The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
TIE pERsTA'5 NEWS.

! two 4 ms o. mach interest Ia this country
n The frst Il statement which We d u The Evening
Star an which other journals conf m OF he continued
au -ntatu of the British naval forces Ia the VI
North Ape ca aud Of he Wtstlndir Th.re no ration
al explanation Of this fact We copy The rsms,ks OF the
Star: .@@ '"." "@ "s @@..ss
n Can anybody tell for what purpose aud to what good
end are ronstanlb augmenting our he IN ,hr Wet
lndies aud the Amer Il pipisie's
sincere their pro essed desire maintain pare wi the
Untd aie, what this silent increase Of anna
mehts II IS uhderro, lhai The num'r o. our shls nn
that station has least duubd within The last lew
mon hs. IL IL also nty rulnofed was in'iAed
paper of last Thursday that cer'ra Of TIE gunba
prear fnr OPERATIONS the Baltic, had the Russian war
conipud d, h,'r stelhy le leaving porte, for
ny st'r itsi -aon We will not helete with
oat better evdence Than we yet possess THAI II is in'
ndtd seud tose anwedy vessels the Atlantic.
TIE poston is TO be CT died On the
hority 81 Iort Tor these huge and sh"p iess
huks intended 10 q lat in shallow wa'srs, .s
eons$able ct Of ohser, atiou or IN RI
time pofe, and IA tact have fr nrp F's
OF oDbsfdnaen', thir desta.ch 70 the Amiian Coast
must misft, and be repatd. ~ OH light
by the United Sties Iovfinntpt than as, not n n'ce
Only, but sign Of d rect husiy. We earnestly hoie
thatia the of to-uGh debate explicit aso~al
will be extoried FROM ministers this subject indeehd-
ent mem of The House ot Conmnns must not allow
tn ir 4usions TO te ,luaed by the usual pom pat-
tudes about danger the public service OF VII ch our
Prime Minister is SO great master We mai tai. that
there danger TO the public serv TO be compared 70
that arising from the secrecy with which dpomati and
of Parliament and at the unchecked discretion OF men
whose pretended responsibility is the sham and de-
lusion Certainly the aneeeeps Of the present. bead of
government such usp'fe much '"nhden'e
m bis citacy TO use pfudenly and SAFELY the unlimited
power which ministers during the parliainei-
tary Let him. therefore, be ut TO The question,
wIthoat any hesitation order to
there he any truth in these alarming reports about
! the tar vessels referred to. ss -@t .",
Meanwhile heiieve there can be no doubt OF large
Rmentation having recently taken place in our West
India fest. And, ask again to what end Lord Pal
in reply 10 Lord John Rnssel Interpolation, de-
Glazed that the only object OF our forces IN that quarter
protect b m lutte, aud British property But
in what and from what source does any specai da-
ger thraIen British interests and British property at ms
moment2 's" t"@@ W." e ."-.' .+ @."'
much Interesting matter is the report OF the cee'
braon of the anniversary of American independence in
London which trsnscribe from the Morning Advertiser
with the PREDATORY remarks Of that Journal in which viii
be noted observation that "never country more
grossly aduced than America has been for months
past by the Times By this readers will perceive that
in our remarks upon that subject heretofore have been
1 guilty of no injustice to The London Times
| From the London M.rrirg Advertiser, July 7.
For seven successive years Mr. Peabody, the eminent
American merchant has celebrated the anniversary OF
American independence BY inviting the leading gent men
from the States who might haPen to be in London al the
time with a large nunrJer of distinguished tnRshm q, 10
n magnificent banquet No one who has heen esenl ~
these etainmen could fail 10 DC struck Win me
happy results Of whiph they have been productive by
brin ing the hest and intelligent Americans and
Englishmen into friendly coniat they have contnuted
largely TO strengthen the friendly feeling which previously
EXISTED between the two countries and 10 remove any nS
concepts which may have prevailed
Bnt while Mr.. Peabody has for the last seven years Ten
dSfed inesumabe service both 70 his own and t this
coun ry, BY bis annual gatherings the attn OF july
special Importance attached to he cerhraton OF tne
tleth anniversary Of Independence which took
pare under hls auspices at the Ssr and Garter heh-
Inoad Fday lasl, Il would not be possible TO over
rue the benefits both countries which must tnur om
lf ntellEeut hth " Nu-
entail Iaeu both sides uf lie Aianuc. hr D,,'"s
The Amerc Anisur nosl hty r'pre-e"i.d tnr e l,Ss
and Interests Of United states; ~hde NJ bro" 49, The
uenl,er Tor Ltncshhe ani Mr.. Ma Rregor, he mrmher
for Glasgow, tTiAiey appeared 20 rprs, nh"s he
co e, lie ,ltrsts % u eat Hria A"d
MI ly At6eri,a ~ VII l., represented "n FRIDAY
ls almost ever, ae in uuion had one or more
OF best 10 reseut T. Tue fe ekpe.su 'd re-
ing and opuion such an occas on 'y su a assem-
blaze aud nuiure the resent Ia the rela tons
the countries must essarily haze en W
ve.e we an mpo ne 3 ssn s,0 SS % esmeanT S%
20 onsi ued, jarfng feeling or any t't- "s u
in,ent II would have ten regarded as M unhappy
omen Ia tne cts which The two res are P'n'e
gives " graIidcanou to be a lie 10 sy bat, 30
far his oving Case very reverse VS. The lsct
N yer-wo say II adyisdiy-was gres.cr cordially OF
tclog complete mony OF sentIneo displayed
in any gain ring which took vi ce any country or
at any period tbah, from the moment Of is assembling
ul that Of n se,nraing eharaeterz-d the meeting ot
Americans and Ens ihmen 10 the Star snd Gart Fri
day last Lei again ie ds that the Americans
anxious involve qinrre with them, ar that
4 uuiEcuuly lttiluks poNhfhb
fhe imputAon against TRANSATLANTIC breture" - whoy
gruundtcs There the shadow uf 10 nd ,iou for II
would have beru impossible have seec ID fair ei-
Oi the intelligence the ENTERPRISE aud the lntusnoo Of
Am rian Than tire gentlemen who on FRIDAY eve
nng assemb Ell To ptruke of the splendid hospaii s
| Of Mr. Pe,bdy; and that influential body Ui Amert-
can gen ltm-u exhiJind, In every word which u ey
themselves uttered, the way Ia winch they rrevel
what spOk, by the gl,sh speakers drpr'cf''"g
the cuntre, ietn-s ut The stron R'st
md mOst friendship towards Great Britain Hu tier
y prOple. rsAy L. wh grtuhcatien winch We caHnot
express, that when the Queens health proposed ny
a Mt Peabody-which done by thai pentemtn with nn
empbass cordiay, and taste which must have delighted
every preeentthe manner In which the toast
ceiytd surpassed 10 any asssmblage ~ b'r MI
itstys lGost devoted subjects The eothu-asm uB
able ebuliou could afterwards regard rupturs be-
tween the within the range OF possibility
W was indeed gratifying spectacle 80, too the
oubursts Of feeling aud the uncomfortable expressions Of
concurrence the sentiments when Gen Cadwalader said
that should her Maj sly visit her Canadian COLONIES,
aud through The Und States her pruge-s would
be uninterrupted ovation from beginning 10 end, aud
! cDrdei TO her in htr domnions aud by her own
su',Fcts. . .a...
We are sure the people o. England win read with q
pleasure great that with whCb record IT. the adj
mirable tast well as the fne feeling with Nc
Dallas the American minister referred 10 the way in which
thr eens had been reCiysd hy his coubrymeu II
fortunate that have the Court ST. James such
manner opepness oG mind, aud friendly feelings towards
This country HIS eloquent speech made deep and
able impression the audience, and will be read with
much pleasure in the public journals as that with which
= was heard
With regard to the various felicitous alusons which