The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-10


THE MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of Howard -four Sales yeser.
day. after left the Market Of 400 barrels City Mills
49, and today 1000 barrels price. No change in
wheat sales 100 O4 for good prime red and
IO5 10 for white Sales yellow at 63 GA
cents and white 81 63 censvery liulo in market Oats
20 30 cents. Sales of whiskey in barrels at 2si
Correspondence Of the Union.
New York. Oct. s, ls49
rspie,o of the political coalition Of Europe through
the aduicss brought By the Canada,
There is much believe that Georgey is
traitor his country Jealousy OF Kossuths greater pow
and influence with the Diet and people OF Hungary led
him. months ago, plan the termination of the he
finally brought il about At first he endeavored to under
mine Kossut without forcing him resign his position
the head OF Hungarian affairs; but finding that he made
small Roadway, he brought about series of disasters by
dsobeyng orders which compelled Kossuth resign after
which, having intrigued the dictatorship into his own
hands, he FASTENED complete the bargain previously
Guided with the emissares OF Nicholas by surrender
ing his army Paskiewch There is no longer shadow of
doubt the truth Of these FACTS as Georgeys published
letters and his unreserved conversations with various Hun
garian officers, prisoners full OF such admissions
From end of Hungary the other he is thought just
Benedict Arnold is remembered here Indeed, he go
ries in his shame regarding the destruction of kossuh
as than offset for his disgrace and the misery
he has thus brought on his country.
The Canada's mails tell of the positive refusal Of
the Sultan surrender Kossuth, Dembinsk, and the
STEP which is but playing into the hands of the Gear
upon points OF far more Importance TO his purposes than
the delivery Of these patriots TO the tender merces Of
the Camarlla cabinet Of Vienna, the Sultan doubtless
counts upon being backed by England in Nicholas
makes the refusal the desired for carrying
his cherished design Of taking virtual Of
Constantinople Simultaneous with this appearance of
warspeck in Engands political horizon, find the Eng
fish liberal papers changing their with reference to
the duty OF their government in the premises Recently
they held That the death preferable subms
the triumph of Russas schemes against Turkey
involving much danger to British supremacy in India
and English commercial interests in the Mediterranean.
At present. however, while showerng praises upon the
Sultan for the noble and truly Chran stand he has aken
they openly advocate policy which they admit involves
the eventual destruction of his empire, as the result OF his
pro British position Al the they argue in favor
of unconditional submission tho part OF England, TO
whatever Russia may determine undertake against the
integrity Of the Sutans dominons; the ground that
England is Just In condition 10 comply with her
treaty obligations Turkey, for the protection Of her
own interests thus menaced by Russia.
There is a sefshness In this sudden change OF Tone
which though eminenty English, confess quite
expected by myself believed that If all the Of Eng
land surrendered themselves sordid dollar and cent cal
culaons of profit and loss involved in the maintenance
of English rights aud English honor in this matter, her lib
east leaders would remain the great prin
cple of c,yl liberty which they make much noise
deceived however, as pounds, shlings, aud pence
prove be the God woshpped exclusively by them a
| by the rest OF their countIyInen.
IL takes like this the stun which
made Of Your readers will remember that all the sputte
of the English in favor OF the abolition Of the slave trade
and slavery in their West Indies proved to be the
suit OF calculation Of profit and loss, In which
they nancered increase the commercial value Of the
British East Indies by sacrificing their West India colo
mics. Brazil and the southern United Siaies-nohing
As that eventuated, they merely injured themselves
running savehodng cooniesnot be netting their In
da increasing the value oil every acre Of
cuyabe lands and Of every negro In the Bazs and south
e,n limited States SO tar English interests concerned
no American need how Russia virtually reduces
her TO the condition Of Span which Is clearly the grand
object Of the Cars government
III. rich by.theby to read In the English liberal papers
strong Arguments to ind1ce France get into with
and Austria the Italian question, concerning
Rome while thus holding in parallel columns the doctrine
that England submit 10 any and everything sooner
than do share Of the lighting necessary for the protection
of English rights and interests in the East quote from
the London Weekly Despatch,"a radical paper Of 1900
circulation 10 show your readers the stack" upon which
4 English selfshncss lie Just sailing
"some expressions in The presidential letter ous Ma
Europcan mission. No s-intervenon, and working by
our naG policy Il S s saos ,o sn
feeble Tor attack, commercial and naval, not
PEOPLE, . y sos dn eso and
nounce moral judgment the worlds doings We receive
o.on es. and we .sud ha pr %.n1. snd mop
10 Europe, which the PoPey sometimes elgnea % Ie
ss1s nsn SSe we Do on, own m nature s d
ieren,, though It's object be the same"
Excellent logic (gsmmon) this, but shocking morality to
fa from pens which for the last IS months have been Ia
boring win unexampled zeal and ability TO encourage the
people Of the in the belief that long before this
time England would have drawn the sword In defence o.
this Wanted principle Of her people, for which they con
tended against their oppressors
France however, does not appear much inclined &c
accommodate English cupidiy as when the move
ments Of President viewed through the medium
OF by the last previous steamer Louis Napoleon
letter to Ney still furnishes the burden Of the farslan
newspaper leaders, OF the ntrgues Of the dipomsis's
Paris and southern Europe. is believed oy many
of Paris republicans that this letter 10 Ney was neno
ed TO be lusoy all parties in French politics ,ha' m
positions designed be acted on, OF rePnds'ed
Louis Napoeon's personal cotete nigh, 10 une luos'
best for the advancement Of their individual fortunes
The stake for which alone they play. This opinion
I, borne out by the fact that the order that kondaI
shall command the army at Rome has been counter
manded. leaving matters there In the hands Of Ros
lan whose resignation OF the command has been return
"a 40 him Others say that the Roman demands embraces
in the Ney letter first submitted TO the English AM
Austrian ambsssadors that Is before the letter was VIM
ien and that upon the advice Of these minister's wa
prepared and off This s rendered probable by IN
news from Gaea, Naples and Rome, which ead' . ~