The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-16


this year. ssys the French organ OF average amount
and the quality excellent. This declaration scarcely
believed TO be true the face OF the large purchases oil
effected by the French government 10 London. &c
The Paris Non,isar OF The 15ih says; ..Aceoen's
from Coasiaraople 10 the 18th state hatibe Snlan had
adopted The note drawn by The conference o. VIENNA
wsh so@s changes "a the wording which are "n1oa'
inpoftanee,
The London Times Of the 29lh u reprobat~s The
course pursued By The Porte in delaying 20 long ITS as
SEQ, 10 the proposition, and an requiring any alterations
which may lead further diheaiiy. and give me Em
g~fot Of Russia pss,ext iot withdrawing or modifying
h. acceptance The Times further hints that The onus
OF islesIasinx peaceful settlement being thus thrown
Turkey England and France wou,s &c us1nea 10
iels .anou acss Thai courier had arrived at Vienna from
Coesanllnops confirming the statement that the verbal
.sn hesn, aud that the Porte bad addressed circular
mole 20 The representatives. OF the great powers. sta
tog chat 10 dignity required such modhcsl'onr, and that
ths Sultan would s~nd Ambassador 10 81 Petersburgh
with the evacuation OF the principaltiies
Prom he London Tlmes Of Sept L.
In the sauDn of last year the governments OF this
country and the United States far emboiled upon
the question OF the colonial hshercs 10 occasion Tor
tbs ao~n Considerable and 10 create even
some reasonable grounds for apprehension. The same
question under discussion Al Tue present moments but
agreeable "a the change IN It's general aspect, that m
stead al bos,tItes arrangement, we may anticipate
from The negotiations material Improvement OF the Tela
w VIVA, ~ss wan,sd Vas. ,hs, he New England fisher
stoald the Old pnvl~gc OF fishing IN British
waters freely u they sill British subjects
This desire was nouen, undisguisedly avowed
under Tie assertion Of cetisn naurai rghs giving ali
equal Ie 10 rach Goldfish any here, just as HE
Lofty praegles we're appealed 10 in proof OF The
community OF another species oi goods known by the
name Of .usuo A. last, however The reasonable
policy has been adope OF treating for The coveted advan
'sge- BY The ordinary OF bargain ani sale. and nego
tMtions reading between the two governments tor
the crslon only p hshDg rights but OF other prvi
igrs. % the Americans. the receipt Of certain eqna-
! Die esseiuts IN reisirn
IL tts.N al 10 nv
upon iaif conditions 10 place American fishermen the
footing IN all respects OF own coonists and thus 10
terminate absolutely all chances Of difference in respeci 10
these maiiers In return, i understood that demands
have been preferred side Tor the repeal OF import
duties colonial sh The sioirsge Of The bouniies
paid TO American fishermen, and itcip'oeS OF pnvi
l.ge iot Bfisb fishermen 10 American waters. The last
condition 1. ilile better than nominal, tor the Bitch
hsberusn hsse already waters enough Of their
10 sow the other terms could be liable 10 subs,an-
tisl exception
i ii we Tg, American fishermen on a level with our
own snf allow them 70 take t.h 10 our waters withou
dlencos, " surely IN the highest degree
able 10 maintain that The equality thus instituted should
coniinue 40 70 the point where The advantages have
hitherto lain with the British, and at the poin,
whsre they lie with ih. American W. hsy. the best
fishing grounds the Americans the bes, fsh markets.
and they should yield Us admission 10 their markets on
receiving admission grounds 10 cay that mixed
Diet of boats -boad f-h together terms Bit,
sh wa'ce, bu, that only the American vessels should b.
eahlied 10 take their hsh 10 the best market,
es,iy un lar that waste time 10 exposing he
rroposIiton. Al present the Americans pat duty
colonial caught h-h bal n these very hsh may be caught
/, by either Americans eolon.s Tie like ar,iali,y
should Re shown IN all the arrangements OF The iarr.
Reasonable enough, TOO ~ The demand rnng The
boanes We msy open fisheries 10 The natural trade
OF America, but may fairly require that The American
government shall arncisy create competitors for
our hshermeo by pushing into there pursuits men who
would not have adopted Them OF their own accord Ii
ee trade 10 be the order OF the day, the extinction OF
bounes must follow q matter OF course. Neverthe-
iesA, this PROPOSAL has been declined 10 saiJ by Gen
eees cabinet on the ground iha, the io'eiereocs Of
he n m III
!, 30 strictly internal
The nerotistions however, bave assumed character
far than the original question implied.
The navigation of the liver ST Lawrence and Of other
important sresns, the common OF certain siw
aud highways, the REGISTRATION OF colonial vessels in
American ports. the adaptation OF The American navga
ton LAYS 10 the befaiiy OF sbseineht, aud the
reciprocal modification OF the customs tariffs by both
SlAes have all been brought forward in the discussion
and. n should he found practicable 10 arrive nj sat
,siaciofy adjustment many points. the Interests Of
the great Anglo. S~son communities viii be linked
together more nr1iy than ever.
We eanno, dl..en,he the TACT that mauy dieal,ie.
from which our owo administration 10 comparatively
free must bes~i American government 10 endeavo
to effect such arrangements these The New Eo9aDd
fishermen Torn numerous and powerful class. and 80
large 70 the capital nvestei Their pursuits thai heat
ing htey 70 be secured 'ot their demands ~ oppo.
far lees disposed awe than take and may
probably eimmof Tor The retention OF ihsr own priv-
isxe. even while ssas'ns .has ~ The prove, sas.n;
Tree trade, though usdoablediy advancing, no,
we'll recognised IN the Uu.d States they are with
ourselves; and while there question that Eng
ish ministry could approve TO Parliament any pro,o lions
fair and reciprocal abolition Of commercial res,o
tons il 10 eressdirsiy doubtful whether like success
could bs achieved IN Consrss..
The Americans, In fsct, might be reasonably called
upon 10 remember that they like other nstIons are al
ready In this respect our debtors, and thu, they have
something 70 do in rec'proeaiinG accomplished
ccssons before any others mooiei Above all
must he understood thai ihs soaniry, though literally
disposed. and not inclined to drive ungsnsrous bar
gain sueh subject, with such . nation. oil not
submit 10 have s Uncomfortable rights inpsgoei BY
reference 10 the rights Of man" or impaired by hos<
clandeA,ne encrosch which ultimately srg~aed
TO constituting prescription The hshng grounds IN
qu.stion entirely pfopsy the valley OF the
Mississippi IL the property OF the Unsd Sstes There
is every disposition IN this country 70 admit hmsrcsos
10 ahare oil our advantages, and ss stA cordially Y.
loice in conclusion which, While exingusbinx the REX
OF unpleasant oolliaons, Will place hs two nsons
footing Of such desirable sm''y. Toe more comprs-
pleased; but "eivs and take - fair play. and policy
less than justice require. iha, The Americans IN
dulfsd in their nsaai wishes. British ecloni,s should
not be left with reasoo 10 complain.
| RUSSIA And IraIsr.
The following 10 a copy Of the noe approved by the
powers represented The Niesna conference and rro-
posed simultaneously for the acceptance oi kssa and
\ Turkey
"Hs Majesty the sslrsn, having nothing more 81
heart than 10 re- establish between hinse and bis Ma.
lesiy the Emperor Of kussa relations Of good n~shbor
hood and perfect UNDERSTANDING Which have anfos's-
naely been changed by recent aid painful ors
has carefully addressed himse eek again The
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