The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-10

The mdshipmen taken on the Tiger were
ordered to the naval school prosecute their studies
the chief officer surviving LsutenAnt Boyer sent
home not parole, but with a sword presented 70
him at 81 Petersburgh 70 defend the uniform OF bis
country that be wore Col Bodisco taken at Bomar-
sund paraded about the England wild
beast and the contingent Of France put breaking
stones and working upon the Notifications And,
evidence Of the harsh melted strangers In
Russia gentleman informed that after the FIRST
published Of the great Lancaster gun he
happened AT large reunion At the palace Of high
funconay Of the government and for the Of
thing better to talk about he entered into elaborate de-
scrpon Of its wonderful power that nothing could be
made 70 resist II immense distance IL would perfect
y pulyeriEe block Of granite feet square &c Whilst
he was thus entertaining party Of young ladies'
officers Of the government passed. halted though
interested in the conversation without evncng the slight
manifestation Of opinion Of the improperly thought
esne Of the conversation when these very monster
gnes Of destruction almost in sight The day
be aecosted in the most cordial manner with the alu
taton Of Ny dear fellow you not last night Of
what store of uneasness you laying up for those
ladies in your description Of that bg gan of yours their
prolific fancies would picture them the allied aeet lying
of Krasna Cor Ka Tolbeakon out Of the range Of
the guns Kronstadt pitching into ST Petersburgh
those houid missiles demoiishng and destroying every
thing in their course" should like To know how this
gentleman would have Jared in Parish alike case have
already respassed much your iberay and space
but should like TO know in what despotism is in
Russia than in Austria France and why the word Of
sthe nobest Roman Of them ALI is be relied upon
especially when il COMFORTS with his acts and why the
truth is studousy concealed and Misrepresentation
steadily and pereyeringy promulgated in all that relates
the question: why the original difficulty and the de-
mand of the Gar completely lost sight Of All that he
asked in the commencement requires is guarantee
that the Christians in Turkey should have the right
ship God unmoested according to the dictates Of their
own conscienees He has BEEN and ! doubt not is
now ready and willing terminate this controversy on
those terms. No who has the Emperor of
Russia could doubt for moment his being honorable
man. incapable of gainsaying his word the slightest
subteruge Ny opinion is that he entered very reluctant
ly upon this war his great desire being develop the
internal of his empire having under
railway from St Petersburgh TO Warsaw the iron for
which had been engaged and partly paid for believe
Guess Co.'S in England Vignoles, the celebrated Eng
sh engineer had completed the finest suspension bridge
in the world the river opposite Kie and made
yey Of for railway from Moscow to Odessa and
from Charkof Saratof orders given for working the
anthracite mines in Rkaternesof All this and many other
things being hand would preclude the possibility of
his entertaining desire to carry expensive Any
who las Nicholas and conversed with and known
him in his everyday walks of life confident would
take his word in preference the bond Of all Europe
bined OLD LOUISIANA