The King Of Prussia s seriously III. They say II n
ague.
The last protocol Of the Vienna Conferences has
been published. That farce s at end Austria doss
not give her support to the Western Powers and ths
Biblical AXIOM " Those who not for are against
u" very applicable to her The Austrian army
the Gslcian frontier Is to be reduced, which viii
enable Russia to employ her troops In Poasd elsewhere
As yet the Baltic feet has done nothing and people
here beginning TO ask what IL Ii about. What to
plans Of the admira are do NOT know but Il ID clear
they have something In visw, which wth tranepirs
shortly More gunbosts drawing ttle water, have
been sent out John Bun won't be satis6ed unlsss hs
has Crcnstadt. Nous vezrons.
Mme Rstori, an Italian tragic actress 10 making such
sensaton It Pars that Rachel has bsen reused ~
Jealousy. Ristor d ass actress. have cftsn sss.
hsr sore ssht vears SINCE at the minor theatres ee
Italv She r All the rage at Paris Rachel, says =
french writer has gsnsrously osrsd TO play for Rls
tori,s bspeHt and, with s greater nagnanimity, Rs
tr,i h.s .ccep ted the Offer.