The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-06

OF June, the day which first appeared the santory
weather delightful the temperature moderate and steady
PARIS, July 1876, p. m.--The question OF peace or
war seems now 10 be definitely settled by the publlcof
course IN favor OF the former may, perhaps be going
100 lar to assert that the definitely settled but
is certain that is IN fair way of being 40 and there Ii
fixed conviction that whatever be the exact nature OF
the propositions submitted by England aud France coll
lecvey, or by the other powers, the peace Of Europe
will not be disturbed or course each individual has bis
own version TO the note which will be accepted by
Turkey. acting the advice of the powers, but there is
nothing new in any Of them The propositions agreed
on by The English and French governments were sent for
approval TO Consannope, returned here approved. and
then transmitted 10 st Petersburgh
They agreed TO by Austria and Prussia and though
we yet know whether Russia has assened little
or no doubt is entertained on that point indeed i was
rumored here to-day that teegaphc despatch had been
received in London announcing the assent OF the Empe-
ror OF Russia and though that announcement may be
premature, il is anticipated certain, much 80 that
the question is now beginning 10 be discussed a. to
provinces FIRST, the fleets Bes;ka bay. This question
will probably give rise TO further negotiation, but for
tunaley the more important one will have been frst set
tied.
The uncertainty prevailing with regard 10 the eastern
question has continued to affect commercial transactions
in Paris during the last week The may be said Of
industrial affairs, which have besides, to contend with
difficulties of another na,nre The price of labor every
where tending 10 increase. in consequences Of The aug
nenaton in The price OF bread, meat. vegetables, kc
the manufacturers obliged TO consent 10 AN advance
OF wages, and they now fad il difficult TO compete with
foreign industry. Although the from the de-
paItments satisfactory, and the apprehensions
entertained some weeks ago for the safety OF the crops
turn ont 10 have been exaggerated flour and wheat n
the Paris market maintained their highest prices II II,
however hoped that the dearh will be only temporary.
se" M On s
prices OF public securities experienced considerable rise.
The cents opened at 77 soc at ISL
&C. for the end OF the months The foura randa-hah per
cents, closed al I02f zoe.
AFFAIRS SMYRNA
A letter from Smyrna of the Goth ult.. in The New
Pussian Gazette, says Much agitation has been caused
by the American corvette having placed herself close 10
the Austrian brig war; and armed her boats, in order
to prevent M kos,a being taken away and conveyed to
Trieste NJ Kosia has protested against the treatment
adopted towards him. as he had placed himself under the
protection of the United States. HIS American passport
has been found.
II is stated that the Austrian government have dscov
cred The oil Baron de HackelbeTg but the inter-
venon OF the American consul has prevented his arrest,
the consul preends that he placed under The protec
,ion of his government He is Hungarian. named Pa
silz who has been hussar He deserted, but never
TO America; il has been proved that before this as
sissii itn he never enjoyed American protection
remarked, that at The moment OF the funeral OF
Baron de Hackeberg, all the consns. with the exception
OF those of the Uned States and England hoisted their
coors hal-nast high Phe Prussan consul was present
person. AT the CEREMONY the others sent some one to
VIENNA, July la-I has been whispered this morsing
that government has received news from smyrna such
dagreeabe description that II will be made pablic.
is believed 10 be 10 the effect that the commander Of
the Hussar has been Obliged give up Koss,a 10 tho
french general and Inc Americans hafd-
ly suppress their intense longing to come to blows with
Austria 1t is by improbable that The Smyrna
affair will have great and direct influence on the Orien
tai question. Austria, which was evidently vacillang,
will probably openly declare her adhesion 10 Rus
sia, while the United States will make common
T The western h nns s not have
behalf, as they are on board the American sloop
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rRANcE.
TT l. 4
Tue three per cents closed 7sf l5c for the end OF
the month and the our.and-a-balf per cents at Io2f
soc.
CossrAsTrsopLE July 5-The representatives Of Eng
land France, and Prussia agreed to the basis Of
the arrangement which is 10 be proposed to Russia and
Turkey.
Owing 10 the feast of the Ranadn, this arrangement
has not yet been submitted 10 the Sultan.
pAsupiAs PRIsciPnITIEs.
JAssY July s.-A TIE Deum, in honor Of the Gar. has
been chsnied IN The church OF ST Sprdlon.
Prince Gorschakoh, the Hospo1ar, his ministers and
boyars. were present during the solemnity.
Seventy-wo guns OF heavy cabre have arrived 10 day
bucharest, July Io.--The headquarters Of the Rus-
sian army have been established in this city, The oops
The number of about 50 900, encamped in the cnv
rons OF Bucharest
AUSTRIA
VIENNA July i6.-Bodies OF troops are still marching
10 the south. Gordon's brigade oil 900 men was on
the 14th instant, sent to Great Beczkerek On the
day battalion OF foot and tram OF pontooas were d
fecied upon PeleIwardein ....fr,s
Another battalion marched on the I5lh and a squad
ron OF hussas sent In steamers down the Danube
NAPLES.
Advioes from Naples of the 18th instant state that the
expectation Of has been prohibited by decree OF
that date.
MApKD, July i4--In the case OF dissolution OF the
cabinet is thought that The Queen will send for the
Count de San Luis
The three per-oents were dooe al 10.
By the Woolloomooloo we have received advices from
Sydney 10 the 2ist OF April.
The position Of the colony OF New Souh Wales ~
described by the papers being most satisfactory,
yield Of god steady, and the average earnings OF
each quoted al ounce day. WIN regard 10
agriculture. The prospects OF the farmers were e1censh
The steamer Cleopatra had arrived At sydney win 3D.
vices from Melbourne Of the 10th OF April, al which
time neither the Habneer the Adelaide steamer bad
arrived IA 600 ounces OF gold dust were brought into
Melbourne BY escort the 18Th OF April.
Gold had fallen rapidly IN puce al Melbourne and was
o.o,,d bv The Argus on The I6h of APRIL nj e. l5s an
Ths markets both al Sydney and Melbourne were al
mos bare OF goods. and profits were being re-
abzed on some articles OF import. 81 lt.5=E
TIE Wooloomooloo has upwards Of $4,000 ounces OF
gold on freight
Our advices from China to the th, six days later
than before received.
.E5rf l.l From Herald, May7
The Hermes returned TO ,h'. port the afternoon Of
instaNt Sir (,eotSe B1uhnyn