The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

A far shave an average South the Humber, all me
wheat has been got in and the weather continues 70 De
most CRADLE there every prospect OF the reapng
lions coming close in the NORTH too before another or
night Is The late dry weather has powerfully
uted time TO condition the new crop WINE ~
quantity is said 10 in The proportion Of two 10 one
compared with harvest There viii necessarily DC gen
rl rush amongst the farmers hrssh out and olne ts
produce market that everything points 70 sPee
ductiop Of the prices of grain which move ~ -
commenced The reports from the coniineh' Aae 49, -
more favorable in Denmark, the north Of oermAny' anu
p,..s the weld az the harvest being spoken OF as ehor
nous have seen letter from merchant al "N, 49,.
states that the south of Russia wlh oe ao's ~ efo
more than lat year, and a. soon az the RUSSIAN
shall have repealed prohibition OF ile export % gam
-; ~ sy is expected take place ON the LIST OF
n,t, the blockade viii certainly not prevent the
Odessa merchants from competing WIN ihe bii'lsh anu
man farmer in the London market h'ther.o' ue o'"0A
ade has been VIGOROUSLY hunbug N the bAaeh sea- a.
= hen yaded in the Baltic by the shipment Of Russian
produce from Mcneil while row hear thai IN the hte
sea too il has suspended until the 18th instant NO
body has been harmed by this famous blockade except the
British people, nobody has proted by 1T except the east
eru provinces of Prussia, through the transit Of the Polish
ard Russian produce And the Prussian government Is m
d to give up profitable neutrality in exchange for an
active alliance with the British people against whom Their
own government eonspirel
There will 81 course, be sort OF crisis amongst the hold
~ fod wheat whether foreign British for, if the quar-
Ger should coae Sos onymany persons believing
that will down TO sos per auarter-hoders viii sus-
tain loss Of than 81 0oo taking the entire stock
an granary London, Liverpool Newcastle, and In the
provinces at the same number Of quarters The granaries
Of London contain 900 quarters, SO that the
loss on London holders alone viii be f0oo0 The crisis in
the corn WILL however, not equal the dimensions OF
that of Is4s the elements OF general monetary indus
trial and political crisis concurrent with the above are less
developed than they were in ls4l
There is day no from Spain The lamentations OF
the French journals order have found an echo in the English
The idea Of Queen being possibly about be handed
~s.So.E e1ilr a
shocking 10 ..feljngs o Englshmen And these Span
isrds are going mpeach 'Queen Mother Really rs
partero ought put stop 10 these extrayagances ne
does not evidently proof that he has not sn'cen
pronted by his last stay in this free country
Our bill of concerning the and the Eastern CUES
,,on il likewise scany For change t is confidently
stated that the expedition Sebastopo and the Crimea viii
sail ON the Goth. e. the lastof August on VIII re-
member that the confident statement successfully
put forward the first Of the months then on the 10TH
ards ON the 18TH and the 20th 1t Is certainly
statement which retains other confidence except its own
The Times however aided by its correspondents, Is ndeati
gable keeping up its confidence also 1t seems last to
have been the OF the Constantinope correspondent to
deliver in this way the great hoy the capture of Sebas
topo improvised and preached in Printing house square
especially for the occasion The following is an amusing
sample of style in which gentlemen of the Times work
ND the given heads Of unparalleled magnitude matches
bravery" ''two greatest nation, &c:
"At such rcmeH. tas, wien Vie nation is on the
brink tue greatest military enterprise whic has illustrated
the history since the days Of the French republic and
empire, when the assitude produced by long delays
eeeded BY evcsh excitement and the reasonable just
hushed up in breahless expectation &c. DC
"TAe expedition is still
srpr.ss ana mas all Of novelty for the long
delays had accustomed people 70 inactivity and hon soldiers
and sailors desperate Of employment and glory
and were goony reconcing themselves the prospect OF
inferior part the great drama and learning bear
with patience the restraints which diplomacy seemed to
throw around all their efforts But the long
time The date is only question Of days Before
ri. Is presented your readers the lives Of hundreds ma
been sacrificed before the redoub and in the trenches
Of Sebastopo. PARTIAL have crowned the
steady v1or of the English and the brilliant nrepdity of
their allies tie enemy ny hare sorseat rerieccR their
e and justified the assertions of their few remaining
friends, that though liable to repaize when engaged
ssu requiring active and headrong vaor, they yet
ormidake in defensive warfare and will sell their lives
~ the positions they commanded to Defend have
underlined some words because of their curious coincidence
with other illusions contained in the Times the
feet viz that disaster of the allied troops not be
looked upon entirely out OF question Thus read
in its leading article Of to-day Our forces about
wade country scarcely known even to raers They
will have encounter enemy whose strength very i'm
perfectly ascetained and eho say capacity 4aas not en-
tey IL sdyed Of by III disasrs. If the expedition is
ever TO the Russians win certainly give it reeep
ton In his last proclamation the army the EMPEROR Of
Rpssis says We leaving tn pnopali,ies ,giea oar
-pcien ally D oerapy Es, order better dend Aolg
Eu.sic aycsast The French
Meanwhile the great Russian victory dissolved
in smoke the Constautnopie accounts mentioning
thing about it. Even from the Russian account, not
quite clear whether the defeated army the army
Kars the army at Bsvasid or lastly Betou corps
What we aesr py way Of Gonstantinope a. that schamys
spew has effected successful invasion Of Georgia car
ed OF number OF Russians prisoners including the
Princess 0rbeiiaD wife Of the governor of T The Turk
sh army kars in its wonted position Its nactiv
ty indeed contnued bat Russians least do not APP
pear TO have been active themselves.
The FIRST Of the Austrians in the princpas has
expulse and be expused II. Refugees,
paper correspondents leaders Of aacsn partiesn short
all the revolutionary sgesfnde Omer Pachas acauies
rence these Will the popularity OF
The Turks with the wallscians especially promised
them national government in his proclamation Bat can
Austria Euer national government the frontiers of
Hungary
From the Baltic hear that the choiers has broken out
there too amongst the French troops Aand vii, be aban
doned General paraguay dliers gone to Stockholm to
offer Sweden condition Sweden should
take the French into winter quarters There the usual
Of something more" and Aho, wen as Hango
udd pointed the objects &C attack 1t is
ate thar Denmark has Offered take the Aard islands if
Sweden should refuses very ingenious plan, BY which
Of Russia what hold directly. nav say
expected Denmark woald play the part Of Austria
the North
In England there much grumhling still about the
duet OF the but the ministry wisely wound up the par
hamentary session by getting passed
popular THAN their foreign policy So the Sunday closing
nuisance as this bill called has pushed the war; the East
ern question, diplomacy, and Russia into the back ground
the hnnh people Just now caring get access in the
puplic houses on sunday afternoons than into all fort
resse of Russia together Besides can there be
wrong as French aii,-n. ..A-;..-s