The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-21

key the next monoionous det, but Tue only ono TUG
market affords Oar sole comfort Is The prospect OF an
early change The ionr great powers arc as busy as
the ioussessnls. Tse headquarters At present are at
Vienna They propose 10 initiate The ciyhs Of Russia
by sending her an stnmatum The document Is all M
isbed and is said be the ncesl piece OF diplomatic
hsSd work which the crisis has produced The suliaa
il now smoking bis pipe over IT al Conslsnunopie.
approved BY the Pore. ii will be sent By special messsh
ees % she Gar II found suited 10 ths latitude oil 81
PeeTsbugh il will be sent back 10 Consanunope 70 DC
.snsd sealed and delivered" and thereafter the East
viii cease 10 be more than oJnay point oil the con-
poes II makes draw long breath 10 think oil H.
Bal such a mmaiicn, however devoutiy 10 be
wisAed seems hardly probable The Gar has col his
hack opf his Majesty will pardon The feline COMPARE
ron-and may refuse 10 be pscined Moreover, his big
oted subjects are nnxoes for fight that il is Difficult,
for him 10 Russian orthodoxy is the mos, bel
igcfent dory the world. To read The 81 Psiersbugh
journals would suppose them addressed TO nation OF
fire eaters The chyalric editors defy the world They
write ii the Car had only 10 lii his sword TO abssh the
universe Here is extract from The Nssihn Bee, said
10 Issue from The most srisocraiic hive in ST. Peters.
bugh. 1t appears in the original but you will
hardly be abls 10 stand il in prose
'sNeed ], then, use words 10 show 10 The world how
mighty and great is our glory crowned land Proofs
not wanting to remove every doubt Does not every
one knew that our country has not her like From the
Arctic the shores Of the Eaxine million OF
bayoneis fash and rattle fearuy the tanned waves
of ocran bound hundreds Of ships and the bushng OF
ibe morning 10 neer lost 10 view ia boundess
realm kespcndcnt our banners in the annals OF
history. Asounded gaze the distant States on the maj
ssly and might OF our beautiful country gnawed with
envy al the tranquil calm that Pervades our holy land
the grandeur has attained in endless extent and nj The
deep-se remembrance OF lis wide plains sl3
Often have they Tried 70 SOW IN our soil the seed Of evil
not dreaming their labor lost, for thrive not
Rnssa's soil. Much as they wished II, they never
succeeded in troubling our calm. Hardly had bay
ope,s flashed and all was still peace returned at once
al fhs vaY hnr hetora AZ We ara al
covered with glory, and stronger than ever, pcneous IN
resources. and formidable to the foe New victories,
new glory we seek not, wish not. for country
already knows bounds But to hew The kno, 10 iwo
and for the sake OF the rghu faith Holy Russia grds
on his mighty and powerful sword Let The nations
pirate as they wi--le them and like the
in siomy We alherGod and The wise Nicholas viii give
hrm lesson OF peace from which Russia shall come
osi with new gIoryr'
is generally though, that shall know the fate of
the Vienna ulimstum about the 10Th instant ii Iii
fails oi success. we NAY look out Tor hoshes. Eng
land andl France determined 10 be rifcd with no
longer Tie conduc, Of the Russian army oldayia and
Walachis has already led the English and French consus
10 strike their flags and the Interference of The
devs with the internal affairs OF The principaies
unued-especiay if, is reported to-day, those iuo
principaies have been forced seduc,d declaring
themselves Independent OF the Snltan-war inevitable.
Turkey is already discneied with The trimming Of her
profesfed allies, and il she is goaded much further viii
shake herself clear of word-nonging dploma,isis and
fight her own hook. II she had dooe this first
the instant that the Russian forces invaded her territory
France, who has officially pronounced the inv asion be
be tell. would have FASTENED TO her assistance,
and Engl land ashamed longer hesitate would have fol-
lowed the example. and Russia. now, would have
been hum bed to the dus, amidst the locings OF The
whole civilized world
The aspect OF France has changed essentially since
since my last The accounts OF the harvest
favorable, but the crops will doubtless he considerably
below the average, and The price OF grain therefore for
the coming winter, will be high The which
prevailed upon the subIec, in Of the departments
continues however, 10 subsoe, and The government 10
fruitful in promises do all its power prevent
uraordinary prices The pefects secondng the view Of
the central government have in several instances regu
lated The prices OF grain themselves BY establishing
average ard compulsory ,arif, and the Spectators find
themselves headed of every In fact the author
lilies rndsr with the dear wheat interest that in
they have taken the sickle from The far.
meis bands the ground thai he cutting blown the
young grain before j, was ripe
We hear nothing YET concerning the trial OF the per-
accused OF irsmedaiipg attack upon the Enper-
ors lie al Ae Opsrs Comi9u< The time not ye, fixed
IL is said the government IS anxious TO postpone il
long possible. IL has done the OF the in
iernsl machine" a, Marseilles. Th. belief prevails
among The people that the arrested have been sent
TO Cayenne whou, Trial, and thai persons arrested
and Transported OF s3n every week This is not
probable. though | have met intelligent persons who
have no doubt OF il. But Tor the crsmped condition o
the press OF ibs kind would be confirmed OF cor
recied al once II Is, they left 10 increase and
multiply and there is getting al the truth 1t
may Turn out, after ALL that attack whatever has been
prensdiia,rd. the whole story being invented by the
police The moe, suspicious fact in the the ST.
ience OF the papers, which ought at have been
put in possession OF all the facts Ii has been stated in
the English and Belgian iournss that not not less than
two attempts have been made upon ibe Emperor since
the seair Of the Oprs Comque. The statement need.
eoHhrmaon; butthe government press has not thorgh
b, TO deny IT. II seems strange that matter pregnan,
with such fearful consequences SHOULD be treated 80
lightly. but the truth is that nobody seems TO Gaze a
chip about IL.
The Cologne Gazette publishes the following article,
which ought to he rePublished in all principal journal
For come time past travellers from the United States
hare found themselves STOPPED nj the Pusssn frontier
because they we're not provided with passports, bat
ply with hcAiss from the local authorities, which
not considered in Prussia sufficient IN the United
citizens of the Union passports forlrn countries The
government. OF the individual States have not any such
hight, 20 that when American citizen
WIN passport signed merely by the OF the State
shes he rssier he must not beng feiu~ed
entrance INTO The coun'res which be desires Bot
me central government delivers passports unless 10
ex."s born or na,urazed in the United states Again,
DEMONSTRATION cannot TAX. place until after residence OF
I'VE Sehs ia hnsrlca There ate, consequently, great
nnmbst oil emsrsnis who not entitled 10 obrsn lass
pofa Ho" NE American adm nisfraon being AZ
naiws''xed etz~ns OF the Cnied Stsea although tEev
have the TILE OF citizen the State hich they nhsb
,nd which TUE any one can obtain after months
L.