The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-03
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

We give this morning somewhat in detail the interesting,
If not important received by the last European
steamers Lord John RUSSELL it will be seen, has been
sent the Vienna diplomatic congress- and the London
Times improves the opportunity by paying few indirect
compliments his lordshp, with the view doubtless,
of sreng hening the government and Of removing
any unpleasant recoectons of its fierce onslaught
on the member from London 1t will also be seen from
the publish that Notwithstanding the imports
ance attached the Vienna congress- and the confident be-
lief expressed by many that its deliberations will eventuate
in peace that will satisfy the honor of all the high
tracing powers rapid preparations making by Russia
France, and England for carrying on the war on a
scale so gigantic moderate the establishment which
we are all still apt experience when reviewing the
mighty campaigns of the elder Napoleon The British
Parliament is voting away the treasure Of the nation by
millions of sterling, while the great ministerial organ
gravy the country that these vast expenditures in
the prosecution of the must in the end be of great
service the agricultural manufacturing and CONNER
ca interests of debtrdden England The French gov
eminent is liberal in her supplies of men and
money for the cause while despatch from St
Petersburgh informs that the Gar is about increasing
his army additional levy of eight hundred thousand
All these warlike preparations may Indicate peace
and they may assist the Vienna negotiations in their Chris
tan purposes but it to that with the opening
of spring the scene hosttes will be confined to the
Crmea We attach no Importance to the adhesion of Sar-
dinia Tuscany and Naples the western powers. The
Italian soldiers of the present century have borne
very high reputation for discipline and valor, even
under the stimulating effects Of British gold do be-
eve they will prove any very serious annoyance to Mems
ckoT What the Gar has the most to hope and fear for
is in the fidelity of Prussia If from sympathy
Frederick William should take open part with his brother
n-law the present map of Europe may be rolled up for
several years to come.
At the last advces, there in Paris of
the part Of the Emperor Napoleon the
command of the French army in the Crimea-these
mors course exercising depressing influence the
Bourse We repeat this story not that attach any inn
portance 30 IT. but conrmaory of statement which
recently appeared in the Paris correspondence of the New
Orleaps Pcaynne and which has been extensively copied
by northern journalists exciting the establishment of
few and the ridcue of the many We make for the
closing disclosures Of the Picayune's correspondent
"a coup de main, upon gigantic scale will be attempted
Sebasopol will fall The eated army flushed with the feat
will sweep the Crmea and occupy the sthmu of Pere
kop. After campaign, which win endure fortnight Louis
Napoleon will Paris where the suddenness of his
departure and the prompness of his win find all
piracies unprepared for development where
his victory will scatter all further Winds
is the campaign contemplated by Louis Napoleon Be as
surod that If Providence does not interfere, win take place.
as have said"