The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-19

,nonths hence We 10 not dwell this Argument
faY warbe state OF exlslsthat is matter OF TACT
Russia had hitherto found II convenient 10 make and
10 call it peace But that was convenience which was
uniatera Turkey did not lind u convenient 10 have her
provinces occupied and her neio domnons Threatened
BY an invading army. hanging her Danuoian line o.
defences under The mask OF peace she ieli ana Iei
lastly that such peace could be no peace, while on the
other hand las our extracts rom our morning cotrmIo
raTy The Chronicle, IN vndcaon Of the pachc sfoIs OF
Lord Satford de Radcliffe afford lesiimony,)
she has shown herself ready for all concessions, shor
oil such sell abandonment as would have allenaed the
entire Of that allegiance 10y which she IL supported
Ii has more than abapdantIy been evidenced how will
ilngly the Turkish government would have made peace
cannot be doubted that would willingly make peace
and the Efforts OF Its allies have not been wanting,
and will not be wanting TO assist II in arriving al thai
contamination devou'ly to be wished" But 10 arrive
peace by 'gnoIIng became mpraclcabe, especially
mpractcable win such voluntary auxillares those
who have rallied round the Turkish standard The pro-
aced experiments on Turkish patience BY the aggres
slve power remind US OF The duellsps proposal to has
bulky Antagonist TO chalk OH portion Of his outlying
territories OF flesh, upon which shots should not count
Turkey never had any chance of obtaining equitable
conditions from the power now pressing upon her, eX
cept by showing energy TO resist the pressure The man
aud attitude oil resistance not always open 10
choice; but il must not be lost sight Of that The aggres
is not be who slrkeshe first blow in conflict, but he
who proyokes Whatever may be the issue OF the hos
tliies commenced, il would be difficult 10 say that
they had been rendered inevitable and the efforts OF
those powers which would bring about their cessation
must take into account all the realities OF the actual
crisis.
L.
General paraguay diilers had departed on his mis-
sion TO ConsaniinopIe. His appointment regarded
favoably by the public and il suffered transplrt
that the necessity OF prudence and oderaop conoihec
with frmness Of conduct strongly incucated by the
Emperor at an interview given 10 him prior 10 his depart
urc.
PRUSSIA PRESERVES NEUTRALITY.
Vienna letter OF October 81 states that Baron Pro-
kesch had gone TO Berlin Tor The purpose OF endeavorng
10 induce the Prussan government to join Austria in
declaration the position OF the two powers at Issue
the Oriental question, and to prefer this declaration
the sitting OF The Germanic Diet II appears, however
that Prussia refuses pledges herself 10 anything
TO declaration.
An ohcial announcement of the prolongalon of The
peIio assigned for free importation OF breadsius into
Prussia till September 1851, has appeared
DISPATCHES.
Pans, Nov. 3-6, p m.-The steam and sailing vesse
Moniebeo arrived at Brest the 31si ut On the
same day the LIE Joinve, OF ESQ., horse
power, was launched at Besl.
To-day the funds steady, and closed with rise
The per cents closed at 74f for the end of the month
and the Al per cent al 99t. 90
HHs DAkUBiAN PERSONALITIES
BUCHAREST, Oct. 22-Prnce GorlschakoA has left fo
Kralowa. His departure has produced profound
ton battle is expected in that direction. krajowa ii
full of Russian troops. and 10000 foot and regi
mens OF horse and artillery expected TO reinforce
them line OF Cossack couTlers Is established between
Krajowa and Bucharest.