The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-21

The Europoan mails by the steamer America al Boston
iom Liverpool. August o. arrived her last evening by
railroad From newspaper files 10 the latest date we
make the annexed extracts a--t h-
Lieut M4ury delivered lecture before goodly nun
her of Liverpool merchants The evening oil the 9th IN
slant The subec OF winds a6d currents connected
with ns vga,on. A vote Of thanks to Lieut. MauTy Was
voted unanimously by the meeling. Also, motion d.
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lis now confidently expected that Parliament will be
prorogued by the Queen IN person on Inc ISM or al
TYR ou1RAcr AT SMYRNA The German Journal Of
Frankfort, under date OF Berlin 3oh ul says that the
events which have recently taken place al Smyrna have
determined the Austrian government not only 10 demand
ample reparalion from The government OF The United
States but require the Ottoman Porte, in addition the
satisfaction il has already gven TO all its efforts 10
procure without delay the extrad,ion OF Kosta The
Austrian government is following up the affair with the
in other German papers, state that the Gar upon hearing
OF the Smyrna affair, advised the Austrian government
wind II up as soon as possible and do anything rather
than open door 10 the interference OF the United States
in European affairs
The shair oil Mr. King is yet settled. As the rev.
erend gentleman did raise any objection the
potency OF the Greek tribunals. the government. cannot
annul the seRence AS to the indemnify for the ground
taken from him, $4,000 drachmas are offered. payable
within two years in four instruments The sum demand
ed Is 100000 drachmas Mr. Marsh, the minister, left
Tor Constanlinopls without giving any reply.
THE PEACE EUROPE.
The French government journal believes tba, peace
will be preserved, but admits that the English ministerial
explanations have tended 10 shake confidence such
result. s
Ico rsspondence the London Tims,.l
Paris, August 30, p. m.
The Turkish government harrassed by the conduct of
Russia and having exposed TO The world the injustice OF
that power, has determined 10 act with vigOr II has
hitherto allowed Russia 10 have all the uninatums to
herself and has had endure the most insulting
that power esumed address another with
even the slightest show OF independence. While doing
so, however we may respect admire the forbearance
not unmngled with dignity which she has shown by her
Iefuiaon OF the charges broeght by NJ Nesserode and
M Menschikon against her, is certain that she has
been At the point OF losing her prestige among her own
subjects and the Turks whether Of the old PARTY of
the reforming school, alude with pam the increasing
degradation which Ru STA is isficng the Mussulman
The Porte has reused itself 10 exeron; and pri-
from Consianiinople, by Vienna inform me
that mole, in the form and with the character Of an
Mffim0fnm is to be addressed by it 10 the Russian gov
1nmen cannot. in the absence OF more precise inlor-
nation this head, take il upon myself say that
has been prepared al the suggestion Of the French and
English ambassadors but whether the initiative has been
taken by the Porte, whether it is owing to the advice
OF Others IL certain that the note speak Of has been
Submitted to them, and rather think disapproved.
The note repeats. but in more precise manner. the
various arguments employed in It's previous communica
tons 10 Russia ii shows how the Porte evnced every
poslton and desire TO continue good Terms with its dis
ne9hbOrs; that always disposed TO listen Just
complaints. and 10 remedy them that distinction was
made between the Christian population and Mussulman
subjects that il very recently given proofs Of lis love
OF liberation and OF impartial justice in the rmans II has
issued, and which sufficiently the immunilies,
privileges and rights OF The Christian population OF every
denomination. All this the Snan has done but if he be
required 10 do anything than inconsistent with
his own honor and with the honor the dignity, and the
indie, edence OF his people, he shall the reply
n he rae given 10 the uhinatpm OF Count Neselrode-
namely refusal and If the consequence OF that refusal
be war, war he must accept; but he leaves il TO the
world TO Judge between thsm and 10 pronounce lis
net TO the party that rendered necessary terrible
sooa possible Is demanded, and this is made in the
sARanim indispensable condition OF paclhc arrange
nent The note concludes by releratny the assurance
that the Saian is ready should negotiations be accepted
10 send ambassador extraordinary to ST. Petershurgh
II is certain that the propositions drawn up by N. de
bruck and approved by the representatives OF the powers
II Consantinople. which alluded yesterday, have
been considered by The French government and perhaps
also By The Englsh cabinet as non avenues such. be
iieve, IL The term employed.
With The conduct OF Russia throug bout the whole OF |
this AFFAIR before 10 be surprised al anything
We now told that that power alleges, in for
her occupation OF the principalites that the present
dion OF that pofion OF the Ottoman territory such
the convention OF Baa Liman supposes TO be jus,
son for ts occupaton--namely, the dsorganizaon OF
its government; and that therefore IL s perfectly justified
IN remaining there until order be restored IL s unforu
naely true that The government Of Moldo- aacbia
IN stale OF dsogaDixa,ion-bxt IL is by the OF Rus
STA herself II is Russia that has forced the Hospodars TO
rebellion against The Suzeran, and she wishes to
proh by her nsdeeds She may say tina, Turkey 10
liberty TO enter the prncpaes: bat what could IS,
900 or 30 900 do against 4o 900 men, speak
OF the thousands who ready, al nrs notice, 10
pass the Pruth
IL is certain that the important momen, is ap-
preaching, and shall perhaps know by 10Th OF the
present month how great how little the chances
OF pscihc arrangement | sm enabled TO inform you
that the French and English governments have decidedly
agreed on he basis OF common action, and have init.
mated TO the Russian government that all further hest
hton or delay It's part IN efecng the evacuation OF
the princpaliiies will be considered by them refusal
TO do have already mentioned that the similarity
sought TO be established by Russia between the
oil the provinces and the presence OF the fleet in esk
bay bad been repeatedly denied On The present
that denial 10 repeated and is declared iha, The fleet shall
withdrawal Of the Russian army The fleets may not re-
main many days at b ska-peThaps not than two,
three or four bat they will remain sufficient time TO
show the world that no comparison whatever is admitted
between The two occupations. The combined action
speak oil has reference TO both these points, and them
Russa II required by the governments give caiegor
cal and speedy answer A this effect had got
abroad th's afternoon. and The evidence ii gave Of the
continued understanding between the English and French
govefnrnenfs had corresponding effect os the Bourse
The answer OF Russia is believe, expected on the f2h
and OF whatever kind II may be. II be decisive
the moment ior terxivsrsatlon has passed away
There IL difficulty in believing that the refusal OF
Russa 10 reply her refusal TO act conformaby what
il demanded, will be followed by the entrance Of the
com sssd fleets the Daaneiless and their advance
TO the bosphorus. With this il is considered not IN
likely thai manifesto will be addressed TO the powers
by the French government Such IL the present stale
OF the Turk question Were Turkey unsupported by
the western powers. IL il almost certain that iis
ceptancs of the MenschikoH uftmsfum would not be
eonsdsred by RussIa as sufficient, aad that she would