The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-29

OF adopting the usual plan OF muling the Foelay
and Tele Noire and, notwithstanding the exertion al
iendant upon this severe tramp after bei pause ihey
STARTED without guide Tor the Hospee OF 81 Bernard.
BY tracing the travel worn paths on the margin OF the
Danee they proceeded safely above 81 Pierre some five
miles distant from the convent and night oyertakns
them this bleak and desoae place, they compelled
10 rest dehle oyefhangng fnghtfu precipce un-
Ill daybreak. the clouds being SO dense as 10 render OBJ
lees in the gloom indehnable AT early hight they again
resumed the track through deep SHOWS, and when
ly opposite Mount Velan terrible avalanche came thun-
deng down the side OF the rocks and nearly buried be-
meath It's The solitary travellers. Mr. Paul, being
young and active, worked his way out OF the cold
mass, and though nearly exhausted with exposure and
TOLL finally succeeded by digging away the snow, in
rescuing his fellow traveller, OF whom nothing WIS.,
ibe but his left ARM al the extreme edge OF the ravne
Had they been short distance further down the pass
their fate must have been inevitable, as the avalanche
seemed thckes below them, and the abyss at least 300
feet depth On reaching the Hosplce, two hours
after this proydentia escape, the weary wayiaers
ceised every attention and the tendeTest treatment from
the hospiable monks, who seemed TO regard the
cessu ascent without guide as positive marvel Al
though the pass has been much crossed the debris OF the
glaciers and the eternal paths that in the
desoae above the forest OF ST Pierre render the
protection andassstance of guides almost indispensable
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET June I6.--The receipts of
grain and flour since last Tuesday have been moderate,
both British and foreign. The trade during the week
has ruled dull the buyers acting with extreme caution,
but no particular change IN the value OF any article has
occurred
There alteration in the value OF any article of
The trade market this morning, excepting In
dian corn, which 3D. 10 Is per Dr. lower Than last
Tuesday, but il in fair demand for shipment Ire
land. The business done in wheat and flour was 10 a
moderate extent for present consumption and there was
untayorable TO the growing crops, which are looking
well.
Additional News by the steamer Niagara.
The English papers by the Niagara furnish the follow
ing additional liens:
BELGIUM
The trial instituted by the government, the demand
oil M Louis Napoleon, against The editor and publisher
OF the Nation took place al Braban the 7h The de-
PENDANTS were charged with writing and publishing
article characterized as outrage upon the President.
The jury acquitted both the accused
The Belgian elections hitherto in favor of the
liberals. twenyfv of whom have been elected against
nineteen OF the opposition.
PRUSSIA
The Kreuz Zeitung declares that, whatever may have
been asserted TO the contrary the London protocol
Switzerland contains implicit recognition OF the right
OF the King OF Prussia to establish his right Neuf-
chate, sword in hand. The Kreus Zeitung adds the
opinion that five battalions of Prussans would be quite
equal to the task if circumstances rendered their services
necessary.
The Emperor of Austria was to leave Vienna on the
night OF the 4th instant for Pesh, steamng down the
Danube in the boat, the Archduke Albert. II was
expected that he would make the journey in fourteen
hours. Prince Estherhazy TO receive him at Pesth
al the head OF a body Of Hungarian mobiles.
In the Vienna Gazette of the 4h instant the Emperor
OF Austria makes known an ordinance of his imperial
pleasure on the regulations to be applied TO the press
his domiDions. The inerdctions fill nine columns of
that newspaper. Copies OF the journals must be deposit
ted IN the hands OF the authorities hour before their
publication, and for works three days previous The
government permission must be obtained for the sale oil
The journals No Journal caa be published but in virtue
of concession 8N
AT Vienna this concession will be granted by the police
authorities, and in the provinces by the government The
editors must be twenty four years of age be Austrian
subjects, and Of reproachabe reputation. The political
and religious journals are bound TO furnish caution
money the maximum of which is fixed 1000 forms
The journals will have delay OF three months granted
them 10 furnish the caution money. Journals having
hostile and dangerous tendency may be suppressed after
two warnings. The police may prohibit the distribution
of articles printed abroad Offences of the press will be
tired by the ordinary tribunals
GREECE.
The Trieste Gazette has the following from Athens
"The attention of the government is present engaged
very serious affair proposes 10 conclude with the
Patriarch of Constaninople treaty. which will
peely change the relations of the Greek Church. which
had declared itself independent OF Cons,antnople since
The establishment OF Kingdom, and which had for its
chief synod chosen by the King By the treaty
the Greek Church will cease to be an independent
Der oil the dogma OF Anatoa and will return under the
authority of the patriarch The orthodox Russian party
have long looked for this result 1t M Deganni
who, when Greek charge daiiaires at Constantinope,
succeeded in concluding this treaty. with the support OF
the orthodox party. The Greek ministers about
10 present it TO the Chambers"
In Germany the anagonism OF parties respecting the
ZoVerein has reached serious height. Some conces-
sions, or an open RUPTURE must speedily take place.
ITALY.
Nothing further has ranspired in Mr. Muuay's
The British government has sent orders 10 Mr.. Moore,
the consul at Ancona which have been by lele-
graph to the vice consul at Trieste. An energetic action
on the part of the British authorities il anticipated.
The grand council OF the canton oil TIcno, IN Swzer-
land has passed law, by vote OF SO TO suppessng
the Roman Catholic religious corporations existing in the
CANTON and contscang their property The grand
cal consists OF IL members
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