The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-31
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.



Frss. eur Paris Correspondent
PARIs, July IA, 1853
The steamer which lefI Liverpool yesterday carried 10
vou the second cculsr Of H. De Kessesods To the dplo-
maine SCENTS OF Russis. This important document took
Western EuSops BY surprise. ADD for moment the Jour
nal. Of Germany, France. and England Al Ioss
rhat 10 say Of it, But sxh, reh.c,ioa. however w4s
requisite show beneath sabess sklfslly designed 10
s ldeelsion ia cabinet councils and public opinion
s liked determination Of Rsssis insist upon the ul
hmsum which Turkey With the advice and approval Of
ths European powsTs psrtioslsrIy Of France and Eng
l.sd, he'd twice rejected. Moreover, among the many
rssnminsions In the last Nesselrode circular is one
which makes il IRE brand Iekinje the war spirit
thai bss RACED fos four months past aad that seems Lees
likely now than to be speedily exunssshed re-
isr 10 he simple reference to An almanac
might suics 10 repe-bsl the approach Of The English
,.d FssssA Aes towards The DaSdsnelles necsssiistsd
IN. occupation Of the pnncpsies BY the Rassian sTmy
This charge has provoked the English press TO exhaust
The vocabulary Of inyscves The most moderate Of The
London icsnals-tbe Times-does not hesitate to qus-
y M 'mpudsut asserons the accusations oil The ciren
lsr against The French and English governments. The
Paris journals. with the exception OF the S-e and the
Prose- do not loudly express The Indignation which
has been excited this well tho other ride OF the
channel The JosyHsi DIES Debss. sbstaning from COM
nent has msdc awkward bunder in respect TO The
date OF the circular. forgetting that the goth OF June by
the Greek calendar corresponds he "a Of July by
Il has also ef slip in among lis miscellaneous items one
that is without importance 10 IFS 10 the effect
that he grand daughter Of Prince MenschkoH proposes
to pa., the in France--a circumst stance which
poyes that the Gear and his ministers do regard
ss uobable The UhiJa abstaninx also from original
comment aims show, by extracts from German papers,
hs, diplomacy and the d,deseat cabinets pre-
pairing pacific solution which is daily becoming more
probable" The Assembiks Ns3aale is the only Paris
Journal which, in,he language OF the Steele, "shows IL
.slI completely Russian" The Pyesx vigorously de-
0ouncss the journal which cuvaies the lily and feeds
tbs cook which with one hand hoisls the white 6ag
and with the other the color; which, the diverse.
beans the nscsiVon "Resasr sie Frohsdorf,n and
The reverse ..Revolution grsrs Square," winch is
sm.nabe to Popes. the Pope OF Rome and the Pope
Of Geneva which has two religions and two cock AIDES
the Assemble Nstionsie. in fne for stalking part with
Russia against Fssnee" The .4ssnbiks Nofionale de-
cares .iruuicay. without doubt" says the Prose-,
chat the circular be Of 10 hss,en
he smoothing Of all difficulties The Pays and The
Psre sIsg ously initiate the silence OF the Nonii<ar,
which neither alludcs 10 lor reprodnces the document
IN question: This silence the part OF the b"n'fsnr
has been interpreted to be protest more eloquent than
angry words and the supposed relations OF the Coaai
uassI 10 the nperial government have lent peculiar
ssn6canes the declaration OF that journal that the
aa Rsssan noss sssns 10 il to be OF dssi-
rate the serious hopes Of defnve understanding and
OF peace which bad been founded the good Offices of
one Of The powers and on the moderation of all"
II worthy OF special remark, that, no;wi,hs ling
the general and laudabie disposition on the part Of the
European press 70 encourage ihs maintenance OF peace
so far honoraby be maintained, only jour
nails have "p0cksd mp coursge 10 advise their county
men to be cowasds and 70 appeal to the fears and self
ish in,efes,s OF FIance and England These two are
The Anb IL Marion lie. which ASSERTS that France would
h,d j, impossible TO undertake anything decisive"
ia case OF with Ruspia, and the London Times
hi. latter ourna-zf,er sapisnty remarkng that SCOUT
az. and rashness two very different things for the
one is The whine OF wise man. the other The vice OF
ioo"-says. "By way OF setof against the novelty
tue excitement, The enterprise, the popularity, and the
possible glory Of with Russia, let US just 81, down
and count the cost" II then opens most gloomy per-
sptove in which figure ''cosy fleets in the Baltic and
The Black seamerchantmen sailoa like u>ld geese in
fight, with frgale two leading the way" pTu
dent distance possible from Yankee psva'eers and
other iree-snd easy genlem er, who would take out
lttsrs Of marque from Russa" John Bull. with torn
or which he paid Ave guineas) and bruised face.
.unbng the doubled price OF corn. hemp. and tai
lov-be military occupation Of the Danxbian provinces
as impossible TO stop il would be stop the
norh wind IN its passage from Russia to the Medi,er
nBean~"wAx indefinitely prolonged by amDther nation
a debt" and this swollen "by enormous and repeated
subsidies 10 The Turk, The Maxyar. AID the Poe"hai
immense glass house which call the British Empire
liable to have every pane ia it broken"a general war
between Russia and we know not whai powers,
F. sde. and Englaod. Fnoce. Turkey, and know no,
uha, powers on the other"-Poland and Hungary
throwing themselves into the nt<e- England in alliance.
o5ensve and de!ense with the Turk, The Emperor 81 The
French, and meat add, Louis ko~su,h. against
old allies, the abspla,ist powers, and "taly more
ID. carcass that the Russian, the Austrian and the
French eagle coasesd for with the British lion 10 stand
by "happily for the OF humanity" continues
be Tines. "there nations that would keep GU, Of
he .orape. and derive small advantage from tie
he United States But there is not State OF the Old
World that we could answer for the neigbborhood OF
'dch oonfagrs'ion would then be raised" Elhu
Burr, mus eoice the OF the thu ndeer
Of the Times" for that ancient enemy OF the Peace
Society declares tia, "tbe most orthodox war ever
fought is only an lnshmans row-a game OF cracked
skulls and bloody very amusing to those whose
clothing 10 OF little value, and whose material n,
rather hard bu, far from amusing TO gentleman who
has paid Ave guineas for his coat and whose face !.
susceptible Of oon,usors" But enough Of TIN, .war Of
words" may no, have erred, however, in suppo.ins
that the history OF the sole question OF universal Euro
pean interest al this moment makes worth the pains
Indicate the salient points in the huge chaotic mas o
opinions thrown forth by ID. press must add. that IN,
bonrse (Which - better barometer OF public opinion il
France than he press is al presently has recovered toda,
from the panic shared alike by SPECULATION. and b,
Iournasis spon the publication OF the las, Nes.elrods
L circular.
The in'ense iskres. excited by news from the Ess
m scarcely leh place Tor attention TO comcs sic affairs in
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