The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-23

suspicion received with any step their part
apparently favorable Russia, and increasing the difficulties
of the Eng and French governments will have the APP
pause Of the European people, it stimulate them
greater exeron than those governments contemplate
this resistance alone be the their being
broken and the French and English nations escaping
the humiliatng position assigned to them BY ee ogar
chy and despot adyenturer America holds the fate
OF European liberty in her hands Let the United in
crease the dculy OF the western powers and Russia viii
boldly advance preceded By Austria and
STA real win suppant the tragedy arranged by
the coalition and the nations would rise protest
against compromise contemplated by their
Then, indeed the question of Republican Cossack
might be opened then also would be settled In salts
factory
And now you of this lsglorious" war Well,
Odessa has been TAKEN and the Anglo French
Withdrawn 1t Is said to have gone the mouth Of the
Danube and teegraphic despatch that destroyed
the Russian batteries and Notifications the Suna mouth
This is, indeed famous exploit. Meanwhile foresaw,
English already argue that such places
as Sebastopo Sweaborg Cronstadt be mpregnable
and the Earl Of Hardwcke, tory admiral meeting
that generally menofwar could do nothing against stone
iortresses Copenhagen St. Jean dAere and Agers
occurring to his lordshp memory y that it difficult
do thing at all and that expectations OF great
must be entertained at all If you wonder that tory admi-
raj should fobear in conradstncon to the wing Dundases
to declare any naval feat possible, will remind you
the policy OF the tories of late to and justify
everything done by the service, and not only by the
service but by the government, the well
be conceived to be little DESTROYS conuring up the
ona passions against the universal tory Europe
in other words of having real against Emperor
| Russia.
The presence English fleet in the Swedish waters
and the visit Of Admiral Napier to the Swedish capital
combination with the reports made by refugees of
the fightu uerngs imposed upon Finland by the Russian
government, appear to have produced great agitation
throughout the Swedish kingdom In Sweden royalty
absolute and less powerful than Denmark and the
under closer control Of the people, 1t is therefore, mposs
foesee to what resolutions not be pushed by the
impetuosity of the population The King of Prussia that
guardian angel of the Gar has therefore, considered it
prudent forbid the expectation Sweden Of
dered by the Swedish ambassador at Berlin and by
to be shipped from Shettn The helm being invention
of the King HIMSELF and of its properties in his opinion
being make the nvincble understand
anxiety hinder the expectation of many 'nvncibcs
to country that might have intended them the
grace and defeat of the great inventors dear brother
Hamburg papers that the Norwegian feet has been
ordered to join the Swedish Heet at Carlscrona. The
strength of the former is set down hipsof line
four gate two sailing and three steam corvette besides
twelve -sloops. The Swedish fleet vessels
line, six rgaes, four sailing and steam corvettes
with ten vessels of smaller craft and fota of
| gun boasthe whole making force by to be
| despised
Denmark has again recorded intention to remain per-
fecy neutral in what called contest Its fleets con
sit of two line three gaes three eorvettes
ang corvette three briggs and sixteen sloops
The whole number Of prizes hitherto taken in the Baltic
and the Channel by the British amounts to yx But
oil these, tod Illegal, ana the Russian
vessels the Gefon' and the .'Ahtrom instance
already been declared be The Times
to the people Of Great Britain that the viii
them great deal of money In confirmation of its warning
the Chancellor the Exchequcr has given re-
qurcs supplementary credit of "a 73l for the navy in
Guiding transport Of troops and of 100000 for the army
This loan of 600 be raised by the cxchequer
bonds for which the subscription lists have been opened
the Bank of England, appears destined TO meet with SINH
lar failure his late scheme for the of the public
debt.
The steamer which arrived the Sd instant at Marseles
brought from Greece according which the Greek
insurgents totally defeated at Pea, Arta. The
bands under command of Zavess and karakaks in
full dissolution, and convincing proofs of the compromising
part played in the nsurrecton BY the of King
Ohio said have found in the baggage of Zayeas
Faud Ehend stated TO have written to the lord commits
of Corfu that he considered the
At the time Messrs Wysc and Forth Rouen the Eng
h and French ENJOYS Athens have addressed fresh pro-
test to the government of Greece, On the other hand the
Montenegro eebooers have just resumed their piagng
petitions the Herzegovina and Albania But the Turk
ish commander has received renfocemen from yoIo
has been able check the first impression the Montene
grin who drilled and commanded BY Russian officers
Austrian Intervention is considered imminent but has
taken place, and may be that whenever does 1T
win have for its object put down Montcnegrins
to protect the adjoining Turkish provinces against them
If Austria had at all the intention operate against Russia
she would disfunsh Galicia the Bukowna. and north
Hungary which she does, while all her strength con-
cenrated the frontiers OF Turkey attempt made
and pretended ratification Of Baron Meyendor the Rus
sian ambassador to Count uolSchauensein alleged in It's
support that Russia had withdrawn from Lesser Waacha
merely from fear of Austrian Intervention against her But
1t clear that this had for true motive only the
desire to concentrate the Russian opposite OF Sstrs
where great elbow is intended to be struck The Turks
have prepared for IT, and ere being reinforced by troops dc
scending the river from Kaafat They said to have
gained advantages In the Dobrudg, and the French
NoniteHr speaks Of important victory gained over the
corps Of General Luders between Karasu and Rassoya How
ever they have often gained such advantages and the lat
ter have been constantly magnfed by the official French
and English papers, with view to public opinion
that little shyness in accepting such victories important
is not, perhaps, out Of place. especially when we consider
that with all their triumphs and victories the Turks find
themselves in position than ever. They may no
doubt sometimes distress Lord Aberdeen by successful acts
Of "obnacy y but, the whole his ordship does de
par to have day another opportunity Of protesting
against another treaty Of Adrianoplefor It Is there that
the troops from Gapoli dreced and there the fate
Of European Turkey Is again to be decided.
4 W. p.
prrkmURE OF GOVERNOR MERrwErHrR--His exeelcncy
l David Meriweher governor of New Mexico accompanied
i by his son, Mr.. Raymond Meriwether and Mrs Louis
Smith, left this city Monday, the goth instant for the United
States Governor MeriweheT will absent some four or