The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-04

any rate the attempt force the United States into resg
nation by treaty Of all further ACKNOWLEDGMENT To the
British statesmen particularly there nothing odious
the nanfes destiny of the United States and you should
forget that ii they failed you abandon
Of that theory, the idea OF imposing you some m
ture day not necessarily absent from their minds The tro
meadous naval power at the disposition of the British
and French government in only directed against
Russia holds out powerful nducement for such cru
SADIE against the republic So much certain that
II the Americans have Cuba at all they must not
wait for the time when France and England shall their
hands disengaged and desrous Of fresh occupation their
immense wariorees Cuba should be borne in mind is not
like Mexico, "an artiehoe qua faat Manager eae fea
eas Victor Amedeus said Of Lombard --but pearl-an
oyster, if you lke-to be swallowed at once
There Is Geographic despatch to-day which announces
" first attack upon Sebastopo" After so many declarations
by military men, that without landing army of 20 900
men, and certainly OF still larger number-sncc the
Russians also hold the Crmea in great force say
that Is highly ridiculous to presume that such canards
would sun have any effect intelligent newspaper
pubic may DO that some shells have been thrown into
the baynot into the harbor because that is impossible with
destruction, passing Of the lying bate
ries and forts But this is all that can be believed
portion OF the combined fleets has sailed for the of
oeasa there to meet the Turkish fleet and take
that the war be carried with the proper noderation
From the Danube We have no later than that already
IN your possession by the last mail The Independence Beige
NJ dc ksseef private Monteur has received teegraphic
DESPATCH according which the evacuation of Little Wal
thepablc defeat Of the Russians further Announces
etranquty the Russian partisans Sistra bo
barded IRON zoo heavy guns and must be expected to fall
But we have other adyces, stating that the Russians have
not been able to surround Ssria from the land sde and
unless they succeed in that their bombardment be
tnued as long the Austrian bombardment of Komorn it
VIII never have the effect ola complete SIEGE and force
the garrison to surrender The Medical journal of Vienna
publishes another letter from its correspondent at the Rus
sian headquarters stating that besides immense number
OF Of sickness which had sweed the rate of mortality
to ii cent? the Russians had evidently suffered much in
the late engagements the Traans Wall and Karasu the
number of wounded brought in having exceeded 1000.
The Greek instruction be considered the whole,
as terminated though undoubtedly Of local
volts Of guerilla robberes may yet Fuad Eend has
perfectly succeeded in dispensing the orthodox friends Of
Nicholas and the Cross, and the populations receive him
their berator As not everybody enjoys the privilege Of
citing rebeons in Turkey for the benefit of the Christian
gon, like Nicholas the poor King Of Greece will find it
bad game that he suffered himself be made the
of his uncle The punishment fast approaching and prob
ably at this moment descending upon his pretty kingdom in
the shape OF French VISION and the King of Prussia to
whom poor Ohio has appealed in this extremity will find
difficult to rescue the young from the consequences
of his ambitious tom fooery On second thoughts, the
chivarous Frederic William has the resolution not
yet to make hsntended diversion against France and
and neutrality is still preserved As Austria her policy
than in the dark she continues her apparent hos
ty to Russia but also her ornaments to support which,
il is asserted direct property tax will be levied That
these should be directed against Russia is alb
surd to believe ncc 5000 Austrans combination with
the Turks would be sufficient at any moment to annhlae
the whole Russian army in the prncipalitics. W..