The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-04
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.

PANS, May Is, 1854
The vast compass Of the Easernwar question shown by
the swiftly increasing number of geographical points from
which daily expected concerning London and at
Paris. The newspaper reader must study well his map
his eye quickly turned from the coasts of Finland to the
Businesses Of Montenegro from the Neva the Danube from
the Baltic to the Black from St. Peterborough Con-
antnople to Athens to Vienna to Berlin, and then far off
from European cities and rivers and the of ia
pan, which British menofwar awaiting aes'"n
squadron.
Sir Charles Napier for the French squadron, and
for the thaw Of the Neva before attempting deal with the
shadows Cronsad he dealt with those Of Acre. prove
that the beasted mpregnabty Of the former fertilization
illusion like that of the latter and to profit by
strong wind that shall turn back the food s to
the gulf and carry ST. Peersburgh ITSELF whose spires
and gttering cupoas visible a clear day Cron
sadtbe double destruction OF the and the batteries
that Goat upon it, Meanwhile, do not hear that the
clear day has shone the "west wind" blown and on
the 5t instant Charley"as the English sailors call their
gallant admralwas still waiting" and bis shps-wheh
the Stockholm steamers had carried crowds to the
ath-wero hidden fog thick that they could not stir
But this fog, it said is the token that the crisis is at
hand The fog precedes the breaking of the ice in the
Neva and il win be succeeded by those singular twilight
nights OF unequaed beauty which the only charm OF
the desoiato region in which 81. Petcrsburgh stands.
telegraphc despatch from Vienna dated 18th instantly
contradc the report that Sstra had been invested by the
the right bank Of the Danube This report had
ocoasioned fall the Bourse, which followed hy rise
In OF an equally report that Sebasto
pol bad been taken does not appear that the Russian
army yet pushed their positions beyond Dobrudja. II
has limited is operations to passing the Danube; while
the other hand IL has had evacuate Lesser Waacha
Marshal Pakicwtc is at it head We shall IL the
GOOD luck = Cor which this old soldiers life (twice almost
miracuousy saved Paris while the allied force occupied
this city) has been remarkable win favor him throughout
his new campaign omrr Pacla is apparently awaiting the
arrival the European armies Their two officers Of prnoey
rank have hurried much to join him. The cousin Of
her Majesty Of England detained at Paris by reviews
and balls and Vienna by the festivities OF the imperial
wedding The cousin Of his Majesty the Emperor n the
French reached Conantnoplo the LIST instant Prince
Napoleon has already " stood rcathough a battle
you win BY the accounts Of his humane exertons
the terrible condagraon in Cons,antnope the night Of
the lth. letter In the Patre mentions another engage
ent near Sou the 2st ult, between regiment
Cosacs and corps of Turkish troops. 1t confirms also,
the news the antsge gained by the Turks Hsova
In the absence Of positive important information from the
seat war; the incident which has resulted in the removal
Of Gen paraguay dHilliers from hs dipomaoto military
post al the yproctcd camp Of 81 0er has occupied
the public attention Not content with Irritating the Eng
h ambassador by series Of petty acts of impocness and
the Austrian by exposing him 10 meet Ken Klapka at the
French embassy this brave but touoby officer has zig
naIy proved that good soldier may be very bad d.
ploinata His mprudenoe tand mpudonco) in claiming for
Roman Catholics SUCH special immunity from the general
order Of exclusion issued against the subjects Of the Hellenic
kingdom resident in the Ottoman empire has fortunately
cared being the Of multiplying the already and
religious elements involved in this Eastern
sort Of compromise made but the Divan retains its
unauconabe right designate those who shall be author
lied 10 remain Turkey by virtue not Of their religious faith
hut OF their inoensivencss The French government has
exhibited by tho recall Of its ambassador, desire 10
move the sarrceabs Impression made BY his unreasonable
aud demand What with the fiery appeals Of the
Gar Pontf to the zeal of the Creek Churchhe bcnedc
ton the Pope and the prayers Of Gacan and Anglican
bishops harangues Of Mutt in the mosque Of St. Sophia
at Copsantnople and the enthusiastic offers Of their
vices by bc Kador and by Bon Maza 10 behalf Of their
Mo.lem brchrcn--the shirts with from the Koran
printed their fronts and sold by English manufacturers to
the Turkish troopshc 80 900 Bibles distributed by the Brit
Eli and Foreign Bible Society 70 the british troopsand the
picture ofthe Virgin Mary the blessed patron sailors which
has been officially hung up the nag-sbp Of the French
nsvywha with all these tokens Of religious diversity. the
war in The East promises to be faithful TO its prosmate
origin the quarrel Of Greek and Latin priests about
Holy Shrincwith this important distinction however,
Mabomcdar and English Potesants longer look
with conernptuous indifference, but join the strife
The dreams in which King otbo's Queen may have in
duged Of byzantine empire, with Darsrisn prince
nj head little likely 10 be realized Russian gold
Russian wes have doubtless played small part in the
that may cost King Ohio the crown that he
already The Chambers Athens have adjourned
III November II IL quite possible they may meet
again. The occupation Of Greece by army Of lsoot