The daily union., 1854-07-26
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
PROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

"
has not ceased 70 reign in the capital The insurgents
discouraged and eoBtinne retire before roy troops
who pursuing them" Madrid, 9Th July.An expedi
on was yesterday pursuit Of the insurgents who
at Madrideos and Nora The provinces and the capital
continue to enjoy tranquility" Bayonne July THE
Of the insurgents is looked upon lost Deseron
continues to make progress in their ranks One Of their
chief Gen. Messina, has just left them. The troops remain
faithful to the Queen notwithstanding the proelamatons in
which the fail Of the government announced to them The
government moderation towards the vanquished-"
Madrid, Tth July.The provinces tranquil. The in
sargentz, without stopping anywhere continued their
towards CotreuAdara the Portuguese fronticr
content myself with observing that these various off,
eiAl" communications, the real truth Of which
present be aseertaned bear least suspicious character
They uniformly represent the insurgents eozfaHiRg
be defeated and to dsperse while previous speaks
eFea Of of victory by the royal troops In
the affair Of the soth u they notorOusy beaten and
driven back into Madrid and the private reports since
ceved which 20 July Sd nothing precisely
unfavorabe to the Of the insurgents They confirm
indeed, that Gen Messna parted company with the main
body OF the insurgents who occupied Aranuez bat they
he has probably been detached by Donne himself with
view Of meeting and cutting off the renforeemens expected
by the government from Naliadoid 1t be repeated
that the French government has douby strong
for wishing the nsurecan to be be
ing its anxiety ahat and discourage the excitement Of the
Paan and the other lis fear lest the uerior project Of the
Spanish insurgents be dethrone Queen Isabella, and
raise the Duchess de Montpenser the Crown Louis
Napoleon does like to have the Orleans for his Penean
neghbors, especially be knows them be intimately
eagned the Coburgs of England Belgium and Portugal
those ooburgs again being allied with Austria and suspected
entertain great liking towards their frtre Of
the Bonaparte family.
The tranquility Of the Spanish people both OF the cap
al and Of the provinces at the best only be rated
their perfect indifference towards either the
their aggressor and certainly shows greater hostility
the than predection for the other The experience
OF the long civil srifes between the several dnasc and m
ary parties the little they gained from them and the little
they have lose from anv considering
great social independence from it, would sufficiently explain
that attitude. So much is certain that the affair yet
an end.
The answer Austrian ultinatun of Sd June at
length arrived at Vienna, through NJ de Gortsehakof,
brother Of the general who replaces Baron de MeyendorH
the Russian embassy Since nobody the British Para
met asks for anything have remained up this
day ignorance of the language and contenapart from
few phrases communicated 10 German journals and
copied into the Tmeso that famous Prusan
men which the Gar after five weeks lapse, degns
reply la like shall probably gno-
Of the real wording o this reply and look the
German press for scanty information The Nero
sisoh zg the organ Of the Russian and party
Berlin gives the following the substance Of the answer
brought by Col Manteuhe from ST. Petersburxh y which is
of course only the duplicate Of the document transmitted
BY Gortsrakof Vienna Russia accepts the proposed
protection Of the Christians Turkey such the
four powers have decided their protocols Vienna She
win the Ottoman territory if lbe western powers
viii do the same and II Austria dos eAer a. She win
retain the line Of the Sereth from strategic Lastly
she is ready into negotiations the conditions Of
the reestsbhmeu IF peace provided she has guarantee
shat nothing win be undertaken against her during the
Of these negotiations.
This is the language which Kussa Inundated defeated,
erunped-up Russia'-hold this nc ment ia The
face Of Europe Its effects todd, have been that
Austria has Immediately another despatch St Peters
burg stopped the entrance Of her troopg into Waa
CHA This is the action CT Austria ase months coquet
ting with se westerA and after dozen Of notes and
+" protests '-nDe Of them ultimatum.'
curious observe the adopted by the coalition
Journals in explanation excuse this new disappointment
the of Ausrrias policy. The Morning Chronicle
most ingenious expert in getting out of scrape by
sumed probabys" and nights addresses the following
adnonition its readers: La all probability the rup
ture (beween Austria and Rnssa only awaits The Cars
reply despatch which has hee forwarded % 81. Peters
burgh by express frequently explained that the
which has attracted much attention not
either in substance in FORM ultmatun and has all
along been certain that step precede the ap
preaching arms Its conviction therefore of
Aura sincere adhesion the powers remains
shaken and for certain that 'he proposals
bronght BY Prince Goehako to Vienna have been declared
insufficient It's faith in Austria is nevertheless such
il thinks necessary recommend speedy action both in
the Baltic and the Black sea, limited. however, the
mere occupation az and AHapa respectively since
those " the arguments by which Austria needed be
Convinced that the western powers in earnest The
Morning Post incl o lay tne blame with the Prussian
cabinet its Berlin correspondent stating that Colonel
Manteuel about to be despatched Vienna with Prus
sian endeavoring obtain from Austria poponeent
Of the entrance into Wallachia" The Times which has
been conspicuous for its violent denunciaons Of that
wreched Prince who still regns Berlin will be
throw the responsibility Of this obstacle
shoulders. Even the Daily News though half
disciple Of kossuh and endorser Of his anti
senmentates inelnes towards the easy explanation
and believes that the counter orders given General Coro
rn suspending the Of the Austrans Waa
cha the consequences o sroag made by
the Prrsun uisve Of these journals thinks fit 20
remember that II Austras action indeed impeded by
Prussn opposition the right to do has been expressly
granted Prussia the Prssian treaty. and that
this treaty received the fun appreciation Of the western pow
er and in fact inserted the protocol Of the last Vienna
conference.
five believe the Morning Herald the resumption
direct negotiations between England Russia l. on
the tapt that journal asserting in special paragraph that
Count Pahlen Russian agent, has rived in Lon
don rposved caine; minister and introduced
by him in the political circles OF the West End The Morn
ing Post having the time expressed belief that
the Car win make further % concessions il negotiations
should resumed" the Morning Advertiser ha considered
il TO be s duty call upon Parliament by any
30 separate under such oIninous circumstances without pre-
Tiuusy oedriHg the gsYaeat accept peace which
wouid not be safe and honorable The silence Of thai apgut
body i no likely be brokeu In consequence IF
say aTpess such vulgar potbouse pa;fiotirs, al
though according The Observer there chance OF the
session coming to a close before the 10th OF August
The cnbar kation the French troops under of
General paraguay ier is take place in the channel
ON FRIDAY next Il II scarcely necessary tell you that
Crousadt has acn viii the oooo French be
likely to aid operation, their destination being simply
IN orrry poruarsupd and keep Aasud islands during