The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-03
ON: WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8 1863

LIANT jealousy on their part Having expressed her reAdi-
ness TO accept such proeciorale and suppoeins hsl
she was obtain H. does the affair perhaps END 'heIe
BY no means Nothing is mentioned about zoe esacna'
| ton of The prncpaues. Tn the contrary All INC acs
of the Russian cbie point 10 continued
occupation perhaps even lasting one. We know the
u,,rian proposition" proposed noihbg like speedy
| withdrawal OF the Russian troops from Waachia and
| Moldayia And eau we still allow the least credit
to The staggering pistol brayadocs of the Pamestonian
Morning Post, hich has for about the fifth lne
announced that "by the tenth OF next month the last
Russian soldier will have recrossed the Pruth !"
What Russia wants next. after The protecioIate. may
be inferred from the following indication in the NeW Pres
sian G0Ess The organ OF the Prusan counter uton
and the notorious advocate of Russian interests; II
will no, be denied that Russia has right 10 ask for
complete indemnlfcalion for her present ornaments
THIS Iigh must be the evident, when the demands
for the enforcement of which Russia incurred the
pense Of these ornaments being granted. and recog
missed as justified, by the great powers themselves"
The Neus Oder Zsi'ung actually communicates 10 It's
readers that Russia had already advanced claim for
indemnity OF fifty millions Of ruber, and that II Turkey
should be unable to pay in money. she would probably
be compelled to pay in territory
All these circumstances taken into consideration,
nyihing insipd, allacious, and contemplate be
imagined than the following flourish by which the
Times winds up its yesterdays leader: "Never has
more complete victory been won by Temper and union
over the angry threats and ex'ravagan demands Of
power which had attempted TO break down the common
policy OF tho rest of Europe"
As everything" is now being settled" and the
thing called conference happens yet ST Vienna,
hear that two other questions also abou, TO
csive settlement just Tue first is, the question OF
the refugees al present residing in Turkey and the
ond, closely connected with the first the question OF
Amerean inerusnions 4 Europe, The Austrian govern
is said have addressed circular note TO the other
great powers concerning the late Smyrna affair. and call
ing upon their cooperation for united protest 10 be ad
dressed to the cabinet of Washington, agans, the
tendency OF the American Union to interfere with Euro
pean questions. We may readily conceive the anger Of
these governments at the American intervention, when
the latter hailed with enthusiasm by all their peoples
and when The once popular names OF Palmerston and
Bonaparte have lost their usre by being stuck 10 the
dirty OF cowardly and degraded counter revolution
The interpretations in last fridays House OF Lords led
to no other result Than tina, the "sent" Clarendon grew
almost eloquent in the defence OF his august master
According 10 him, Lord MaImesbury had very unusty
attributed the Of the "lasl" complication TO the
wanlon and ambitious tendencies OF the Csar. Nicholas
had pick any quarrel all least because Of the
hostile attitude OF the English press against The French
government; because Of the famous anti Bonaparlis,
speeches OF Sir James Graham and Sir Charles Wood
the last huslngs because these gentlemen bad shortly
afterwards entered the administration; because of
the Austrian precedent when Eogand had abandoned the
Sultan to The mercy OF Prince Leningen; because OF
the disuHed action Of the French and English fleets
when England had osenaiiously retained hers in the
habor OF Malta No such circumstances had certainly
induced the Autocrat 10 do what he has done OF
nothing said by either noble lord OF the notorious
friendship of the Queen for the Orleans OF her n,rgues
in favor of the Co5ug family against Bonaparte, nor
of the remarkable coincidence OF Lord Aberdeea pre-
siding in 1853 the Austrian proposition. he pre-
,.loAt thnt At Al,,.n D.,t,
tnued Lord Clarendon, whatever may have been the
c,uses of this eastern complication. enough il is
se,iled fol- as this (Ausuian) note contains nothing
derogatory TO the dignity independence Of the Porte.
can difficulty in accepting it," Notwithstanding
their orshps not TO know the substance Of this
uncompromising note, nor indeed, to be furnished with
any official substance 10 talk about Accordingly, their
lordships went TO bed
Tonight il will be the turn Of the Commons be sent
10 similar manner 10 bed.