The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-07
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
| LospoS April n, 1854
Whatever be the pretended advantages of the
policy Of moderation observed by the powers in
reference 10 the "aggressions Of Russia imposition
Turkey have other effect except TO achieve
the destruction Of the Ottoman empire by exposing
yes and armies 20 alternate Snopes The
government of the Sultan be aware Of the game
being made OF by British ees and ambassadors but 0mer
Pasha evidently prepared expect his salvation from
the orange eating British guards Malta lie has
not to give battle in the plains Of the Dobrudg. where the
Russians would have the full advantage their superiority
In cavalry and ordering Masapha Pacha the posi-
ton Of Kaasu and the line of Taans WALL only for the
pose OF imposing the greatest possible sacrifices men on the
and TO retreat before superior numbers he has now
Ied the centre OF defence at Sehuma with his left wing
leaning ON Silistra and his right Varna Since the or
ders sent TO him from Consannople absolutely restrict him
TO the defensive, this position certainly the most Judi
ciousy selected 1t appears Notwithstanding that the Rus
slams have not yet proted from their occupation Of the Do
brudga and the of their having taken Kustend trans
mted BY telegraph from Trieste, 10 confirmed by the
Marseies steamer just arrived with nte
down to the 10th April 1t be forgotten that
the Russians require considerable time bringing up their
provisions into country quite barren and that they have
organize dpots and hospitals before they undertake
push towards the Schuma line Perhaps they may also
intend to wait for the development the Greek
which, though defeated in locality sure spread To
other parts, and will obtain fresh support from the
Greeks repused from Constannople and deprived Of their
ure between Turkey and the kingdom Of Greece is the more
likely to be followed by open war; the notes. Of
the western powers sincere at least countcrba
anced by the extrayagan promises given to King Ohio by
his uncle Nicholas To guard him against any sareeabe
cventuates the Prussian government at the
Bavaria has ordered be in readiness in the
Greek waters There could hardly be better use made Of
the famous once German now Prussan feet than save
native prince from the bunders into which his inordinate
love for the crown Of Byzaaz may involve him.
neus from,
Constannope reports Admiral Dundas be always anchor
ing at Kavarna Nor astonshed to hear it, we
expected thing from feet whose commander
according TO witty writer in the Morning Advertiser has
effect Cook, boil and burn many Goals you like
but remain at anchor till the last possible En-
courage weak Turkish conveys to SAIL in the hope that
Russians may seek them If compelled BY camor or sham
orders enter the Black sea, immediately your
responsibility, and write home that the Black sea has
been for months in chronic state of hurricane When you
send out steamers let the captains under any crcum-
stances report that nothing Russian could be
last make SAIL 60 Kayarna snug bay out of
the range of shot the possibility Of action When
you feel quite that there the slightest chance
coming the enemy hoist death shead and
boncsa black burgeea the main and signal to give no
quarter to neither Russians rations.'
Treason in the cabnehitherto regarded impossi-
bty chimera fixed idea Of that solitary mailman called
David Urquhart-is now in almost cverybodys mouth.
People having rid of their illusions about the Parliament
last to look at events and less the official phrases
and 1t but natural that they should
conclusions very untoward and dagreeabe the place
hunting ogarch conspirng together in Downing
against the progres Of democracy" Nobody will be sur
prised that these nobmen unable any longer pass the
growing storm under silence, should give the most
yindctiye feelings aga the repued author mischief
Accordingly the Gobe Of the other evening brought an at
tack against Mr.. urquhart unparalleled for acrmony
meanness in which 1t mpudenty asserted that he
nued to be not only coned by the masses but been de-
serted by all his former disciples.
Assuredy Lord Palmeston has succeeded in buying of
of his accuscrs such Mr.. Austey, replies Urqu-
hartte, in the Morning Advertiser bni With regard 10 Mr.
Monteth Mr. Shepherd Mr. Ross they soStt dropped
off that the Globe have opportunity hear
at London meeting. Mr. Mary also is energetic and
valuable supporter of this even hear
that Mr. Austey, too-hOugh having had, for time his
mouth stopped with government place-has recently re-
turned to his old Decentralization
The treaty convention rather the simple exchange
OF notes." Lord Palmerston defined it in Parliament
which has been agreed between France England is not
yet published The Times however, knows that the OBJ
jet Of the alliance Of the two courts the eestab
ment Of peace between Russia and Turkey The Times
eooly that the war between England and Russia
requires no conclusion Of peace Is it, then, surprising
to learn that the Duke of Cambridge, instead of pro
ceeding in haste the theatre of war quietly goes To
Vienna, in order to continue the diplomatic Jungle The
Russians said be ready TO evacuatc now that the
English have done their work Under these circumstance
there necessity TO bring treaty to
hay conclusion though England and France have addressed
utmatum TO Prussia especially it happens that this
ultimsnn like others of memory turns out TO be
not properly yet ultimatssmum." The Cologne Ga
thinks the latter viii follow time for II the western
powers want TO compel Russia TO peace they have the
German powers with them" The good "kouscho Zeisnq
has idea that the western powers might all be
sirous TO compel Russia II they had such an intention
they would obtain their object by bold advance
warlike direction than BY any Of Thus re-
marks the ehrseg of Berlin. Those who imagined that
Austria and Prussia would break OF their friendly relations
with Russia because the latter had treated them Indignantly
in their correspondence with England may now read
with advantage the Journal De ST. Peterborough Of the 2th
inst where IL said that he cabinets Austria and Prus-
STA did receive the Communications from the Car
England" France then, alone oxcuded baA in order
break down her opposition to the classification OF Turkey
its conversion to the Greek orthodoxyo which some funny
"Grcek, in to-days Times, the close affinity with
Protestansm England opened her for the ALI
while Prussia and Austria prepared for armed
trsy." Bonaparte however showed himseso reasonable
the secret, and place in the happy family Of the great pow
who undertake to break up Turkey for Russas interest
under pretence Of saving her integrity With such har-
mony in the European councils why should not the members
OF the German confederation proceed In full tranquility
mind, TO devise national cockade9 wP
NEw RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH LNE--The Car has Just com
peed arrangements by which he may learn the London
news Of the morning almost perhaps quite as soon as our