The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-18 00:00:00

BIGH WATER AT LONDON PR.Loo,•

Tim DIY —Sfornii4 53 min.after 2 Er ning 11 min. art. 3
To-*)f Row --Nor-Jill 30 min.aft4sr 3 iveni g47min. aft. 3

THI4 WTATilMti.—lus Crirrs, April. 18.
TaXIIMMIZTER, IN TRZ SEADE
63—highest since noon yosterday.
42 —;owest this morning and during the night.
51—this days at uoon.
R A.RONZ rim, 30.40.
Wimp, E.—Light breeze, with beautiful warm sunshiny
weather.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1855.

The opinions to which we have from time to
time given expression respecting the duplicity and
treachery of Austria receive additional corrobora-
tion day after day, and but little doubt can now
exist as to the nefarious deception practised on
the representatives of France and England. In-
deed it required but little prescience to see the
game that Austria was playing from the beginning.
It is said that " Hawks don't pick out hawks eyes,"
and it could scarcely be anticipated that one des-
pot 'would assist in the humiliation or limitation
of the power of another, more especially when the
'party concerned was one who, but a short time
before, had sustained the throne of the other, and
who might ere long be again required to repress
the indignant struggle ef outraged nationalities.
But, for the possibilities " looming in the future,"
what lias already taken place might not greatly
infirience the decisions of Austria ; if it had any
ay.v effect, it would most probably be unfa-
vourable to the party who conferred the benefit,
for ingratitude is one of the characteristics
of the [louse of Hapsburg. During the long
period of inaction by the ABEUDEEN Administra-
tion, while they " were waiting for Austria,"
me pointed out the futility of the expectation, and
4arly showed that the only mode by which her
'l' 'Operation could be obtained would be by thrash-
ing Russia without her assistance. When the
Ir-4°27144 been achieved she would be ready
t
611°114"' Participate in any benefits to be derived
itnee-7-Luso Pa tie
that remained in
.the
fair
"strong Partiesft""aeie doubtful, speaking
up n' t. 174 really, as of old, to prove
forget that the :. %4°l3ger side."
Cabinet of "Viennar% We cannot
decided. step taken by the
the clever thet,,,hva3 ". ita being taken in by
Sebastopol. TcleonnPtincPled, hoe,
Russian Pow er in
had
l)een that the
Ihwltien it thou, respecting
neatly cri-ppled., it prom 7ine
despatched. couPernaa-
latory r.iessages to the tY
the Tuileries, when, Courtsheof St. jauleagaratua-
nli•;take—wben itafocuonuid, ,
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RA GLAN was playing the wa i ti n It-game,
cess could scarcely be anticipated, it inclined tiolstulc-
alio of Russia, and by opposing absurd objections
to the march of Turkish troops through the Turk-
ish territory, which it had so improvidently been
17:Tait-tea to occupy, it enabled Russia to send
, army of Bessarabia to the Crimea, and thus
.0 make
1 a desperate effort to destroy the Allied
forces before Sebastopol. The victories of Bala-
i alatipt4Tact. , Inks Poi.
again induced it to change
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