The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-22
The FOREIGN News-Peaco or war.

which the Turks sueIed severely throughout tho Greek
revelation"
THE FOREIGN News-Peaco or War
The late foreign has given freth impulse 10
the speculatons the question OF peace in Eu-
rope We have carefully looked the several lead
ing papers in New York, with the view Of seeing the
conclusions which they have severaly arrived upon
consideration Of the intelligence brough, by the Frank
lin and the Europa. We find all those which We have
examined, with exception. ncning 10 the opinion
that peace will be maintained. for season ct least,
The Times is the paper which dissents from this con-
cnson and it is but just TO say that there 10 psTer
in New York entitled to confidence in regard 10
s,ch a question than tbs Timer. Whilst it 10 kaewn
that have inclined TO The opinion that will not
be The immediate consequence Of the passage Of the
Moldavian frontier by Russian troops, yet dis.
posed lay before readers extracts from several
of the New York papers, that the whole subject ray
be seen at one view We begin with the lines, in
which the question is treated thus;
"The upsnon OF the two principates 10 deears-
OF IL Is So because by the treaty Of Baa Lman
iSi9. between the two powers nsa soemnly ergshed
upon the soil Of the Provinces In the
internal troubles and then only with the OF tho
Porte and in company with Turkish force Numerically
equal with On general principles. ther eose, ard
outstanding tho anomalous position OF the provi,
the passage of the Pruh is of hostes which
GELS all existing treaties Blu, beyond ,hs Avc the
that the Porto will regard iha occupa
ton Of war. The language of Reschid Pachs.
cited elsewhere, is decided upon that point The
povers-Ffance, least and Engand-bave consen,edto
take whatever view Of the the Dvan sha dictate
aud official recognition OF the invasion beigereLt
act communicated 10 the ministers Ct those gov
ernments will be the signal of combined operations As
lar the combined fleets concernsd IL 70 be
unde rsood that the chess board furnish the model &C
proceedings. The Russian advance the Danube 10
be OIL by AngoFfench advance Tho Dosphorus ~
Russia assault Adranople, for example. portion Of The
allied flee, will anchor of Odessa And throughou'.
Offensive operations will be mainly left 10 tho Turks
Hope, however, that offensive operations sll be pre-
vented is entertained On the strength OF IT, the bulls aid
bears OF The Partisan Boase ia envabe CT
exhlaation when tho ef-he Argument beirg.
the probsbify that the mediation OF Austria would be-
available the sciznrc Territory had taken
place Russia. it believed had realized It's false po-
sou nod would cheetfuly ITSELF after enesesc
act by pting the Offices of Austria The theory
plausible The whole conduct OF The negotiation has
evnced ready Willingness the Of the Gar attain
his by war il by diplomacy; ms
Induce Turkey TO orego position. for assuming and
which she has the applause tho whole
civilized world the only alternative Nor would Aus
iria DO admissible in The character Of srbttaor Villain
monhs the court OF Vienna, esnly by that Of g.
Ps~rsbursb, hss been playing at the game which
requires solution, Austria, In the Monenegrn Affair."
asked for the Caiholics what the Car dema ods
the Greek communion Turkey would certainly be jus,i.
fed in the eye. OF kind Tor rejecting such Ielsnee f
there other ground of demurrer Bat there L. As
party the treaty OF lsil, Ausa Is so increased in
existing crisis TO be utterly rccuded from tho exercise
OF ediaoria functions Under that treaty. the court
Vienna, W case Of attempt to violate the integrity OF
the ouoman empire. 1. Obliged at belIise
atude, and, by joint action with the other gunan-
tore TO repei the attempt Before occupation Austf,a
in condition mediate. Afer IT, Of the great
powers mediate, becaus- embarked as pledged and
in the Little reliance
lore be placed tho hope of peaceful omvodaton
from any such qnsrter The Gar be oblg ed
his step, and moderate his prct.nsons but he viii
only do in view Of The firm and rckonie barrier HE
designs presented by the western 20 xeu."
The Journal OF Commerce reasons on the late ntsI-
genee follows
!" The PEACE or Evsorn.-If VIC ars tn Judge from The
of public funds in the principal markets. Of Europe
the entrance OF Rosao army into the princpaes CT
Moldavs ard WsIacha has not materially increased the
danger OF general 1t had been ior time
tina, proud Aoocrst have save for HE honor
something guard sgans the impression that he has
ccded from his purpose through fear OF the
Tho advance OF bis troops into the princirses affords
such salyo. IL L. to some extent. dsiisnce or Turkey
and of may ft befcnd her. sThs port
of the however modified 10y expressions Of his
anifesto which he careful to Ia inch time that
would reach the western toser' soon AZ s .s~s OF
the passage OF the Pruth In that docuu he he
does intend by sneripg the JrnnI atca bst Nay
designs bold them pledge fW The re-esslhsa~snso OF
Rusan right He msy be bolea In this. or The revere
In Turkey has The option Of considering the in
certainly 10 II t's prnctpaliiss
Turkish tcroryor .he may me Rosistons and
,eue the affair by diplomacy In aid Of snch resumption,
oss is ady offer her mediation, which in
cncd think will be accepted BIZ Kus-ia II sue-
gesd in of the Eoropesn papers that The mmuni
ties proclaimed by tn. Sultan in favor OF s oAssss Of re-
gioni.ts within his domniors light 10 satisfactory .
Russia If put in the form OF treaty hat . of's van
sill, be made bring the question 10 r. scsss ssas ve
have le doubt, and we SEQ no by they ~ NOT
be tuccesspl. ~ - att
The London New. Dis IL. reatep that this tupe
closely sembles that OF The same posertam
which pee.ded tho Turkish campaigns Of l62A - ThA
a il. ,b.t the Gz,r " unable 70 sl.egs single
&C, or omission n,ssoo Of the invasion which he
announce. The Sultan, install ~ violating The privi-
enjoyed by his non Msho. edsn sub hss
asca Finally, the Tursish minister wa sevitsd
TO Insuling and menacng demands By language fsu q
moderation aNddsnity and offered an sneassaaos
10 81 Peersburgh 70 ns6ersin how art NAV be posssbA
satisfy the dssses OF the Czar consistently with the nAs
pendence OF Turkey" E8f5 a.#
The New York Herald has The following
"1us RussIss rsvAsioS % Mo,oAvrA-EoAfrsAs rn"~-
rrcr - Tho Rp.si.ns hsve crossed the fruth Menaees
which msay regarded msrc empty bonbsst ave been
-ssonse se letter. equilibrium Of kasors bs'