The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-26

~ and II your Majesty wished to become the armed aux
hsry Of my enemies. thea sire. would have been
honorable and more worthy OF you to have told me so
frankly beforehand BY declaring against me. Each
OF would then have known The part he had 10 play
But is il eqstable proceeding for those 10 make crime
OF that event alter II has happened which they did noth-
ing to prevents II tho canaon-sho of Sinope reyerbe
rated painfully the hearts OF all those who in France
and England appreciate the national dignity does your
Majesty think that the menacng presence al the entrance
OF the Bosphorus OF the three thousand pieces Of cannon
Of which you speak and the report Of their entry into the
Black sea- remain without scho in The hearts OF the
lion whose honor have 10 defend
learn from your Majesty Tor the first time. Uor the
verbal declarations made 10 me up TO this period have
made such alluslons,) that while protecting the rein
orcement OF Turkish troops upon their letory the
two powers have resolved to prohibit 10 the CATION
OF the Black Seahats TO say apparently TO take from
Va the right OF Strengthening our own coasts leave II
10 your Majesty TO consider II that be, you say the
way 10 facilitate the conclusion oil peace and If, IN the
alternative which is placed before me, am permitted TO
discuss, or event examine TOR moment, your proposals
Tor armstice the immediate evacuation OF the prlncl-
paiies, and the negotiation with the Porte OF conven-
lion to be submitted to conference Of the four powers
would you yourself, sire il you were in my place, ac-
cep, such positions Would your national feelings
allow you TO do soi boldly answer, no. Allow me,
then, in my turn the right OF thinking you would
think yourself Whatever your Majesty may decide.
menaces will not induce me to recede.
My confidence is in God and my right. and Russia as
can guaranty will prove herself in 1854 what she was
lin 1912 II, however, your Majesty, less Indifferent 10
my honor should frankly return 10 my programme-it
you at this last moment will willingly forget whatever
has wounded my feelings in the past Then, sire, but
then only. we may discass and perhaps we may TO
an understanding Let your fleet limit itself 10 prevent
ing the Turks from sending addt forces 10 the thea
ire OF war. willingly promise that they shall have
nothing 70 fear from my attempts: Let them send nego
tiator will receive him in suitable manner My con-
diions are known at Vienna That is the only basis
upon which can allow discussion.
beg your Majesty to believe in the sincerity of the
sentiments with which am, sire, your Aaesly's good
friend NICHOLAS
Mr. Sout in fauor-Riots for The Instruction
The London Times Madrid correspondent mentions
that at recent concert Il was observed that the King and
Queen paid marked distinction Ia the American minister
and lady, and that similar attentions shown at
grand ball given by the queen mother There may OF
coarse be nothing in all this but court GOSSIP sees
roundabout way Of casing slight on Napoleon whose
There had been bread riots at Giion, in Asturas.
VI the nsurectIon, we learn that the fugives (250)
had arrived at Udos, French village Arragon where
the project retained them awaiting orders from his gov
eminent,
Alexander Hebron, the young charged with for
gerry, and who was recently given up at New York 10
Great Britain, under the Ashbuon treaty has been ex
anined before the London criminal court and remanded
for further evidence
Fourteen Of cholera have been reported at Leeds
twelve working at Messrs. Wilkinson's MILL
The West India mail steamer has brought 81 IS 100
in specie, OF which S66.55s are for dividends She also
brought s275Oo in gold dust, S46,769 in patina. and
PRUSSIA
The Two courers appointed 10 convey the ulumaium
OF France and England 10 ST. Peersburgh passed through
Berlin March 3D.
Prussia still efrains from indicating its course in the
coming
SWEDEN.
1t reliably stated that the Russian government
having declared that II cannot accept recognise the
Douncement OF neutrality the part OF Sweden the
Swedish government has replied that change can be
made further, that Sweden is prepared defend that
policy and has commenced to make defensive prepare
lions accordingly. The Russian government continues
negotiations with Norway, but without prospect OF any
altered result the governments OF Sweden and Nor
way are quite decided and united. Should Russia per-
s,sl in refusing 10 acknowledge The neutrality OF the
Baltic powers. is believed they will formally join with
France and England.
Direct advices from ST. Petersburgh to February
81, at which date scarcely anything doing in pro-
duce, and this followed by the order totally 10 stop
the export Of hresdstufs.
Government is interchangeable In exerlons 10 name the
minds of The people. Every day professions of priests
traverse the streets OF ST Peersburgh exhibiting relics
OF the saints OF the Greek calendar and the clergy
everywhere preach io arms in supper, OF the orthodox
faith These demonstrations disprt The mercantile end
wealthy classes