The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-12

ties, neutrasston Of ths Black Sea- dismsntvnr OF
Russian ort-essee is shores 50 ravipstio Of th
Danube civil and poliasai rights 70 ali rora
| kh subjects.
But tbs great result Of ths tho stop which y,
been put once for all to tho ADVANCE slow but stead
ts1ssia had been making east wards.
enclose You interesting letter ON ths Sound dues
fon VIII ses that Prussia and other German States are
ANXIOUS 10 got rid Of those trsmmels commercs-th
turlptte gate on the high road.
ihs Tesse POren sta es thst SIX thousand Jardniau
roos afe about to embark their return to Italy.
Tho 1o seth, 6lst and o6th reginents forming part Of
he divisIon Of General do Pay, passed through the
BoPhorus to-day from Eupatorfa, without coming to
Most Of the solders of the class Of is4s whose TINA Of
service has espired, have also embarked The cavalry
and artillery os Genere dAIon ,is occupy Eup~toris
Cnmes.
The Sandman hospital s has been com
The occupisa BY Admiral Grey has alss bssn burnt
The fire is thought to have been the work Of incsn.
Several persons h~s besn punished at Tre,s ,nds for
calling the Christians insulting names.
Advices from vienna Of April 22 sAyCoun. Buol has
just arrived hero from Paris Wig Brussss and Drssien
sent OF to Paris.
Baron de Hubner has been NAMED Grand Cross Of the
Order Of Leopold and Cunts George and Valentine Es
terhasy Grand Crosses Of the Iron Crown.
The news from Berlin, Of 18d ult, says-The Queen
Tho Chamber Of MOBILES will give grand dinner to-
morrow in honor Of the return o. NJ de Nantsufei.
Preparations being made for tho reception Of the
Dowager Empress of Russia.
tsegrsphic despatch from St. Petersburg, dated the
President Of the Council State and OF the Council OF
Minister'S in the place of NJ Tchernitche VINO reti1es
on account Of hds advanced age.
The Emperor Alexander returned to st. Petersburg
from Moscow on the l4th inst.
The Persian Ambassador Extraordinary, AbSas Koun
Khan, had left ST. Petersburg, and the Sartp Kaseir
Khan had been installed regular Ambassa dor from tho
Shah to the Gar
Tho Joa,nal De 81. Petersburg, of the 18th April pub
lshes despatch from General Iuders to the effect that
since the declaration of peace the greatest friendship
exists between the Russian and French soldiers.
me raiE correspondent OF the Independence Beige
have just informed that AAli Pasha has received
photographic despatch from ConstAntnopls announcing
that after meeting Of the Grand Council ths dismissal
OF the Hopodars Wallscha and hodayia decided
Porte has soed ssst Eandi for tho post he is
Mustachar Of the Grand vzier Minister of the In
terror The K.naasns to b appointed BY ths Porte
said to bs the Ban Prince Ghka President of
the High Court ofJustce for WAlachiA and the Grand
Iosothete Theodore BAlche, for Moldavia.
LONDON, April %, 1856.
Acton Of Ah. Dallas in tie Champion Case-Lord Pal
nerston's DsGeuIty-BriHsh Popular Feeling Nth the
the United Sates-Ar. Dallas and Lord Byon-Home
Politics-The Peace Treaty and European Libety-7he
Ndral Rtvie,c-Mr. Baring's Health
You arc aware that peremptory demand WAS made by
Gov. Marcy the British government, Last January
for the recall Of Mr. Crsmpton British Minister at Wash
iDgton Lord PAlmerston has not yet compiled with this
demand, and Mr. Dallas has according to Instructions
requested his since his arrival and is daily
pecting It, The Prime Minister here must be in "ax"
say he refuses to recall his Minister at Wash
ngton it Is likely Gov Marcy will send him Off which he
win be justified in doing for he has abundant in
paving Mr.. Crampton's completely In the enlistment
matter Lord Pamerston must choose between recalling
hin Minister who has simply obsyed his instructions from
home, allow him to be dismissed by government
which would naturally break of diplomatic conneston
for time between the countries This would not lead to
war; which ridiculous to think Of but 1t would
uneaseness this side and certainly upset the Pal.
rosrston Cabinet The Prime Minister La in ga fx,"I
repeat but lie is the best hand in the world for getting
out Of it. The shortest way would be for him to hint
to Mr. Champion to resign and for this timely act Lord
Pamerstcn could give him far better berth at home This
would end all difficulty without bringing up the question
CT honor dignity. One thing Is certain-Lord Pal
must get Of the scraps without endargeriog
the peaceful relations Of the two countries for the
melcal horror Of England at their interruption
heartily expressed st the Lord Mayors dinner to Mr.
Dallas, ef last week, that Cabinet here stand
hour which contsmplates anything but amity with the
United States.
The Times was compelled by this demonstration TO
ont and praise Sr. Dallas admirable speech the
skies, and Its tone is completely altered since
the public have read it. No American Minister to Eng
land made greater hit, for In tsv ssntenous
phrases he demonstrated that mpediment stood In
the way Of pacific arrangement If " memorable
State policy" did not seek another solution he struck
the nail the head and the eye Of this country is vg
lany directed TO the Of the government In
short there mstaking the sentiments Of the English
people towards u.s. since Mr.. DaAs's happy debut ct
the Mansion House" dinner. he has been down BY
calls and invitations from the highest in the land which
his arduous duties at the present uncture force him to
decline He quite the topic Of conversation, and
dotss Of all circulating about him. One is worth
Secretary to Mr.. Galatn. he called his relative the
illustrious poet, Byron who received him with great
foT other so5d ad not
reused by this neglect and ne stopped his visits TO his
lordship. Ore day, meeting mutual friend, Byron
George2 never see him row" "Why," was the answer,
'the expresscn your lordshp has applied to him may
aec,ed moment then exclaimed aHe is right. honor
his democratic pride. viii call on him TO. morrow"
He did and always rested young Repubican George
the 'Corzar" to read in uscrpt, and delighted
to hear him say "hat ten would read It In the United
States to in England from the superior education Of
the people"
The American here getting anxious to know what
the Convention at Cp cinnau going to do The story
he can't get the nomination that he win give his votes
to the best in, bis yiew-to Dallas or Douglas
Mr. Buchsnans quarrel with General Pierce II Is thought
here will ruin HIS chances. How is all this9
The at Pars has broken up and the treaty OF
peace leaking out The Black Sea Is declared open to
the Of all nations, well as the navigation Of
the Danube England will certainly be the gamer BY
th SO commercial arrangements though viii take her
long time to back the hundred mions sterling
the war has cost her. Russia seems well satisfied to get
out Of the scre for coDtendng against four nations at
vaanty 1t che Is determined to repair her loss
by extreme activity &C., pushing internal improve
mens ahead rapidly. New railroads, canals and har-
bors the order Of tho day and she gets into
war she will be better prepared for It, The Danu-
ban Pncipaliies the ersnary ofEurope remain, unior
tunatey under the brutal yoke the Turks and Austria
Ia anxious to keep them there for her own interests