The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-01

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feerng that his singing had betrayed him he fed but
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ttqtfd nah Ia he branches Of tree which had broken
beg essesi - ths ground he helped her down and they
qarea iof Hight bat being overheard they were pur-
aa aut caught and In the morning were brought before
a. sfdaf Mbsn tbs latter had heard the Circumstances
- d. eass b. sEelsiaed that In the sight of God
you uer already heuothed Lovers should never
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Blrsa Won Harthansens Sketches.
"a CaaEAu Nsrus .ss rW ESatrsu rarsa-The re-
ported DETERMINATION ~ SIR Charles Napier abandon the
hsat rna turu,o Engana without having accomplished
ssyhns - hs parpess or which that immense aud ex-
peasss rsi-ditau htted cut and without dining
e. y PsirsiarsA 10 making = bad impression in Eng
iaha Ths Louaon Times u the 18Th says
% fslorisA and 10 b. believed tina, Admiral
S Char Aafof sy be- shortly expected in this coun-
n, oa rs rsiufs nom ihs Bade Hs arrival would Of
cgurt Fy hat operations In that quarter cad
~ he year and ,hsi our asst viii find Us way to
on huis that t runner % qasstoa may not be true for
darh resolution che part " authorities would we
thnk ~ unnecessarily ll-timsd and calculated both to
damage TIE cuss u he ass and serve that Of the Rus
The coils rsasou vbich ooud compel the re.rn Of the
feet nom the which tuog commands would be the
appfoEth q ths siaisf ss@son IA Tie haue ports al
such Times sealed ~ BY leo and the blockade Of the
Russian gui sctualiy maintained by the natural opera
ton u the climate 10 would Nc clearly superuous 10 add
any artificial barriers 70 those already provided, II IL
wero possible r snarop 10 kee the sea a, such periods
Of the wear ExaUty In short there time before
which unnecessary that the Baltic should be guard
ed BY allied squadron there is time beyond which
Il viii be unnecessary that this suard should be continued
but thai gI4e has certainly not yet arrived The period
al which upon average the closure OF the Neya may be
expected Is AZ recently explained two months distant
and preparations ior the return OF the feet were
commenced somewhat earlier u Is clear that four Eve
weeks must stll remag available for active operations
How paegd, ats We 10 reconcile the two facts that, while
In the Black sea the work Of Is jus, commencing In
the Baltic II should just be Terminated II enough -
mains OF the autumn 20 permit the siege OF Sob ,o,o o
be attempted must not enough TeGai to allow OF some
We consider ihai as cessation Of operations would be
i-umea hcause everything present suggests contrary
Course We have just learned strength, and the
his weakness the allies have been encouraged aud the
Russians dsheartened After believing somew too inn
pciuy in the imputed strength Of granite Notifications
we have just seen this persuasion demolished by the test OF
experiment The stone forts which Russia relies have
been shown 20 be match for the floating batteries
which represent the power o England and France If the
Edinburgh at 500 yards In broadsdes knock
breach 10 the towers OF Bomarund why should not Adj
nra Chads have opportunity OF performing the
feat AZ Fort Alexander the north side Fort Constan-
tine the south side OF the island of Crons,adt In
contest which trial Of strength between offensive
aud defensive systems tina, of the defence proved the
weaker and nothing therefore, could mpoliiic
than that the assailans should this very conuncture
relinqnish the advantages obtained The fall of Bomar-
sund appeared 10 open to the allied squadrons all the
strongholds of the Russian gu aud 1, is clear from the
despatch of General paraguay pHlcrs, that the result
actually regarded In this light Where them can bt
the wisdom of foregoing superiority thus established al
the moment when it might be turned TO good account
Surely if it has been found that destroy granite
forts without risk OF getting ships awkwardly Grip
pied might well pursue the advantage long tho
/ season viii permit
That fleets will have done good work by bockadnp
the Russian squadrons paralyzing Russian trade and
bringing themselves safe home again. certainly true bu
this is all the more reason for deprving the enemy of thu
smallest preext for dsparaging the results of the
pagn. Sweaborg Cronstad and not Spithead should
/ now be the destination Of Sir Charles Napier
mild autumn, abundance OF fall feed, and oper
! winter, are predicted by Boston lady,