The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-28
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

ou danger being broken up By the cayaierke imPeta
t with which the French ambassador at oonsantnope
eed in behalf of the Catholic Greeks about TO be eA
sd from that capital You know that the order OF expu
~ hore equally on All the Greeks without distinction OF
reed Whether General paraguay iiilliers was merely Of
on thai the expulsion being the consequence Of the a
covered conspiracy the part OF the Greek Catholics the
catholic Greeks might safely remain IN the Turkish capital
- whether he spurred by desire Of gratating him
IN with the Roman Catholic church and the Pope the reports
En CopatantnoIle forget to state So much Is certain
h the Generals demands very nearly upset the ministry OF
pbi Pacha and the entente cordia between the two pro
ino powers Resohd Pacha being the creature ana ane
- ~ Lard Straford de Radcliffe the latter naturally
~ Dyan In it's resistance and at last compro-
"a as arranged consequently, upon which the french am
consented at his post which he had threat
within As hours But this compromise besides aud
~ fresh humiliation to the dignity and independence OF
lie porte has The great fault that the whole order oil exPa
n L untitled by IT, far as IL had not been executed pre-
i,y and the Turkish government has now resigned an
other portion Of its sovereignty into the hands OF hAoa
commission presided by the French ana Ehghsh am
haadors If encroaehmen OF the western powers upon
M integrity Of the government their manifold aes
feoercion of diplomatic and military reachefy ntenu 10 re-
e the sultan to forced acceptance of the Vienna note ana
The Muscovite proectorae this object may be presumed
mu,t be attained distant day indeed on no o'her
grounds can we understand the western policy pursued 70
a. Eos, I may just observe here, that throughout all
combinations whenever Lords Palmerston and Aber-
49, b,n,ened TO direct the councils of Great Britain, her
ssro,ocon TO Turkey offered in such manner as to
nduce the Sultan prefer the Russian protection as the MI
nor of two evils And here may mention that the Vienna
osrence has resolved immediately upon the Austrian
cunaon of bosnia the Herzegovina and Albania to make
fresh proposals of peace the Emperor of Russaproposa
which the conference hopes render acceptable to the French
and English people by representing this occupation anti
Russian of the Austrian government only preceding its
declaration open hostility the Gar Everybody knows
beforehand that the Gar will insist again upon the simple
eptance of Menschko ultmatum but the feature
in the negotiation may be most likely declaration the
part Ottoman that it is ready to accept it,
By time Turkey with the exception Of the triangle be-
tween Widdn Schuma and Varna, will find itself almost
entirely under foreign occupations and If the Turks will at
all be allowed to rid their territory of both their allies and
their enemy they win doubt seize upon any opportunity
to o at the price of snrrcndeng the point the de-
fence Of which has nearly achieved the ruin of their country
Some persons may be of opinion that compromise between
Russia and Turkey remains imposbity long Eng
land and France pretend be parties to tia preenson
which has been the forcibly established by the tr
parc convention between the latter three powers since
the Emperor Of Russia refused to have anything to do
with England and France. These persons forget the little
circumstance that the declaration Of between the
western powers and Russia has conveniently removed that
obstacle The pride, or Lord Pamerston would say
the and character Of the Emperor Nicholas required
that he should take notice Of any propositions from Eng
land France while he only engaged in quarrel with
Turkey But that the quarrel with Turkey has been
udcousy transformed into European that
bis imperial Majesty at with the western negotiator
well with Turkeyt infinitely behooyes his honor and
their joint humble propositions for peace
Should these propositions fail TO be made should Turkey not
permitted (and she must request according to
the conventon accept the Menschikof utmatum, under
whatever form it may be- then you may be that there
exists plan between all the powers for the exter
uinson Of the Turks and the division of the Turkish
pre- Nothing Is plausible than this assumption.
might cay any other is absurd II the had been
h,
Russia combined movement between the fleets, land
ing corps from Gaipol and the army of Omar Pacha could
long ago attained this end by the destruction Of
Russian that crossed the Pruth Nothing Of the kind
takes place. nothing Of the kind being intended What do
instead The prncipalties and the Dobrudga al
ways the heads Of the Russians Bosnia and Albania about
to be occupied by the Austran French army fitted out
rouon for the occupation Of Greece, Thesaly and the
Epirus included; combined Anglo French army occupy
ing the Dadanees and the Bosphorus the ambassadors
egning supreme both Constantinope and at Sohuma,
where according the Morning Chronicle correspondent
they have regular nternuncios between them and Omar
Paha, their being Captain Simmons and Colonel
leu Does not all this amount already to actual par
lion Of Turkey Every has his hands already his
share and could the Russians only have made better head
against the Turkish army, and arrive in time at Adranople,
the treaty of partition would be signed But what is
Prussia receive for her share Of the great pow
esF Qaqre tons eous de pied If she will not be content
with this arrangement she may by permission Of the Empe-
u
them good with France. For instance the defence Of the old
classic grounds Of eas and of their present learned Bayaran
Ordng would be unworthy of the romantic King
Of Prussia The romantic party at the Court of Sanssouc
which, cuiiously enough, styles itself the historic
doing ryhing TO push the weak monarch EDWARDS 70
such glorious He has dismissed the Minister OF
War, General Won BONN, who has too strong
~ Of Jena and Finland and appointed Count Waderuee in
his stead whose fresh aures against the Dresden and
Baden insurgents, permit confident perspective in
against France Meanwhile the French arc concenra
ting 100 600 in great camp between Boulognc and St
0me where the road 10 Jena Is just short that
Austerliz in 1906 only little shorter To obtain compIa
cent view OF this arrangement from England Louis Napoleon
sacrifices his ambassador at Conantinope who to be
called, as the Monitor, states.
The pleasures Of cost great deal Of money. Such Is
the lesson at least which the coalition government dc
sous to convey those unruly pothouse politicians who
viii interfere with the privilege Of the olgarchy do with
the foreign affairs Of England they please BY way Of
ucpaton Mr. Gladstone FASTENED get rid Of his incon-
enent surpus and orceeinp the cry for war; prudenty
dsurnshed himself with the carry by throwing
some five millions pounds Of the windows Of the
u TO be caught up by host of old Southsea bubble cred
'or And now, gentlemen, if you want war; be pleased to
Psh youf pockets. Nor the imposition Of taxes, by
way avoiding loan heaviest infection There Is
something worse in The circumstance that for every million
thus imposed the people get speech Of Mr. Glad
stone into the bargain can your readers that this
great star Of Puseyite finance beginning be thought Gag
graratngan omnous thing, which forebodcs little good to
he coalition The glores Of Odessa cannot atone for it,
he lind little praise except by the cheers of the House OF
oommons but who minds the House Of Commons now a.
days Its cheerings7 That House looked upon a. merely
sort Of bootao to the government so little sufficient are
ne aure earned NJ Odessa considered even BY ministerial
journals that they could live two DAYS upon them and
must now announce that the fret real glory be expected
the quarter OF the Baltic To enable you to Judge
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