The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-11

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

pause II the Turkish army succeeded by oyestppng the
orders OF diplomacy in stepping the Danube and
fishing itself Giurgevo Oenza, the holding back Of
its allies and the treaty between Austria and the Porte could
not fail to erect at least sufficient barrier against its further
advance into Waachia Another opportunity to be given
the Russian commanders retrieve their repeated gno
defeats and prepare the for negotiation
the basis of Russian honor indicated The existence
of the Ottoman army being the only obstacle to the solution
the eastern question: the OF diplomacy the advance
the French well the entrance OF the Ausans
suspended, afford Prince GortschakoH
the requisite facilities for its removal II he gain that point
both the Austrians and the Anglo French will certainly
~ hasten rescue but win be impose The
conditions of the Gorschako at Nennaon the Gortschakoo
the Danube the Odds diplomacy sanguine is
has been And does not the Gortscha
kof the Danube dispose of 10000 Russians while the
Turks have only about 900 the Waachan ste OF the
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the between the allies and Russia, his
viii feel sangune the probability of its be-
coming illustrated by any great feat of Besides the
declaration of Lord Aberdeen that this depends the
of other powers which other Lords C
endon and Russell confess to be likely
have the certificates of Adras Napier and Chnds that
Cronstadt and Sweaborg mpregnabe to their fleets We
have the recanatcn of Russell that attack Sebasopo
contemplated and we have the declaration of the Times that
any operation against that fortress would be than
foolish presenIord John Russell having also decared
to be impregnable it is possible for art make IT,
More than all this have the experience of the
Quoted until now bcspeakng the which it would
under all circumstances be likely to be conducted When
the of the Tiger being offered for exchange Odessa
the Russian prisoners in the hands of the allies short
fotywhen in the Baltic they Russian prisoners at
all to offer in exchange for the crews lost by Admiral Plum
ridge-whon English Secretary at War is reduced de-
fend the conduct of the by the gratuou exploits and
death of English officer leave at ilstriahe be
bedaite who from such premises would argue immi
.'chastsement to be inflicted by such allies Russia
Your readers may have wondered that termed the par
liamenary debate reported in my last being of import
Nevertheless was SO in respects though my
hasty and abridged sketch have failed to produce that
impression somewhat more complete recapitulation will
be the LEGS out of place. the debate since renewed
and continued two successive days. If after the declara
tions of five ministersAberdeen Clarendon, RUSSELL Her
bert, and Pamerson pretends yet to be
much in the dark about that which the cabinet intends to do
it the close of the last session. the people at least
completely enlightened upon that which the cabinet in
| tends not TO do.
In the first place. Lord Aberdeen declares that there
be at all without the of other pow
ers Then Lord Clarendon declares she does an
for Austria and Lord John Russell that the govern
men has CONTROL of course the councils Of the En-
peror of Austria any than those of the King Of
Prussia Then comes Lord Pamerton with the suggestion
that may find ourselves and France engaged in
with Prussia" Then Mr.. Herberts avowa that
there certainly has been hitherto" Then Admiral
Berkeley states that Sin the opinion of Napier and Cha
warke action in the Baltic against the great orresscs
impossible" Then Lord John Russell declares the mpreg
inability of Sebasopol. So much about the
In the second instance Lords Clarendon and Russell declare
that there is to be return to the quo the
Emperor of Russia himself refusing the same idea.
other remarkable points the debate there
Mr. Cobdens uncontradcted assertion that the policy Of the
in favor of the sovereign rights of dcpom
against the oppressed nationalties, dpeng, stroke
all the rhodomontades about eivizaton against Barbarian
Fright against might and similar shams. There Mr.
Lards assertion that the
favorable the betrayal of the municipalities and Scrya
into hands Austria, dspeing all the sham preence
of interference for the integrity of the Ottoman empire and
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There Mr.. DIsraes unanswered taunt that the session
closes at last unanimous cabinet, dspcng the fiction of
Russian and English party in the national council
There is commencement of ulhlment of Mr.. Urqu
prediction that England is scheming the absorption Of
the Ottoman element in Turkey by bringing the Ottoman
under her exclusive CONTROL and thereby preudng to
a rupture with France In fact what truth is there not
in the remoest way with the Oriental question:
brought ont by this debate? And yet Parliament, after
hearing them ALL they successfully convict the coalition
of ITSELF to the nation to its allies to everybody
except the enemy votes three millions and confidence Ha
ing voted confidence and three millions still demands not
to be sent about its business. LASTLY having voted the
tnuance of the payment of the Russo Dutch loan to Russia
it votes every Enghman traitor who shall subscribe to
Russian oan and, traitor ITSELF submits being kick
ed off its seat by council of traitors whom it dared not
posehaving previously surrendered to their pleasure by It's
decision in the of Dr. Pehmann in addition the safety
of the nation, the safety of every private individual
You will have forgotten the CASE lately described by
that unlucky individual who had the pleasure being
other madness than what could be termed troublesome,
euperative unpleasant certan-pares madness eff this
casc, observed Mr. Otway bringing it under the notice
of the House of Commons had occurred under the Emperor
of Russia the King Naples the whole press would
with denuncations of such arocy. And this stood
not alone He believed would be found inquiry that
unatic asylums all the country filed with those
who had right to be there" Well, in what
this English King Bomba disposed of by ''fbera
English minter-one, too, who is supposed to be bad
terms with the court? Lord Panerston /" Dr. Pehmann
gentleman, doubt; but had unfortunately been la
boring for number Of years. under deluson The delu
sion was, that he had claim the royal family and
that he should enforce that claim Now he would ask the
House if it tit that who thought he had claim
on the sovereign should be at iiberty?'
The telegraph from Vienna the defnitive sup
preston of the nsurreetion at Parma" Since know
that besides Parma, Modena Genoa and the Romagna have
been the theatre of simultaneous outbreaks the restoration
of 'ordcr at Parma if fact is little conclusive
the general triumph of Ausrians the Italian PENINSULA
and the Turin correspondent Of the Independence Beige per
s in his opinion that may expect very shortly gene
raj outbreak all Ialyan opinion which deserves all the
credit from the fact haze since learned that King
Bouba is again armng his faithful azzaroni, and recruiting
for his Swiss regiments Besides few persons will imagine
that the Austrian voluntary forced loana the Ger
expression runss likely to the revolutions
y dispositions of Lonbardy, whose share according TO Ba
Burgers proclamation in the Milan Gazette, fixed at
oi oGo ancabout 40 francs per head of population
The advces from Madrid down the 23d instant
They give complete taeau of the which occurred
that capital on the 18th and loh-events which bear most
10th March, s4s There flight of the minister; then
he Tho than faa al