The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-17

district is $4,000 ounces per week is confirmed. and al
Sydney The yield is probably large Wages are not as
high as might bs expected. Building was recon.
mencing at Melbourne, aborers being obtainable al ten
TO fifteen shillings per day Shepherds can be had al
from f35 TO Gao, with ra,ions. Seamen's wages 70
England were e45, payable 10 advance IN gold The
Admrals dates are TO 81 April
j TIE "Hydaspes" brings letters from Adelaide, South
Australia, TO the 23d February Accounts from the cop
per favorable circumstances considered Inc
English and Australian Copper Company had 900 tons oil
ready for shipment, and supply OF coal equal 10 lhe
winter demand. considerable number oil the miners
had left Buna Burra but many remained, and the man
ager confidently reckoned making 800 tons OF copper
within the next six months. The stock OF ore at the
mine on the l4th February was 5000 tons. Shipping
| There have been four other arrivals. with 30,97o
ounces of god valued fl2300O, but no later dates
! from the mines.
Ga Tuesday the English brig Crusader arrived at
Cowes, having on beard the of the French brig
Pauline, de Chevaier. master, which vessel was struck
| by a whale and sunk in latitude 40 deg. 80 min.
north, longitude 40 deg. 10 min west OF Paris, while
on her passage from Porto Rico TO Havre with cargo
OF sugar The Pauline was new brig OF 400 tons.
She struck the bow, and sank IN fifteen minutes.
The Queen has issued proclamation 10 the Scottish
Peers to meet al Hollywood on the 18Th instant.
FRANCE
The Patre announces that plot against the State has
been discovered in Paris Thirteen individuals have been
arrested in detached house in the Rue Refine Blanche
The conspirators who in correspondence with the
London refugees were busy making an internal ma
chine Many arrests took place during the night The
machine composed OF fourteen barrels capable he
despatch says) OF containing each about twenty bullets
and their firing in wrong direction would have been I'M
possible.
The Senate is still in session. and has now before II
project oil Ssnaus Consaius concerning the high court
OF justice, and project relative 10 The organization Of
the colonies The vacation of the Council OF State be.
gins the 18th August instead OF, was the custom,
the LIST of September. and lasts till the 18th October.
One of its earliest studies at lis next meeting will be
that difficult question, the budget of 1854.
/ II may be remembered that short time since the
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French ar-seamer TO pass the Dardanees, for the pur
pose Of taking board the French ambassador al Consan
inople This being contrary TO the treaty of 1884, which
orbds shpsof of any nation TO pass the straits, the
permission refused but, on the French threatening
TO suspend diplomatic intercourse, the Charemagne 30
guns has been permitted 10 pass on diplomatic service
and for exhibition TO the Turks, being the first screw
steamer they have had an opportunity OF seeing. !,
The Inauguration OF the Paris and StIasburg railway is
fixed for the l7hnstan, President Louis will be present
The "fuson" has again come 10 full stop; and II is
said by those who claim to know that there does not
pear the slightest chance OF agreement among the dill
ferenl branches OF the Bourbon family.
The letter of Col Charras refusing the oath has been
extensively distributed in the department of the Drome.
AT Valence the people even assembled TO hear II read
aloud Two individuals under arrest Tor having cir.
cuated il.
One hundred and fifty members of The corps legisatf
had farewell banquet on Tuesday evening" at the close
fof the session. No speeches allowed.
An GGcGis broke out at AiTe, in the Pasde Calais, a
day since about unloading charcoal wagon, and
required the military 10 suppress it.
from Algeria No decided check had been suffered by
the French, but The Arabs had massacred the coonsts in
various Districts and the instruction bad spread more
or less over kabya and part OF the province OF Con.
stantla
The Hsraio states that the English charge dafaires
has presented TO the Spanish government the basis OF
postal convention between England and SPAN
letter from Cadiz says The municipal council OF that
city have resolved 10 sell all the property and in
vest the purchase. money in the Andalusian railway
IN fha lima Tho .d,u UraiIp pf he
which were 10 be employed in redeeming the i've per
cent bonds issued in favor of England in virtue of the
treaty oil 2slh October, ls2s, had been awarded 70 IA
Vincen,e Baya at 100000 Tue rate at which The ad-
ljudcaon was made places the three per cents at i5i
PORTUGAL
The Portuguese government has issued an English
translation OF the terms on which tenders will be re-
eeyed for the construction OF railway IRON Lisbon 10
the Spanish frontier. The money leader OF the Lon
don Tines thinks the guarantee somewhat doubtful
ITALY.
The Parma Gazette announces The appointment Of
Baron Thomas Ward as Minister OF State for the duchy
The King OF Naples arrived at his capital on the lsi
u, from Gaea, TO preside al council of State, which
was TO discuss the question of general system OF roads
IN the island OF Sicily, the expense oil which IS estimated
al 81, 900 900 francs.
rae Pope has sent messenger 10 Vienna to remon.
strae against the heavy demands made on the Papal
treasury by Austria for the maintenance OF troops.
letter from Naples dated June "a, says; The Uni.
ted States warsteaner San Jacno anchored in the bay
OF Naples yesterday, aud will Immediately leave with i'm
American missionary imprisoned in Greece The cabinet
Washington has taken up the with great spirit
The United States frlgate Cumberland is 10 follow, II
necessary Mr. Morris, the American minister at Ma
pes has Just returned from the East, having doubt
investigated the pending question.
\ SWITZERLAND.
\ letter from Neuichael OF The 22l ut says The
royaiss have met with another check The burgesses
having elected for the council OF administration seven
teen republicans and eleven royasts that the financial
administration OF the place has now passed into the hands
of the republican party"
II GERMANY.
Nothing further respecting the Zoll- Yeren negotiations.
The Btriner asriten, indeed states that there is vel
prospect OF agreement between Austria and Prussia on
the German commercial question. and that Prussia has
named the 9Th July the date after which she will mol
discuss her differences with the Darmsiadt coalition The
members of the latter hold frequent meetings
The Senate OF Hamburg (says the Daily News) has
received monition from the Bund, calling upon il 10 de.
lberaize the Hamburg constitution. In of refusal
the Bund may pd it necessary 10 make the required al.
teTations by its own act
letter from Bremen mentions that two young ladies
Mesdemoiselles Meyer and Wndermann, have been ar.
rested for political writing.
The Danish constitution, as settled 10 ls4s, has beer
committed to a committee OF The ministry for revision
The osiensble reason for revision is 10 adapt the cons
tuition 10 the Duches OF Schleswig and Hosiein, which
were in a state Ol revolution when the present funda
mental law was introduced. IL is feared by the liberia
party that this is mere petext 10 expunge whatever
democratic elements the constitution possesses.
PRUSSIA
The Russian government has given consent 10 the con
r.. n.