The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-11


other hand these powers declare the prospect opeace
is not at all hopeless provided France Great Britain
willing negotiate on the hird point all the Others be-
ing de6nitivsly adjusted
This France and Great Britain have peremptory de-
cned unless Russia is prepared surrender all future
preponderancy the Black sea- and fact her sovereign
y everywhere by permitting the consals of the allied pow
exercise their functions Russian territory with
exequatur and entirely Independent of all control
of the authority of the Emperor We, who know that
British and French consus but too often priv
legged agents and spies whose great object is to create and
uphold foreign influence among by tampering with
newspapers of easy virtue and lsagung with aboltions
may ask ourselves what the United States would say
they peremperly called upon by the Ango-French al
surrender this great national right one of the
prime attributes of sovereignty and permit foreign consus
kdnap their citizens and violate their laws pleasure
Would they spurn the attempt intolerabe insult
to which independent power would submit until il be-
incapable Of resisting? Yet this is OF the cond
tons attempted to be imposed great and powerful
empire in the very bone and grise of its manhood by
powers both of whch compelled to resort to per-
peu loans TO supply their ordinary expenditures and
one Of whom to stoop kidnapping to recruit her eS
haused armies. But it this proposition did
not satisfy them. They arc determined to conquer
honorable peace by hambing Russia, though the
world arrayed against the other in of the most
wanton unproyoked and unnecessary recorded in
the annals of the world Our decided impression s that
there will be peace until the allies have received
sound drubbing or cannot borrow any more money As
coercing Russia into submission that ia, think a
very s,ant perspective quite dim if altogether out
lAf ~ he will hard IN
swallow, and still harder digest There is not so diff
cult power in the world 10 deal with in the
pire of the Gar.
Among the miscellaneous items is the arrest of some
ugishmen for carrying the noble practice of crimp
ing in Prussia for recruits in the Of Christianity, civ
ization, ard berty-which practice is very ingenious
Substitute for fllibuscring. Our special and particular
friend Spain appears be in trouble usual owing,
is stated BY the British newspaper correspondents who
swarm like ocusts in The West well the East the
nrigues of Russia There time when the distin-
guished parsonage called by the TURKS "The Old Man
Great Way or presumed to be the father of all evil
would that distinction has lately been conferred
the Gar We learn TOO that the influence of this
spirit is very active in the of the petty princes
Of Germany, whose political organization is as incompre
hensble to Of the United States is to the 10
nighted statesmen OF Europe
Finally, apprized by OF the respectable
intelligent aud impartial journals of New York. that "the
repuse of the allies in the late attack the Rean and
Maako Towers with reported heavy loss of officers and
men, produced painful sensation in the city yesterday,
and its effects visible in the decline of stocks 1t
would thus appear that the stock exchange represents the
pulse Of the world that event take place in any
region however remote that does not affect its beatngs
and that fancy stocks very sensitive plants thus
shrye up the repuse of the allies before the Redan and
Maakof Towers.
Perhaps however, after all, the significant item in
the late from The East is the dismissal of Reischd
Pasho from the post Of grand vizie and the attendant
circumstances. Under weak Sultan, like Abde Medjd
this funconary Yields the whole power of the Ottoman
empire and Bis dismissal may involve entire change in
its foreign policy Redschd Pasha has spent several
years in western Europe principally Paris London
and is what is termed bsralized' Turk-that is to say
neither Mussulrhan Christian like Omar Pasha
who IL BY birth Croat and educated at military
institution in Germany 1t is well understood Cohhta-
tinoplc that Redschid elevated 10 the viziershp
through the influence Of tcrd Radcliffe and that he is his
most humble servant Rumor confidently states that he
dismissed from office through the nrgues Of an agent
of the Emperor Of France who reported has since
been appointed envoy to Persia If all this be true il
would seem that the views of the Ango-French alliance
not and indivisibe and that though they may
fight in concert they intrigue against each other occasion
ally But these merely of State only
to be developed by events yet in the womb of time We
leave them for the present to that inallibe oracle
On the whole the only decided and definite result of
perusal of the late is deep feeling of gratitude in
inmost heart that lot has been free coun-
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