The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

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10 his reception a. American envoy; boz my pessxs
s.a With i vii! be seized e an opportunity 10 dsniss
him Mr. Soale, the writer adds. viii ~ best mud his
position difficult one ~
AT Rassnna an attempt had s.ds 10 as.-ssinais
the Legste, but, fortunately, without Al For
Ii the Gonfsiiere had been threstesed by the people,
aad much alarmed that he had fed into Tuscany
10 other parts OF The Roman territory excitement prevail
ed The osensble OF the riots the high price
of food Part Of the Austrian garrison OF Floreoce bad
been sent into The Romsgna
By some what singular coincidence Commodore Van.
derSi arrived his yacht the North Star, al Civa Vec
CHA. just when the discovery Of a supposed Mszzini
conspiracy had thrown the Papsl government INTO hts OIL
terror The police OF Cvita Veccha. staggered by The
imposing OF the steamer and the number OF peNons
board Immediately concluded that II was an Auleri-
sympahzing expedition, and refused permission TO
land After two thyee days OF useless negotiation
the North Star proceeded 10 Naples, where, al least 30
the newspapers say she was also an object
and had eventually TO seek refuge at Malta On me 2ad
ult the yacht arrived al the Bosphofns
VENICE. et
The Venice official Gazette contradcts the rumors of
scarcity, and says that large quantity OF corn has
arrived Venice that the authorities are al loss where
to stow it,
Twenty-Five absent persons had been condemned to
death eontunasa, for the part they took in the Teyo-
luton of 10Th May, 1913. h64
The Austrian government had just published an Off
cia report on The result of The harvest The crops
satisfactory in the Tyro and Upper Austria, mddlng in
Carnioa and Austrian Silesia. good in Moravia and
Buckovins and very fair the Duchy OF Cracow The
reports from Hungary, Galcia Transyl yania Lombardy,
and other parts OF the empIe had not been received bot
there TO belive thai without being abundant
as could be wished the result was satisfactory.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussan board of agriculture has published cir
GUAR wherein is stated that there is no foundation
whatever for apprehensions Of dearth Of The
official reports state that the rye harvest in the PROVINCES,
N ptionn III fha dtofric
Brandenburg and the Rhine, good, and in dis
tricts abundant that in Saxony, Silesa, and Neither
Pomeran'a i i middling and that i ia only in West
phala, Upper PoInerania and Lithuala, where shor.
quantities are spprehended. The reports OF the wheat
harvest nearly simarbn with this difference. that
in Wesphaa il is and in the Rhine provinces less
abundant than rye. " et 14eag
Vienna letters that cholera making grea, in
roads in Russia especially in the southern provinces,
whore large bodies Of troops were stationed Il had also
made it's appearance at various points Of the frontier OF
letter from rkusk. July /, published in The Jou ma!
S. PettrsbSvgh, mentions the discovery Of several rich
gold placers the right bank Of The Lena between
the localities where it's continents the Whine and Oek-
ma, fall into il Thousands Of diggers there at pres
eni. provi. ons for their use being brought At high
| found near the mouth Of the river Olekms.
The frgate Diana and the brig PolIux had sailed from
Cr0nstad reinforce the Russian squadron the Japan
seas The squadron numbers i've vesssle. An ar
my OF 5000 this summer collected at lrkutsk
the enirspOt of Russian with China Vs XII
akhta II asserted that these troops were destined
keep watch the undefended frontiers of the Chinese
| dOmniOns
GREECE.
We have further details Of the recent earthquake
Thebes The town. or rather village was built partly OF
stones which all new, and partly OF old houses oil
wood and bricks. All more less injured the
former having been completely shaken 10 pieces and the
latter having been rendered uninbababe. Eleven per-
sons killed and eighteen were rescued from the
fallen ruins The survivors encamped in the open
an, and suffering from the want of water the
earthquake having dried up the wells: Seventeen vii
lagos the vicinity OF Thebes far Plaea had par.
tislly suffered, and two houses fell Cbalkis
The shocks continued for days. three shocks
within the twenty -four hours. 1lHt3i
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
We give the following important despat ches from q
second edition Of the London Times with recommend
| alton receive with csuon whatever is published
exclusively in that paper, and Immediately preceding The
| sailing OF mail steamer for America le.Hs .N4
"PARs-It was positively stated day, (Thnrsday,
Sb nj the Russian embassy at Paris, that the Emperor
OF Russia had refused accept the notifications Il was
added that when the Emperor was informed that the
Porte had modified the OF the Vienna conference be
fore accepting it, be observed, in tone OF much moder-
alton. that he would willingly make essions for the
express purpose OF meeting the wishes OF the Eu-
ropean powers; but he would not humiliais himself in
the eyes OF the world by submitting to propositions direct
| from the Sultan" 81 81 sgs r. 81 l f4rss
Ii was also asserted that Napoleon had stated tina, he
would not 60 10 war in the present scarcity OF food
among his people.
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