Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-24
sn@Sinn DiplOn,nCy nj Worl sscr Attempt. 10
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FROM the IunIun Post. NJ laisfefaD November ; ID
W ell aware that 1t was only by the union of
England aud France tonstaptnoplc saved,
thn chief object Of Russia naw is to sow distrust
between the two great Western Powers and SO
Is sever an alliance which stands in the why of
future aggression. 70 achieve this grand Oh
jtet no expenditure Of fraud. of treachorv. of ly
mr., OF caoerv, OF money, OF of MachiaVeli>m,
viii hr spared. Millions aud millions of silver
rnuhes have been. and will be, expended in eve.
- quarter Of Europe and in sotM quarters out
If EUrope-to wit. America and Africa; nor will
first or second failure deter cabinet which
,prcuetes - largely on the credulity aud sordi-
Ness ct mankind.
There have been for months, and are now,
seare~ of secret Russian agents at work in all the
courts oi Germany. in Spnin, Al Naples, IN Sar-
/ diuia in Turkey, in the Danuhan Prncipalilics,
in Greece, IN America, and in Egypt. announc.
ing that the alliance between Franco and Eng
/ land il dissolving, if not already dlssolyed and
ohScured limiting that the unnatural union must
/ give place IL n more perfect understanding be.
tween France and Rnssa.
In Paris. and throughout France Rus sim
agents, mne and female, from Madame de- Lie
ven downwnrds, pursue different specie, If tao
tics. There they are instructed to insnuate
doubts of the fidelity and loyalty of England--to
prench against English enpidtv and sorddnoss,
aud that restless mercantile spirit near akin To
| lfNpiull'iH III England, on the contrary. Nus
| sian agents-anl there many in London.
Manchester and lrelnnd-declnim against the
fckelness and perddy Of France, endeayor To re-
! NiNo the ancient tl-Gallicau mania, and seek
10 reknde the ancient rivalry and the extinct cid
anti Galean spirit. There three or four
ions of secret agents, spies and mouchards at
work. apparently with views altogether different;
| but vet the object of each section. or Of the
heads that guide "ech section, is only to cause
first dstrust AMI jealousy, md ultimately a cool
neSs between two powers now happily IN firm al
/ lance Eng land aud France. To persons who
! have not studied Russian ilstory, or watched the
] secret diplomacy of Russia, the thing W. allude
! 10 may seem incredible. ar even impnssihir bot
IL thuSo who are aware that Russia forced AT al
Ia mouarchic interference IN Spain, at the very
moment she openly eSc,tng democratic re-
volt in Greece, the policy now pursued will ap
rear in accordance with the traditions and events
! from SOB 10 1879.
Though defeated in three battles. Russia still
declares she is not vanqai,hed, and still adheres
! In her tradition al system Of future agSrandi2c-
| ncnt. To the success of this system, however
flsuuion between France aud England Is an in
dlsp"nsnhe preliminary. No effort, then, IRE re
}'et, trjH be ief antrsd 10 Serer union trhich
rs an jmpediment TO Russian success. Russia
Il achieve her ends, viii NJ scrurle 10 create
confusion or discomfort either N france or ia
| England. In France She Will uuhesitatnCl "
mako use of Carhsts, Orlenn>ts. Republicans
Socialists. even Communists. to su5,erve hel
purposes; and in England or in Ireland she vii
address herself with equal readiness tn Charti,t'
or to Reporters.
m lrroia the Liverpool Post
he Anglo.french alliance may be- considcre,
AZ nearly at al end Both countries are at en-.