The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
Personal Intelligence.
EXCITING scBNE BET WEN LORD STAFFORD DE

REDtLIIFE AID SIR II. BULwER.
The Constant nope corrcApondents OF the hdepenion~
tween the reaiden, nsIers the Commissioner. held
for the fns seem0ht Of the 1rmAn relative TO the d.
Of the Dsnubian Prncpaties The CORES pondeat
OF The former journal wries-sh n. Ruwer the Eagish
ps the IN .Scb se sss BEEN s.ca sT ,ss
Ergth Ambassador, Who contrary 10 the orders OF
bs government, which directed tbat hs EKoellsncy
.tord consult with BIN (Sr b Buiwer) npon the
terms Of the Hrman had kept him In entire ignorance
Of tee progress OF the discussion, while the
oers Of the commission had been KEEP, az co,van,
win he lapors OF the conierencs by their respeo
i've representatives,, ard their cpnlOn had otsn been
taken into consis eIAicn. Sir Bul6sr ADDED that he
saw lamsniabe Omissions In the hrnan, sud that he
hovd have Presented serious objections at certain ponts
Lord STAFFORD dc Redclne had consulted him, ~ he
w,, ,S,es eoIo sung DT ~ q; sa
tone not Jusiaed by the Circumstance, and which pro
voted an al,ercscn In the open sitting between these
which o-rsi b had nothing with the programmes Of
the Confer nee. The E7glsb Anbassadsr consuded by
sayins be tina, he had a,ed contrary 10 his
inrucors bu, that he DID not deem convenient 10 ex.
plsir bis oondtct TO TIE EnSlsn Commissone-, but that
be would explain himself TO his government Rcschld
PAshs ibtsp posed, II is ssid, 10 atop the dispute.
brussels (JGn. 2o) Correspondence Of tho Manchester
Guardian
You will have thai the Cops'an,nople cspon
dent OF tire Paris ~spronei enters into details OF the
exlraordravy a-d. narrated, unotcomirg s,ene be-
tween lord STAFFORD dc Redcine and Sir Henry Balwer
and this 90 closely Identical In some parts with
thoec publish ed by the fnctpdonce ~ " lead TO sup
position thai both mmuDios,ions emanato from tho
came source Be tbi, ~ may, results from both that
vocai on emsnated from sr Henry; and that great
surprise can be felt II the former expressed irritation and
sur pre at btrg alta cked In pointed terms before the
assembled ENJOYS and commissioners by bis subaltern.
Both correspondents observe that
According 70 general report Sir H. Bulver destined for
merely step % Lord 90 ssdes spproahns sascesou
has s s nsss s r s e. sa,s cs s
v noun ul o AID cArcatures are SPOKEN Of represent
That there muss tessme truth In the report OF this IN
fortunate squaoSe cannot be doubled and thst
exaggerated The asse tors Of The may be-
enorsh has occurred 70 render dipcult n,t mposd.
te for The two pcrfonages In question TO act together
9Th cue bepeni 70 her siy's service Her Msjssys
IN cefesce OF The dignity et The nISas.spr ., Ss n,s
tensions Of the cmmiseioner and. above s defence
Of The dignity Of The country represented By both Mean
prcpitious rnoidons which have ensued Wherever rr
Henry Bulser has beee employed OF latter years or TO
deny uat, Iordte Redcle be subec, ebulniona Of
hassness, SIR Henry no,orousiy ipatisn, OF all con-
troll and spbovdir alton Ipdec Il said a. the period
mers Re vss Of The psrson be. soes o r ,as
Ia 90 far a. regarded probabilities Of between him
and the Queens Ambassador.
he Royal Geographical Society met on the 2en Of
January, wien Captain BArstetn, the United states
savy, recently In mand Of Nsjessys shlp Reso-
lutte, vAs elected an honorary member.
sIB ROBERT PEEL AND THE PRINCE DE LrgrK
lFrom the LONDON Pros
Bsrssus Jan. n, 1851.
On Monday, the 10Th, 0 bumerous dspot ,ton ~ tbs
EnGlnh residents II Brussels, naval military ana owl
Ian, waited upon the Prince de Lyme hh hotel In the
Rue Royale W declare hcr repyobauon Of the pcrsons
vus ayes uttered by SIR Robert Peel against the Pripoo
In bis sisye puabie speech a Birmingham The dsputsros
expressed hope that the offence you'd be py hin
70 be-n was In nac-an Isolated eboutiou OF log
breeding highly dppeasrE the Enrish ~ al parties
and hlch the unanimous Of the Ansc N press
bad placed In lie true lights, unbecorins eeuilsu,an
deep regret vas abo signifed that the nobeman So
lsced ~ The King Of The Besans 10 be his social am
bSssoor the coronation Of Queen OF England In
1885, and lately dcpud In the same cApsoity 70 the s.
ptror o Russs, should have met With insult from an
Erglhf man, u'trly upprovokd, and oouched in terms
ubkpov he language and 10 the sentiments OF Ron
able men The Price dc Igpe, In warm terms 20.
edred the com ailments paid him By the deputsop
and obsrved.-
oeruenen believe me am mos grateful for IN. your
spopar act % courtesy ard gooi will ard am de- Div
sbe Of the generous Kindness hat has prompted yop tbus
70 The vulgar aggression sraniaby upon
suffer the dip leasure mar experience Al this low bred
ndigy 10 affect Tor instant the high respect sincere
refs ons and cordially en.eraped BY Tor England and
70 rtve belorss oply sot Urrogns and bsckRusrd
eoin) and az such regard With proper Contempt but
without seeking th persn.ge should chance place
his CO.. has been thai an underbred good
for nothing (saal elcrc = pdsrtenJ
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