The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-14

healthy state than Is commonly believed in western Ru
rope and the Porte is just at this moment perfectly abb
victoriously to resist every INVASION
The Times has telegraphic adyces IRON Vienna N
August 90. They inform US OF the publication OF a.
regulating the position oil the imperial council and Of
the ministry, as responsible TO The Crown The Empe.
oTs DEGREES need not be countesgned by minister but
general laws and statutes must have counter
The decree orders the various ministerial officers
and the president OF the imperial council to examine into
and report the constitution OF March, lS49, with
view TO It's modification.
TuRKEY-A change having taken place at Constant.
nople with regard TO the levying OF all duties exports
and Imports the British consul genera has consulted The
British merchants in Alexandra, who declared unan
mousy that the system followed in Egypt Of ad valorem
duties with deduction in future OF twenty per cent on
all imports and sixteen per cent on exports was quite
satisfactory, and they wished Tor no change
From Syria have accounts oil the massacre of
number OF Christians in Armenia. II appears that num-
Der of Mnssulnen attempted 10 pllage the Government
bank. The banker resisted the assaanls, who returned
in great numbers, and, 1t reported, murdered every
Christian they met The government succeeded in sez.
ing the culprts and dealt with them in the most summary
manner.
lNDA-The overland mail has arrived. The rumon
of an instruction in Cashmere were not without founda.
ton but the report that Gholab Singh, and some British
officers travelling in his dominons had been murdered
turns out to be incorrect 1t appears that some mlsun
Outstanding having arisen between Ghoab Singh and bis
highland subjects he ooshly attempted to coerce them
with force inadequate to the purpose, and, consequent
ly, got well beaten The officers reported to have been
actually imprisoned for some time, though probably
without any hostile motive By the last accounts Ghoab
was assembling an army, which was to march on The
10th of July for the purpose of crushing the nsuecton
his success considered certain The governor gen.
eral has required the Nzam give up temporarily the
management OF the Resident, territory worth $780, 900
per annum to be retained till his debt is liqudaed The
Resident is empowered to take military occupation OF the
districts under Iequiston unless they peaceaby given
up before the 18th of July. In Bombay the monsoon
continues unusually heavy and the reports respecting the
crops are favorable FIeighs have declined, and to y.
erpool have been as low as sos. ton.
Further Particulars
ENoLANp-The Helen McGregor, (steamer) which
arrived at Hull yesterday from st. Petersburg brought
gold, in haimperals to the amount OF f6s0O0 ster-
ling.
firms of London was noticed this morning by circular
the houses being those Of Bernard & Dunsdae, and Lev.
ereit e. Fowlet. The name OF the firm thus constituted
will be Dunsdale. Leveret Fowet, Bernard and The
business, which will date from the Isl OF September, will
be carried in the existing banking premises No so
Cornhill,
Paris, Frday-Five more general councils have
adopted resolutions in favor of revision of the cons
tuition.
PARIS BouRsE, Aug. 2s-Fives, 94.45; threes, $780,
GERMANY-Accounts have been received of the death
of the Duke Ferdinand, OF SAKE CobOuTg, brother Of The
Duchess OF Kent, and uncle of Prince Albert.
ITALY According to letter from Naples, of the 2ls
received by respectable house OF Lyons, the small Ne
apoliian town of Bari had been swallowed up by an
earthquake. Seven hundred bodies had already been
taken out of the ruins.