New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

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THg TELEGRAPH BETWEEN RUSSIA AND AMsRIcA.
The St. Petersburg B6rseH Zc.iuHg says that all
preparations ae main land and ne soaneings "a en
rnss Str-s the completion OF tie Inc OF tcfgaGh re
tween Eussa sad nagy nnseed IL me course
Of the present ycsr the telegraph wa 5e w
distance 500 miles Beyond Reve and me lines N Do nm
ishcd I'm Glnev Haven DE kvlChpak, and along the
valley al ts om the nouih ~ me Anadlr 70 tor
10 b. oped uh the Auasr nc TIE cable between Gran
ley Haven s Sse9iawir Bay distance Of s6oet ~ ~
OF t.e Anavr vii as sand ,ai before the end Of tbs
month Am,fcan an9 ht.s!su esttst ls 80 80 "a 6oi
together 100 tao uUtors whose alliance though baptized
il champagne AID herlded fort by 6oaast Il h5eSSrSs
De arLei without slight feeling Of uneasuess pS
some OF tie westerly nations OF Europe.
RUSSIA AND TIE UNITED STATES.
lS' retershufs torrespoudgnce The London Daily News
ne M5,c5 Go ere Of Tie s6lh INST, contains acsding -rco
on the Anclicaa friendship which VIII give you scod des
on Ire state Of popular eas Russia with reference 70 Tho
United states u substance article 90 question speaks
follows The rsPgroeerefi between kus'i9 and Ansrsa Is
and which have no real vitality l. Friendship OF nat
ural CroXh destined to flourish Both countries have ss
1surrec6B tho two nations first shook cordially.
Sold interests and real power prooeed from the manifestation
Of national sympAtcs AZ the s1le time there lctllng -
stae ~ icLten tie world IN such alliance 10 Il merely
basis u distribution ~ power and The nauguIaiion
of new international Of which the Effects IN the IN
erests q Cv and general progress are inmeasurabe
This alliance Will abolish lhc system Of false aruhcai
tueen Russia ana tho most powerful nation Of the New World
would eatu certain Obligations which sre the more easy OF
properly understood Al alliance with United States IS
the only alliance which Russia reckon IN time OF ueed:
Russia have cuy subject ~ qdafcl With the United
Saea and tie alliance the countries viii ah0d mutusi
sireug u e,trih connected with their several interests
Is IL not rae that tie enemies " Russia equally enenlos
oi lo United Sa'es Is also true that Russia ana the
United States Will alsGY and under all circumstances have
common foes These considerations form strong bass ior
an alliance which mus D. weakened BY any closer con
uectlcn with Europe Recent have dstrt bed he pal
unce OF power Europe aud this order Of things lar
from being favorable the interests o. Russia Iae ehanges
ho have akcn place have scn henc the policy OF EBgaud
and any Jagg1ssnl between Russia and Germany Noul
ETH further alter rte European balance OF power IN hyor Q,
Great britain. HY combining with Germany, Russia would
throw france again Into The arms ~ England, and promote
combination ult voul be ultimately directed against RUSSIA
The retirement OF The Eastern question woul thus be dchhty
m n hands oi England 10 the icot Increase OF her COVER
Egop to che equal disaGv anidge OF utsa ana IN"
United S-ise1.
Such tie poic7 which the editor Of The Moseop Gs'sa.
(OGcc tie GA o, ytAog hat was most bfilsh)
Te.0nm uds te attention o. his conniTymen Que
Of the first phases KIssoAmerican alliance established
on tie principles above euuDceted would probably be the
destruction Of eli artificial geographic political dehnons
Inauguration of Russia LsfTae American pOwef
Meantime the alliance eagerly desired is 70 be cemenied ~
trade United States buyiug enno 81 Russia one ohy
article which Gen Clay proposes export ron TINS eounu
and ouylg few bales Of cotton nnt they
can draw all tdc supplies Of that y8luabe material rom
Persia or from their domDiOns 10 Central ASIA VIII
not say more Of beiug taxed with feelings OF envy
hatred and malice 20 the prospect OF an alliance Whch 70
keep Esrope order and more particularly TO soase the
power OF England.