The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-21

- = S~'~'Ney e'seihoou ABOUT O'Clock.
Europe iour days later than received by the sesme
Atlantic.
The Asia brought io2 passengers among Them IN,
Rev. Rowland Hill "NA' -
ihe steamer franklin arrived al Cowes on the oth.
Messfs Whitework Co.'S extensive MILL AT De,
nndse, Yorkshire. have been burnt involving a loss Of
1ioo.ooo. Fourteen hundred hands are thrown out OF
enploSmsnt BY the disaster
DISASTROUS TIsE Accounts from con.,.noooI. .,.,.
ihst on the night OF the 26th OF August disa.ron. FIRE
broke out al AskzasTa, fossshinx town of The nrov
nce Oh rnopopo and burned for seven hours wiihou,
'apoh. IN s 200 shops, 80 houses 10 oil maya.
zines, knans, public ovens. a mosque schools The
excise once and several other public buildings, were
cabiaet council was 10 be held on Friday the 7lh
,n'o consideration the alarming condition of Turk
100 auairs. There was aro = rumor that Parliament
would DC summsned immediately, but this was doubtful
meeting OF the holders OF Florida bonds Is .parcu.
1y leques'cd by advertisement TO in London on
Tuesday liih inst
dreadful accident occurred on the Great Southern
anu western railway at Sirahan Dublin A cattle
Train ran full force into passenger train and literally
dashed y 10 pieces. All the were broken TO frag.
menls except one, which, attached to the engine was
nearly threequaners Of mile Ten or twelve persons
were Killed. smashed that the fragments of their
Uou,ss could scarce be collected Fifty persons
wouhdea some OF whom cannot The cause OF
we accioeA was sheer stupidity in the drivers OF the
caI,le tram. who. by.he-by. escaped unhurt
| DREADFUL sHpwKrCK. THREE HUN DRIED LIVES LOST -
we regret 10 have 10 record scanty OF
one OF the most disastrous shipwrecks caused by the
late gale We efer the total loss OF the chip Annie
Jane, Captain Mason bound from Liverpool 10 Quebec,
This really fine ship left the Mersey on the 9th Sep.
temoer and about thirty hours after her departure
spoken on the northwest coas, Of Ireland During the
prevailing violent gales however, she was dsnas,ed
and was totally lost the night of the 25,h September
on Barra island Sad relate, upwards of three hun
dIed OF the passengers and crew have persisted From
letter received by the owners from the captain learn
that during the succession OF heavy gales he was drted
as Tar north latitude co, and that on the above nigh
WIN strong westerly gale, he was not able TO clear the
land either tack In live minutes alter she struck the
ship was dashed 10 atoms, and only 100 Of the whole
complement OF crew and passengers saved.
The captain had sent by another conveyance list of
those rescued. which has not yet 10 hand About
six hours after the melancholy catastrophe the captain
was washed ashore par, OF the poopdeck. very much
bruised bat fortunately he is al present. to agreat
TENT recovered and has made arrangements for ding
the Survivors TO the main land The islanders have been
exceedingly kind 10 them all and doing their best TO
save what portion OF the wreck and cargo washed
having been bat at Quebec during the present year.
She was OF I294 tons register. had just been classed
Loyds for the highest grade for colonial ships and
in every respect a very superior vessel She had on
board an exceedingly valuable cargo
NAPLES, Sept PA royal decree has appeared which
says 'hs traffic OF ships coming from Newcastle 10 the
ports Of the Two Siclles will be Professionally suspend
lowed BY general quarantine mpost on all vessels
ing from England steamer from Liverpool came in
yesterday with the yellow flag, and was pvt into FIVE
days quarantine The Neapollian board of health is
only waiting official returns Of cholera from England 10
put the long quarantine laws into practice Trade un
usually dull. The expectation OF Spanish dollars co.,
tinues and large orders 10 buy silver still arriving
Another decree extends the permission TO import all
Of grain into The Two Sciies duty tree up 10 the end Of
May, 1854 1Gr
TusIS. Sept 3o-Count d'Appony, Austrian minister
At the court Of Turin, left here yesterday unlimited
cave. The Austrian legation will be managed BY Count
Parr, charge dahaires.
The King OF Naples had Just ssned a decree author
zng the construction of railway between the capital
and Brndis 1t will be executed at the expense OF the
State. the work TO De done BY the army. and supenend
I'd by the superior officers All the rails and material
will be manufactured ia the State foundry al Poriic
HOLLAND.
The following il the Of the reply made by the King
OF Holland tn The address of the Second Chamber:
"GEsTLhMrs: beg you TO assure the Chamber that
it's addtess has given much ratisfaction. remark
with pleasure the high importance which the Chamber
attaches the reciprocal confidence between the eover
egn and the people, and 10 the consolidation OF the
bones which Tor pas, have attached the
to The House OF Ofange Let the Chamber be convinced
thai It's sentiments will find an echo in me, and that |
highly appreciate them"
L~ipsc Mchaelmas fair. Just over, was declared TO
have been highly productive and advan TO dealers
OF ali kinds except jewellers grss Leather and WOOL
len cloths had been carried of advance upon east
sn prices asd large orders had been given from the Uni
ted States and laly
Owing The excitement caused by the transmission OF
false inellis The Continental Tsegraphr Associa
ton have adopted new regulations. For instance per-
sendng dispatches must prove their identity by their
passport other guarantee Of responsibility With each
message be the words the sender 10 accred
tied"
The Police Gazette, of Warsaw. OF the 2sh ulimo an
that plot bad been discovered there the object
OF which burn down and psee the post Office OF
that city. AT the head OF the plot Tor employ
in the post office, named Chencenski smith. Who
everything 10 the police All the accompces have been
arrested
DAsuBIAS PRlKcIPALrTIEs.
GALATz, Sept 17.-There no transactions 10 the
grain market and the quantities hand are immense
There are now in this place from IS 600 to 40 900 ko-
grammss OF white wheat. from 1000 10 1900 ko-
grammes of red wheat, 100000 klog rammes OF maze
and IS 900 kllogrammes OF rye.
Oporo letters OF 2slh nlt mention that many of the
met chants in the Alto Douro wine districts, where
the vintage partially commenced the previous week Ac-
counts relative 10 the wine rather conflicting
ba, the weather fine and warm, and very propous
for saving the vintage Whatever may be the quantity
agree in stating hat the qualify Of the wine
will be very lair.
The Augsburg Gazette siates the authority OF let.
ter from Athens dated the 23d uli, that The Lord
High Com of the fonian fsles and the Hon
visit to Zane, after which the latter returned TO Athens
and the former went by steamer to Csuda. . II Ia
proba bIe" adds the Gazette that the republic OF the
Seven Islands will become one OF eight islands"