The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04

10 The sovereignty vi The ottoman empires there no
reason Tor suPposng that such Arguments would be dis
regarded but the question OF the greatest significance
evidently the evseuation Of the Dannban pli0
cpaies, and the euectua protection Of those provinces
against such aggressions Tor the future These points
The four powers aIs ready 10 take into immediate consd
sfationi and II they guaranty the evacuation OF the
Turkish territory, and provide for lis immunity IN times
TO come, we think that friend oil the Ottoman empire
could advise the rejection OF such terms.
Even admitting that the abstract rights OF the Turkish
cause may enle the Porte to demand something more,
think il not unreasonable that such tights should be
reserved IN Difference 10 The facts OF The conuncufe
Any power, however independent. must, by accepting
the protection and mediation Of other powers IN dic
ties OF lis own, surrender some ltle portion OF It's lahe-
rent privileges II may be perfectly true that. according
TO the strict law OF justice, Russia ought not only 10 &C
cepi the Turkish notifications but 10 give some compeh
saon for aggessions committed. This. however, was
not the decision OF those four powers whose olecuoh
Turkey, IN the hour OF weakness was gaa 20 receive;
and whose arbitration she virtually acknowledged IL
those powers have Judged desirable IN The interests oil
Europe and OF peace adopt another course than that
which the proceeding Of 70 hays ia
weight with couTt which is awaiting itself OF the IN
terven,ion thus afforded. II is undoubtedly competent 10
the Porte form its decisions and 10 hight lis own
battles We do not deny that the present occasion il
would. against Russia have Just cause But i ~
plain that the and OF the tour powers cannot reasonably
be exacled in course OF policy opposed TO their
Recommendations, and adopted TO the prejudice OF their
own interests is, in short in the interest OF Europe
that European Intervention is exercised on behalf Of
the Turks and this interest," in the opinion OF The dis
pensng powers is involved in the maintenance OF peace
is hard expect that they should support Turkey in
declaration OF war
II could be proved beyond doubt, thai Russia has no
rights whatever in the Danubian municipalities, Ind that
by this violent invasion OF foreign territory, she has
broken public law. II could be proved readily that
the Porte would have been warranted in resisting such
invasion by arms, and It might perhaps be shown that
other powers owed sympathy and succor But, though
immediate hostilites might have satisfied theoretical JUS
tce they would have been of little real service to the OF
toman empire, and would un9uestionably have plunged
Europe into the calanilies OF general war He would
ho hold hn shn mas hat tho
close of such the Integrity OF the Ottoman DONNA
IONS would be placed in condition Of greater security
than present As far such an object is atainahle
will be gained much surely by the pacific action
OF the four powers in concert with view TO this end
That such action mus be exerled substantially in the in
teess OF the Turks is what cannot be Denied for other
wise there would be occasion for exerng il at all but
the Intervention OF Europe either at this or any other
stage Of the dispute is expected by the Porte. u is moi
much to ask that the OF proceeding should be
left to the decision of the mediaiors themselves
SWITZERLAND
The Swiss official journal OF the Sd publishes the Aus
TRAN edct of July last forbddsg Austrian operatives 10
visit Switzerland.
900 francs the estimated expenditure of thirteen
millions
The London Times correspondent says that the Ger
man papers almost universally assert that the United
States backing switzerland n her opposition Aus
ra, and promise her active assistance. The recent ap.
ponmen, of United States minister 10 Berne the self
confidence the llcinO d1culty, and the bOdness OF
the Americans in the Kosza affair, the grounds stated
for this belief The Bund thinks the report improbable,
and says there is more probable belief throughout Ger
many that the cabinet OF Vienna is endeavorng, in
nexon with its grievances in the Kosza affair." to induce
the OF Europe TO demand from the United
States government declaration OF it's views the sub
jec of intervention in European pocs-on the laws OF
nations In general and the subject OF citizenship
particular The latter being conessedy not clear gives
rise to continued Inconsistencies by American representa-
tves especially in Germany, where emgrans returned
from the United States are claimed. H-H.
The Austrian consul general at Smyrna had been dec.
GRATED.
Vienna letters say III ia fully expected here that the
Washington cabinet will consent 10 Ko.za being given
up 10 the Austrian authorities at Smyrna"
II appears that the Count Apporg. the Austrian
minister al Turin. suddenly Withdrawn, was to
mark Ausrias displea.ure at the friendly relations be-
tween Sardinia and the United States.
The Emperor OF Russia, accompanied by his Two sons.
Count Nesselrode Baron Meyrdoa. and suite OF 200.
goes Omuz TO meet the Emperor OF Austria and King
Of Prussia The fate of Turkey is supposed TO be the
subject of the interview.
ed to effect forty millions silver form loan lis
depends on the aspect OF eastern affairs.
The fngale Bell Bona and galliot Arlemesia had
turned TO Smyrna. .a
NORTH EUROPE. ta.au
Shipping is very scarce in the north Of Europe AT
Hamburger, freighs had greatly increased. and at Rot
teram merchandise was accumusng for want OF means
TO transport IT,.
The governor OF Temi had been put TO death by the
people for insulting their petition for cheaper bread,
the IS, inst
The reading committee of the Holy lnquisiiion had
again condemned Uncle Toms Cabin as damnable and
perncious
THE LATEST. E.e
The following 10 the latest received al Liverpool
prior TO the Americas departure ..f@
RUSSIA
A 81. a. Ii !
litital affairs.
.4Poland was reported tranquil. Large bodies OF
troops still concentrating the frontiers OF Mol
davia :#Euar
Prince Gortschakoa had reviewed the Russian troops
al Bucharest. and invited The Hospodar Srbey to attend
which the latter declined
An Official report had been drawn up by two French
s,an officers in the Turkish service, giving favorable
account of the msssrieI and discipline OF the Turk sh
forces now in the field The regulars considered re-
liable in action and the irregula effective 10 embarrass
the Russians Viii sf#..f y.
Fears were expressed that Omer Pasha was extending
his lines too far, but the report says he concentrate
so 900 men in twenty four hours any point OF attack
or defence The report considers that in the frat battles
the Turks will have the advantage.
The report of the Valencia raisn crop is bad wet wea-
ther had on al the moment OF gathering and il
would be deficient.
LISBON, Sept 9.--The accounts of the vine disease
continue gloomy. H.
MIR, Gredereoon Guherme had accepted the Portfolio
Of Justice.
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