Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
From the Boston Journal
RUSSIA FRANCE AND ENGLi

Tho Emne1ors of Russia from OF katherine ha We
empire ward taken steps forward not one back In tnt
Inns. NJ fine Russia. besides acquiring Poland,
has acquired ,hreeourths OF the coasts OF The Black
Sea including the mouths oi the Danube, the
Crimea the Caucasus, and The dependant COMMITTEES
Sn h.s tended omnions fu Their east envel-
On the Sea and it's Persian tributaries; whilst the
cmny be, ond embracing the Ara Sea- the oasis OF khiva
and the lower portions OF the rivers hJwng from the All
ahanstan mountains, acknowledged her imperial sway.
Her policy has been one ci appaenl mastery lnaGl'i-
~ - hut win no do ad weight for her movement al
wsvs constant is the suit o u normal growth
Are The proportions of the giant complete : NO. you
ahI az well claim that those Of The United States were
and you might with the same soccGs1 attempt 10 frtess
hem BeIue these rounded oil Russia must and 70
..ass Turkey in Europe and Asia. She will find her Nele
Orleans in Conslan,nupe her 1tras IN Asia Minor aud
her Merico in Persia ,.:, a.; ;,,
uncle would have done had England faithfully Kept the ea
70 Of Amens He is aggrandiZing France by commerce
manufactures, and by natural products
For commerce he wants colonies or falhef ne" po'hCts
Tor France
For nanufac lures he lacks these Provinces aud t." the
natural products and especially for its surplus population
(wars bc,op ubnlcd requires amper verge Can he gel
what he lacks YES he can aud gu hnd ms Ggnsann
Louisiana Eelp, his ierds and Persia IN Sym. and
Mark M, words Europe viii neither Republican
nor Cuasack but the horses oil The Cosacks and Of IN.
French Dragons will drink together IN peace IN me rVe
Euphrates.
Neither France nor Russia desire inch of Christian
Europeun extension their territories. That is not ihe
policy Their faces towards the East, where their ar
mics and fleets will be- They viii unite 10 preserve
the integrity The Northern, Gernanc and Italian Powers
These will remain in peace and become wiser tole
rant and humane as the soltrning influences oil CON-
merce aud peaceful pursuits extended and felt and the
dangers uf luuiuS revolutions and wars arc 1balcd.
But what VI England all this time! She sees well into
the future She knows that she cannot arrest The progress
OF Russia and France Asaward She will give free trade
with world India and upon This well as
upon Others place The United States lovingly by her side
and thus limit The designs OF Russia and France 10 the All
phanisan Mountains and the Persian Cult, and prompted
by good policy these latter Powers will Open respectively
Black Sea and the lsmus OF Suez 10 universal com
merce.
Nor there any thing be deplored in all his il
10 pass England Russia and France have their worldwide
missions 10 fulfil well United States New
Tries must e conquered, crsanzrd and civilized The
Cross be- advanced and The Crescent beaten down.
Christ's aars and will be built upon The fragment I"
the false rely in Asia and Africa well in America
England has led The way, The United States have brave
followed on and never 100 Ate Russia and France
pdiny themselves follow their manifest destiny.
Can Christians deny the humuGz:ug Influences Of Chris
lianity civilization and commerce |! ttr cannot, then
must they approve Of The position of En.ai the advance
of Russia and The designs oil France in broad ASIA the
knowlcdgcd mother of religion Of the arts and sciences
aud Of our T. r
A THRILLING SCENE-A DRUNKARD'S LIFE
SAVED-a few days since, (says the Pddepha Ledger
az the exprcss train Baltimore passing vicinity
of Naamans creek The of forty miles hour
train man. spparcnlly fisherman intaong OF The
shantes cusr by aboring under mania p'iH Ind thrown
himself III rails for The purpose Q" sei-dssirucon hul
two female. having dragged hm oil, were engaged a
dtrarfGl s rtee, his again trorins irasr!i ~
the One had grip IN his legs. while The other
ling upon his breast as the iron horse went hun
erno By lust zina her cohng indeed 50 close she
that her own escape from instant death most imminent
The whole occupied but instant aud scarcely
OF tho passengers aware OF The calamity mat ad been
impending. Those who witnessed il hoor-sruck,
knowing the npossbty TO prevent HE destruction OF all
three, il the maniac succeeded in struggling only few
inches nearer the rail.