The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-26

slsnnople The that The Russians had crossed The
Pruh requested audience OF the Sultan and ask ed hm
10 demand thai the allied fleets should enter The Oar
danelles The Sultan complied with the rscomme nda.
ton, and confined himself against the invasion of the
territory.
The following curious paragraph comes from Vienna
July
"Great depression prevails in the Turkish capital but
the movements OF The troops and The uhceas,ng coming
and going OF The English, American. French, Dutch aud
Turkish vessels, give an unnatural animation TO The
city"
The ConstannopIe correspondent is inclined 10 al,rb-
ute tie friendly professions OF The government of the
United States to the astonishing Of the American
missionaries among the Mussu!men.
private letter OF the date conhrms startling
piece OF intelligence very high parsonage [quers
who Gear Sultan sis said recently TO have exhb
tied symptoms OF terrible maady which is believed to be
in the family and asserted that the poprieiy OF
nominating proxy Tor is ALREADY discussed The
rumor that there two great rival parties in Russia
gains strength The old Russian faction has at lis head
two Grand Dukes CONSTANTINE and probably younger
broheT and The synod. The so-called German party,
which headed by Count Nesselrode and bis colleagues.
represents the intelligence and civ zaon OF the natisn"
Our correspondent thinks that the statement OF Ameri
aid TO the Sultan rests better authority than
gossipping letter 10 the OeM Des.sche Pest
The Porte had declined the formation OF foreign le
gion. A council OF consultation is about to be sum
moned composed OF the most eminent men from all parts
OF The empire.
The envoy Of the Bey Of Tuns had arrived at Cons,an
nope. 10 express the Beys regret at the most unjust
demands of RUSSIA and tender his assistance in sup.
port OF the banner OF the Prophet
We mention, merely 10 omit nothing that looks like
news, that the correspondence from Alexandria Of the
agemtle Gazette states that certain English agents
atterng the Pacha OF Eg,pt with the theory Of Ara
ban kingdom under British protection. The same paper
says that the Egyptian contingent OF $4,000 is des-
tined for the occupation oil Syria
The Smyrna correspondent of the Marseles Sfmaphore
gives account OF the disturbance in Smyrna, OF which
have already had the announcement by telegraph. via
Halifax. Ii appears that M. COST Hungarian aid
to Kossuth and who had sst returned from the
United States, secre,ed in the house Of Sandman
IN Smyrna. His whereabouts came 10 the ears oil M.
Vekbecker, Austrian consul general who under pTetence
OF searching for thief dragged him out, gagged, hand
culied and conveyed him on board the Austrian
ed by Ali Pacha and the native officers TO have the prs
oner handed to the local tribunals in vain.
entered The port and the captain Of the iIgae. accom-
panied by the United States consul, Immediately went
beard the Austrian ship and demanded TO alk with the
prisoner, whom they believed 10 have claim TO the pro-
command denied that he had any prisoners on board.
The cap.sD0f The 81. Louis and the consul then
went 10 Nv Austrian consulate, where, after a
OF the most violent kind, NJ Vekbecker admitted
that the prisoner on board and gave forced
consent TO see him. Returning on board the Aus.
| TRAN vessel, the American captain thus addres sed
Commander Schwartz: when / came on board a
short time since, your Lieutenant lied TO my face The
meanest OF my cabin boys would not have been guilty of
such cowardice Where is the prisoner wish to see
him" As Commander Schwartz hestated, the American
added: Bear in mind that, II the prisoner claims my
protection, and has the slightest right to IT, will
him myself and will not allow him 10 remain another
minute on board" Unfortunately the generous efforts OF
the captain of the St Louis useless for the prisoner
prevarcaed and betrayed himself much in his replies
that he did not give his defenders the slightest chance
save him. When this known on shore, great excite
men broke out and the Italians would have burned the
Austrian Consulate had it not been we'll defended. In
their hea, they attacked three Austrian midshpnen who
were shore, and killed On the other side, the
Greeks or Ausrians (he accoun, is somewhat obscure)
LAID plan TO assassinae the American officers but, be-
ing warned IN time, they avoided the danger The lia-
lans and their allies have to poniard the ten
Greeks who arrested Costa, and the Greeks they
will murder ten Italians for every Greek. The city
inued in fernent Ali Pacha, the Turkish governor.
had protested against Yekbeckes d-spoc ac and sent
courier to Consianlinople lay the affair before his
government and later accounts from Vienna
say that kaboul Ehend has been inquire into The
natter also that Ali is deposed. and Ishse. formerly
Minister OF Commerce. appointed IN his stead the Aus
The Porte. within twenty four hours, should give salts.
faciion Tor the outrage committed on the Austrian officers.
AUSTRIA
startling piece OF Information published in Paris
on the OH, IN the three government lournas--the Pals
Co'' iuionnet, and Psue-all of which announce that
M de Bruck, who was supposed TO have been sen, TO
Consiannople with eonciliaiofy inslrueop opened
mission by making flesh demands upon ihe Porte This
pretended mediator nowdemands immediate payment OF
i've millions OF pasres due 10 Ausfna and posses son OF
the ports oil kieck and Soulerna the Adrac in fact
renewing, IN more positive terms the demands formerly
refused TO The mission OF Count ieinengen.
Some leter-wTters say that the harvest in parts OF
Austria will be failure this year. but their data do not
seem TO warrant so important an assertion.
SWITZERLAND.
The federal council was opened at Beroe on The 4th
instant NJ Poda, oil TIcno. is elected president OF the
national council.
private letter from Berne incidentally mentions that
~ an American gentleman and his crossing the
glacier OF the Rhone, the son, young man oil twenty
slipped over precipce and smashed 10 pieces His
name was not mentioned
Father Beeks. Belgian is elected general Of the Jesu.
its, in room OF the late Father Roothan.
The only information we receive on the subject OF our
demands AT Athens is briei despatch SAY ing The
American rgaie has not yet left the Pusus, the differ
enees with the Greek government not being mpeely
arranged"
SOUTH AMERICA.
Dates 10 May LIST had reached Falmouth, already anti
cipaed by direct advices.
THE Latest
Pans, Monday evening, July III, 1853
II is said thsts joint note from England and France
has been addressed the Russian government
propositions for the pacific settlement OF the impending
question. Constsnnope news OF the 27th June OF
pacific tendency and arrangement, advised by the
ambassadors OF England, France, and Austria was b..
heved to be approaching is conclusion. The Austrian
inernuncio had obtained the satisfaction demanded with
naval officers at Smyrna The Bourse was firm oday.
without much business doing. Count Nesselrode's la I
circular known 10 Spectators but did not produce
effect prces Three per cents. opened and closed
at TT 10.