The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-18

by military operations" The operations Of their friend
Nicholas Of course devoid OF military character. and
there no reason to trouble him with about
his retreat s4
Another attempt pscihcatioa has made by Aus
rs The Joss~ai dee Dsbats that this power
has taken the initiative Of recommending TO compel
The Fore 10 direct negotiations with Russia which popo-
sst however, Tailed to meet with the appreciation oil
france and England" may have failed TO obtain that
Of France, bat would certainly have been sscepcd BY
tue Eogsh government without the distinct refusal Of
BonaPae That such is The trnh is pointed OUT by The
Journal DIES Dbas itself ia adding that explanations ION
tho part oil bonsparte) have been demanded Aastrss
future Intentions Now, by all means. do not let your
readers be seized with enthusiasm for Bonaparte on ac
coant OF ths Poceediog which superaous piece OF
he'osn as II, is without any meaning. To ask for Aus
tra's Intentions" indeed when Russia CLONE de-
Ponds her policy, lhs only power which de-
sfoy her politically, and may, perhaps, save her hnan
eialy. but, TO return 70 the Intentions OF England the
Morning Herald, in observing that ''by opening the
Black sea 70 foreign nations. far greater blow has
been given to the security OF Russia tban Turkey has
received " the temporary occupation Of tho pri nc-
paes, certainly forgets that those paves der
the control OF the political admals who provoked
Navarao aud sanctioned the treaty OF Unkiar Skeless
There Is strong rumor in the city Of Russian 10 an
about TO be brought by Messrs Hope, of AmseIdan
THIS must DO welcome opportunity for MIR. Cobden M r.
Quincy aud the Peace Society general forwau
as they promised after the Russian campaign against Hun
gary ia isie and denounce the lending Of English money
to carry on The wars oil despoisn This much Is certain
that II Russia gets the money, Mr. Golden orbeoring to
''crsmp her up" Turkey will derive little support
from the synpathcs of exiled democracy, aud Euro
pean liberty, far it's is pee ed from
the combaians the Danube. would certainly ial
victim 10 the combination OF Russian and
British capitalists
The views expressed in my last letter prob able
course OF the actual worknsclass in Engt nd
confirmed by the Manchester Guardian of Wednesd ay
3oth November " The tendency of the strikes in Lanca-
shire and other districts is terminate velo
ment OF charism, which will require interference o.f
90 Ia 9TH fls the
don OF British industry and merce especially with
spect tho trade, they likewise borne by
the last monthly circular OF Messrs McNai and
living, OF Manchester. These gentlemen Observes The
characteristics OF the month of November been dull
throughout With dizziness il need, dull
it inmates, unreeved by momenIary VIA
ton For such state OF things known, evident.
plentiful. and abundant First in importance the
reconccd differences between Russia and Turkey Sc
cond the continued high price of food third
the interruption OF business by the diie rences between
masters and men fourth, the value of money Il fiih
and last, the condition of many of chief On mar
kets which had become glued by production, during
the last few years. exceeding legitimate Requirements"
The idea Of labor Parliament to be eagerly seized
by working population of England. The following is
the retontlon opted, with respect to that Schemes at
working-fncns meeting held Wednesday evening, in
London "Ihis meeting, after witnessing the numerous
failures have consequent upon and
isolated struggles OF the people mantain prope scale
of wages Of opinion that the lime has arrived hen
united oil the working ella ba sed
national and guided by directing body
! alone adequate support TO the locked
out of employment, and enable workmen emancpaie
! themselves from the grasp oil capital" W.P