The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-06

Duke do bTohaHts Will the Atchduchess
Austria The btide AAd arrived Brussels. and 10
have been married in the Cathedral on Monday. the
22j, having IRON fatigue been unable to attend The civil
contract OF marImony which should have taken place
bride is described young lady OF medium stature. oil
moderate snbonpoin aud with very pleasing expires
sion q coanensncs, This alliance With the daughter q
be chief Catholic power In Germany is very acceptable
In the clergy, who are Influential in Belgium The
King is too well Of the power tho clergy welded
against The House OF Orange not 10 conciiac them but
he IL careful 10 give encouragement 10 the UitramOn-
doctrines that would set the church above The
State.
4s3tfGtEC DENMARK
The various laws passed during the lac Rsicbsag are
being published one by onehs object and tendency OF
all being bind the three Duches OF Scheswig Hosten,
and Gutenberg the kingdom OF Denmark proper, by
PRODUCING, far possible, uniformity OF adminsiTa-
tion while the popular representation peculiar to each
territory is to be preserved although united supe
rior State council, composed OF members selected from
their respective representatives - 8.
TIE report OF treaty OF neutrality between Denmark
Sweden, and Nor say. the sveat Of in Europe is
destitute OF foundation. ~ N8rs
In consequence OF the cholera the opening OF Copen-
hagen University has been postponed for month. Six
hundred families living in tents and shanirs outside
the city The disease was however. relaxing its vru-
lence. and not than fifty announced
per day. 1
SWEDISH AND NoRwAr e
The united Swedish and Norwegian squadron were at
last advicss at anchor OF Stock holm The Norwc xan
feet consisted of two rgaies four corvettes, brig,
five echooners five steamers, and 1875 gun boatsin all
1858 guns bu, insntcienily manned with only $500
although the list OF sailors liable to amounts 10
40 500 m t 8N y 7tg1aeas
The Emperor OF Austria was afianced tho 10Th ul
timo, sch the Princess Elizabeth, second daughter
Of Datc Macmillan, OF Bavaria So says elegraphc
Dispatch y,
The archbishop of Vienna was inaugura,ed with great
pomp on The 18th ult. H l0g
letter from Florence, l4b. states that popular de-
monstraon made at Leghorn the occasion OF lay
rloded before the quarters OF the Grand Duke. The ci
zens, refused to illuminate their houses the
occasion. Gnerrazzi sill in prison the 4lh
day fixed for his departure. The Gona|oneri oil
Florence had received orders from the government 10
suspend the right Of popular election 10 municipal office
Increased anxiety. was felt al Naples with regard TO
the harvest According 10 letters dated the 18th ultimO
decree issued the sh, permitting the mporta-
lion Of wheat flour, barley oats. maize and pulse into the
Kingdom oil the Two Sicles duly free until December
3lst The previous duties on wheat were almost prohb-
i,ory: namely ass per quarter. il imported in foreign
ships, and 49, in native vessels.
Vienna letters mention that on August 9th a decree
published forbidng the export OF from Greece
dunng what remains OF the present year
AUSTRALIA.
The following memorandum is from the Por, Philip
and Colonial Gold Company:
The resident director advises the shipment OF 1920
gold bars per Kent and Marco Polo the whole
of which had been sne,ed the companys assay office
at Melbourne. which then fully established and n
operation. with every prospect OF success He ntmaes
his intention OF continuing these operations 10 the ues,
extent
The Colonial Gold Company reports as follows: r..
. The Colonial Gold Company have received sdvices
from Dir. Thomas Conner, their superintendent Veto.
ria. announcing The shipment. per Harbnger TO the CON-
panys works al Rother,he OF eight casks OF quartz
obtained from claims he had commenced working.
MI: Conner mentions the delivery Of the machines FOR
washing auvial deposits and other apparatus for gold
mining purposes, by him in Sydney, and which
would be sent up to The Bendiko diggings forthwith.
The annexed from the English and Australian Coppef
Company illustrates in kabe manner the prevail
ing scarcity OF efficient labor in South Australia:
The English aud Australian Copper Company have
this day received advicse from their managers AIDE
aIde, 10 the nth OF June last Under date the Goth Of
April they write 9Ht
We are sorry now 10 report that we hare been CON-
PEELED TO rut out our furnaces. Our bullock esms
chopped by The ains, and the mules have yet
arrived 10 keep us in supply OF fuel, We believe that
daring the late season have accomplished work
Than any oil our neixhbors in the colony. We have
promptly and faithfully fulfilled our contract with the
Burra Burs Company, and we have succeeded in ship
ping portion of our to England. which trust
will realize high prices The inlure is all uncertainty
labor has never been more scarce than at The present
moment Two months ago we were watching The re-
turns Of the immigration agen, with much satisfaction
our population WAS gradually returning During the last
month change has iaken place, and il would now APP
pear That all our sbe-bodied men again bound Tor
The d'gyings. gu-F
SILL il was anticipated tina, the hieh price OF food al
Melbourne, and the falling of in the quaoty OF gold
produced, would soon ioce supply into the Adelaide
market.
The Burn Buua mine proposed again to start the en-
CINE the lat OF October provided they could obtain
from fifty hundred skilled miners al good weekly
wages, TO superintend the timber work the water
comes out OF the mine. he draining OF the mine would
probably be work OF great difficulty. II 10, there
lore probable that IN the beginning OF 1884 the company
viii again be receiving supply OF ore from this mine