The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-13

nae has announced his intention Of Withdrawing his pre-
tensions as candidate for the presidency OF the republic
1.-The wish" was. tina part OF the writer the father
10 The thought" for the Bulletin dc Parts authortativey
conifadlos the Tumor.
SpuN-The Madrid journals OF the 22i instant state
that IL was confidently asserted al Madrid that OF
Mazzi0is procamatioDs had been widely circulated IN
that city, recommending the Spanish demagogues TO be
red 10 aci al The rs signal the Time 10 approach
ing for the overthrow OF all the thrones IN Europe II,
was believed however that such incendlary pubiica-
tons would have bat liule effect amongst Tue popuia'
ton m
The Gazette publishes the returns OF the receipts OF the
customs OF Spain and the neghborng islands IN ls4s and
$780, from which il appears that the proceeds OF una,
branch of the public revenue amounted IN 1900 10
1865 52945i reals, (about twenty millions obdoars) IN
ls4g they only reached the sum OF l26,26o So reals
so that there balance in favor OF 1880 oi 392o3ioZ
reals Cation alone produced IL 4l3 sos reals IN lS0O
The Official Gazette announces that the Captain Gen
eral of the Philippine islands had forwarded to The Span,
-l government the aci OF submission oil me sultan o.
Jolo In vrue OF that act the island is Ia future 10 FORM
part OF the Spanish possessions The government ma.
establish factory here. MAINTAIN IN u military oice'
and the Sultan 10 receive his inves'lue ana appoint
ment from the Queen OF Span. The government hao
likewise received the submission OF the Sultan OF Cuza
malam. j. Mindano, who pledged himself as well as 'he
Sultan of Jolo, TO suppress piracy in his domnions r
The Herdtdo states that the government had been ON
ciay informed by its consus at Madeira and Lisbon OF
the disappearance Of cholera in the Canary islands
IrALy-The Untuers quotes letter from Rome OF the
2oih stating that serious MISUNDERSTANDING mas arisen
| under the following circumstances; AT The time the
French occupied Rome they took possession OF the oces
Of The lnqus,on, and lodged some companies there
Some time alter however, they restored the building lo
the Congregation OF the Holy Once who got II repaired
at a cost of l5OJO. and enabled to occupy It but
few months ago Ga the 10th the French commission
for quarering the troops suddenly received information
that the It'll battalion OF Chasseurs was coming on the
following evening Not knowing WI ere 10 quarteI them
al SO short notice. the Immediately sent
10 the Holy Office, announcing, in rather an mperious
Tone their Intention OF taking possession OF The buildings,
and demanding the Immediate removal oil the officers o.
the lGqnson II being urged on The part OF the latter
,ha, il impossible remove the archives, the irbu
nal, &c. a, ents warning, respite OF three days
at length granted with The provso that those parts
occupied by the French troops. The Holy Father. who
himself the project Of the congregation gave orders 10
look out for another suitable building wherein 10 install
the homeless tribunal but every effort having proved
fruiiIess, His Holiness has been at last obliged TO appor
ton for the officers of the Inquistion few rooms in the
palace OF the Vatican.
DENMARK. Hamburg correspondence OF the 25h inst.
states that there are again umors oil general amnesty
for the Scheswig insurgents, with the exception OF the
! AugustenbuIg family
TuRKEY-A eIegraphc despatch from Constantnope
OF the l2lh inst, in the Koinsr, Zsnu"g. announces
another conagraiOn in that CITY, by which no less than
| l44 houses were reduced TO ashes.
Advices from Damascus OF the , inst state that there
is reason 10 fear that the last from Bagdad has
been attacked and plundered by The Dedou'ns.
EcYpr.- Alexandria, July l9-The political question
finally adjusted The Grower is still here awaiting the
Pacha's final answer the Su,ans demands. II is ex
peced that modification of some of the severe articles
of the hrman will be accomplished, and in this modified
shape accepted BY the Egyptian government.
INpIA-The dates are Bombay, June rs Cacus,
June H. There is, OF course, news from China by
this arrival.
i From the Overland Bombay Times June IS.
On the 2ed of May extraordinary fall Of occurred
near Bangaloe, during storm OF thunder lightning and
rain. The bastones which al first made their appear
about the size OF lines and oranges, and broke
through the tiles and roofs of houses, and destroyed
garden and frat trees. Some of the baletones found
next morning large goose eggs, some big
pumpkins-one block. found in dry well. measured
four feet and half in leagh three in breadth, and one
cemen,ation Of several of the smaller pieces into one
lump although the fall OF pieces OF ice OF this size is
unlrequent in India In the reign OF Tippoo Sultan
piece found the size OF an elephant, which took
eral days melt In 1926 piece OF similar fell in
Candeish In 1888 block Of ice, apparently OF
cemented halsones was found Dharwar measuring
30 feet in circumference.
During the storm which occurred on the It'll OF June
the ship Atiet Rohoman, with nearly 800 pilgrims from
Mecca board, wrecked at the island of Kenery
the mouth OF Bombay harbo with loss of about 10
lives The sufferers were chiefly females.
| ALGERn-Accouns have been received from Algiers
to the goth instant They further OF
the expediionary column IN kabyla The most important
the nth, when the kahyles left 100 men the
field OF battle among whom was chief who had been
OF the inve,eTate enemies OF the French In this
affair the French had one killed and eight wounded Com
mander Fourner received muske ball in the forehead,
and died Immediately. This victory regarded as the
successful winding up of the operations and the troops
returning 10 their garsons after short but bril-
liant campaign, in which there had been altogether 90
comba,s, all 10 The advantage of the French army.
! From the Boston Courier, Aug, 10.