The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-28

FEANk TWOSELNAS Az EtoVTE.
II was Talleyrand, believe who said tina, lam
guage was invented to conceal Thoughts In looking
over our files Of English and Preach papers received BY
the last steamer we were orcby reminded Of ths piece
wit Of the arch dplomass words thiny hiding
papable fears assurances Of approaching peace with
transparent evidences Of preparations for carrying the
war on larger and boodier scale than before Pacific
dispatches from Vienna appear ia the uonltes side by
side with the Emperors inhammaiory speech his impe
rial guard The Conssiaoaaes Is delighted with the CD
acceptance of the four points interpreted BY he
powers but careful the fact that the subscriptions
for the war-loan Of Eve hundred millions are taken with
feeling bordering avidiw.
The same encounter between fact aud ssnliment-the
same hopes and the same earsappear in the issues
the leading journals Of London With all the lights before
us we are forced the conclusion that pacific
lures serious character win be made until fur
Their negotiations have taken place the lannon's
mouth"
In regard to the probable result the pending uegota
tions al Vienna the New York Journal Of Commerce holds
the following language: n
"It is reported authority which sufficiently cred
be that prayers peace had been offered by
the in all the churches Of ST. Pecgsburh The
position Of the Gar has gone from bad worse, and
that be should wish de,ude the Russian peace party
belief he has done his adjust amcaby
his relations with the rest of Europe He may also begin to
feel that he fighting desperate and sbe apprhen
Of ho who his acceptance Of conditions hereto
fore rejected trick togsin time may possibly bounded
The anaeal embarrassment at ~. Pssrsh snusA be very
gre Spis superseded; Issues and
securities HAYS lost all favor in monetary circles discomfort
sprung up among the mobiles Consequences Of the drain
of ser the anti party has increased instead Of dmn-
ished in numbers dssension reported to to such
an the imperial family that the heir the
theavorite councillors OF his father with contempt the
Empress whom the Czar is devoted sister of the King
Of Prussia and excites the entire court of ST. Peteburgh
by alternate fears for children, husband and brother
the Emperor cannot forget the fate Of Paul and Alexander
when urging unpopular policy and these things added to
the dark prospect which opened BY the accession OF Aus
tra, Sardinia, Hanover and Bavaria 10 the western ALI
ance well inspire most earnest sincerity aud moderate
humility the part of him whose rash presumption excited
the The colossal preparations of Austria alone might
terrified Napoleon in the zenith of his greatness and
with the support assured from other powers including
Prussia the nations until engaged in the war the
hostile numbers the Russian frontier would amount to
nearly million OF the best troops the European cont
neDt.
Nevertheles the ambitious policy of Rassa has been
uniform and consistent and generally patient and slow In
case has she abandoned acquisition when OBJ
tanned. The Russian nobility may favor peace but they
would scarcely rerograde the prosperity Of the
empire however polite they might deenit its progress
simply retarded Dangerous it would be for Napoleon and
the Abesdeen ministry TO make peace without the ma
teria in the Black that it has been boast
ed would be absolutely required it would be equally hazard
for Nicholas yield any portion Of the supremacy to-
wards Consannope which his predecessors have secured
The conquess Suwarrow guided by the genius Of Catha
rne the extension of territory acquired by the subtle policy
of Alexander the campaigns Of the earlier part OF the reign
of the Gar the pride of the subjects Of the house
of Romanof and the abandonment of results which
paving their the reconstruction OF mghter
empire, with rule from Behring's straits to the Pillars Of
Hercules would destroy the Cossack of
century, be the precursor of Internal commissions
external disaster Neither
necessary Of peace, at the upctue
without apparent dshonor and cannot therefore,
peace be the result of the negotiations which
being attempted at Vienna.