The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-09


spanish revolution indeed quite Unexpectedly prolonged
But ST. s which, from the beginning of the
ary Spain has very carefully watched IT.
that the alarm sought be spread by certain Madrid
correspondents without foundation IL remarks that
Of the most frequently employed to ujure revolution
however Legitimate its origin be- Is exsggerae the
unsasness and ncunderate longng- which always follow
great national movement II upon notable diff
freDce to the advantage Of the actual government between
the assertions OF those and the Of the
journals which certainly free Madrid According 10 the
uals Of the lsth the OF the retirement Of Coado
from the Ministry Of Finances is, least premature. The
Dar0 goes Ear 30 SAY that the is altogether
founded The Bpaaa that General Domingo Dulce
has raised the of ege the four provinces Of Catalonia
But the Paf and the Journal ae Dtofs, well the
mails Of legtimis already mentioned insert the Hayas
correspondence and base upon statements and those Of
their correspondence the lugubrions predictions
The Dt5a gives letter containing uf the 18th grave
and Of affecting kind danu the cabinet hatred
and fvcires dividing the unss Manuel de Ia Conchas
signaon OF h functions Of captain general Of Catalonia
Cadz dangerous Of disorder revolts Malaga AND
at Agerras formal demands FROM the junta Of Saragosss
THAI the Queen Mother shall be mpeached; clubs every
whore organized the model Of those established in Paris
after the revolution of February failure OF the government
dsar the bands who paraded the of Madrid under
pretpxt Of watching the bareade, ard have fed
the environs Of the capital striking them with
the ravage Of the cholera and the tphus IN the southern
provinces decimatng the populations OF Cadiz, Seville NAL
and Alicante, etc. etc. The PGtre gives similarly dole
blacklist eoors stating that several chiefs OF the French
democratic party said Madrid be expected there
Madrid letter, cited by Gagnan The tranquility OF
the capital is apparent than real In political
circles there already is talk Of reaction and the
who spoken connexion with il is NArva
have been told that General PrIn who has arrived in
Paris with the Spanish officers who accompanied him
the camp Of 0ner Pachs is about Spain,
where be win uesatinly the attitude Of military
chief of the republican party This viii spring mine
he pt
SPAIN Queen Christina STILL the sth the palace
but three Of her children have escaped from Spain Several
Of the Spanish refugees who have succeeded reaching Paris
pointed cut to last evening the boulevard de
ialiens
The Paris journals copy this morning full the
spondenoe recently exchanged between the cabinets of Lon
don and Vienna relative the question The des
patch Lord Clarendon dated the 22d july is the pendant
Of that of " Drouyn de uys lately published by the Non
ifeur The Of the English, French and Austrian min
listers exchange the sih Of August This correspond
the important fact that Prussia refused assist
the conference which the Count dc Buo wished convoke
order communicate the response of Russia The Paris
like the London Journals dc not fail to magnify the import
Of the union between the three remaining powers,
tested by this correspondence according TO which the
of Vienna, Of Paris and of London in the opinion
that the existence Of the Ottoman Porte cannot be
neced with the general equilibrium Of Europe and the
relations Of Russia and the Porte be reesiabshed
solid and durable basesunless the Russian protector
of the princpaities Of Walachia, Modaya and Ser
via be discontinued and the privileges secured them
by the Sultan placed under the collective guarantee Of
Europe unless the navigation OF the Danube mouth
be freed from all obstacles unless the of the 18th
July lss be revised in the ntees, Of the balance of power
Of Europe unless the Russian claim to the proecorate Of
the Christian subjects the Porte be given upr The British
and French governments declare belgcens that they
viii discuss take into consideration, any proposition
from the cabinet of ST Peterburgh which shall imply
part full adhesion these conditions and the
Austrian cabinet taking cognizanee of this declaration
cep for itself the engagement not treat except upon
these bases all parties reseryng themselves free debe
ration suc further conditions guarantees the
uation Of hostites with France and England the
Of hosttes with Austria render necessary
This marks believe the precise point which the eastern
question, in its diplomatic phase. has arrived
But what is ineligible and striking the public
The announcement Of the passage Of the eastern que
ton Of diplomacy into the region of fncts The
eanns Of the Taraid rascunded week in honor Of the
surrender Of BoDaTsuDd "Wednesday and lie geographic
despatch IN the NontctG has the entrance
following Friday OF the Austrian troops into Waachia.
The details Of the capture Of Bomarund aud conquest of the
archipelago OF Aland given the journals OF TODAY.
i o. VIII find in London Times and connected
account Of the operations from the 18th the iRs
surrendered Sir Charles Napier estimates
about the number Of prisoners Who taken. The
loss Of life appears 10 have been nccsidrable either side
do know Gen. Bodisco, the aged commander af the
fortress is relative Of the late Russian minister Wash
ington.
private telegraphc despatch from Vienna dated the
23d instant and stating that the official gazette the
of the entry of the troops Wallachis
countebalanced by another tesrape despatch dated al
Berlin. also the sd and THE Of
despatch from Warsaa, snlng consequently from
source Turkish army has been completely beaten
and dispersed BY General Bcbutof, kars The
prospects Of the allied armies in the East are indeed
bright Than in the North although may state passing
that in the North neither Riga HesngforE nor
Cronstadt has yet shared the fate p scmasund
certain canny Scotchmgn III. Jsmes e&l r. BY name yet
applied successfully his scheme If sinking stone1den huks
the channel Of the Neya beyond reach the bat
rries of Cronstadt and thus only nrsolng the Rus
sian inside, bat also ming Cronstad ST. Peters
burgh and the whole lower basin of the Neva Towards the
East the renewed postponeent of the in aston Of the Crina
pompoufy announced by the Times has added it dis
couragng influence the evils Of forced inactivity and the
Roopr itself has last been obliged admit how fearful
~ those evils have been aggravated by the rErages the Is
pbus and the cholera The proclamation Of the Emperor to
army incidentally aesis the which the
pestilence dreaded enemy than FIRE the sword
has struck into the ranks Of the allies The benevolent
motive which mainly prompted this proclamation is hon
CRADLE the ssinpathes 81 Napoleon III iih his brave
soldiers and sailors IN Che East. Bnt the iacompreiehit
resoir with which his address concludes dcuby void
Of sense for in the stPisoe be tEen and, in tie
second, IL is very Improbable that he ever VIII
The Journals have announced hst Prince Napoleon
hmsef in danger being numbered among victims Of
the pestience but private letter from Constautipcs
sures me that such is the fact.
At Constantinoe the Impotence which the alleged inac-
trty Of the allied troops undouied avages Of the
cholera III their ranks aud dissensions Of high officials
Turkish French and English have oeoss0ned in tbe mind
the Jlemns and those under their influence has
heightened by the timed expenses u the wedding the
Sultan's daug hipf with the OF heschid Pacha.