The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-24
EDITGR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
From oar New York Correspondent.

From oar New York Correspondent.
a. ssa NEw YoRx, JaIy ~. 1858
The Albany legislature has al las, concluded ls
siona sess'on in which many important laws demanded
oy the public Interests have been enacted, and in which
lever abuses have been interviewer than may be found
in perhaps any equal amount Of Slate legislation. Now
that The stormy all passed and in process Of
being forgotten. they leave only the impression OF earnest
and strong conviction the part of actors and abeors
DscEediable as IN some respects they may have BEEN
their occurrence is infinitely preferable 10 thai mlseIa-
bic aoqueseence which disiing certain we'll
European chambers Of legislation. The session has
lasted long enough 10 witness The opponents OF demo
cratic measures shattered and unpurposed party,
sisting OF general gathering Of the remnanis OF former
eoainions clngng Tor hourly support 10 those they had
denounced for help alike all passers bynow the
skirts OF Catholics, those of all other religious de-
nominations. Though the polypus will propagate when
cut to pieces II can hardly be supposed they pos
sessed OF equal vitality Id lime OF peace, in the midst
OF public prosperity. they have disappeared. And now
Is opened an ll-omenei careeT-he party, hopeless oil
pursuing any original course for ITSELF mus! become de-
pendent democratic leading. Intrigue and pledges
the only available instruments the broken bulwaTk is
TO be manned without watch word The scorpion
lated to the skies only difused The more widely the
Ign influences that already had proved too fatal Wing
tIansorary prncples, installed the utear genius OF
country made Of spread through all de-
,onal diseases lethsrfy With further hope, and
consequently stimulant. it is rot too much 10
they exerted every effort to suppress the national feeling
Il would seem that days public ofi,i on
the part OF government personages escapes msepessna
ton The general avoidance OF any interference by
United States fnnctlonaries in internal European affairs
has afforded little opportunity for this, far
countymen concened but the address Of Commodore
bingham. of Mediterranean squadron, to the Sui
tan, the 18th ult too tempting occasion for
Constannopolitan letter writers not to fashion into
offer OF material aid. Allowing for the eastern style of
exagg Grafton, little farlt lie found at the terms
| employ cd these certainly harmless and plainly
nothing than expressions Of regard for the pros
parity and independence OF Turkey in England, the
official journal Of Lord Palmersion annhates the report
Of yaca,ion The part of the cabinets Of France and
Spain in respec the character OF the action 10 be
taker, end of their being ndsposed TO regard the nva
sion OF the princpaes I'm act OF war. Says the
London Morning Chronicle
! sThe duty of Admirals Dandas and Hamelin is TO
obey implicitly the orders Of The ambassadors Of their
sovereigns The instructions which have been forward
ell Lord Satford de RelcIHe and M. de L,cour,
to place the combined fleets entirely the disposal OF
the Sultan, in the event-of which there be no
doubt-of his considering and procainns the present
lawless invasion OF his territory aci OF The
anbass adors directed TO the naval forces of
Eng land ard France the instant the Porte requests il
only enter the Dadaneles but 10 proceed in the Black
sea- 10 whatever operations our ally may deem requisite
Nicholas, learning this, may appropriately take up
theTyroese ditly:
eli the de vii has a .on, r
Sure enough its Palm erson.
One cannot avoid iEdu!ging at this time, il only
impossible dream the results that would follow from
Ing To- American and democratic foohold on the shores
| OF the Bosphorus. What point would that be from
which our principles might radate, our commerce
pand our freedom be irparted Timour Khan, the
TameI lane OF European siory-he mvncible-the Lord
OF the Tartar Word--passed not more swiftly the heTy
breath oil desol,aon over the soveregn,ies OF Western
Asia, Than would practical democracy in Europe to
enac, scene which, in grand resco, might keep
company with past historic event, wherein the prince,
of Russia leading the Tartar collectors horse
BY the bride. and feeling him with of cap Of
state.
This country, deceived in its expectations OF results
from the Gtcek Of independence. is likely to be
hurried into any extreme enthusiasm by whatever aspect
Turkish adAIs may take. Wills, Commodore String
ham desgnaies the government OF the Porte wise and
loyal is not yet intelligent and liberal subjects
as the mos, moderate eKpecta IN tina, might
be entertained from considerations Of its long
with the first maritime powers 1t neither be forgot
len for three centuries the spell of the
military sscendency held Europe in thai the
ergies OF the empire and the efficacy OF its institutions
have long been gradually decayins. ta.
The Bombay Times 81 May IS gives large portion OF
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miliee Naval Affairs the memorial referred them
for the establishment OF a line OF Pacific mail steamers,
to ply between western coast and China. This au-
ihorty regards the quiremenis Of the memorass
singulary moderate The DECLARATION in The above docu-
ment that Grea, Bdlan, feeMhx sympathy with the
nasses has. with regard only the OF her pow
err insrafied commercial enterprise her policy. D.
dsnan,ly repeled Why tigmatise policy il is asked
pronounced wise and worthy OF imitation, speak of
our casing in America the Atlantic Ii were do
ing her some serious vroGg How excellent il con-
tinues must that system, and bow wise and patriotic
must those statesmen be. who OF Their own accord
without the suggestions of The slmulan,s of
pressure lfom without bring into existence and maintain
operation those stopendous sgencies OF intercourse OF
The neglect Of which The part OF their own govern
ment the committee complain, and The want OF which
they now cndeavC rng 10 remedy These appear TO
very spirited and unworthy passages in docu-
ment Astounding -exceIlenccs and they strike us the
more forciby from the frequency with which have
had occasion refer the very grea, libsrsy of the
American government in cooperating with other nations
for the general welfare Of mankind aa aaI u s.s
But If any eensibes possessed by the committee or
other men, affected by The foregoing, the ansade ho~
orabs national character il assuredIy made in what
follows: ... et.. .s.a $50 ...s ~.
"The Washington Observatory il now conairncting
wind aud charts for Inc eastern seas, with saI
ing directions up The very shores OF India The
pebse Of engraving and printing these alone will
coed IS 900 RS. 900 amonih having been offered Tor
the mere cjpyng Of logs in Bombay, task we ought
long ago have performed for Ourselves To hu
initiation the other side IL must be spoken, when the
4 Chamber OF Commences asked merely TO make a