Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
PERSONAL. INTELLIGENCE.
FScirIS6 SCENE BETwEEH LORD srKATfoEp Z
EtrcIIrIE AXn sIE Il. ErLMER.

E~SctrISG SCENE BETWEEN LORD srKATfoEp D.
REpcLIFrE Asp SIR II. BrLwER.
The ConstaE.inople correspondents oi Inc me
pGaGsHce B9gs ana La Pre,sc, wrilGS "n the LON,
state THAI II singular scene took place al inc IaSs 'N,'aeu
conference between the resident Ministers anu me
Commissioners, held for the tina. settlement OF inc
tirInhu relative 70 the Divan- OF the Dunublan Prn-
cipsities. The correspond mt OF the former journal
writes Sir ii. Bulwer. the English delegate in the
commission. expressed himself warmly against the
manner III which lie had been treated by The English
Ambassador, who. contrary ~ the urdsra OF his gov
ernment, which directed that his E.xce!lrncy should
consult with him tSir II. Bu!werj upon the terms oi
the iirman, had Kept him in eEtire ignorance OF the
progress Ut The discussion, while the other members
of the commission had been kept an cOnFdat with
the iabors Of the conference by their respective rep
re-cniatives, and their npii iod had often been taken
into consideration. Sir II. Bulwer added that he
saw lemen.ahl- omissions. in the tirinan, ana that he
should nave presented serious objections at certain
points ii Lord STAFFORD d. Redciuif- had consulted
him. es Tt onghtto have done. Lord Sira;fnrd, sfung
by Sir IL. Buiwers remarks. forgot hiaself, az usual,
and rrtorted III Il tone not ius;Hird By the circum
-tauce, and which provoked an alteration il the open
lifting between these tw" Percentages. which Lad bet
ley mol be described, but which certainly bad nothing
10 ia with the programme - TEE Conference. The
English Ambassador c~paC.uie,! by saying he was
rwur. tina; he had acted contrary Ia his Instructions.
bui that he did moi deem II convenient To explain his
cuuduc; Ia the English Commissioners, bu; thai he
N.iLii fSI''hfh !" 49, ~ -. -'' y bb'I'A'' H'N%'
p1slu in;.rp"s-i, it l. said, /" stop the dispute.
Bru.-el. (Lan aQ Correspondence o; the Manchester
G~ihrdirT(
You will have seen ;aG: ;hc Cons,aatinopie curres-
pondert OF the Paris C"nsttnta0aRsi enters into lie.
tails of the extraordinary and, rs narrated. unbecom.
;u- scene b-; warn Lord StratlOr! de 3r!c.iiF- and
sir Henry liuiwrr, aud tbs III terms so closely !drn
teal in .on,e part- with these Published by the IH-
d.D.adarce, u To lead 10 u superstition tina, both
communications elnanare from the same source
n 49,, sc =, may IL r.-Ilt. ftuu h,,i, TINT whils.
heir oni.c, j.. /" nssaii Lori de EgdciiI-. The provo
cei;ou enanafc. /. or! 81. li-nTy; and that 10 grts;
| surprise Gun hr fell il the former expressed irritation
and sururi-e nt icing attacked IL pointed terms be.
fnr.. IN, ~..snble enruy- md commissioner Uy his
suhnlt.rn. Both CurfesPonn' MS observe that
"Acco.di:gt to General report, Sir II. SUIwer is des.
| timed for IN. Constantine, 10 cIrha-sv, and t.,a, his
present irlssiun i mercy I .tep 10 LCrl IL .-dc.iTo'o
approaching succes>iou. La this &c rs il may, ADDS
! the writer, this sranduiuus scene has produced c moe;
disa.rccuu.r .ifu,t. All the world mas its muu.h fail
% II. and cdrIcAtuTcs ois spoken OF representing the
two combatau;s as boxers struggling III tia mad"
That There must Dc soa!e ruth ia Ito report O:
this unfortunate ~s4Usbb!s caLtot be doub.eG; anu
that. however Exaggerated The assertions Of the
correspondent. may be, enough has OCCURRED 10 ren.
der IL official. i: Nc. imIossIt.c, for the two person..
age. III question 10 act Together H!ib cue BEND q: 10
! her M.jssty's service. Her Mnje.ty's government
; will nec; know the proper steps 10 be taken in defence
! OF the atgnisy oi tag Ambassador or the prr,cnsiuns
OF the Conan s!,. .e!, AID, ...oye all, in defence OF
The dignity of the county represented ~ .u:h.-
| Meantime, il ,s ,InpJ.sib.5 MO- Ia cal! lo mind the
! vcrioas uupropitious incidents winch hive ensued
wherever Sir IIieury Buiw-r has been employed Of
latter years, or 10 !eny ;hst, II Lord de- I;ydel tfe De
subject Ia ebuliiliors Of tastlnsss, SIR Glenry is nvto.
! riousiy impatient o. uii control G!a sroUrdInariUn.-
! Indeed, ID ives s,iG E; The Peeled Of hi. appointment
that. whC,eYc. ut,i. ~ 81 tsien.s or merits. re wa.
not the person bee. s.Itei io: HE purpose, IN 80 IL;
As regarded probabilities oi gcco.d between nm ana
The Queens = Ambassador.
+ January, when Captain HaI.Stein. vi the United
States Nav, tlosn.y in command OF ner Majesty
shin Rt.oiutc WAS e.-u.eI AZ. tu..c;ary n5,H5er.