Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-26
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Reply 81 the Gar TO the Paimersien indisi-

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The Nord of latest date reptile. as follows to tho
declaration that the Ausirians will continue Ia
occupy the Principalities. and the English squad
ron remain in the Black Sen. until Russia shal
have completely fulfilled nll the conditions Of the
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We cannot avoid mentioning "A fact which, in
our opinion, is n most important one. Russia !,
the object of an accusation from the cabinet of
London, aud probably also from that of Vienna
which IN this question goes hand in hand with
England And on what does the accusation bear
II cannot be the affair of 3plgrad, for Art. 30 Of
the treaty Of Pans is formal on that head. 1t
Gun therefore only be the question of the Isle Of
Sefpeuts. But the declarations of the cabinet Of
ST Petersburg have been 50 clear and oaiegori-
cal on the subject Of TINT slet that il would be
really an insult 10 our renders t. recur 10 them.
We may nevertheless remark that this cabinet
has repeated to safety TINT that islet could uey
or become the subject Of any dispute since Rus
STA had always had possession Of il without tho
slightest objection on the part of Turkey, slnco
it could never become n strntcgcal point of my
importance, aud it's only value Ia Rustu
That lying On the road la Odessa, il served 10
keep up II light house which was indispensable 10
the humorous vessels going 10 that port. Rus
ria besides has declared, aud it is the principal
point of the whole affair, TINT she referred tho
question 10 the Congress Of Paris Since, there
fore, Russia only cent her six soldiers there be
cnuse foreigners had como to take possession of
a lighthouse which belonged to her, WAS it not
more natural, surprising both parties 10 be mi
mated with oquhlly concillatory feelings. that
things should be allowed 10 remain in stdtu quo
until the decision of the Congress, the authority
of which, when once admitted by all for the sct-
tlement Of questions arising out Of the Int war,
could not be disputed What, however do wa
now srel Scarcely Inns Russia declared that
she viii accept in good faith the decision TINT
may be come 10 in common by all, than England
aud Austria refuse to submit to that decision
aud by 30 doing, deny the competence of the
Congress In other words the cabinets of Lon
don aud Vienna for REASONS which will not nj
present examine, arrogato to themselves the right
of deciding by themselves questions which prop
erly belong 10 all the Powers that signed the
trenty of Paris and in which they are, strictly
speaking, both judges and parties.
lFrom the Liverpool Posi Nov 3
The Anglo French alliance may be considered
as nearly at al end. Both countries arc at an
entire enmily on the Eastern question mud it is
now admitted TINT the mnnruvrca Of tie French
government were successfully counterncted by
the eNortions Of Lord de kedchhe. 1t does not
follow however. TINT his lord,hip or the govern
moni, which approves of hi conduct, is right,
but the inference is IN their favor for the British
fleet still keeps tho Black Sea. and is receiving
representations. Austria mud England are Ger
tainly agreed respecting the policy 10 be obStrv-
ed towards tho frinclpaties and if this fact
required further contrmniion il will be found in
the hostility of the French and Russian organs
10 ibis new alliance.