The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
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The Turkish question eonnnaes TO disturb peoples
minds consols decline French securities rise and fall
with ieverish FITS, and dipomaisrs are busy throwing
dust in he Of The public and doing he work OF Rus
sia and Austria, while they seem 10 oppose Them. They
have fear OF the Increase OF Russan powers they do
fer Turkey; but they must exert themselves to
the utmost 10 prevent such war as would give hope TO
the friends OF liberty and afford 10 kossuth and the Eu
ropean democracy opportunity 10 organize their forces
upon favorable ground The nsr step OF The dpiomasS
was 10 the neutrality of Austria Bat while Aus.
Iia is deClaning against Russia and the demands Of
Prince Menschikof, Tie correspondent OF the Lon
don Times Acknowledges that ia Vienna the occupation
OF the Danublan pTIneipaiues by Russia is regarded
highly favorable 10 The interests OF the centralized and
new fashioned Austrian empire because it would enable
The German officials to introduce something like order in
Transy iyania No doubt Austria The ally Of
the Car The Oriental question: spite of her pro es,a
lions and her alleged friendship for the Sultan but she
must AVOID any pIeex which might justify the Turks in
attacking The Russians In the flank by marching through
IIarsyivania and making open use OF the European de-
moeIacy against Russian deepotism The next trick OF
Russia but has always pr owed successful Ii
has Tor many been the policy OF the Car get
aggerated reports unon The power OF Russia into the lead
ing papers OF Europe, and 10 deeIy that Of his enemies.
Al thepresen moneni pamphlet is preparing Paris,
10 show the immense oil Russia, and The orm
dable safe OF her aImy the French writer course,
paid by The Russian tmbassS--Tts even 10 prove maj
Russia has efficient navy aud plenty OF sailors Ex-
OF this pamphlet will few weeks overflow all
The Europe an nd American papers Al the same time
Prussan officer Berlin is publishing OF the
miserable OF The Turkish army and attempts
persuade the creduous that the Turks bad horsemen
The London Tunes, OF course, already gives extracts
IRON this publication, which is got up Just now for Rus
sian purposes Ye! General Lamoriciere have
confidence in the Turks Than the Prussan officers
he has already offered his services 10 the Sultan in
OF war;
Blu, this war; which for the moment seems 10 be nev
table, will take quite different course from what is
feared expected. Negotiations not yet entirely
broken off between ST. PelersburgA and Constantine
ple-the harvest IN the Danubian provinces has mol
yet begun As the is IN the barns revolu-
lion will break out in ServIa against Prince Alexander
karageorgewltsh (lhe son OF Black Georges and
cesslul defeated, this movement will be preext for
the Russians 10 Decay the pinciaies--of course not
for Russian interests with hostile spirit toward the
Sultan but only in order 10 Europe from rchy
and socialism We already know by heart thos,
phrases which Russian h plonacy fails proclaim
There will be a big talk about The wisdom and modera-
ton OF the Car about has friendship Tor Turkey; about
his Christian endeavors TO project The Greek Church,
which, by theby, needs protection, and is satisfied
with the rule OF ihe Sultan and especially about the
danger which has threatened ORDER society, and family
II will be OF self sacrifice, course for Russia to
occupy the prncraiies. Bat, on the Other hand the
English commercial interests cannot fail 10 notice thai
those pncpaes form OF their best markets to buy
breadsufs with English manufactured goods which,
under The Turkish tariff pay only five per cent. import
duty they know thar permanent occupation OF those
countries would extend TO them the Russian prohbi-
tory tariff, and that therefore, this market would be
closed TO English industry by falling under Russian dom
NATION. The Exchange lakes this view, and The Times
has been forced that, after all, there are English
interests 10 be protected in Turkey, though but tort
night ago the paper openly stated that the Oriental
question affected only Austria and Germany, but moi
Eng and, and sneered al The German papers, which had
expressed their hopes that England would do her duty
This question wall shortly be brought before PaIla-
men Mr. Layard, the well-known traveller in Assyra,
has given notice OF a motion 10 that purport. He was
appointed SECRETARY OF legation Cunstanlinope and
the East. But Loui S,Iaioi de Radcliffe is one
OF those who cannot bear anybody in their vicinity
WHO might get insight into their diplomatic activity
He pick ed quarrel with Mr. Layafd in the way as
ten years ago he dd WIN h's hen secretary OF legation
the celebrated urquba and Lay Disguised, threw up
MS appointment, and returned once more 10 England.
The most important feature oil the Turkish question
is The unanimous declaration OF The Greek bishops that
they do not requlre-nay that they would deem PERM
cous-any protection offered by Russia ard the
enthusiasm OF The Turkish population consequence Of
The warlke attitude assumed by the Sultan. with
Russia is not feared by the nation the contrary they
long for as The only means OF getting rid OF increasing
ntngues, aud bnyings aud diplomatic craft, which un-
demine The power Of Turkey. Prince Alexander of
Serv IS fully aware OF the tale which awaits him, and is
preparing Tor the worst HIS agents buying in
France and Belgium, and establishing cannon foundry
But his esled rival, Prince Michael Mosh, now under
the protection OF Russia has become such important
man that the rich banker OF Vienna. Baron Sins, 10
about 10 beuoh his granddaughter to him with i'm
mene eowy of course 10 be expended in securing the
sovereignty for the refugee OF 1912.
In England, ibe grest parliamentary question of The
day - that OF The government oil India. MIR Bright the
gifted Quakeselhe greaesi orator OF Eogland-Mr. Ma
csulay scarcely exceped-wi probably raise self BY
this question position similar that OF Goblet du
ring the free trade agitation The government have be
matter The alterations the charter be prolonged for
the next twenty years neither essential beneficial
yet The bih tCpt pass without great amendments II hs.
one saving ciause-namely, that Parliament is not
ouded IRON the control OF Indian affairs but that any
alteration may be made by Parliament a, any time, in
spite oil the charter This possibility OF reform thought
great victory by the liberals and will carry the bill
though objected 10 by every body The directors OF lhr
East India Company IA a position they
accept the government bill lesser evl, though even
this is unpalaiabe 10 them
In France, the Emperor remains the sime psychology
cal problem that he has been. lie is silent anxious 10
excite the hopes OF every ay that OF the Haue Bourse
well that OF the soeslis's and ready to betray
either OF Them al any gwen opportunity HIS coronation
will probably take place the 10Th OF August The fts
of Napoleon But he no longer hopes 10 he by
The Pope Pho TX has openly declared to the French am
bsssador that he had bad the intention proceed
Pans, but that he not allowed TO follow the desire
of his heart Austria and Russia having formally opposed
H. lie would therefore delegate the archbishop OF
Rheims 10 be his proxy But Napoleon disdsinully
Jecled the delegation. He probably will crown himself
with bis own hand, IN the way OF hts uncle. His last
political move is OF much questioned policy. He
claims from Belgium fifty millions OF francs expenses
for the Antwerp campaign undertaken by France under
Louis Philippe, for the establishment OF Belgian indie
geodence The claim is just, but Louis Philippe and
France received n, though not by treaty, at the time
when the French Princess married King Leopold Ii
seems that Napoleon eager 10 pick quarrel with King
Leopold, who has thrown himself under the protection
Russia and Austria, instead OF suing for peace Paris,
public have done SPAN, too, not looked al fzvora
bly, by The Emperor her royal house much allied
with the Orleans family not 10 be disliked by Bona
laTe. A theTefOrp wOuld he an bx