The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-13

and that The ports either viii be opened Tor The i'm
poration OF wheat, duty free.
Two failures arc reported from Hamburg s. Lohman
& CO. hrm chiefly engaged III The Swedish uade LA
bities million bsnco assets small The sus.
pension Is believed 10 be consequent on the failure of
Wrampe Co, OF London, reported last week. The
other failure is that OF Messrs Pezer, Eissfslt & Co..
brought down by the above firms
zsesss sWlrZERLAkD.
Vienna adyces, June 49, mention that Count Karnichi,
Austrian char dafaires in Switzerland had left Wen
ma for Berne and speedy and pacific settlement OF the
Swiss question was expected. The Bund newspaper
announces that the Austrian camp AT GaaIde had been
broken up, aud that the bJe OF The Pedmonese treaty
is about 10 be suspended. H
On the 20 the Burmese began to celebrate the etes
which commemorate the fifth centenary OF the accession
OF their canton 10 the federation All The cantons save
which have been in progress for many months.
The federal council have declared officially that il
guarantees the constitution OF the canton OF Freibufg
SARDINIA The session OF The Chambers was on the
point of being closed This has beef the longest session
since the establishment OF The representative system in
Piedmont The King and court intend passing the mon lhs
of July and August AT La Spezzia ..H
AUSTRIAN lTALy.--Ihe appointment OF Cheyaer Won
Berger imperial lieutenant OF Iombardy, in room of
Count Srasoldo removed TO Syria gives hore that the
policy concerning Italy will be modified nj Berger is
regarded as man Of lenient views. ... g
Respecting the Tumored insurfeciion AT Milan
now told it is wholly groundles. The propagation of
alarming rumors," says The Times, forms part Of
revolutionary tactics" .5a "p.a..
RoME-The eighth anniversary of the elevation Of
the present Pope to the Papa throne celebrated at
Rome on the l7lh. The day was ushered in with salvos
of artillery from the Castle of ST. Angelo and solemn
service performed in the Ssne Chapel in the pres.
Of The Pore, Cardinals, and other dignaries Car
dina FeIret performed mass Alter the service, Plus
received The congratulations usual on the occasion.
."a. TURKEY.
To June 18th the Russians had not entered the prnc
paes. Themovemen,s Of the troops continued In Bess.
arabia, aud nearly 100 900 stationed along e
Modavian frontier. Russian force encamped Sko-
leo the l7th and were expected 10 reach Jassy the
18Th The correspondence OF the Os,t Deushs Post pro-
fesses to have learned that the tRussan cabinet does
intend 10 lei the troops pass the frontiers but 10 keep
them on war footing, and quietly wait for the things to
come in Turkey Although this is doubtless a mere
guess, II is pretty much the general opinionan opinion
however, that may at any moment be upset by the ad
vance of the Russians.
Though The affairs of The Eas, have thus lost none of
their interest. and probably will not for time to
come, yet il is certain that the anxiety of the public in
France and Eng lard has much diminished and confidence
pacific settlement OF the difficulties begins 10 be a..
sured. The departure OF Baron Bruck, The Austrian
voy for ConslanlinOple where he arrived the l4lh
tended much TO bring about this improved feeling al
though the tenor OF his instructions is quite unknown
Ga the hand is asserted tina, the Austrian meda
ton is merely that Baron Bruck is instructed 10 urge on
the Porte TO yield TO the demands Of Russia According
to another version Russia had desired Austria make
that demand but Austria had declined 10 do So on the
ground that Russias pTeiences were unrenabe, and
therefore Baron Bruck would be instructed merely TO
pave The way to reconciliation. The assurances al
legged to be given by the Austrian embassy in Paris en-
courage the idea al mediation, or cancellation OF some
kind is actually meant II these could be
ided there would remain but little doubt OF pac c set
Element The Porte will certainly feel grateful Tor the good
offices OF any power TIA, ntrrvenes IN friendly
but IL maintains that some regard should aso he had tor
lis dignity, and 10 Its innocence OF commencing The
Iel. II WILL therefore accept the good Offices of Austria
although II Is suspected 10 have great confidence in
the dlsnerestedness oil that power. Ii believes that
cent circumstances have placed Austria under such oh-
cations 10 Russia that she Cannot however good her in
lenons may be- act impartialy independently between
the two The policy OF Austria in the present question
has been OF an uncertain and vaclllang character
though there 10 be little doubt OF her Willingness
to slice with the party that promises the stronger
The later dispatches are thus given:
"JAssY, June TIA special courier from St Peters
burgh passed through this town the 18Th instant,
his way TO Bucharest aud Constannope After his de.
parture The Russian consul informed The Prince Gbika
that uness The Porte accepted The uunaum, the Rus
gene raj had orders 10 the Pfuh and commence
hostIlIties He consequently desired the Hospodar to
general comfort OF The army Ia The course OF The last
three days deachmen,s Of Russian troops have marched
into Skuliani near Jassy, IN which place a corps Of
40, 900 men is to be concentrated.
"ST PErERsBURGH, (no dae.) The occupation OF
the DanubIan puncpates is here considered very
probable, and il would that preparations are ma
importance The whole squadron Of the Black Sea has
been armed Tor Russia appears TO nlsifus the al
iude assumed by Persia since the Russian quarrel
with the Porte"
The following extraordinary news comes via Con-
sianlinople:
letter from Etzeroum, dated June 3D. mentions thai
four caamtes had occurred in Persia inuudatons and
cholera at Tehersp, locpsts at I.paban and terrible
earthquake al Shaz and Casban At the former place
~ 900 TO IS 900 persons said have been killed
by earthquake during the night, and the pestence
arose from the unbaried corpses. Last IRON
Tebersn say the cholera decreasing fhe British
mission had, as measure OF ptecauon, moved TO The
hills
Constsntnople letters, mentioning that the Shah had
sent envoy offering 10 assist the Porte say that The
Persian army OF eonsider able strength comprising
twenty regiments OF regular infantry, with several OF
light cavalry, differed and disciplined by Europeans
mostly Italians who took part IN The defence OF Venice
and since lSi9 have been in the Persian service. The
army owes much Of its efficiency to the genius OF a
young man. Hussen khoul, educated at the French mil
ilary college Of st. Cyr, aud now chief ad.de-camp
the Shah. U#I#
A Geographic despatch in advance OF the overland mail
reports adv,ces from Calcutta to May 10th Hong Kong
May 9th Sidney, April 80 Melbourne, 9th ; King
Georges Sound, April 18Th There nothing definite
from Rangoon, but IL was expected that either The treaty
with the King OF Ava would be signed al once, thai
the British would advance the capital, the governor
general being anxious 10 bring the close Trade
a, Calcutta was languid Exchange London, "a. Ia
respecting The instruction in China Al Canton French
commodore had seized two Rpglshmen. and forciby
conveyed them boar OF his ship, Tor walking near
French nAastaH on shore. Exchange al Hong Kong Is