The daily union., 1854-02-23
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Londa Correspondent.
LosDos. February 7. Is

LONDON, February r. 1854
4 loyal speech In Earep Is something very different
som Presidents message America the latter seri'
espositlon sfsirs the county, both 10 its er'
,.l snd inlesnai relation, The former empty and
osaninVless pun-the oae bsiness the o,hef sham II
no, consequently have given Americans any offence
y have been let without place ia the remembrance Of
Hr Most Gfscoas BritannbM Batthe exclusion Of
heir ambassaaor from ms place IN the Lords gallery
.ar. loo strongly e ohaTate OF an offence not 70 be re-
hesd by them We've ITSELF IL is. indeed, triie
nd certainty not worth pp,ure between two civilized
.,ion. SILT would he Tght 10 make the srongestrepfe-
ON the po OF the greatest International
being Involved in 70 question, and point which
/, would behoove the repubc o tue United States 10 bring
y, satisfactory issne OF ~ ihe corrupt usages OF Enro
pean diplomacy, there isnone - insnlingy Irrational
,ban that the ambassadaof great nation should be ae-
ualy prevented from reprtening his county 10 It's man
mars as we is inefesispIincipes. IDEAS and uadons
The government the Uued States have already adopted
be docrns; Let them cry il into Practice and LEI no
British House o Lords Iesnme to convert our citizens
into cour,ers before they receive them our envoys
There is no psnssiio for the insults offered us by
an insclent oeachy iathe caolins depreca'ons in the
papers OF the iimii Enslh mddie-cass II we have 70
demand excuses, noishey who bsye TO give them
let them them iiomtsose who owe them For, what
is the snch senri,nasi rash AS that the Ameri-
cans will distinguish between the English government and
the English people in hisnorinna'e business " We are
tired OF being plored ooroear every such nniortn-
nate business The Asericen grievances against ms
English oligarchy aasn aceumuating ana what WIN
their doube-desling in nses, their Mosqnto kinss ana
other puisances they cenipiy would deseve 10 be called
10 an account for their codac towards our anoassaoW
81, ,,onld be wel.o sys the Morning Advertiser, " Al
the nntowafd affair doe not lead 70 any serious oonse
ouences; for tie whoe,. the Aaerican nation wiii Vir
tay feel that they hav been ahIoned IN me person OF
Mr.. Buchanan"
II NAV be asked whethr the wishes OF The coalition lin
i.,rv are not perhaps direct opposition to that good
Advertiser whetter IL -oud not be wel for them to
embroil the ktie with the United States
enment and whether hey did not purposely impovise
the untoward affair" The English peops forcing
upon them with Russia Would coalition rather
force upon Them quarel with America Are they de-
srous of preext for spending the TnrkoErench ali-
snce The Americans Ill be able to ascertain their
intentions and they WILDE the first denounce them
the British people, no ,ould enforce the American friend
shin on their gvefnmen they have posed
upon them the rupture ,ih Russia in spite OF their sloc-
A propos OF the rupur between England and Russia,
have 10 correct my .iaunent Of M de Brunows depart
ure which wrongly ,ok for fat Gccomy. because II
wa. ini,naed as such y the Morning Post. M dc Bn'
now i. still, London, M. de KsseIe is ssill al Paris
The moral OF the fact a you should PUT your trust
in the organ of Lord Panerston
In contradiction withwhat gave you my opinion
on the probable Alstra aad Russia all the world
now believes and telegraph has been busy announce
that these posers nav decidedly declared rgdina Rus
ala But "all the wod has been often wrong tlat
am not leas, intnitted in emitting, Tor me
adox opinion. The knsyn facts simply these Russia
has rejected proposss OF the Vienna conference pro-
o and the Vienna difference refused entertain the
propositions OF Count ooh How these circumstances
lead convcto thar Austria has jscted also the
propositions addressed Count odoh to her alone is not
plain my mind, andl am happy thar The Paris
respondent of the Daily News besins
exactly the light dad before. Ia his letter. dated
Saturday, 4h instant, Although the announce
ment am about counter 10 The general tenor
l..
that IL will stated in ,slegrap pbc
despstches from Ytenta that ABsia 1. prepared de-
clare against Rpsss should she cross the Danube
Many German nr~sps-us affirm that Count OIlof's mis-
sion pleey failed and the Paris this evening. In
Il. latest news, gives currency this opinion" Now
far from this intelligence being correct, Count oros mis-
sion the OF Vie,ua has. learn from excel
lent source comy,y oessdsd Il has been often remark
ed ihni Austria, by pressing neutrality. might give Rus
sia ehecaal assistance than 10y declaring openly In
her favor, and believe may safely that Count
Oflof instructed ask Austria to JOIN the Gar Ia
with the weslsnpowers HIS desire is thar Ansfis
should strcdy mural thus, II the western powers
will recognise her neatsliy, 1t will the Russian
land ouiien from n,is, enabling Nicholas
the greater part OF h. hees la Asia and the Dsnube
while Ansa fren foreign invasion. direct her
undivided energies keeping her disaaec'ed subjects
iron rising in rebellion To this strict neutrality demeud
ed by Ru,sia Auss his scceded, aud the following bar
gsn hss IA said beer made Rn.sia her prom
& which Aasira s-cs believe respect the niegrity
OF the Ottoman piTe ,nd 10 lionary
ment OF importance sho,ld break In Germany, ls
even France, undertake make peace gp with
Taskey. and her whole Strength tie rcvolu-
lion wherever II may fabe IL head similar arrangement
proposed Prussis and have i,ie doubi King
disposed inc Il, despite The speeches Of the
Prince of Pussis. and, lwii add despte the manly"
".,sesmsniike note, the Timvris plensed call the
anonymous document ofM Msn,euhel. lhspren know
from very wenfornsd friend Ct mine n, Berlin. that the
majority Of the minister make no secret Of their intention
10 loin Russia orJortnHt moment though they msY
vsiy lssy select. like u,c Pfussiaps The nopportune
that win offer In fact. M d. Mantcufis any.
thing beyond sevAnt Of he coan, who maintain
him only long the, throw dust into the eyes
OF the Pusisn boS gots Whist the government Of Pfus.
as do for the present clsay stated In the 9TH
eisi Zstf, which .ays" s, In anticipation Of English
nsei entering the Batle oud be folly for Prussis boe-
As~d 10 declare or sih vide is Pocy oagh 70 consist
ia abiding svents"
And nov. what think Of the qussi-oicisi
setnrdsy Morning Chronicle the effect
that both Prussia and Austria have at reeced the
Kuss'sn proposals ende,sd them by Count Ooh T. The
cabinet OF Berlin has expressed intention Of joining
In The measures contemplated by EagInd and France,
should Russs obsnsy refuse which the
powers bsve srssdy sppoved +" A, 70 the character Of
these measures" the Morning Post deserves excep-
tons cfrdt, for The following statement We understand
hat The Official no,foston ofihe breaking 10 Of
the Yienns confrTence-erpeced 20 arrive on Monday
shsa have been received the powers will
address . Russia 10 evrcnae the Danuban
priacipsIites and Ia The Of reatal viii declare
war" if-sh siser the rupture ei diplomatic rela
tons The very thing which orcssv. Ea lsct. there
viii be no end of negotiations long the present pesce
ministry keep legs A. rro2f, Il jusr sufficient
qaos the Pern Correspondent, OF the Kg.-t,ks Z,a.ur
Writing updsf dse Il February ~. three dsys sfter
n, ofB~is liar. .,d P,.,e.