The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-29

Inc ouiiah' alter some hesitation, approved the advice
OF ms councillors Two courefs then sent of 10
Omer Pacha and TO ADD Pacha, with an order 10 post
pone hostles to the 3oh, unless they should have al
| ready commenced
| The Cologne Gazette saws;
. Inc account OF the meeting OF European congress
IN London does not merit belief Ga the contrary II
pears mar mas been declared, In high quarter that the
ume iof diplomatic negotiations had passed. aud that il
was necessary TO wait for the progress OF events"
On the other hand the Ost DsusAe Post of Vienna, OF
the ID, says;
News has Just been received by an electric despatch
that peace congress is to in London Ia addition
TO me penpoenlares OF the five great powers there
WIN also De an ottoman present We have not read
the despatch, hut place entire reliance on it,"
The Austrian government issued circular to IFS dipo-
matte agents on the nth ult in which 1t is said that
His imperial Majesty. faithful TO his pacific system
could moi hesitate moment to the line OF conduct
traced out TO him by his duties in the phase which
The eastern question has entered So long the inter-
ests oil LIS own empire shall not be directly threatened
BY war his Majesty will observe neutrality. and The
so as The positive and reiterated declaration oil the court
OF Russia inspire him with the certainty that that power
has no desire to make any attack the integrity Of the
ottoman empire or on the sovereign rights OF The Sultan
The last Gazette, OF Frankfort, says
j "No here doubts the meeting OF European con-
gress in London It is thought that the conference will
soon terminate its deliberations the propositions by
the cabinet OF St Petesburgh These propositions will
be communicated me congress OF London, and will
form the bases Of the negotiations: NJ De Brunow.
Russian ambassador at the court Of ST. james, made
this, il il said. a sine gus non"
The Lloyis newspaper, under date OF Vienna, Novem-
Der 81, says
" The is current that Coun, de Buol Schauen-
stein, Minister OF Foreign Affairs is TO be replaced by
Count de Rechbeg. is said thar The Russian ambassa-
dor at the court OF ST. James has approved of the project OF
having congress at London but no one az We, knows
the precise period at which il meet AT all events,
il will not meet before the conference has terminated its
abors. The fact that notwithstanding the commence
Gent Of hosliles between tac Russians aud the Turks,
The labors OF The diplomatic agents continue keeps up the
hope of pacific solution of the eastern question"
letter from Berlin, dated 9Th instant. says:
" II is positively stated that the British cabinet has
ved all The courts, represented at the conference OF Vi
emma, to recommend to the Ottoman Porte The project
OF mediation, by collective note Of the ambassadors OF
the four powers The contents OF this note relate ia
said, TO the treaty OF 1871, in which the five powers
guaranty TO the Sultan the nvioabity OF his sovereign
rights and express the sincere desire of seeing the
quily OF his empire consolidated In the project OF the
collective note The assurance given BY the treaty Of ls4
renewed The note does not contain any fresh guar.
antee. The question is to know whether this note,
which as yet i only project, will obtain the approba-
ton OF the other powers represented in the confeIe
England and France are alone in accord"
The Russian commander chief, in his proclamation
establishing martial law, orders
II 81 All merchant vessels whether Russian or carry
ing the Moldo. Walachian flag, from this day to
to navigate the Danube, and TO remain in the places
80 Ali relations between the two banks OF the river
interrupted and there shall no, be sold the Turks
either wheat, salt or any other article Persons dsobey-
INK this order shall be tried by martial law
i %. All those who shall keep up any correspondence
or other relations with The Turks shall also be tried by
martial law"
4 have thus, Mr.. Editor, yen you condensed though
long summary OF the most important news, warke and
peacelike received in Paris up this time 1t is proba-
Bile that you will receive later intelligence by the way OF
Liverpool and possible that you may receive dispatches
to the effect that armsce has at last been resolved
upon by both parties, and the question once more COM
mtted 10 tue ungainy keeping OF statesmen and diploma
tists
Anxious TO post you up fully as 10 eastern Matters
have left room Tor word abou, France. The most
interesting local intelligence here refers to the political
trials in progress, Tor the details OF which refer
you 10 the English journals c.
Il p S-The Constitutisansl in an article the COM
paSave ciyz OF Russia aud Turkey, expresses it.
self as follows
turkey has no manufactures, and has no need OF
any but she is rich enough in materials TO suffice
Tor all the trade which she keeps up with other countries.
She has, besides adopted IN her commercial relations
most liberal sysem all her ports beng open, and all
impedimens 10 trade being removed his IS sinking
exemplifcaiion OF that generous mussulman hospitality
which receives with kindness men and things oil the
West, and thus gives 10 the mpenesraoe empire OF Rus
STA an example of confidence and ard conduct
which that power will take good care not TO initiate This
last alton brings naturally 10 examine the
, moral situation OF The two nations and we are not
sorry for H. since j, s above ALL here that the Ottoman
superiority is manifest. The liberty which Turkey
exhibits in her commercial transactions serves the
OF her public tendencies and legislation,
and is perhaps the secret OF her strength. Whilst the
Gar subjects his iron rule soul well as body, the
, Sultan with equal protection all creeds, and
efaces the OF The past by the most admirable
tolerance Whilst Russia isolaes herself from The
West by an absolute Chinese wall. Turkey boTrovs from
her generals engineers, and produce OF every
kind and thus becomes permeated with healthy spirit,
which must after a lime lead 10 her complete transform
alton All her institutions, besides, have their basis
in The principles OF the civilized world and al Constan-
nopIe right, justice, equality publicity and progress IN
all hinge are aimed Who will venture 10 say that
the came spirit presdes hs mysterious proceedings
4 OF Russai There is press IN each empire; but
one is free, and the other subject TO The knout,
one tells the truth the Sultan, willis, the other
disfgures history. and informs the Muscovle peas
ants that IL is they who Won the battle OF The Noscowa
We might carry this comparison much further, but what
we have said IL sufficient Tor our own purpose. We
shall merely menon passan the result OF statsti-
cal table lately published relative to The state OF public
instruction in both coun RES There ~ in Turkey one
pupil for every thirty Christian Inhabitants whereas
there is only one for six hundred IN Russia When is
borne mind besides, that be mobiles, even the boVards,
and owners OF ser have less real liberty than the rayas
subject the Porte, u IS impossible not to come 10 The
conclusion that for the Ottoman empire, as Tor The kioR
dom OF Poland, Mascove Invasion would be the sig-
nal for a relrogra march. 0ne word Much has
been sald OF the three great plagnes OF slanismalal-
isu slavery and poIygamy. No deplofes mote than
we these three negaons OF moral responsibility, human
dignity and The rights OF But i, is certain that
Christian Interpretation given 10 them at present must
sooner or later them 10 disappear Slave markets
were abolished in 1885, and polygsmy has become in
practice really exception The generous efforts OF the