New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
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Lord John fsasseh figures c,is week % the
principal. feaours of tie news. The. oirenra-
stances WAich lent him This .prsseraipsncs xers,
the disclosures he made in his speech Of friday,
the 9th, respecting the want OF uuanin1ft7 Be-
tween himself and his coiIeague on he zsbjece.
of Vie wars in other words, that he, hnrd Joi,,
'Rnsseil,s ss .BFitish pleuipptentiary, Expressed
aipgsf st- Vienna. iB favor af the peace pro-
brsuya @ Hass I ss ss mt apnssnsa rstura Z,
70 England, he either did not commtnieata.
'ttose essntmeats to hiso eIleagpas IN the Getern-
ment, or swallowed .his pesce opinions, and re-
tanned ottips in a ministry pledged to war;
while. "a. DrouyRde LaH9ys. With b fader sense
of hoHor, feNgneG The case assfns Eora
fusserf is fofniSfy pnt by Dasrseli, TINS: J.
'si do NOS see tast THO explanations since
made hV the neblelefd at alirchanse his si,.ln,
9oh yithlregard to, the House, and as rsgasds
che narrative he made on Friday night What
did startle the House and greatly dissatisfied
She pubic mind was. that itscsme eat, not Iy
hazard, !. but from notice formally given. and
eyideatay in ta-nauper ellpstnrsd on the part
aof Lord John Russen, that he had returned Is
England WITH project Of paeifesticn @hich he
Approved, but @hich the great majority af ttsr
shoasesan of The countrys neither Mt that time.
nor at this moment would sanction that he
had reeommended this project to his colleagues
sth8ts III consequence Of their refusal to aaopt
'E, he had feIt he was bound to consider whether
it wae not MS daty to retire ffeass the Cavern
ment; andS though Influenced hg other son
tsideratiensshe renaainsd q menabsr Of the All. |
Inauguration sand shortly afterwards caI me down
TO the House and made speech which onyeyed'
TO theacoantry the impressions thss he was an
pfoempremising adsooatesof the WIG, and coz. u
SeyiEg aafso TO ths HOUSE the,idea that f,e was
esnymsea, from his experiences in the eonfep-
,ences az Vienna, that any attempt at nezotia
SION with any reasonable hopes OF saceeas was
Impossible iheEehg conveying TO- z Pssha1aent
and the country ansimpressi@ utterly incon
sistent with. the faGtssef the case ?
q Ihe feeling ofsttis maeter had Crowd SO high
that the existence s:pf the Pa1msrstens Minist.s
swas put I'd the Vetss By Sir II Buiwer Eyttou
nosing g that&the Conduct Of the Minister
chargm wtin ths neg getiations az Vienna, and ais
Hontma aace N otiieaas q Eespensable adviser Of
tahe Grown, have shaReu the aconiidenec wkach
abe country should plaes ip thsse 10 Ehem thel
admin Ristration Of, public affairs is intrusted ~
asor IS tfis the only attsrk se which the Minihs
try SIS exposed-Mf. RoeaucK liavsag moved for.
@eaaf of the House, July IL on which occasion
the whole fofee Of all sections of the Opposition
will be brought to bear.
s Contradictory rulaors we're af,oat as fo the
course hord Palmefsto2 wiri parsasin this ai-
lefafhaS Some safanise that be will Try to. ss.
Eauage the storm by throwing soterhoard lord
John skussells whose resign alton he ia said to
hayshe in his hands for some days
ITyERrQoL, July 14.-Ths expected debate
on Sir H. Aytt6n BulWef' motion did rot coas9es
of last night. Itis now set down Tor Monday
+ kIyERfoeI. Jnly sl4.--A talsgraphic despatch
from Eondons received just before the departure
Eof the Atiautie, announces that Lord Johnfftus-,
self mas Fesisaed ais terr in the Cabinet. 2
=
+ On theeseaiing of fhe 6tii,the members Of ths
Legislative cerpsy. headed byestheir- President,
Epresented 10, the Emperor the sptesSfeF the new
lean Of $50 600 geo francs, and for the enroll.
lment Of l49,0o0pen. The Emperor replied to
ltho address: 81 ID 's,+sl
81 thankS Ehef Legislature for tho ,aeaafness
with which they have voted these TIVE ,biilss. T
kne6. how bardensome are. the charges and
taxes imposed by .war, bpt hope they VIII be
Ipnly temporary, and an, confident that the
spirit n1d patriotism Of che constry- viii eiaa-
bic us 70 surnosit 'esery difficulty and sfo oh,
tain On honorable peaees''s at 4NS.. ,5..e.5
Paris correspondence continues to- adduce
proof that the Spanish insurreetion is fostered
BY Russian Influence. Much anxiety i8 mani
tested IN the sGerman courts to- ascertain the
progress Of the revolt. s.s4 -
@oasen Victoria ssisdtt To Paris is'noS fixed for
A'eaa' a's sua;a. -
Msa,;a is,eera 81 efts tss11fb =, ,,n,es+;on .bat
tile Goftes had adopted the bill authoriaise the
loan Of $50 900,o06 rgslss and that should The
| loaH nothe xnluntary subscribed, It Raa as the
end Of each: month to become COMPULSORY
"A, telegraphic dispatch from Barcelona, dated
Ill / til, TO the French Government, ,ann6upees chat
]saorders feigfss" in that CRY, and some Of. the
manufactures have resumed work Nothing is
said respectng the other disturbed districtss sex-
eepting j.. vague assurance that the meysment
NJ Tufeot, t1esFrench Minister, wounded BY
1 Mfr Senle, has been recalled from Madrid. s
Austria. --s8.4 =
! The Austrian official iournais strive. to alay
/ the anxiety caused by the Emperor Napolepn's
4 recent speech, and to- explain that there is nc
\ likelihood otvan open rupuaTe betMeen sAustris
! and the Western Powers. ANEW Austrian cirt
cular is spoken of, intended as BaoPs reply t
\ tNapoleon inuendoes. In this circular Anstrii
maintains thar she has keptsal her premisest tt
the Western Powers; that she has performed al
she undertook 10 do; that her sympsthies ar,
4 still with France and England, but that she re
mains the sole Judge as to e4suitable fnefnen
to take part in the conditions of the uftimatnu
ls--the absolute rejectipni of which would. hoW
ever, force her to extnemities.
4 The Baltic. 50
The Allied fleets continue to send cruisers
destroy property left exposed on the coast.
idispatch from st. Petersburg Of the 6ths statt
j that British ships bembardsd Krasnaia Cork
!, for fyeshours on the Sd, and destroy Ell thetels
graph stations and barracks, A French Hotilla
Ieight mertar- vessels and gun boats left Kiel Q
: the 11th for the Baltic. The London Ofici,
Gazstte Publishes dispatches from Admiral
Nj s. Dundas, giping an naaecaunt Of the BON bars
u mentsof the small fsrG OF Rotsipsholm and d
!, struction of the Russian barracks at kotka>
81 - rys:.xna fso,.t on1 Afdrhss,