The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-18

port that woman had been sentenced to twenty sshss
Of the whip Tor having nsulied some men who were qa-
The ,ouns Envlishmen 0he AldbosouGbs) who were
arrested are stll imprisoned in the Foftezxs Vecch..
where they will remain until the commencement OF inelr
trial Nothing has lranspiTed 10 throw alghi upon VIVA,
may be their ultimate sentence IL Is generally believed
banlshmenl from Tuscany will be passed upon them.
The piedmonlese Gazette of the 2slh u, publishes the
law authorizing the PedmoDtese government 10 dlspose
OF rentes on The State 10 the amount OF 4oSOOoo for
the construction OF railways =
AT Milan, ~ the afternoon CT the 26th ult. Signor Van
doni be aecuser OF Dr. Cicevi, who was condemned 10
ten years Imprisonment in The iorress while close TO
his house, was attacked by assassin and Killed Dy
TWO sabs OF stleiloone in his stomach the DINER In
his heat tie was an old man OF elghiy-three years
The assassin escaped.
GERMANY -The news from Germany il. that Prussia
has lor warded TO the Diet Frankfort demand form
n the feet that The Pussian German territories, in
corpoated in 1913 into the confederation, may 10 seps
rated as before This shows tendency the part Of
Prussia 10 admit Austrias non. German States.
Letters from Hamburger state that on the 2Sh ut the
Austrian troops withdrew from the faubourg ST. Paul OF
that city, which they had continued 10 occupy since the
recent disturbances The journals, however, state that
they evacuated the auboug only Tor sategcal reasons
and moi from compliance with the decree OF The Senate.
The troops took up another strong position IN the vicinity
BELGIuM-The ministry having made cabinet quss-
,on OF The duty Inheritance IN direct ne Inc chamber
adopted the principle of this tax by 81 votes against 81
government adopted.
GREAT VICTORY OF THE CIRcAssIAEs OVER THEIR IN
vApERs Important has been received from DaEhs-
ian via Trebizonde All the correspondence from Tis
gives more or less of the details Of the success OF The
mountaineeTs the Russians who have suffered m.
mense loss The leader of The Daghlees is Mohammed
Enin the naih Tor lieuienani) OF Shelkh Cham whos
at the head of 1000 picked of the warke tribes OF
the Abedeks and other independent tribes oil the Western
Caucasus had attacked the Russian otrenchments Of the
Chems and driven The Russian troops, under the COM
mand OF General CeTebranoh, beyond Themer The en-
gag ements which took place were bloody and disastrous
ard the Russians suffered SO severely nat al me eaie
| ,haa
wounded away. Their loss, according 10 an impartial
statement calculated at 5000 in killed and prisoners
The position OF the Russian army 70 very insecure on
account OF The communications between Themer and
Kouban being intercepted, and owing TO the vigilance OF
the Daghees il is impossible to send reinorcemenis IN
that direction for time to come. The mount1neers
boast Of being well supplied with ammunition and arms
and ready to continue the against the invaders OF
their homes throughout the whole summer.
/ TuaKEY-KossurH-N Negotiations are on foot for lib
Grating the eight Hungarian refugees at Kutaya Accord
ng 10 The demands Of Austria, they embark direct
for the United States: that condition alone she sane
tons their liberty On the other hand. Turkey will pc
night glad to re, rid of KossuA and his followers who
ha We cost the treasury considerable sum OF money.
Latest INTEL igence afn
FRASCE-Paris Bourse-Fives, 94.55; threes. So. rs.
Paris letters mention that the continued rise in French
rentes has been caused by the SUSPENSION OF broker
who had been large speculative seller
ENGLAND The Times says that the failure OF MesGv.
James starkey CO. Of LIVERPOOL an old ana respect!
able firm, announced yesterday The amount OF their
liabilities has been stated but IL believed to be large
The losses consequent upon the recent fire at San Fran
CISCO are understood 10 be the cause OF the stoppage
! BOARD OF TRADE RETURNs-The returns Tor the month
ending 5n June published yesterday. They show
an increase OF Ell 54i the declared value OF our
pos as compaled with the same time last year, which
was one OF most remarkable activity. Cotton manu-
aciutes show large increase, although the price OF the
staple lower than in corresponding period OF 1850
The chief falling OH has been IN wooen MANUFACTURER
and in metals
The aggregate value OF exports during the first four
months OF the year has been 900, against x2o
al ahnyl nj
I El0i7,000.
With regard the consumption of articles OF food end
coffee and cocoa show Sugar, spirits, and
tobacco exhibit little alteration. and in wine and spices
there has been decrease compared with last year.
The cabpet council sat an hour and half yestsr.
day.
i The GREAT ExHBITIos-The number OF visiters yes
terday was upwards OF ,O00he receipts &264 &c. Cd