The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-26

SO great as 10 render purchases of necessary for
consumption. Prices were. nevertheless rapidly falling
AUSTRIA From Vienna, under date OF the 4ih Septem
Der, learn that universal dsconen prevailed but was
openly expressed panic in The money market had
set D and serious rise in the exchange on London was
the result Gold at ~ and silver al 81 per cent pre-
mlum This panic partly caused by The publication
Of the budget for the years 1851 and 1882 which exhibited
the almost hopeless bankruptcy OF the Austrian finances
PIEDNoET-T The Syndc of Genoa has issued the fol.
lowing proclamation. dated the 3D.;
Citizens! The generous Prince whom you loudly APP
plauded when he fought for national Independence on the
fields OF Lombardy-Vctor Emmanuel ii the loyal and
constant upholder of The fundamental compact, while
free institutions have been destroyed in many parts OF
Europe-will be amongst The 9th oil THIS month
Every citizen, every good Italian Will leel II his duty 10
receive him with gratitude and Joy The national guard
will receive from his hands the same colors winch lhe
Charles Albert had intended Tor II IN ls4s
The Syndic Is convinced that all the inhabitants OF this
city will testify their JOY at the arrival OF king who Is
appauded by every free people, and that they will um-
nate their houses the night OF the 5th, thus secondng
the efforts of the municipality, that has provided Tor the
q es pqse se ssos
worthy guardian OF The Italian banner"
KIN cpoM OF NApLEs.-The military establishment OF
this Kingdom is given as follows:
"ln time of peace the total force of the army amounts
10 45 900 men, vz 10000 infantry, $500 cavalry 1850
| artillery and sappers. and the rest gendarmerie.
Every is liable to in the army from the age OF
Is to 25 Gendarmes artillery men, and volunteers are
enlisted for eight years. but the ordinary period OF service
| 64,237 men,"
SpAIN.-The Duke and Duchess de Monipensier on
the occasion of the birth OF their daughter. had sent to
the capaingenera 900 reals for the troops OF the garr
900 TO the civil governor for the charitable nstu
tons of Seville 900 10 the Cardinal Archbishop for the
poor and the religious establishments and 900 the
alcades Of La Rncnada and Acola, Tor the INDECENT in
habtans OF those districts.
| TURKEY According to the correspondence OF the
Smaphore, The question relative 10 the Hungarian reiu
gees, then staying at kutahia at length settled
The Sultan had resolved TO put period 10 an unjust
nement calculated only to compromise The character Of
his government The American steam e; f'gae Misss-
spp placed by the President OF the United States at the
disposal OF Kossuh, was TO repair from Smyrna to the
Dardaneles on the LIST instant, to await their arrival
on me same day me refugees would quit kutahla and
embark at Jeumek IN Turkish steamer fer the Darda-
nees.
/ Kossuh was TO be accompanied by M Lemmi, Tus-
can, his private secretary by Generals Perrcsland WI
sosky. and Count Ba,hany, with their families. and 30
other superior officers. The frigate will convey those
pesonages to America, stopping few days IN England
daughter of the Sultan had been definitely arranged.
The Captain Pacha, Solman Pacha, had been replaced
by Mehemet ALI trother-in law of the Sultan and for,
mer Minister OF War. The Minister OF Finance had
been also superseded in his by ahz Pacha and the
Ministry OF The Wakous chat is, the administration of
the property belonging TO the mo,ques) given to
Hail Efendi he bad management OF the finances was
supposed 10 have been the OF this new modification
Of The cabinet The scarcity OF money such that the
Ottoman fleet, which TO have sale fortnight be-
fore had been detained in port from total want OF funds.
II was hoped, however tina, II would put to sea in few
days. It's destination was not known.
CAPE Coon HoPE-The Cane OF Good Hope mail
had arrived with dates the LIST Aug The accounts oil
the OF affairs there far from satisfactory Sir
! Harry Smith appeared to have made no movement Of
consequences The Katfrs and Houentots had been in
vadng and pillaging the interior, while Sir h. Smith wa
! resisting the enemy on the frontier.
Just previous TO the departure OF the steamer, news
reached the Cape of an attack upon some English, be
tween Fort Beaufort and Graham's Town, when hv,
killed by The rebel Hotenlos Strong patrols wer
sent on; Immediately, but with what success IS not ye
known.