The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-31


Joined via, you're and his ardent aspirations viii be osr
ed for Tho sviy Of the OCCASION for the compis:
The enspr.e and ieI %: oea,inusd glory and
With many thanks ios your kindness. ! remain your
JAMES, foY, esq,, Dublin.
On May ~, Mi. Rises United States minister At Paris.
had private audience with the Emperor for the purpose
Of presenting his letters Of recall putting an end 70 nae
Queen Victoria had written TO The Emperor informing
him OF the recent addition to her family
Sunday, May Is, being Whilsunday, and general
holiday, none OF The Paris journals were published
The Corps Leeislat had adopted the civil pension
bill as submitted by government The numbers were
A letter published in The Echo d. No,d states that Mr.
Raspal reaching Brussels, after leaving the prison ut
Doullens, ordered quit the city within twenty -four
hours, but was taken by nj. Villain representative 10
his house, where he sill remains. the domicil OF the
representatives being inviolable. council OF the Bel
gan ministers held the subject bu, their decision
had not transplIed.
A Paris paper says: "rhe Princess Aehills Mura. who
has very recently arrived from Florida. had private in
terview with the Emperor the lah inst She married
the eldest son OF King Joachim July 3olh. 1926. She
has been widow since his death in April, 1916"
was said IN Paris on the 10Th inst, that legitmist
plot had been discovered, aud number OF sedlti0us
pers. &c, With letters from the Count de Cbambord,
seized domiciary visit 10 uadesman. Among
other plans on paper was one 10 seize the for
ess OF Vncennes and The whole OF the garrison though
such ea by the dozen or SO persons implicated is as
company Of the enemy and took them prisoners
The some who surmse that this conspiracy is
70 help the passage OF the penal bill. now under discus
sion. gH
On Monday, The l6lh sinister rumors were circulated
on the Bourse that The French fleet had sailed for Con-
santinope, and that Switzerland would be occupied BY
the French and Ausrans Both rumors were untrue,
but they caused heavy decline in the funds
SPAIN.
From Madrid on the nth Of May learn that the
cabinet was not completed Mention was made OF con-
al NJ nuaa Mari Ital
1t asserted that Marshal Narvaez had been appointed
10 the embassy in Paris.
The New Zurich Gazette mentions incidentally on the
authority OF Geographic despa'chno date giyen--thai
the uoops had been suddenly called out in Milan, and
more arrests made. lsM
TuscANY.--Don Bartelammo Herrara presented the
7h instant, credentials minister Of Peru at the court
Romr.-Fa,her Roo,hsn. the geseral OF the Jesuits.
died in Rome on the sth May.
NAPLEs.--A letter in the Daily News, from Naples.
April 29h. says; lew days since the United States
friga,s Cumberland sailed INFO the bay Of Naples The
was on board. Marine and land spies placed in
every d,recton the telegraph work the officers
iron the Cumberland narrowly watched. and persons
sent on board 10 identity the agato After all, nobody
could find him Much discussion ensued and =, length
come boldly asked The Captain Of the Cumberland, IL
MANN. sailing under me stripes, and stars Certainty
Nevertheless orders have been sent the coast guard to
watch narrowly nigh, and day So Mazzin is sliil good
The recent earthquake had been mos, severely el, al
Caposee, and generally throughout the province OF CT
teriore
The visit Of The King of the Begians Vienna
missed 10 be the marriage OF his son. the Duke de Bra
ban 10 archduchess OF Austria The Qaeen OF Greece
was also AT Vienna, and confidently expected the
Emperor of Russia, whose VISIT however was doubtful
A Vienna letter OF The lIth says: "Ar Foote, the
American change d'afa,res, who has been here some
months. has mol delivered his credentials"
There is report that the Austrian government
fuses to permit the remains OF Napoleon is to be
removed 10 France.
la Hungary and the Temsseher and Servian Bara,,
the land tax rs 10 be i6 per cent.
GERMANY.
Prcpo<,ioos have been made BY Austria and Prussia
TO the German DE, fo Suppression OF all the Work
Assceiaoas" al present existing IN Germany.
HOLLAND.
The PAgal fs;sTnuncio had ADDRESSED circulars 10 the
CAsoos sSnooseinx the inrodscsion OF the ecelesias
cal heszreAy Tie CatAois journals The eceIe
sAcal authority has passed INTO The hands oil the Cath
olse esAoas lo were The cause OF much alarm The
has this. and has attempted inter
fes- II has fac, dooe exactly what the preceding
ministry est Unier he Tbosbeeke ministry. the Nek<r
Asx<xr sa1 The episcopal hierarchy is indeed an
eoasisAel lac. bot i !. 90, eonsanma,ed fael' un-
der The MINISTRY oi Van Hall. this hierarchy has be-
ecue a. accomplished FACT
Alexandra letters OF the 9Th instan, mention The ami
val there OF The United States corvette ST. Louis and the
steamer San jAaio the latter bringing the American
consalgenerA Judge JONES' who had gone to Cairo 10
present bis credentials to Abbas Pasha Trade conn-
oed dull and prices OF all descriptions OF produce tended
downwards.
rARTHouAKE
The month OF March closed with tremendous hurri-
over The southern part OF the bay OF Bengal and
southw es'ern India. II commenced the Goth, and
swept scfoss the coaaty towards Ceylon throwing OF
branch to The westward AT Matzs the ships Seampore
SD tons. Abouker, sic. Laichn 49,. and the Pottu-
Kuese brig S<nkorA del Monte with I'VE native bfgs and
tea boats, wrecked, at Pondicherry Eve Preach
vessels were stranded and at Nsgapatam two went
oowa If their anchors Several vessels were lost oil
Ceyion and = number of native boats were wrecked TO
the north OF MAzhxr coast Traces OF The sale were
clearly cscernhle at Bombay. miles a, least from
the recent boundary OF the region whoh IL prevailed
IN IL violence and rain and squalls occurred lar north
Deesa-
Bo~V kosg advioss to the 2sth OF March conkrm the
the inssrrecfion Application bad been made by the
ycscy OF Socchau the British coosal Shanghai
cooperate the reoe force for the psotectSoa OF
Nxnka- The RAPID advance OF the rebels has spread
CONSERVATION IN that capital and other wealthy e,ss
and the imperial oheals entirely their end
Latsss accounts 2sh March. reported rebels invest
ing MAXIM, which, II expected, would fall Dele
gates had been frcn Soochau the rebel leaders,
o6arlnG large sans OF mossy secure that city froas
mosssahon. The native bankers and wealthy faaih~s
were removing their treasure into the country and TO
SAanghAi tor safety Al Shanghai there was general
panic banking and mercantile houses shut up trade
quss II sand ss, and money that the do
uss on sxpcsts had TO BE- arranged BY giving security