The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-21

Is only ec days since the Emperor inspected the feet
In Cronsad which formed in two lines tbs FIRST,
large ships OF the line. and in the second, twelve fSx
aey and corveties two briggs, aud seven large steam.
sIs. Ga this occasion he was saated by the Dasish
war steamer ioser DAnske, which bad Just arrived with
Espingot bslieGys present from Denmark. Ga the
9th the steamers lowed out the liners and the whole
fleet put 10 the steamers and four small frga,es
turning 10 The inner roads. have already informed you
OF the camp OF 30 900 forming IN Fnland-that ln
valuable Swedish Protestant duchy which England al
lowed Russia TO surprise and seize and which has since
been governed contrary 10 the conditions soemny
TO- Everything, therefore clearly shows that Russia
never intended 10 TO any agreement that she In
tends to keep the Danubian provinces and that she is
only gaining time by cloud OF diplomacy. She is all
the while feeding her army OF occupation al The ex-
pense OF her dear ally, and quietly running financially
and commercially. both Turkey herself and all the
other powers, who are protecting instead OF fighting,
FRANCE
sign OF activity is at the Bourse, which rises and falls
with every respecting the Eastern question The
only items OF interest from Paris such gossip the
following
Prince Jerome Napoleon continues to keeIsup his re-
ations with his old republican friends He habiiually
holds his political soress at the house of Mademoselle
Rachel, where MN. PIoudhon, Bxio. Ducoux, Emile
deiiserain. &c continually meet in conclave The En-
peror is much dspeased. at least Affects dspieasure,
al the Ro,orety OF these reunions.
am told that he lately forbade Prince Napoleon 10
receive Emile de Grardin at the Palals Royal and re-
cevsd Tor answer from his cousin that he would rather
quit the Paais Royal himself than his friend
socialists with whom the Prince associates have spice
OF Napoeonsm engrafled upon their other opinions, and
suspect the Emperor at bottom is sensible of the ad-
vantage Of having member OF his family good terms
with the party they represent.
He would not shrink from measures against
any OF his relatives who should seriously thwart his
wishes. AS an instance OF this disposition bis part
learn to-day. that report, TO which have not before
alluded, OF Lucien Murat being placed under for
cutting down some trees waste land in front OF his
house in spite OF the circumstances Of the communal
authorities, is perfectly true.
SWITZERLAND
A correspondent Of the London Times holds the fol-
lowing language
The government OF the Swiss republic is determined to
avail itself OF the respite which Ausrias exclusive
iention TO the affairs Of tho East affords it, take such
measures as shall enable them 10 their ndepen-
dence both by force Of and force OF public opinion
On the goth ut in the secret sitting OF the National
rah alter all the various amendments had been eced
the notion approved by the committee, containing vote
OF confidence in the Bundesrah, the opening OF unlm
tied credit Tor the purpose OF maintaining the dignity and
Independence OF the land, and Tor the support OF the
Tessinese, was carried by 65 ayes TO 30 noes
In former sitting, il resolved to accredt dipo
matte representatives TO the various courts particularly
TO that OF ST. James, and 10 make OF every for
enlghtenng the public opinion of Europe to the senl
mens and Intentions OF the Swiss confederation,
the impression that there any desire the part
OF that country 10 harbor political refugees TO the dis
quIeng OF The neighborng territory The press
mous in calling The government to meet The late Aus
TRAN expulsion OF Swiss africans with reprsals and 10
require that all Austrian operatives, chiefly brcklayee,
masons and plasterers, shall leave the federal territory