The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-29
THE NEWS BY THE BALTIC.

The London Times Constantnope correspondent writes
May l. that he state the best authority that
defensive alliance has been concluded at Teheran be-
Persia and the United States and that the text of
has arrived the Porte where however it is kept very
secret
The London corresponds of the New York Commercial
Advertiser writes the 18Th instant:
Most likely these manifestations will have the effect
pre- renting other consequences and they have
eoupless caused urgent desire that the indscreton
shall pass into oblivion. Their damage the French En-.
peror must however prove nealcuIable and such 10
promise bitter fruit at future season. Among men OF ex-
perencc opinion that his character has really changed
since his elevation the throne has prevailed but
the masses dazzed by the events of the last few years
have taken opposite view. The whole Of this effect
been lost and they look upon him again in his old
aspect.
In relation 10 the Italian question appears that Count
Cavour the representative of Sardinia the peace con-
terence took early opportunity after bis return 10 Turin
explain the attempts he had made TO bring II In its full
bearings under the notice OF Europe In his he
estimated that the peril Of the existing state Of aars
seemed to be recognised by all the powers except Austria
whose manifestations OF her intention maintain deter
mined system of repression and also of her especial ami
mostly Sardinia such TO preclude any hope Of
a calm and unanimous arrangement
The from Naples Parma, and Tuscany add 10
the anxetes Of the situation The King Naples refuses
10 bear word Of remonstrance from those who,
cept In comparison with himself may take the highest
rank for baotry and intolerance aud when he is told that
the people complain bis only desire Is have
given him in order that he may revenge himself for the of
fence. Poerio and his companions remain without any
mitigation Of their DOOM and every worthy man In the
country considers only how he keep himself obscure
until the time shall arrive for sudden action.
The treaty privately entered into between Austria
France aud England mutually guarnnypg the future In
dependence Of Turkey which concluded shortly after
the iIng Of the peace Is alleged to have given great
offence Russia and TO baye led TO demand for expla
nations By this treaty, each power would be bound,
Of any external attack being made upon Turkey to
take up instantly aud 1t therefore places Austria
der far more positive pledge than any she gave during
the late war; when her joining in offensive operations
always 10 be subject to certain contingencies.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION
Walkers battles in Central America had not caused
much excitement in England. The London Herald, how
is wrong and England right in regard to the construction
Of the Claytou-Bu lwer treaty. II says:
Whatever may be the result Of the approaching discus
son the BuwerCayton treaty it quite clear that the
stat Of affairs in Central America cannot be much longer
overlooked II already demands the serious attention OF
stat both sides Of the Atlantic. How far II may
be competent to this government to interfere Is question
which appfehend may have TO be decided-how
that interference may be regarded at Washington
sderaton Of grave importance"
1t then refers the battles of Walker with the Costa
Rcans says the latter almost despair Of making Roadway
against 6lbusers from the United States and then
presses m surprise the recently discovered correspond
ence between Lord Clarendon and Mr. Wallersten the
consul for Costa Rca in which the former promised to cell
the latter two Thousand stand Of English on this
the Herald remarks:
lord Clarendon will of course be prepared Explain
his share in the transaction but need say the dis
covery OF such communication have described will
tend aay the irritation which the Central Amer
and the recruiting difficulties have already created
Washington u is uniortuuat say the least Of II that
under any circumstances British minister should be