The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-18

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ton not TO be altered The matter 10 dismissed OUT moi
settled Like The Question GOnsnt il is destined con-
inually TO up-continually subjected 10 mu'apie
conditions. Whatever changes uanspre. the mohaishy
al least is constitutional This Is settled Inc uaugu'o
OF Ferdinand VII has had her divine rghi aiioweu' IN
parliamentary accents, from her cradle. fIehehneh are
al loss 10 account for the changing national suscepu
bities of Spain so akin 10 their and accuse sa-
bel of being influenced on the hand by the habi OF
submission 10 will less powerful. but which has dom
mated longer than her own; and on the other, by The
fear of reinquishing any portion OF her prerogaves.
this rendering her Jealous 10 excess CetFun laurie
spdsnauent say Partisan journalist. Meanwhile, Philip
II and his SUCCESSOR The infant Charles, together with
the princess Isabel figure in drama at the Theatre del Prin
tipe la gran noUeaaL In dehcien and in Ian
guild expression they make OF Philip rigid monarch in
spring neither interest nor hate. Philip. in his amb-
lion and anatiesm, his gloomy and supersous charac
Ter, disclosed clearly in The celebrated auto de fs at
Vaadolid 10 which he assisted with his court, is
seem unprecedented Spectators must content them
selves with the pageantry OF monarchy-not with the
man, the King His instructive tyranny, his egoiism,
the passions kinding beneath that dull monasc express
sion, were not for the multitude Who wonder that
action should want energy and the objects OF dialogue
be vague where such King in such place has TO be
produced TO order J
is amusing witness The elaborate efforts of Partisan
writers in setting forth the community Of interests pro-
tectng the alliance OF France with Spain and Italy Not
satisfied with the arguments darivable from political and
commercial considerations, they point to the Latin origin
and the religious faith of the three kingdoms Just
now we general shaking Of hands. Spain, in the
character Of fertile garden, is compmented for no
longer suffering mountains and mountainous preJudces to
interfere with outer communication and then comes
tinglingrof glasses the "eanalsaion de PEre,
dertaken by company OF Frenchmen and Spaniards and
the connexion be afforded by the Bayonne railroad.
In three years Paris and Madrid be within thirty
hot,rr ntha in ltaly with
grand central line Whilst France connects side
with Helvea, through the route from Bayonne Mad
rid, she attaches herself yet intimately to Piedmont
by Turin This fraternity OF feeling far is real
is encouraging just the number OF these enterprises
like many conarors balls in the air, entertaining
The Sandman transatlantic lines must not be passed 81
leny--that between Genoa and New York, touching at
Mars eilles Barcelona Malaga Gibraltar, and Madeira
and that between Genoa and Brazil touching at the
points in the Mediterranean, and likewise at Penam
buco, Bahia, Rio Janeiro, and Montevideo Genoa is
acqung itself nobly.
The delay in forwarding the project for the establish
of line of steamers between Havre and one or
more of our ports attributed the opposite side,
and with some show OF reason, 10 the expectations en-
terianed the of the principle which the
icsson constructed and which. if confirmed would
result in greater economya most material consideration
in this instance The impression have received from
inspection OF the Ericsson is that until vast and important
notifications inlroduced-such years alone will
suffice suggest, and a long of experiments to
make goodocean steamers thus constructed steamers
running between distant points OF coast, must rely largely
on their sails. How France delay with present
temptations, possessed, loo she is, OF much national
pride mi-monihy connection with the United States
with the sea of the Antilles, with her colony OF Cayenne
with Brazil and the La Plata twenty nine vessels, pro-
PEELED by 1900 horse power, and traveTsng annually
BOG s65 marine eagues-his is the offer Let her rely
the sanction OF past experience.
Leaving German philosophers to their researches
human hair and French TO their discussions
the Authorization OF fishes, may pass 10 the equally
peaceful topic OF the Exhibition OF 1883 The character
and position OF the members forming the British royal
commission render their appointment at once compi-
menlary and satisfactory. Whilst their opinions will
doubtless be fercsaed the main topics OF interest and
inquiry, their official report. by its authoritative charac-
ter and compact presentation of acquired results will be
allowed 10 constitute grand finale The announcement
OF their appointment must unfangly tend 10 stimulate
the energy Of foreign contributions is already putting
face tbings, and but for the limited dimensions
OF the building, might in consequence, perhaps be
advanced in sfavor But The specuatisns every FORM
connecting with it dissolve the prestige OF the undeak
ing Tor those in too close local proximity II may be that
10 the magnhcence Of the designed display and in the
extent OF the results these may be overlooked but for the
presen, sitneia is the motto.
In the matter Of the commercial convention 10 meet at
Memphis in June next and which has already engaged
the notice OF your columns let add that that
ton will mistake its ground, and fail OF required results
! If following the leadership OF some southern journals
now pioneering its behalf Depending, however, not
too much on mere formal resolutions and regarding
means well ends, it will circumvent present needs.
The establishment OF continental depot OF cotton 10 OPP
position TO Lverpool-one OF the announced desgns--is
chmerical let direct expectation be FIST secured and
this will provide for southern importing market,
beside doing away with any requirement for the suggest
ed resolve Of building such market up in opposition 10
New York. Steamers to Europe, with view TO induce
immigration by southern ports TO the West, would be
more feasible proposition, but for the connexion
tabished between immigrants already arrived and those
who coming. The OF emigration is diverted
with much difficulty that Of trade. But 10 this, in
time. and various other propositions having view what
is however, wrongly termed commercial and industrial
Independence" physical obstacle be well shown
to exist Free banking associations will do for the
South than presen, il opines Unlike the old chartered
banks, with bullion hand the only security, and
this but answering portion OF the crculaon and in
it's boarded state restricting the OF the precious metals
the new system stamps each note its own security
the security of stocks unaffected by legislative inere-
rence-than which what more could be desredl
general impression prevails that powerful Russian
feet is lis way 10 the Chinese The insurrec
tionary state OF China at the present time would appear
to render 1t comparatively easy matter for power like
Russia seize and hold possession OF the country The
temptation at this singuarly strong Peter the
Great pointed to India the ultima thule OF Russian &C.
qzsiou, the future mart OF the world, to reach,