Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

oNAR f4slfA, 49,.
\ On March 50, Omar Pasha's foreeiIi The Crimea
was IS 900 men, Including 1000 horse and four
bAQeties, Reintoicenlents continue 70 alive, anu
he troops wefe well OF Tot provisions,
Wednesday, The 2lst day Of Match, was observed
thtoughoal Gfeat Britain as national ldsl, on ac'
count Of The war
POSITION or PRUSSIA,
Lord T,yndhurst, In The House Of Lords, brought
forwatl this motion, OF which he had given notice,
and which excited great interest In the coHntTy'
10 call the attention OF Parliament 10 The position
Of Prussia, with reference 10 the approaching me-
roIalons al VIENNA Lyndhuist In speech OF
sreat length and ability proceeded 10 demonstrate
| I,om iinIomatc documents, that The conduct Of
Prussia throughout the whole Of tue question AZ
issue, between RusSia anu the Western PowetS
hal been stamped BY weakness, vaclllntloli anu
| bad faith. lie concluded by warning Tue Mus
| Ter Of Fureien Alloits, the Euti VI Clarendon,
orsinst entering into any alliance with 50 doubtful
friend as Prussia, within Tie last lew mUnIl's,hau
( proved herself 10 he.
The Eatl Of Clarendon did not rise 10 reply 70
Lord IynlhurSt with any intention o. becoming
the apoostsl Of Prussia. II was melancholy 70
see State, entitled by position, pol'llal'on auu
intelligence, 10 toke place among lhe Stent Powtts
OF Euiope, voluntarily descending from lHat IunN
BY course Of policy CONTRARY 10 Tue llle lleitMS
OF Tho nation, and which might Ie cla'ao'e1'AeupS
neither Euronean, German nor PtuSSIdn'
Sill, however eccentic her coutse nigh! Ue, lIe
vel eulettaned hopes that she would mol petsIsl W
tompins on the feelings Of her subjects, Jul 'hat
she IS sfeat power, aud that she would lIIow VI
her lot with Tie Test Of civilized Europe. Al pres
pui Prussia was In an Isolated and false pGs''On,
aud theteiote pOweress. From this position u
was The wish Of England, PtanCe aud Austria, lint
she should DO delivered. No paiIIs Should oe
SHARED by Britain 10 attain tbs Jesuit Oy lTlenulS
advances, made with every tegatd 10 Tile homer
and dignity Of Prussia as great Hnd independent
power.
HUNGARY AND POLAND.
In the House Of Commons, Lord W. Graham
| asked The government whether thc Austrian aih.
bassadot had called for explanation oil words som
Ia have been used by Sit Robert Peel, llleihUet
Of the present administration, HAT no selelheh'
Of the Eosletn QUESTION would be sallsac'o'! ua'
less Hungary aud Poland were testoted.'
Lord Palnerston-SIr, In regard to that memOtf
Of lie administration 10 whom lie noble lord TeIets,
| shall nvteIysay II as afforded ne geat sallsIac
ton tia. thai nUbe lrlend Of mine has accepted
office under the crOwn-( chetIs)-tlat lad most
cOnliden! expectation that his great natural abilities
and the remarkable energy Of his chlfac'eF, VIII
renlgr him an honor 10 the public service, anu en-
4 able him IL lU honor ~ tie memory VI his iuslH'
Gus father. (CheerS.)
Sir, tbe question Of The nuble lord rOther Eelers
to Tie pol cy Of ter Majesty's government. VI
that an, prepaed 10 give him lie fullest Mana
ton. The Austrian government know, anu nave
lOus known, that The government Of Great Brllail
would consider il great misfortune 10 the world
II Hungary wee separated from the austrian ELL
pte because II considers lie Austrian empire, Ns
on Aggregate body in The center OF Europe, 10 10
nn essential element III tIIe balance oil power III
Europe.
The Austrian government, therefore, have no
doubt as to what Tue policy and views Of her Ma
ieslys government nte In Eegatd 10 AuStiia. With
regard 10 Poand-ia pause aud lnughierl-wIlI Fe.
paid 10 Poland, have III hesitation IN stating my
own opinion, that the kingdom Of Poland. as al
prssnt constituted, and Us at present occupied, IS
a SlandIng IRelace 10 Germany.
II Is for lie powers OF Germany 10 determine
how far they may think the constitution Of Poland
is or is not dangerous 10 then aud whether, under
circumstances which may lead tlIem into war with
lussIa they would think il fOt their interest 10 en-
deavOT to change The position Of aalfs. But ln'
idouLtedIy no stipulation In legard to a new az.
rungenent If Poland furms part Of those points
upon which htE MNleSty'S Government ate nov III
concert with the Government Of France negOli'
nins at Vienna. That negotiation Is cNFdei OIL
IN tile basis Of lie four points, which ute well
known 10 everybody.
The two puwers have reserved 10 themselves The
right according to circumstances, aud according 10
the events Of The wnr II lIOStileS should conlin
he, either by ptoIOnGNtiOn or break IN The ne'
IpOiil.iunS-thcy have reserved 10 themselves the
light Of addng ~ future 10 those tout points any
ntleE StnulniOnS they think necessary for lie IT.
lure security Of Europe. But oil PRESENT, nego'
liatiOns ATE going on, OIL those lOur points. That
is the policy OF her AinjeSiyS government with Te'
gatd 10 Hungry, and with regard to Poland.
Lord ". Graham SAID The noble Lord lad not an.
severed the question.
Lord Palmurston-[ have stated that the Aus.
lTinn Ambassador is perfectly cOsuiSantOi the pol.
icy aud intention OF her Majesty'S government, nnI
there has not been any secret OF reserve abont u.
Louis RUSsuth announces by advertisement, that
lie has fOlmed permanent engagement with Tue
l.OnjJn Atlas, and SOlicllS subscriptions for That
(wcekIy) paper.
Lord Ersknc, the eldest son Of the CclGbraiCI
Chancellor ElSkine, died nj lInshIOn on tiIu 18th.
Iiu was minister pIenIpOtvGiiofy to Washington
in 1905.
In The celUbtntel trinl, butler vs.. MOunlearrel,
The new YrrdlCl has been given for The defendant,
This cause involves the AlOunlgHlEGl preIngc and
El0,U0O year.
An autograph letter Of GeOTEU Washington was
sold at auction, ~ London, IOr -.
J1m Conner, late Vi ParSOnStOwn, Kings co,
iceland, addressed 10 The London Times Tie fol-
lowing letters
NEw YoRK, Nlnrch s, 1853.
in tho name OF GUl and humanity, cntfeat
you 10 use yOnr powerful md influential paper 10
. stop The rmigIutiOn OF my miserable cUuntEymen
TON Grur old LELAND, They are suffering all kinds
! Of prvalion here--lhOUSnnd supported Oh public
eIality, lojius in The station HOUSES, aud The lhet.
mumelrt ten degrees below zstOj no work, and no
chance Of any.
IN The midst Of ibis distress 1900 people land.
ed 10 day, nli thousands nre expected. are lie
peoplc mad that they thus rush Oh de.;h aud do.
. slrclionl The Americans are a liberal peOpej
they 10 oil they eau, but millions will not sustain
the poor foreigners here. SOup.houSes In all the
wards ore daily crowded with Tie IOOr. How can
il te OtllerSsel The eIEisrants land here at The
rate OF IL, 900 week. 100000 arrived last year,
and there will be more this year II moi stopped by
the Interference Of humane men in England. The
7 scene here Is llraEttenrling. The work IN lie
: wnretOOnls canal, AMI factories are suspended,
which adds 10 tile misery dCSCtibe,'
:. Franco.
! sEErCIr TO THE TRoOFs-TE JOURNEY TO TIE EAST.
!. On Tuesday, the 20th March. The Emperor re.
viewed the whole OF the Imperial Guatds, in cam.
; palgning equipment, and presented standards IL
Tue Cent Gardrs with lllv following speech;
'SodlelSl I lie amy is the True nobility Of our
country. II preserves intact, from age 10 age, the
traditions OF glory and national honor, aud your
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