The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-26

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The Collins mail steamer Arctic. Captain Luce ar.
rived al o'clock Saturday evening She left
Liverpool al half-past o'clock Wednesday after
noon The 18Th instant. esn af se 81 aUs.l.
ENGLAND.
In answer 10 question pvt IN the House of Lords by
E.rs MslmesbuIy and Derby TO the Earl OF Aberdeen
asking whether The government had received any iniof
nation OF the occupation oil Bosnia by Auslflan toor'
the latter stated that no such information he'd been ~
ceved. nor he'd any derpatch from the Austrian govern
ment implying the probability of such occupation Lord
John Russell ia the House OF Commons, maaa similar
statement, adding also that he believed me report nSd
arisen from the movement OF troors 10 fs,rfwa'dten,
which il within Ausria's own territory He also said,
in answer 10 MIR. DIsraeli. that the new circular pur-
porting be Count Nesserodes, was an authentic doc
ument hut tie Russian government could substan-
tate the assertion 1t msde that The entry OF the Russian
troops into the Danube provinces was caused by the aa
pearance OF the English fleet in Turkish waters Next
evening Lord Lyndnnrs asked the Earl OF Clarendon II
he concurtd in these We've The Earl replied that he
considered there was wide difference bewsen the si,ua
lion of the fleets in Besika hay and that OF the Russian
army in the provinces OF the Danube for, while one
neutral ground, The other not; ard The presence
OF the fleet In the Turkish waters could be no offence to
Russia 9tl4e
With respec, 10 the course OF Bgltan on the eastern
question, cannot do better than adopt the words
the London Times, which says, edoiialy, (date The
llthO That the question, as j. now stands, may be
summed up in very brief terms II The Emperor OF Ru.
STA is DESTROYS OF escaping from the position 10 which
he has placed his own empire, the East and the other
nations OF Europe he do even after all that has
happened, without difficulty. The British and French
governments bad already minated that even alter be
had executed his threat OF occupying the prncpates
they did not regard that invasion immediate
bs. but should seize that opportunity to make final At
tempt at negotiation. We believe they have acted on
this principle About the middle OF last week. and i'm
mediaely after the receipt of the intelligence that the
Russians had crossed the Pruth proposition was adopt
ed by tie British government to which we presume that
France has given her containing such amount
of concessi as the Porte may in the judgment OF its
allies be advised to make. and The Russian government
iculary into the nature OF this suggestion, may OBJ
serve that has repeatedly been said that nothing need
prevent The Porte from making collective declaration
10 all the powers 10 The rights of lis Christian sub
jecs, and that the Porte would also be ready 10 re-
new BY fresh engagement, though no, 10 extend the
rights already claimed by Russia under existing treaties.
On some such terms fresh negotiation may perhaps
be opened and if Russia accsde 10 Them. lle doubt
need be entertained Of its gromp! success Surprising
Pelsrsburgb. week ten days may elase before
the acceptance or rejection oil can be known here Be-
yond this fact anything else be and spec
uative; for one is almost well qualified as
another 10 draw inference, from what is already
that the dispute is speedily settled the sug
gested, Is easy 10 foesee what the policy OF Russia
will be- Her object will be to prorac as much possl-
BILE the present SUSPENSE 10 exhaust The resources OF
Turkey, by keeping her in of alarm and OF militia
~ preparation tar beyond her 10 REACH il posi-
BILE, that season OF the year when the allied fleets OF
of Tenedos, and when the Baltic altogether inaccess
BILE and, finally 10 occupy the prncpaties in such
strength during the next autumn and winter that she may
be enabled TO advance beyond the Danube with iIresst
BILE power in spring Russia declares she has at sent
no Intention Of carrying war beyond the princpalhes.
We should believe her If she bent on war.
because il she could make good her possn she would
have gained, without firing shot, all the advantages she
could anticipate from first campaign. and in the position
which the o.her powers have assumed in this dispute,
the fleets would be condemned 10 watch, perhaps for
monhs, The course OF events over which they had no
control. Such stale OF things would be injurious to
ommeFce, and inconsi steAt with every interest Britain
J. AS al stake in the question The duty of England and
France is therefore, if possible, 10 bring the matter to
TIE sentnents expressed in the above are pretty gen.
orally entertained and, while the public Of Britain
strongly averse to the supPosion that the Emperor Mich
olas will be obstinate enough TO matters TO HOSTILE
the necessity Tor immediate adjustment, OF some
kind is freely admitted This feeling causing of
all parties back up the government whch-cauouely
is true, bu, hrmly-supports the cause OF Turkey. Al
the iime tour correspondent repeas) the public
mind canno, bring itself 10 believe in the probability Of
Opinions OF The London pIe,s vary. The Times labors
prove that Russia should be let alone Ii also places
in conspicuous place. but without COMMENT aparsgrSph
stating that The widow De Leuchtenbeg, edes, daughter
OF the Gar also The Duke oil Meckenburg Sirelitz
and his wife, tho to Nicholas. the OF
visiting Eoei.nd The Dty News eI,es shame on The
and hopes that France least, will stand by the Sultan
The News adds:
"Bst there is another power OF whom little has hitherto
question The United States has recently evnccd dis
position tympaibze with the nations whose interests
and aspirations alike opposed 10 aristocalic and dy
Dastc oppt sson. Between Russia and America there
have hitherto been few occasions for the open manifest
atoms OF that anias which instructive and in
eradcabe IN their opposing systems OF religious and
Iiucsl lie America Is the land oil religious equality
Russsa oil eecaTisn intolerance and persecution. Ame
the home of democratic freedom Russia of military
arisocracy, oapiained by military despotsm. America
rapidly adopting, in her commercial intercourse the
principles OF Tree trade Russia abors necessarily to de-
sifoy, wherever her whitening influence extends every
germ OF competition Turkey has already given proofs
OF her desire TO bealze her commercial and
lIgou. policy; and the cabinet at Washington will
doubleday be sustained by the cheering approval OF the
whole Anglo Saxon both sides OF the Atlantic,
II al this critical uncure they prove themselves worthy
OF our common origin
The Morning Chronicle OF nth inst has editorial
ries spread throughout the northern dependencies OF
Bbuddisis TO the sovereignty OF Nicholas This nforma
ton is derived through French missionaries. y.
Prince Albert has the measles The Msrchioness OF
Anglesey 10 dead The Queens visit 10 Dublin IL post.
poned on account OF Alberts illness.
The following letter Is addressed by Sampson Low,
Son, Il Co. to the papers:
To tis Editor
SlR: Can you inform US why original books are to be
excluded from The benefit OF The improved 3os per cw,
import duty We had looked forward to the alteration
for lime great boon, and to surprise in
formed this morning by the Liverpool customs that they
have decided he rate OF duty formerly charged
books arriving from Amercaviz: sos per ewtis TO