The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-05

ths when, wlh triumph and sxnllaons they
nosncsd officially Parliament the sistencs Of the cose
this all You fail have read tue despatch
Of Lord PaineIaLoa tbs BRUSH eonsal Riga Ras-
siA, "a Which be distinctly aserts IN substances that " free
bottoms shah make free goods Ia coming struggle
and goes far decide thsi Russian produce
aas properly 81 British subjects residing Russia and
shipped IN British neutral vessels VIII not be respected by
BRUSH cruisers The high seas, bur taken win be
dsmned awful prize; and this would be the al
though RHsssn produce purchased before the
Thus, If an American trading Rassa were 10 uI
chase Russian produce before the declaration Of war
existence between England and Russia and win
such produce ia hs American ship. the high
airer the occurrence 0 between the.s countries
BRUSH cruiser would have right board her. search
her, and condemn her lawful prize npder Lord
PalnersEOn's construction Of tts law Of nations
The remarkable feature OF these statements and
official decEions indifference they mAniies1
the wekhown and settled views Of the United States upon
these subjects and ii can only be accounted for ID my
opinion by the iaet the and people Of the
United States dsasefu IN the the English
arsoeraey, who cannot Tepress exhibition Of this iss
ing u The -1nbeIanee Of their exuEaton he treaty Of
alliance with FranceAl the twsddle which is published
about mother and daughter. ideas Of liberty. mummy Of
language &c, 10 the contrary Notwithstanding No
capable of forming correct Judgment on his sub
Than the wise and venerable Father Of the SEM
as Lewis Cas- whose opinions shoF residence abToad
win incline almost every American.
Under such circumstances, how ths Unied States
expect escape collision with England and France Oar
neutral rights will be respected Verbal
their violation on the high seas viii probably be made
minister until the affairs OF Europe settled and
England and France liberty act together, per
haps with SPAIN for the settlement Of affairs the Amer
lean continent and then shall have war, probably
with large odds against as On hands ths win
British lsSoEAEcE Of Americs and national
bring later, notw standlng the civizEg n-
huence Of commerce, the immense sacrifices which
shah be obliged make aud in spite Of sincere desire
f4iph hu 0TV an nd
here gives any credit
To every chance, therefore, OF permanent
peaee- indeed, thai be possibes behooves govern
demand a settlement with England and
France or all those maritime questions about which
countries differ with his When the viola
ton Of what eyes SACRED uentral rights
takes place, calm and intelligent di plonscy may be i'm
practicable, and mischief which perhaps could be pre-
vrn,ed may become Irreparable II would seem, there
fore favorable opportunity for ministers
OF England and France 10 press with the
vigor Immediate settlement OF ghsse vsxed questions.
and above all, PERMIT foreign powers POSTPONE
their discussion and settlement
This also would be good opportunity for Cubans
throw Of the yoke Of Spain and their ndepsnd
Spain !. without money without credit. and M
distracted creoles Of Cuba deserve be
they can effect Years may pass before
able opportunity may present Itself La the time,
the eGsion Of blood and 70 avoid many difficulties
which viii manifssaY grow Of the struggle ia
Cuba Tor lis independence, government will,
QUESTION OF Cuba By air purchase and 70 this end all
personal considera uus which initiate seriously against
success, il there be such, should be made % yield
With these conflicting interests with he head powers 81
Europe and the Immediate probability Of iftcuies
arising from disregard Of neurrs rights the coming
struggle how DO preparations compare with Of
England and France, who may become sdyerssres
Where j. nsEy Where noble ships Of I3o
guns making twelve miles hour without sals II
America had blnsA for his country.
81 her disregard 81 her highest interest,"
in negect osr navy Poi tcisns have argu
with regard tothe navy which they make their
~hsu speaking Of the other q service
sanding armies dangerous liberties q
people; and il really dcnl pom any recognised ptinci
pie Of sense, for their
this subject oBgh be conceded that eaeb represent
knows Of Ms consnsnts. Rnd thar
thsrsiorr he representative be opposed nsvy
bis cosnY The people whom - represeH
The 0pinlons bit that esnu0i be he case. ),
woaid be libel BPoh The intelligence u ne people
uniied say Win the subject airY before
laey wSald eheAh and augment the navy
unf "a become worthy Il the cOunty, hich eqnsl
10 an Ca tie sObe IN commercial Importance and whose
great baues always be ioaEhi the II add
ton 70 ne gscs, Is % b. hoped Congress- 10
visr o. hs great change which has place The ar
tairs ct tae word etting, viii pass appruprA-
tans shps0-th.Re o. the hrs class. 400
each win ptoPeIieT, such have Succeeded
Ell Ia tbs Engsh and French services, and give 70
tbe navy vel de army, retired list by which the
infru Of may provided or the public
interest," which should be before ali hngl advanced and
scared
Ths armies ana Bavss Of Ehgand and France il
very higbes efficiency Ia they have
sooceeded the PpieAfioz Of Tor the
and have elimination By boards o. ne mos
CON psteni .cenukc Officers. condemned al commofcta
STEAMERS ntay uu ioE their p1rPoes bot recommended
thelr employment armed uoop-shiPs Thus f.aaey
npon whch The rulers Of depended The even
ofwAr been exposed D. TIE Epeenoa q gorrrepts
whose political szslsooe depends upon tie saciruey Of
thstr armies hses and there BE- 20 more rapid
sensible way q rgrsgtng b. sending %
Eugzna and France, wb0ui Toes II ne bourd 81 navy
officers with uayal engineer Of a. highest reputation "a
tr cauntry, into the successful duplication 81
waF-tbips. aid inc tseIf arrangement abd arua
in detail II rHsiT armies, aso, dc greatest improv.
mems have tsksn p.aos-
Ia he BRITISH service bgh ior he army ard navy ttsy
hnvr adspsd the r- o. Coone Mfnrs Of the French or
M tbs rms fred by oacers 10 TIE French
service nnd he large; sInrk a every sot A. he al
Of 500 yards, or perhaps hall b9ar during which
uans Witnessed the experiments Tossraby acourar,
hung Be oblansa 200 yards The eject 81 al. \.
abash the system q light ari.ry il or enst. ~
services iof coo yards il long disrancs fr ak
popndsf and 4 RE BE- ared win iaerals accuracy
st greater distance, becomes advisable ~ ruhsitur,
far ne sr-pounder gun 81 other cabre which ~
preserve Superiority range ne a.sd nrsrv Ac
csrdinElY the French hsvs sbosbsa the spo,4pd b.,
teres sud subsuu1ng iheir stead I2ounder,
70 tyt coustrueon which vi be effective fhsn
re lgaJ bartries all Be- neary - movable ana III
preserve superiority % range .. riRs II ne
BRUSH service lhsY have shell Eh5eb eKpoass on sontst
Forty thousand = ne Prussan army armed win
.bs needs gan which loads bresch and - tata -
b proveFasnt the Murs RTE, besides oher I'm
pfUvemrus 81 decided kind numerous 10 mention
hers board . army officers. erpensuesd ia prsctic.