The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-18
ENGLAND GETTING UNEASY.

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ENGLAND GETTING UNEASY.
The Liverpool Times referring to the report that Louis
Napoleon had said if the investigation in the English Par
lament is continued the French army will not act IN con-
cert with the English army, says
But although we expressed disbelief that the
French Emperor have held the language OF menace or
intimidation the British government which the morning
paper referred impues to him. what WIN De the feelings
Of our oountrymen when is discovered that he has actually
done 50 that he may be found moreover the strongest
opponent peace arising out of the forthcoming
at Vienna? Since the commencement OF the hoste with
Russia in which engaged Louis Napoleon has De-
come popular in England The tone of the
English press him has undergone marked change
and which time painted him the ncarnh
ton Of ali that vile and dshonorab lavish on him
the fusome euogies If be was so black couple OF
SINCE the interval cannot have so essentially changed
his character and his policy Either formed very un-
generous estimate OF hun then or we are aohs MN more
than justice now.
We ought not to overlook his antecedents the
by which he reached the throne and have clue to
the future except through the medium of the past it is just
possible that reaching that turning point in the
French alliance which win reveal the character of the Empe
ror to coors. We state condentaly that Sc
entertained in very high quarters that the
distinctions peace will proceed less from Russia than from
Francethat peace at the present moment, on the
most honorable terms with undoubed securities for the
future is not what Louis Napoleon really desresthat he
pants all things for the achievement Of those brilliant
victories which viii consolidate his dynasty and rival the
military fame of his unceand that he expects England to
aid him in these wild Quixotic schemes If those suspicious
are realizedand know that they entertained by
who have the best sources of information
shall find the French alliance very troublesome affair."
which will either drag further than inclined to 60,
leave very ill at with power whose cooperation
in this Russian hailed with enthusiasm by the people
of this empire
fever any nation embarked in a"Quixotc enterprise,
was England when she went into the present Even
the moral aspect thrown around il the start faded away
especially the inauguration of the conflict marked
on her part by dennnciatons of distant and friendly
people That France should have united in this war was
first problem but subsequent events have proved that
the Emperor Louis Napoleon had calculated without
his host The desperate proceedings before Sebastopo
prove to be of his suggesting and the superiority of his
troops the manner in which they have been sustained and
clothed their perfect discipline and their during courage
have excited the envy of their ancen foes aud the adj
miration of the world While England is compelled to
bcat up for recruits in the United States pur
chase the aid Of the smaller German princes and TO
press her own citizens into her ranks France fills her d.
visions with her own people That Lons Napoleon
templates vast of is clear but what
that is we are not yet able divine Grardn the great
rARn There will be lasting peace sy he except
one condition; the nsstenee by France and Austria
the mutual and Simultaneous dsarmng OF Sehasopol and
Gibraltar the FIRST step to the emancipation Of all the
seas straits rivers nc Who would have supposed that
when thousands of miles off upon theatre and in
ct in which he had no immediate interest his eye
fixed upon that great British fortress which frowns
goomily on his interests Possibly the programme may
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that the surprise Of England at the of the plans Of
Louis Napoleon has in opinion only begun One Of
our exchanges has already gone far to dub the
French Emperor the thew King England
Apssss Exrarss CosrAsy--Mr. George W. Csss, Of
Pittsburg Pa has been elected president Of the Adams
Express Company. The Boston Traveller noticing this
election, says
"The Adams Express Company Of which Mr. G. has been
elected president Is joint stock association, formed July
L. 1854 under the laws of New York, with some forty
stockholders residing in Massachusetts, Rhode Island Con-
neccut New York Pennsylvania Maryland Georgia and
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