The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-27

have been enlarged IRON felt beneficial re-
suits. OF the sixy millions doliais' woith OF gfsa iH-
ported the last year by England. Turkey through her
factors, the Greek merchants OF the Mediterranean
be credited for third On The other hand the pres
ent yearly exports OF England 10 Turkey nearly double
on those OF 1912, amount which the Certainly OF
continuance, ADD Of increase 10 ayet larger ratio set sd
dtonal value, regarded an item OF calculation Eng
lands export trade TO Russia is absolutely in declining
siatesnt this whsanding her super eminent adyan-
tages the manufacture OF and tia the Russian
tariffs conforued by special treaties OF commerce. have
been entirely favorable TO the entrance and puon
OF British fairies The decline 10 not accidental light
but steady and serious, dating from the years 1914 and
1913 Thus Russa becoming sufficient for herself in
the important article Of cotton twist OF which che
imports but eighth her former amount. whilst OF two
million yards OF cotton manufactured goods taken,
she eau now dispense with one half. Enxand's admis-
sion OF the produce of Russia duty free, not exert
ing any sensible effect her exports has been seized
upon by the poleclionis party argument; though
the only illustration il affords is that expressed in late
"bankers circular" that there be reciprocity
where both capable OF producing the articles.
Two thirds OF Engands exports OF cotton goods 70
Turkey tina, country taking yearly two hundred million
yards. ~
&c. the secret has last leaked OF the Interest, sud
denly taken by England in her East Indian subjects, for
full consideration of The means OF which her leading
statesmen have shown themselves quite uDpre pared or
incapable of preparing, by their gross missstemens
financial, POLITICAL and moral. their crude propositions
for double government, their remedies neither practical
desirable. The discovery from the shores OF
Inda il is the apprehension oil another Anglo Saxon
empire in the East. The naval report laid before the
last Congress has served by statements of till now up-
| suspected power. to effect ,his A
awe mentioned in summary Of the 2sth ul,imo
(says the Bombay Times) that they had animated their
determination 10 force Japan 10 Ills ports foreign
trade, and that the inevitable result OF this be
Yankee settlement, fort, troops and territories the
Saxon empire in the East The whole matter has now
become developed America Is determined 10 share with
England in the products and traffic OF India and unless
4 more effective form OF government than that which
possess is provided transatlantic breth.
will speedily to have the lions share, and Man
chester be LETT 10 clamor not only tor cotton supply h
mills, but for customers TO buy her manufacturer
Again AHU.
Really when we hear the Americans speaking Of
1900 miles OF railway from side of the continent 10
the other, knowing that will make bones OF cor
sructng IT. having done much already, the Blish
government, Of India, with its twenty millions Of Ievenas
taking years to correspond about little ragme.t
OF thirty miles, and detailing about the construction OF
works Of irrigation which yield from ten 10 twenty per
OF direct return, giving heed the patronage
than 10 all the other concerns OF India put together or
more correctly speaking, vauing India and It's concerns
solely IN conneS,on with It's patronage does look most
| rghtfully small"
Analogies are already drawn between the conduc, Of
England her British American colonies. and now TO-
wards her eastern colonies When will that wise gov
profit by warming believe that India can be
really governed except in India An Ang O. American
republic in the Indies The conures up gorgeous
bu, substantial vision OF wise, benetcent, and ntell
gent policy, not composed OF mulform perplexes
fashioned according chances of success or defeat
but founded those memos able measures which con.
siuie the basis OF national fortune, and id.
vancing with ameoraing influences 10 attach 10 civil.
zson its blessing and 10 toll its full rewards r. Al
last like the bounds Of the celestial houses in the Had
il should enter within the circle of present British inau.
encc what occasion would exist for regretl The de.
pendent structure, inecacous and inadequate oterng
and decrepi. time and medishonored, must give
way practical and vigorous legislation, that in our
hands would become transforming influence.
The report that Russian emissaries iamperng with
the Chinese rebels is which, true or not will be
believed. The grounds of sach conviction, as well as
the existing motives TO such action the part OF Rue
STA, sufficiently plan 10 be generally discoverab
Three great powers have their attention rveed on
the Indian With empire on these shores Rus
sa iuhls prophecy which has become her faith in
disappearance from the Great Britain her undoubet
destiny; in The diffusion OF lis spirit the genius Of
our couny it's claim TO ransom, enlghien, and enrich
their countless millions. &c
From an Occasional Correspondent.