The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
rrssa ear paris Correspondent.
PAs.s. October 10. 1888.

Frea ear Paris Correspondent
PARIS. October 10. 1883.
coniess u YOU, Mr. Editor. that the Eastern cues
oa, which was the carpet al The commeneeneAI %
this spoBdence. and has monopozed all inc carpets
Of Europe from that day this. occupies bui lille oil
nv attention The bsrss summary OF lis variations and
transformations, from week 10 week. during that time,
would of itself have exhausted both my paper and my
patience moreover st the various contradictory state
menls whicL have 10 BY every telegraph. and
been circulated every morning xHd evening BY the official
and odicous Journals. would have been the work Of
Hercules The only patent and pspable fact OF the
s Turkey has been subjected four months of
inuous outrage and insult from Russs and that the -four
ssibbling governments which choose call themselves
Four Great Powers' have looked ON approyingly
20 far Austria and Prussia concerned, and stu
pidy regards England France II is declared The
two former powers will Try remain neutral, while the
two latter. goaded on BY popular sentiment, and dsr
nx To belle Nil their promises the Sultan will side
with Turkey and such battle will be wsged as has NOT
been seen this many year. That Poland, and Italy.
and Hungary viii gain by the conflict and have another
chance conquer the independence, by no means so
certain is in some quarters supposed England and
France understand each other far well pursue any
course which will mperil their respective crowns Plate
and Herod ready all times unite for the cruel
6xion OF Liberty. Every precaaticn will be taken thai
whoever gains. The republicans throuxhoa Esrope shall
lose ard il is this discrimination the part OF England
and France, in full sympathy far that concerned
with the EmperoTs OF Russia and Austria the King of
Prussia, and the Turkish Saian. which, II
from the present quarrel will contribute powerfully
to bring il to speedy and boodess end The shades Of
Maxzni and Koesuth. Of Cavagnar and Ledru RoIlin.
OF Lamarne and Victor Hugo. OF Louis Blanc and Felix
Pyat and. soaring above ALL of the American eagle ex-
lending protecting wing the exiIed patriots OF
every land. haunt ali The courts Of Europe, and make
every crown in the Old World more or less crown Of
ihorns. The one aim Of all the greater and Lesser
powers is 10 exercise these shades; and TO this end
+" They hang and huddle all together.
Like hunted rogues, or geese in stormy weather"
The Consti'xnennei says:
"The dispatches brought by the Fury for the English
arrived al Paris yesterday His excelency
Lord Cowey Immediately forwarded them to London
fhe news which they contain is ihisi The Dvan
The lat October transmitted Onef Pacha the order 10
notify Prince G,rschakoH 10 evacuate the Danubian
prncipalites, in default which hostes were TO be
declared between Russia and Turkey Nevertheless.
OmeT Pacha who Is in excellent sateglcal situation,
will not make any movement 10 The Danube, and
will await The Russian in his present position. On
the day lhe LIST ins the Divan regularly made
appeal for the moral and. II necessary. material support
OF France and Eng land and officially demanded the
rival Consaniinople OF The united fleet from Beska
bay This demand of the Sultan coincldes with the
csion taken 10 by the governments OF France
We believe in TACT that the 27lh September last
d-rs simultaneously lett London and Pans Tor Adniras
Dandss and Hsmeln TO conduct ibe vessels under Their
Constan,inople By this time this movement
must have beer executed"
The Coyyiere .kercsnfk OF Genoa, OF the sth quotes
an article IRON the Garsaa del Popoo, posiiyey stating
that The Hungarian General Kspxa who noted for his
defence Of The OF Comorn has been appointed
BY The Porte commander in chief OF all the fouesses oi
the Ottoman empire
steamer accompanied. no doubt, by numerous biogra
phes. The best summary Of the sbos Of the great
tronomef which have appeared few days since
10 the Journal dss Debats II oilows-the ransa
ton being GaigRHsas:
"AIago OF The frs, 10 comprehend that science
could prosper the secrecy Of laboratories that
would dwndle away the solitude OF academies
and that a~r having given 10 the world siea rail
and the electric tlegraph, would have itself spoken OF
amongst the ignorant He accordingly made hmself
the promoter OF publicity, be had the doors Of The sanctuary
open every he called TO his aid the press. and
Insulated. an 1885, those weekly accounts shch having
continued Appear without interruption form at present
nch and valuable collection, in which faithfully se,
do the ecienihc movement OF the last twenty years OF
lite In 1870 0fsedt had discovered ID. action OF
the electric carr.ni the magnetic needle Arago then
conce we'd the idea 70 plunge copper wire, taversed BY
the electricity OF The pile. into iron linEs he ri once
saw the PARTICLES attach themselves q and adhere
10 the conductor, then fall back soon the
rent Interrupted He. in consequence, declared thai
q
magnetic power; ia other words. NJ. Araso laid his hand
the principle OF the electric enet, which the
electro telegraph what the sysem animais
IL 10 worth Wb,ie show6G 10 the parissns oil volumi
nous memoirs that the expansion OF sue d,.covsry
does not occupy mote than tozen lines in AsMAisi
de Physique de Chimie Many years before Angus, IL
lsl4. NJ A1o had announced 10 the academy The dis-
cosery OF phenomenon OF optics called BY him chro-
maize polarization. Up 10 that PERIOD the phenom.
OF ssmpie polarization could oaiy be distn,
guisbed by an extinction era weakness. whi~h light
called polsrsed. wAs made 10 undergo in conditions in
whlch the natural Ugh, does not experience aay ser.,
tsn Araxo showed that II 10 the poiarzsd ray Which
about 10 be exiting ulshe1 cooress crysta Lied paes
OF various degrees OF thickness OF rock sta gypsum
MICA placed the mos; lively and diversified coloss
are produced The phenomenon 10 q beautiful one
TO behold though that Is s smallest advantage But II
constituted IN event IN science IN this respect that al
lowed the nature OF light 10 be clearly asc~r,aned
and furnished neg Arguments favor OF The system OF
unduisilons In hne II became the hands OF Araso
sort Of reseve. calculated 10 lay the slightest
OF polarsed light. and consequently TO lead to notions
OF great probability to the ys,eal constitution OF the
san II -. again, Arago no discovered the magnetism
OF rota'son-ths ~ 10 say. the influence OF
the reciprocal action Of magnets and metals IN them
selves maGneuzed- Even now many persons still be
livve that copper 10 without action on the magnetic
needle II The question relates copper rest they
right; but II that metal - put IN movementf disc
made OF " 10 turned round With rap,aiy we find, IA
Aiaso proved IN 1874. that IL d,-afranges the magnetic
needle, and communicates 10 II . part OF ils move
meni Chromslc polarization, temporary magnetism
and magnetism OF rotation. are three heads of chap.
ters modern phy-ics, The OF three brilliant
conquesis best calculated 70 Characterize the inventive
m'ad OF Afsgo. tie uunrbed rapidly dlrbcuilies
but he did not lake much pleasure In dong he POS
~ssed geoiss. but enduring patience d.L no, accom-
pxay IL and therefore much inclined 10 brI,ev,
bat when he measured Spain the OF the meiia an
when u last period be took viii DsIons The ten
SION OF steam, from thai he DAD 60 Bu
Ara rl.n he man. and kpxw