The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-02

By prayersi He believed this miracle was wrough, 10
show The divine approve, 2, 's ,uS house.
sb rsposs that the psnspa deposIsss Of gold il Ne
Zealand about forty miles above Auckland. ard
lxes are found widely scattered the country, but
lbs dif6euy Of oblsiaag enough 10 pay expenses Of
working prevented anything like excitement The pas
ssn9er referred TO brought = few specimens.
log bell Is 10 be placed the 'South Stock" rocks
Holyhead, where many vessels have been lost.
The West India mail steamer Panama arrived at South
ampon on the l3h with dates from San Juan Nicaragua
May 10; Georgetown, Damarara, 2oth 81. ThomaGs
May 81, Some deaths from yellow lever had occurred
on board the steamer From Jamaica there Is nothing
OF interest later than already received AT ST. Vincent
sugar making was progressing and the quality good
OF the planters had made OF the process
and expected the produce 10 realize in the London
ket A. TO S. per cwi more than the common sort In
Granada the weather favorable for sugar, but too
warm Tor other crops. The falling of in the total crop
OF sugar in the British West Indies would be about Ia
600 hhds at Batbadoes 10, 900 in British Guiana, 5000
In Trinidad, aud in the other islands about The like pro-
portion. The court OF British Guiana had passed i'm
porant law regulating Chinese immigration, and has
raised the bounty on entrants from Madeira from $50
TO $40 per head Trade at Georgetown continued dull !;
esculentr the growth OF the colony. were scarce and
high priced, Vessels 2, Kingston. Jamaica. May IS:
BaIques Mary Kendall. Edward Cohen; brgantne
Chief schooners William Doyle, Chas. A. Hannum,
b. L. Perry, Emily Kerr.
1t is possible that the arrival in Paris of The Count
Pann, Minister of Justice of the Emperor of Russia,
been invested win importance Than lled
The Constitutional indeed, that his visit has
political object, and that his only business France
is to accompany his wife 70 the baths OF vichy But
the presence OF Russian Minister a. Paris al the pre-
ent crisis, is too remarkable TO be accounted for
slight pretext. oa
II stated in Paris on the 10th that the Italian refu
gees 10 France had been officially informed that any
tempt at instruction at the present time would be fatal
to their country, Austria would eagerly avail herself
Of the opportunity 10 proceed to exiremilies and the
French force in Italy would also be increased
In France England. the exciting ionic " h.
not the occupation OF the Danuban provinces by
Russia can be regarded otherwise than as ACT OF
The supporters OF Russia maintain that the occurrence OF
grave events" authorizes the occupation Of the prnci
paltes while the frieads OF Turkey contend that
der existing circumstances the occupation Of the prov
by any force whatever and under any crcums
by larger force than 35 900 men. drec, violation of
the treaty Of Balta Liman Meantime the opinion of
both parties is that the Russians will solve the problem
by crossing the Danube, and that the great powers will
wink at the encroachment provided goes no further
Alter talking 50 loudly OF war; some such step seems
credit, which would otherwise suffer both at home and
abroad. HH
Napoleon's OF policy in this difficulty is in no
ways clear The Globes correspondence says that the
answer Of the French government sent through the am
bassador at ST. Petersbugh, distinctly and positively de-
MES the right of Russia to occupy the principaies
Bile statement ny the Paris correspondence of the London
Morning Chronicle deserves attention: /" In the Council
of State decreed that the OF the Russians
into the Danubian provinces should be considered
violation OF treaties. On the same day despatch
sent to Count VI ipgski in London expressing The de-
cision 2 oted BY ne French Emperor On Monday the
commu lion was the subject Of cabinet council.
held al London 10 consider the reply TO be made TO the
French government After considerable discussion ( is
leon on The decided as,iude he had sat.nsek ro
edged that the occupation OF the Danube provinces would
be an agsrava,ing circumstance oil the ruaton-but the
reply elnded everything concern active co
against Russia. The receipt Of this reply caused sur
prise at the reserve displayed by Enclant In cabinet,
council held ihereupon at ST. Cloud, the discussion was
Ian nd ,xt. tEn r.. -,
dropped. he hined that this question he should
lake advantage OF to further some particular views Of
his own The conrtiers are at loss 10 make oul The
meaning Of mysterious hint Sill, the Bonse the
prevailing feeling was that there will he war"
The Honfeur Echo mentions that orders had been re-
ceved BY the maritime board OF that port to make levy
on all mariners hi 10 serve, exempting none.
Eugene Sue, 10 said will coon return to Paris by per-
mission Of the government, Victor Hugo who is now
in the East is about TO lake up his residence in Por
The Pope's Nuncio at Paris had died OF apoplexy
Mercantile letters from the OF France state with
regard TO The prospect of the crops in that region
they were still subject OF much anxiety. The weather
continued wet. and the growing wheat tender al
ter nearly three months OF rain and low temperature that
II was apprehended would be scorched BY the fret
mers heat Barley, rye and beans, however, look
ing well. Prices for both -four and wheat had expe-
enced considerable rise. and. this would prevent
expectation, thought that the stocks OF last years
crop remaining in the farmers hands might prove SUI
Gent until the middle OF August.
.-r.s. t.ttfUFf sPAM. taN
The bank has placed as 900 reals the disposal Of
government to meet the halt yearly interest payable nj
London and Paris 30h inst
Gonzales Bravo has declined the mission TO Washing
ton.
From Berne, June lath, il teleeraphed that the
grand council OF Switzerland had resolved 10 resist al
any cost, the unjust demand of foreign powers.
PRUSSIA.
Ii asserted in Berlin that, al the forthcoming Zoll-
Veren congress- Prussia will propose reduce the duty
iron from 10 silbsr groschsn 10 g. The conference
will commence on the 4th proxmo, and will continue
three or four months.
despatch, important If true, from Vienna, says al
the Russian ambassadors al Vienna and Berlin insist
Austria and Prussia disseminating their passive attitude
the caste question in other words they must back
up the pretensions OF Russia.
The announcement that loan oil so DOC, 900 flor
ins waa wanted is officially denied.
Complaints are made at Vienna against the Auslro-
Prussian treaty OF February 10. The spnners complain
that the MAJ ket is inundated with English yarns.
The Count de Chsmbordis in treaty for the purchase OF
The immense Godol's estates in Hungary, which were
formerly the property OF Prince Krasalcoviisch
The King OF Bavaria has Arrived at Vienna
REroaTGD RISING IN hfuAH.-News had been Tecciv-
ed via switzerland, OF violent agitation Milan, in
consequence OF another appeal by Mazzni TO the army
having appeared To be prepared for what may happen
the Austrian government had ordered The concentration
OF lyrEe force NJ GsIlaate between Milan and Aroos
not far rom The Piedmoniese frontier. Numerous ar