The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-03
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

suppression Of Cuban saretrade Lord Clarendon
declared last Friday ia the Upper House, that there
intention the part Of the Brsh government AieaH-
.se caba" This formal contradiction the propa
gated in the United States remarked the Globe of the fol
lowing evening" cannot be for the satisfaction Of
in the Old World But the dspassionae portion Of
the American public win have difficulty in deciding wheth
TO believe British ministry the nsmess and reckless
sanderers Of the British government"
We then, suppose there remains other course for
namele and reckless individual bat make ossde honor
able to siandered British government. Had TO deal with
the Emperor Of Russia there might be for not
withdrawal Of my offence When he declared that il not
his intention 10 Russaze Turkey would have been very
foolish the part of the Porte believe him. But when
British ministry declares that has intention to African
ze Cuba, il would be the height of reeklesne for Ameri
to find any difficulty in believing them. The word Of
yirtuous and sincere of government his
torealy foreign to perhdy, the government Of Albion
ought not TO be doubted and recommend the declara
ton of Lord Clarendon respectful treatment But
have word with the Globe Knowing that unforu
nately it the fate Of the British not to find
much belief for their declarations amongst their
subjects and used the trade Of suggesting other and
lying for their FEASIBILITY the Globe ampihes its
ments Lord Clarendons declaration by asking why
nsrchica England should establish insuar repub
lie 2? adding that this would be Inoral mystery Exactly
Mr. Globe. But think have shown my last letter very
fair why to the orat and the deoioye
happens to be generally the most common and papable
truth to material examination. think have also shown
why the British government urge any peculiar Claim
for being treated exception to the rule that govern
ments like individuals governed by interests and not
BY ''crotchea principles called in this country
about monarchy republic If there exist 'moral
MYSTERY" which the Globe ought explain it perhaps
be found in the strange logic which makes the Times
Mr. Soue, THAT strange envoy, TO be allied to the Span
sh revoluons while il asserts in the breath, that
he Spanish of the present moment excited by
the of free institutions and popular leaders is
tany not likely yield to the demands Of the United
States than the corrupt administration which just been
dissolved The Times g2es that General Concha
has hath the ability and integrity defend Cuba against
any likely be made against it, and congratulaes
Spain having got the ympahies of England and France
its favor by the recent registration OF aYes il Cuba and
the sincere exetions If tie Cuban for the
preston Of the slave trade What the ympsthes Of Eng
land and France worth the present day. when
pressed by the force of arms may be inferred from the
ample of the Ottoman empire, which enjoys them such
high degree Declarations, Of sympsthes the
party foul words and big against the other par
ty this very serious the part Of Great Britain
and ought 10 embarsss the government OF the Uni
ted States than they embarrass the Emperor OF Russia
On Saturday the session of Parliament brought
close The royal speech meagre might have been
expected to be- The had much 10 boast Of
the bill Of It's legislative being scanty the bill
Of its military trumphs. But the money had been voted
and the Commons had to be thanked for their beray and
for their extra comfort the Queen condescended
words about vigorous prosecution of the war;"
preston of the ambous and reckless r.r., ii Russia
voted answer TO the royal speech, the
passage abiding to the repression Of Russian ambition
strcted twice by the clause OF eff possible eve be-
leve, say her Maesty faithful Commons, it web becomes
the character and honor of this great empire adherng to
the faith of treaties, rutrse, possible the designs of
monarch whose ambition, u uncontrolled would endapger
the security Of erery nation in Europe
For the better control of the imperial Russian ambition,
you will that material guarantees correspond
ing those held by the Emperor to be taken BY Eng
land and France body, of course, Imagined that
Bessaraba the Crimes, Finland would be Laird hold Of
Bur learn by the note of d. Drouyn dc fuyg PAD
shed in the Aoaie" that the ga1ranoes are to be Of
much less ma.sr description Hence eei considerably
the apprehension that the walls of Sebastopo
were every about to tumble about
The liable State paper in question, as the Industrious
but silly, refutaions OF NJ Nesserodes sophsms by the
French called in the British Parliament
based tie recent declaration by Russia that could
the principates n Difference to Austria unless
Austria guaranteed afinistice and unmoested
treat. Was Austria position to do that ?" She
not she had executed her treaty with Turkey
suggested by Russia approved of by England and France
and extored by Austrian from the Divan Russia
then would be obliged to hold the principaltcs ai
tary position as long the allies held similar position in
Turkey As the several points at dispute Russia would
the princpaltes respect the integrity ana indie
pcndence of the Ottoman empire, &C., Ac If her protec
orae oyer Greek Christians OF Turkey recognised
the protecorate OF the powers in
ertere with the od rights of her ''co-regionists,
Let that there is at least consistency Of purpose
the pretensions OF Russia Now, what the '.guaran
tees without which the western powers declare they viii
be satisfied, consent TO reEcs
J. Tie eEgss.ye professionals hitherto exercised by Rus
a over holdaya, Walschs, and Serviaa protectorate
acknowledged legally established + to be
placed by guarantee Of the powers"
O. The navigation Of the Danube be free from all OBJ
struction."
s. 'sThe treaty Of 18th July, ls4l CREATING the Oar
danees) be revised by the contracting powers with
view the European equilibrium and limitation Of The Rus
sian power in the Black sea
A. N5 power shall claim Official protecorate the
subjects Of the Porte; bu. the powers shall mutually CONCUR
in obtaining the initiative of the Porte tho
and observance Of the religious privileges o the different
communities ~
Observe these the % guarantees"
conditions demanded from Russia before she consented to
az acuse the princip conditions which,, Mr. Ur
auhart says with the exception Of Nos and s. propose
Russia Of peace Russas proposals to Turkey which
pressed modified Nos and 2, zn taen imagine
what obstacles VIII rsmaG y aegoatop and pesce after
TIE Russian evacuation Of the princpatie II there arise
any, they wiz proceed from Russia because Russia conf
dent 30 obtain everything her terms
As to the probability these being obtained
John Russell declared that " remained TO be
whether the Austrian armies would be put motion to OBJ
these securities il they could be obtained by
,iaton. Now the Austrian armies viii certainly be put in
motion drive the Turks from Bucharest and Of Waa
CHA if this is what Lord John RaEse BY
security, hea / sal obtained. Securities to be
taken NV Britb armies Of the question: unless Bo
srsund be considered such But then what is the
of the expedition Bomarsund? esciams the Daily News.