Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
RICHMOND WING.
THE ANGLO FRENCH AI.IJ.Ycr

The ANGLO FRENCH ALLIANCE
he news by the Europa important as regards IN. chan
gng aspect OF the relations .een F,snce and Euyid
T"ohc ruors no longer hestaies TO say that an A,y,
aisnce Is necessary countersct the
s,nce oetseen Rus-is and France. ei.l ,un.r NO
no longer heeitates to that an he
ing kept carefully from the public We h.v. no n..,. f
o-ms ho- lar these alliances have progr.s.ed Such
hmt as are given the subject come iron the Par.
'espondenc~- Of the London Journals
e ,t"es a.s correspondent says: "Whether vel
IL. " o'. 'ne opinion Is very general that not only
aoe- t-fe exist serious difference bet -een Yr.nc "a
snssnd on more than point bot s-o that ,,. i.,
ma oern completely reconc.d Austria nn, tha, Dr.
io n-r ~ nos than isie,dy ,-rs. vim Nr.-,.
ao he Aa-trians Ia Paris bo@- that t not possible for
~" csbnet- TO be airibc terms than tho. Of
vienna aud Looion. That spending sentiment pre
'ais oe~een Russia and France .quaIlv believed and
Certain minister oi Louis Piulipp. il aid 10 hav. re-
cenuy offered to -age REASONABLE sum that England and
Austria on one land, aud Russia aud Fance on the other
would soon De more openly hostile In all thee predic
t,on- the wish. no doubt is iather the thought II
these statements be- b-evcd the same rivalry ,b,,
formerly existed between the French aud English Anbas
sadors nj Constannople is owing to the .l.;n
progress of French Influence obtained y tb.r ,,, ,i
rance III Turkish affairs Lord Stratford d-nu,d-d and
'e.ved Unlimited powers being evident that Frnnce
had the support OF Russia OF England tho
cooperation Of Austria Again. in the N..po6tsn nue..
cn France has been equally all along disposed to act in
s matter aiso with extreme fobearance in
win tue more decided policy OF England
The Tunes correspondent quotes letter from Nn,ch
which says; England is by satisfied With Fr.ncr
seems indifferent about requiring from Rus-s the er
nd
perc"iving this disposition, draws closer To Au.t,i,
AT the risk Daily Necs correspondent 10 utterg wb.,
tue hootor may perhaps denonnce an .'odioas cal
umny, feel II an imperative duty 10 say empbatcalv
that Instead OF being In harmonious relations IN. ca
et- OF London and Paris at this moment almost Al
iaggers points The difference between them ON the
question OF the execution OF the OF Paris Ia mot
serious and 10 what is be done with yanlas thv
are absolutely at sIes and sevens The French Gov.,1
et learn from good source is apprehensive that En-
gland may be driven occupy the Isand of S;lv in Or
der, IN case OF convuson in Eur,pe To Give ber -,
dapPHi equal to thst which France aud Austria bay. &C
au"eo or themselves by their respective occupations of
rome and Lombardy. lreay cannot explain tn. snnrox
naon Of the English cabinet towards tbe noIcx ~
tina but by the conjecture that diploma,sts must bav.
os oil which the public ignorant suspect secret
sihAnce between France and Russia observe thar ths
soTd the Russian organ Brussels speaks nox In so
identical terms with the French Government Journal. q,
ne Questions ON which the French Eueli-h Govern
lents are said to differ Moreover notice th.t the ",
rate, new paper published under Government .p.n;c.s
rrprodnces the following irom German papers:
me Dd'"ce does not believe in the continuance OF the
AngloFrench alliance - VIC
The Paris writcr Of the London Morning Pos, ,.kss
view OF the and that the diplomacv of
England and France, despite the iafrig.>s Of tkrd .o
tranquility of Eurupa - S '"e
The Paris JoUr-o dss Debats also profcsses itself
vi the SMILING ground OF the alliance IL says "Euro
M - are nov subject to singular transformaton
anu 'e execution OF the treaty OF Paris prepares for us
eAch DAY, some fresh surprise One OF the ost curiou
the reconciliation that has been hetw.en
~ anu austria which the journals Of the coun-
tes now coihde TO Europe. The memory Is too full Of
ne o''ier and violent polemcs INDUCED in only short
ne ago. by the English Journals with respect to what
"sy termed the machavelsm and duplcity Of Austrian
poey But nov everything is changed the must iupor.
Lhghsh Journal the Times, openly defends this very
aud asserts that the Cabinet Vienna has the
reAsons IN the world for not esacuang the Danuban
''"ePanues. The organs OF the Austrian Government
ope on their part that England has no less excellent
reasons Tor maintaining her feet in the Black Sea This
nor a tey applaud To the skies the particular claims
Gnvar Il
ave at vienna to the friendship Of Austria by combining
.ne mutual efforts against the union Of the Pncpae.
% supported 10 the Congress of Paris by the fst
i'ehPo'ennAry oil Enelaud Lord Clarendon At Vienna
the game Is now considered as won"