The daily union., 1854-02-17
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Paris Correspondent
PAsls. Jan. 70. 1854

PAsfs Jan. 70. 1854
Although official announcement has been made OF the
fact appears qoire certain that evasive has
been received from the Czar, the notification Of the
trance OF the combined fleets into the Black sac
oording TO the accredited" says the Assem-
bee Rationale, I'VE have suppose that the entry
Of the fleets is considered a b but tho cab
met OF ST. Peteburgh has asked the western de-
foe The of the action which they intend exercise
in the Black Ga thereby, TO be given at Paris and
London al 10 depend the continuance of the
diplomatic relations between Russia and the pow
ers" Gagnani's Messenger OF this evening presents
OF the real OF the Question: of which,,
very properly adds. 'lhe public will do well lose
sight" lu the OF Reschid Pacha, dated the 3ls ut
the conditions upon which the Porte accepted The proPo
slions OF the four powers clearly laid down. and
term fixed for The delay 10 be allowed 10 the Emperor
OF Russia for his One OF the conditions and the
important. that in any negotiations Tor peace
there should be such Intervention OF the four powers
would make that peace binding upon The whole OF Europe
aud include Turkey IN what keschid Pacha calls the Eu
ropean concert Upon this condition only has the Forte
place ts the hands of the four
Forcseeng that positive term OF delay were not
fixed Russia would give only eyasye in order 10
lu the other powers Of Europe with deusye hopes Of
arrangement, aud enable her 10 continue her pfepaTa
lions war; the Porte fixed forty days, which il con-
sdered abundantly sufficient for the transmission oil
the propositions of the conference St Petersburgh,
aud the receipt of the answer at Consianiinople 1t
is clear them that If positive answer does not arrive
Consrantinopie before the 9th Of February the
Porte will be released from tho engagements into which II
has entered with the four powers and II is equally clear
that If should be within the prescribed
delay, but without accepting the condition OF negotiation
with the rec intervention and particp patton of the four
powers the Porte will be freed from the engagements into
which has entered and the conference having accepted
the conditions of them. will be open rupture with the
Emperor OF Russia Tho answer OF the Emperor TO the
notification of the of the fleets in the Black
therefore, whatever 1t may be, has connexon with the
propositions of the conference but il II be true that Il Is
evusve and that the Emperor calls for explanations IL is
certain that they cannot be given IL they TO govern the
ia his the conference for before they
could reach St Peerslurgh the time allowed 10 him for
that would have prad This is The real state OF
the question, and do not imagine that the governments
OF France and England. however desrous they may be
of peace. will suffer further delays in the solution Of it,
The Steele says upon this subject,
As the Gar il well that OF the greatest in
jnres that he the powers arises from
the prolonga OF the uncertainty in which their
thrown he goes from pre-
pretexi. and from trick tick, seeking OF
giving his final Here he il, consequently,
asking for explanations the entry of The fleets into the
Bisck The Russian government cannot possibly be-
ieve says de Nesselrode the diplomats agents. that
France and England can lake active part In a
which reiaies merely difficulties, almost Of a
personal character between the Gear aud the Sultan 1t
is by that subteruge that The Muscovts diplomast
deavors gain month"; with the Intention Of afterwards
putting forward some other Of delay. But If we
well informed, the cabinets OF Paris and London de-
t,rmned not to continne the game thai ground, and
tae Il is said, that has been given thai
planaon would be afforded, because necessary
i appears 10 IN fact thst II toe terms OF The letter Of
the ambassadors to the governor OF Sebasopo require
commentary, is found in The support given 10y
allied fseis a Turkish convoy carrying troops arms.
and ammunition 10 the Turkish army IN ASA II, besides
doubt exists IN the mind OF the Russian governmen
let attempt send this side by reinorcements 10
army the Caucasus aud the conduci of hdmiras
Hamen and Doudas will quickly explain what The EN-
OF Russia iegns not to When abe Turkish
convoy shall Landed the 10 900 soldiers, arms, and
stores which II is carrying, the atniras 10 return, Il
said to the European shore OF Tue EaIne passing before
Sebasiopol We do affirm thar iom that Ill result
coufic rot knowing II the allied fleets have received
ders 10 lake complete revenge Tor Snope. by attacking
the Russian vessels IA Russian poI. but we are decidedly
OF opinion that lair occasion for fighting will be
gesly seized on by the allied admisais
The Pstrse rays,
hesatsd The initiative OF rupture. The reply,
therefore. have influence upou tho situation OF
however, call for categorcs declaration, and II may
believe what is stated in The letters which arrive, this dec
1t cannot, be officially known in Paris until the
cad Of the month
The same journal said yesterday evenings
1--WE think we can despatch has been re-
the Russians. the date they had in
vsded several islands Of The lower Danube, but they bad
succeeded In establishing themselves II the
right bank"
AT The splendid ball the Tueries on Monday even
ing, noticed the Russian ambassador, M De K.seef and
several OF the attaches to the embassy of Russia This cir
cusance, and the fact that De Kisseea has asked
and received fifty cards o Invitation the ball the Hoie
dc Vile the % Instant discounenance the rumor iha
diplomatic relations between Russia and France bad al
I ready been suspended
The American ambassador, IL would appear from the
Paris journals, be Of WEIGH origin for they all
him John Mason The Moniteur first gave him this
IN reporting the conoliiaofy address which he made Ia
the Emperor the occasion of hts presentation the other
day. On Tuesday evening Mr. Mason had private inter
view with Prince Napoleon.
Mann who played distinguished part 10 the revolu
ZION of Venice and who has been for time residing
Paris 10 exile, has had the misfortune this week 10 lose
an aminble and accomp plished daughter. Her fnnernl
which took place yesterday, attended by the most no
sble Italian eSles 10 Pa-is, and by several politics
who figured in the French revolution 1913
The Moniteur Published yesterday treaty OF commercs
and navigation between France and Portugal containing
OF provsoos the object Of which consolidate the
friendly relations which have hheo existed between the
two countries, and facilitate end extend their CON
cisl relations.
Tho ns weather Of the lew days past has been prosd
by in order provide the garrison OF Paris with healthy
exercise and large attachments OF troops passing and
fro have given quite animated military aspect the
ca psl. Ere long tho or Western Europe may be
called 70 serious action than playing solder" Nous
| porons g.
From our London Correspondent.
LoSDo-, Jau n, 1854
Three days more nnd Parliament will Three da y,
only, snd Pduce Albert will be in tho Tower, Lord Absr-