The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-31

and the Queen OF England bosnd encourage and il
need be, oobge Abdul Medji carry on the
policy OF his father who used says MY desire for
future Is. that among subjects. the Musuan
dislins uished only al the the Jew syna
gogue, and the Christian the church, The runor that
The French aud English have actively begun
10 exercise their Influence The Sultan ia this
has already tended to dsarm the Greek The
fermentation si great la Greece bat, spite the
aid OF enisns committees al Athens. Mssolonghi and
fatfo the iasurrection does make much progress
Papers that have been seized and TO the
great powers leave, IL 10 said doubt secret
springs and vast famncsons OF she which
tended over Bulgaria. Bosnia and serva The determine
ton Of the French and English in favor OF
religious liberty Of the Greeks in the Turkish empire
iencss sso those reasonablr gunbrs the Partisan
who disguised their hopes OF Cossack help the
ton OF the throne OF the Boubons expressions
sympathy with the Greek Christians In their struggle for
liberty and Independence, did NOT hesitate 10 aud
Nicholas Tor having revived the of the crusaders and
renewed In the IN The East the old Of the Crescent
and the Gross The Assemble NauonaIs organ of
iusionis has been quite efectnay slenced having re-
oeivrd third warning and lbs publication having been
suspended for TWO months. Il is possible this jour
mai whose opinions were so much Of dane make
as much an anachrouisn its title misnomer will
not again appear Meanwhile It's lst OF hiss
been transferred TO the Unisn which cautious ia
expressing what the government denounces as .anna
tional sentiments"
Such sentiments by means shared by all French
advocate OF nltramontanism " Let confidently
upon this war, despite the inevitable evils which il
Wolves and the mourning Taiment which IL prepares Ii
is calamity without doubt; but the of the Rus
sian policy would have been far greater calamity The
En- refor Of Russia Cons ntnople il would not be the
ruin d lslumism, which Is passing away. and viii die
religious farce, thanks aid il would be ghifu
progress the assured peponierance anti catholicism
far more redoubtabie than lslamism viii
il would be the sword OF Mahomst hands Of Phocins
The enemy Of the church, the enemy Christian civza-
on is The Russian. The Emperor Nicholas has rene
10 our days, the odious OF the Pagan persecu
uons This pretended protector Of Christians in the East
has caused to perish under the lash has buried beneath
snows OF Siberia has delivered the balls OF the Cauca
sian monnaineers, thousands Of maIys the Infamous zeal
OF has execnoner has enforced the aposacy Of whole do
For thirty years he has nnted the blood OF Jesus
Christ and the dreadful patience Of Divine justice has in
oxcaed him with prosperity AT present, his hour ha.
come and Europe which he domineered and which
ne seduced, rises in against him The Turks in
question: orsoott We behold the justice of God"
lhe significant ausions in this paragraph merit The
enton Of those few Proestans the United States who,
like their eccentric countrymen that Saturday last left
Paris for ST. Peterburg offer their Rus
sian army Of the Danube, may be mystied by the solemn
humbug of the Cars poteclion of Chris
in The East can better understand the sympathy OF
certain Americans with Russia. OF their pen
al lack Of sympathy with the foreign policy of Great Brit
ain, and with the interior policy of the hero the French
comp d<td account OF the agreeable diplomatic rea-
tons which 1t has been the interest of Russia maintain
with the United States of
which Nicholas has lavished American mechanics and
engnee OF the similarity of the
TWO countries with their immense uncul,ivzled OF
territory and, especially OF the faith Of both
nations in their manifest destiny than account Of any
dream OF religious afiintes between them.
telling the Cars reply than the circu-
lar OF Drouyn de rHuys than sory articles Of
the Constitutional and the Unive is DO heard in
notes Of preparation for esoundng asena and
dock yards OF France, and particularly una
Of the legislative body sanctoning Emperors pro-
posa 70 raise loan oftwo hundred fifty million francs
to meet the evenuaes Of the approaching contest The
military and civil authoriies actively engaged in pre-
pairing quarters and Avgnon, Marseies and ou-
lon for concentrating body OF more than thirty thousand
troops intended for the expedition OF the East Marshal
Saint Arnsud viii unite in his person the double
OF Generalissimo aud of Ambassador anrinople
General paraguay d'Hiieu having been recalled. The
Minister OF the Marine will probably be in;fnsted with the
portfolio Of the Minister OF War during the absence of the
latter who, II is stated will pass through Lyons on tho ls,h
conrnnt, on his way Turkey.
dinner given the Tullees the other evening TO
the officers who about leave East The mos
be dnneed visi,e Paris during the past week has been
the Prince de Coboog Goiha, the gnes the En-
He has "fared sumpsuousy every day The rich
table that has been spread for him Outside Of the
Tueries that OF the Prince Jerome, at the Palais
Royal, where he sat down, in companv with the Grand
Duchess OF Baden. with his host the King OF
with the Prince Napoleon the Prince and Princess de
dgnaries Saturday evening he present the con-
cert at the Tuileres. and heard Albon aud Cruve Ma
rio and Baaie In company with Lord de Ros governor
OF the London Tower, be asssed the grand military
reviews by the Emperor Versailles on Saturday and a
Paris Sunday do know II he will "asslsp also at
the steeplechasc AT La Mzrehe, the 18th On the 9Th
OF April Prince Napoleon will leave Paris II Is said not
directly for Conssnnope but for point Greek
frontiers where be is TO learn smell powder (pehaps
powder newly invented. which be extracted Ra.pa
once said arsenic could be from old boots any.
thing and everything, in fine, and which is combusble
when damp and even weD preliminary TO assuming the
high rank in the army for which be 10 probably destined
by his imperial cousin, bat which army IL not vet ~age,
accord to him Mey, the court poe par srceswc, VIII
has consumed the fire OF his Msrseie, temperament In
burning incense before the p-ria throne will N
said, accompany Prince Napoleon but without waiting
long AZ the camp to celebrate his olos. will push fur
ther on TO Asia, and perhaps 10 Egypt in pursuit. OF fresh
supply OF health and poctca inspiration.
Doubtless some CHARACTERISTIC passage from The pen of
Mefy VIII be included Ina the selection which Aeusndre
Dumas the Mousqoesre (pot the shabby parody
Of H. tho mos't'q~afrs, by A Dumasnoif ce shortly
TO prese from The curious album the So<if d,s erY
de Lsfrss recently bought by Mihaud al the price Of
en thousand francs This album contains the
OF nearly every conismporaneous French .u,bor IN.
Mousqueaire will comm selection by ver.c. t
Lsmsrtns to be followed by more than one ,loo,,n, n..
Of the prose-f prose 1T be caed-ot George sara
(who is essentially poet although her inspiration h..
never shaped tsc into rhyme the poetry of yic,o,
Hugo, Alfred de Nigny, Alfred de Mn.set Apgn.,. p
bier, and Of Bersnser himself.
Bersnger, OF course, figures the head ot TIC 49,.
procession that fills the Pantheon Nsdar te fr.t ef a
which has Just been exhibited IN the uno. NJ
Paris This htst leaf immoralixes crowd of poets no