The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

VUcsIIOTI dIs
England Will you relinquish all the principles OF free
government and snk quietly into the abyss Of despot
ism Or will you maniuy resist and u So when, and
how and where you willing to begin the resistance
Will YOU wait until every free government is overthrow
the continent Or when the principle oil armed inter-
venon from abroad announces It's determination TO sub
vert these governments, will you then interfere for your
own security, whilst you may have friends and allies
upon the continent Should the latter be your wise and
patriotic resolve, and should you, in that event, desire
the cooperation OF my country Il w DC gwen oy lhe
government and sustained by the people wilhzeal and
unanlmiy.
know nothing since The days OF the Crusades, that
could excite IN America feeling so deep universa ana
enthusiastic. or which would call out SO many millions,
ii necessary, OF my countrymen, as an lnVauon from
you TO your children in America to fight together The last
great Triumphant battles for the Liberties OF man
would be certain and easy victory, achieved chiefly
by the naval forces OF England and America and sue
ceedng this victory there would then be enduring peace
and extended commerce.
- Indeed. / doubt not that if England and America
would inform the continental despots that they must not
intervene beyond their own limits 10 overthrow other
governments merely because they are Tree, such an
annunciaon would arrest their march in 1851 as II did IN
1920, and accomplish the result without the neces
sy OF war or bloodshed."
The inhabitants OF Southampton have presented TO
their mayor Mr. Andrew, magnificent service OF plate,
valued al $25 600 Mr. Croskey, the American consul,
was present at the banquet and made speech, in the
course OF which he said:
"people imagine that there is vast difference between
us in America and you in England We are republican
you called monarchica but maintain that you are
republican, with monarch TO govern you we are re-.
publican, with President as our chief agisiraie
[Cheers.l
THE RELATIONS OF AUSTRIA AND ENoLAHD-The best
news in England from Vienna, because il is considered
decidedly pacific is, that Lord Wes,moreand has been
officially received ambassador from England by The
Emperor. Yet the Atlanc's advices, which are the
latest give understanding of official complaints against
England from Austria and the other despoc powers OF
~ in
limitations that citizens OF Great Britain may find it
somewhat dangerous TO travel in those countries until
these complaints duly regarded The following gives
some idea of the state of things between Austria and
England previous 10 Lord Wesmoreand having an inter-
view with the Emperor OF Austria, on the 18th, to pre-
sent his credentials: 1
VIENNA December lo--Since Louis Napoleon has be-
come dictator. the hostility to England has become more
strongly pronounced than and the introduction OF
continental system perre) is now openly spoken OF as
contamination devouy 10 be wished The Lloyd OF
Yesterday contains article the subject which de-
serves your attention The writer is OF opinion that "al
European and particularly all German, powers must feel
duty to combine in taking defensive measures against
the English system OF plumber As the last hall OF the
article directed against Prussia, must suppose that the
reported refusal OF that power 10 share IN the Austrian
conferences OF the I'd OF January Is correct
The ancient jealousy between the rival dynases is as
great ever aad Prussia IS evidently determined not to
be taken in tow by her powerful rval II she can avoid
it,
is said that grand bdttus recently the cover for
political meeting in that province The affair took wind.
The gendarmere got the trace, and is believed that
this led to the domciary visits paid 10 kossuhs rela
lions, OF which mention has already been made.
DECEMBER ll-Mr. Wright, the courier OF the English
cabinet, arrived here yesterday with important des
patches Ii is believed they contain the answer of Lord
Pamerston 10 the note OF ourgovernmen requesting an
explanation of the speech addressed by his lodshp 10
the lslngton deputaton This appears the more proba
BILE, the Emperor is 10 give private audience 10 the
Ia We-tmDTeland e.
liver his credentials is therefore supposed thai Lord
Pamersions reply is satisfactory and that the Earl will
not now leave Vienna.
Al Vienna great anxiety is felt for news from the Uni
ted States respecting the reception OF kossuth.
In Germany the press is forbidden TO record the events
which occur in France in adverse Mr. Bona.
pare.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Franklin could not, consequence of her great
daught of water obtain egress from the Havre docks,
owing the low stale OF the tides the French coast
On her appointed day OF sailing, viz Wednesday, the 9Th
December and her departure had 10 be postponed for four
DAYS
Hon. Robert J. Walker was about to embark for the
United States.
elegraphic despatch from Vienna given in the Kreuz
Zeung, states that "the sisters OF kossuh will be shortly
removed TO Pesth."
company is a, last forming and has applied for
OF incorporation, for establishing steam communication
between the coast oil Ireland and the United States
The association is 10 be called the European and Ameri
can Steam Packet Company, and IS advertised IN the
Times OF the 10Th ultmo.
The Kreuz Zeitung states that there is probability of
the Emperor and Empress OF Russia visiting Berlin during
the ensuing spring.
The Austrian cabinet has announced TO the German
government that though il regrets Prussia will not accept
It's invitation 10 send envoy 10 the Commercial Con-
gress 10 be held at Vienna the conference will be held
as appointed
Louis Napoleon is said TO have given the Prussan gov
eminent and other great continental powers the most for
NAL OF his intention TO preserve peace and de-
vote all his force the repression of the anarchca ele
menis within The French confines.
The federal corps OF twelve thousand men, 10 be sta
toned near Frankfort is already marching to the quar-
tefs designated for IT,
There Is little doubt tina, the treaty Of Hanover with
the Zoll. Veren will be affirmed The Hanoveran Cham
bera about 4 atonTn I'LL January.