The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-11
/ DiIUR'S CORRESPONDENTS
From our Paris Correspondent,

iAhis, march rs, Is
The event Of the week has certainly been the publ
Ia the Moniteur, and all the other principal Par, nm
Of the confidential correspondence between The c,tI
~, James and 81. Petersburgh, previous the mis-,
Prince Mensehikoh, relative to the policy 10 be olos'
respect 10 Turkey This correspondence, commn.,'
TO Parliament by the English ministry and reptoan.'
the press in both England and France discloses Ia IN
the secret project OF the Car TO submit all Eutope /
vsssalage 1t proves-what il would be blindness Ia A.
that the Emperor OF Russia had resolved TO oyefb,o
Ottoman empire, and to appropriate TO himse The AZ
portion Of the spoils To England. whom he R,, y
| accomplish, offered as her share Eyy
Gambia As for himself, he hold posse.,Ios
Uisionahy (ths is his own term) Of Consianlinops
motive is clear for his mysterious visit 10 Lana
1874 His conversations with Sin G.. H. Seymour m,,
the Presse well remarks, for niods'ss de eayiailen
piaitqas; but Il Is easy to SEQ that the amba, sado
yield to their fascinating seducons Tue Loyalty
English government towards continental Europe II y
ling the propositions OF the Gear is manifest No las
ilest are The contempt Of Russia for law and equlnJ
PRIDE her andaciy her boundess and shameless ami
The EN- eror Nicholas counts for noihiag (ths AL
his own expressIon) either from France or Pru,,l
Austria ia forming his plan for The destruction Of hp
man empire France, BEGAN 20 he believes il enleebl
the divisions of political parties Prussia and Aust,
cause he does not do the German States the honor
pose tina, they could have opinion TO express at
| own should have been expressed.
| The Monitenr contains a brief and temporarily va
but significant, note this morning in reference the
| ordinary disclosures TO which Russia has provoke
English government The revelation in the conc
paragraph OF this note is another terrible blow to t
| sian bear. The Monieur ssysi
"We have published the documents relative to III,
tnres made in the first months OF last year TO the
government by Russia. The views Of that power
presen, demonstrated by official proofs from the
Tho ku2 taF Hai md From,
met Of the Emperor Nicholas himself; and It i
clearly shown how completely the French governing
correct In pointing out, under the demonstrations oil
the Incident Of the sanctnares Of Palestine was the
designs dangerous for Turkey and for Europe. III
known with what expici,ness OF language the Eogla
met gave refusal 10 Russia to Join in any nrran
having for its object the partition OF the Ottoman emp
we have no need TO show with which OF the two II
| ments the advantage rests In these dispatches /
in the propositions thus rejected by England acts d
ness which will appear excessive, so there are ikews
Of forgetfnlness which will cause establishment Th
peror OF Russia remodels The map of Europe wi,hov
| nouncing the name of Prussia, and without pay
tenon to Austria. II has been seen in what term
sovereign replies to the expressions of surprise VIII
silence observed relative 10 this last-named power
in the mind Of the minister OF England Men, besida
each other, what could be the share of Austria, whs
| sa attributes to herself Moldavia, Waachia, Bad
| and Sefva What concerns Greece, TO which the En-
Nicholas tnierdlcted, not only The restoration OF the
OF Byzantum, but every extension of territory cat
| TO make her a powerful State, will also have b..
| marked As 10 the government OF the Emperor Nap
which Russia left It aside in these plans OF teullott
rangement; aud that is, that Russia turned round
it when she failed in London and that it had, in ID
TO decline advances, more less direct, not In Their
unlike those Of which England had al frs b.a
object"
The protestaiions Of modeJ alion and OF dslle1
ness, 80 often renewed by the Gear during the pas
may be tested their true value, or rather their ut.
Of value, in the light of the correspondence pa
1t is obviously fixed idea in his mind to overhw
Ottoman empire. and take possession, proyisoOi
Constan tnopie, to realize this idea. he is resolyedp
last rouble and his last musket. He declares this
" Eufopc," Gays the Constitutional, sis warned
by the sons OF the Huns, the Yandals and other
who have already soiled and ravaged 1t, that il hn
resign Itself to a last Invasion" The Emperof Of
aud the King OF Prussia must decide III thdywiD ca
be- they end their people, something like the heusa
Cossacks Of the Danube, and OF the Spree, desdrs
tend, with the Cossacks OF the Don aud OF The j
States of the very element Emperor OF all the IA
England ard France will answer for themselves,
not % be mistaken. on he Black sea and the Bali,
. have already announced the departure OF the fri
for the French army OF the East from Msrselsa
command OF Gen. Cauroberi, on Saturday eysn
Monday the first vessels Of the squadron for the Bal
der command OF Vice Admiral Parsevsl- Dcschenet
napoleon win leave Paris the 9Th, sud Man
Saini-Arnaud ca the Sh Of April have heard m
Der OF troops which compose The French arm
East estimated at s.. 900.
Tho announcement in the London journals, thsii
tive treaty between France, England, aud Tufss
antying, among It's provisions, irnpo,.aD; privilege
Christian subjects OF lhs Satan, may have been
premature. The sullan himself. as well as his coar
is aware that such treaty would be the date Of az
moral revelation In The ouonan empire. That 10
ions, however, win be substantially adopted. now
ing any objections that may be raised 10 the form
Of them, there is no doubt. Notonly the Creek Cb
but Oh ristans Of ese,Y name. viii thus have gain
The interierence OF Western Europe what the Ca
all bis boastinl desire T. "pro,ect" his co-reiigs
Turkey, would never have secured even to lbem-n
liberty. His protection OF members Of The Grsi
would have Amounted there, a. II amounts in n
pe0cc nlion Of those Of every other church
Europe has been warned by The revelations q
cret aud oobfdeutiai correspondence between ihr
OF S. James and 81 PetersburRh This has beer
Of warming, the editors Of the Unlou The Pres
eoupl, OF provincial papers. specially lsat
Pfesse copied on Tuesday evening the frs
Inflicted on the Union FOO 'ii. perseverance, Ia ~
Injurious attacks aud Of bad faith against The
Fpnce"-iha1i-, assins, the Turks This wa
aley followed ny su article which la, cost Inc PR
. seeotd wafui,x The article contested Of an u
leuerof the ex.Pfesidsnt OF he Voniiiap republic
rablc al oncs i1r ~ i0lty fplrit and rs calm and
largusgc, nnd was iaus prefacsd by Emile De q
"rne tllusrious and modest man whose name
and who would have been the Washington Of ~
States Of Italy " the year lst3 tad ntt nlscpr
Dr. uses 10 us the answer thar he has believed L b.
make % passage IN The discourse Of Lord John
The discourse which contained the psssage 10
was pronounced ny the English minister on The
present month You can conceive how Manic
ply "a bis Counsss 10 Italy 10 submit 10 The yoke
The Official waning denonnoes The puboaioa
ply as being N direct oppnsiron 10 the policJ
enmen', snd hasias 'or It's object . SOW ti'uas
the powers which are anited Tor great cause
TIE staUmen, Of the New York CouTisr dc ~
with reference . The alleged efforts Of Russs % en-
lean pnvateers Va ts service during The apPftso
test, hss not failed 10 excite much sensation .
same nuubsr u lhe Presso 10 which Msnlh'
pea,.d contained long article this subject
title Of "C0rsslres Pirates" III the course Of ne
writer reminded tie United SAFES Of The act