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


ept upon their movements Al the door OF the opera
The other night several OF Them
near the person OF Napoleon, when the police dexeous
ly raised cry az uoleurs-hieves aud arrested their
without disturbance The police said nothing about
H. but cIep out that the persons arrested armed
With pistol aud ponard. and doubtless meant mischief
The pubic records merely announced Gas stated per last
rteameD that several members OF societies were
arrested IN an attempt TO disturb order al the opera The
ria OF the prisoners concerned IN this aar will shortly
commence before the F0s C0Jrsctoss, which proceeds
without jury. The members OF heee secret societies
are affiliated together under the name OF the lnvslber
SPAIN.
Our accounts from Madrid are of The 4lh instant.
II appears that in the last cabinet council the Queen
repair TO Vienna, and that the moment he showed the
least readiness dsobey be should be recalled The
jony Of the council decided that her Maestys desire
should be attended 10; but NJ. Moyano the new Minis
Ter OF Pablo Works, did not al his personal opinion
the subject, and said to have declared to his col
leagues that his political anecedens and his friendship
for Marshal NarvaeZ would not allow him to concur in
such resolution Hence fresh rumors OF a ministerial
Crisis got into circulation.
Ii was said that General Lesurdni had threatened 10
resign. 8Ha
The following notice is from the Madrid Gazette Of
June 30. and also appears in the London papers:
:" Her Majesty's penipotentiary a, Washington has
made known TO this department that Don Jorge ChacoD,
whilst acting Spanish consul at Philadelphia. from
which post he has just been dismissed has made fraud
ulen issue Of bonds payable at this court At the said
six per cent and The said Don Jorge Chacon not hav
ing been authorized 10 issue any class OF bonds What
ever the public is hereby informed in order 10 prevent
any udce that might arise from the circulation OF The
"JUAN T. COMYN,
u 'Secretary of the Spanish legation"
The Qneen mother. Christina. finding her political in
tuence waning al the present junc,ure, had gone TO
France Tor q season a#sNa
document has been published, which il was an,ici.
Paied would much assist in putting an end TO the differ
ence with the Papal government 1t consists in note
from Cardinal Anionei, authorizing modification OF
the oath required 10 be taken by the Catholic preates,
who have also permission accorded them TO reside OF
Their GiOccses r
The members of the Zo!l- verein conference had their
first meeting Berlin the 5.h. The amount OF work
cut out for the conference will take several months 10
get through and it has been found necessary postpone
common currency between Austria and Prussia.
The Grand Duke OF Wemar died at Weimar on the
morning OF July sth.
The German press. with the exception Of the Nsus
Preussisehs Zeiung and the Frankfort Post Zsung, is
decidedly opposed TO the pre,ensions Of Russia.
DENMARK
Eighty four of cholera reported al Copen
hagen, July but the disease does not spread rapidly
harvest in Sweden will be bad. and the price OF grain
already rising in that country.
Prince Gotscbakof, the Russian commander in chief
of the invading armies, has addressed the following
proclamation TO the inhabitants OF Moldavia and Wal
lacha
PROCLAMATION.
His Majesty the Emperor my lord and mas,er has
ordered me 10 occupy with the armies the
command of which he has deigned TO confde TO me.
We come among yon neither with projects of conquest
with the intention modify the institutions under which
yon live, OF the political position which solemn have
The pfovonn occupation OF the principali,ies which
am ordered TO ELECT is for no other purpose than that OF
effcaclous
seen circumstances. when the Ottoman government. dis
trusting the numerous proofs OF sncee alliance which
tho imperial has ceased give
conclusion OF the treaty OF Adtianope, replies
fen.ye suspicious to ai,inrrested advice
In his magnanimity IN his constant desire to maintain
avoid aggressive with Turkey, long his dig
nifty and the interests OF his empire shall permit him so
On the day which he obtains the PREPARATION which is
due to him aud the guarantees which be hs. right to
claim for the future his shall within the from
Inhabitants OF Moldava and waluchia also execute
the presence of his Msesys troops In your country shall
not impose on yon any fresh charges or Contributions bs
the forage and raons Tor the troops shall IN due me add
rate appointed and agreed in advance by
ernmsn,s, be pa,d tor from s our military treasury
you, agricsnfal abor and commercial speeulsionsl BE
tablshed authorities u by the faithful discharge OF
these duties that you will acquire the hes, claim gen
eroos solcilude and the powerful protection Of bis Majesty
GoRTsoHAKoFF
The manifesto OF Count Nes.elrode published
in the Journal OF ST. Petersburgh, June 40 TO- 81 Ii
important document The following is a synopsis:
The note is entitled Russian Notification TO The Eu
ropean Observation-Disclosures is addressed to Nit,
diplomatic agent" &c. Commences by reminding thai
his (Ncsserodes) circular Of May 30 notified The rup
ture oil Russian diplomatic relations with the Ottoman
government; that Russia had narrowed lis demand to
the simple signature OF note which, except in what
concerns the holy places. did not contain 10
respect OF the general guarantee claimed in favor OF the
church. anything more Than simple confirmation OF
were complied with within eight days by the Porte
decisive than simple rupture Of relations
would be taken and IN making this ullmatum, Russia
has given particular explanations 10 the great powers
bad especially requested OF France and England not 10
cemplicate the difficulties OF the situation by their a-
iude. This two-fold request snbeeded. Turkey
refused The ulimatum, and the two powers not
mended TO their serious attention. they bad sent
their fleets into the waters of Constanlnople. BY
that advanced attitude the two powers have placed
Russia under The weight OF threatening demonstra-
ton which, as they fore warned. bad added new
complications TO the Crisis Consequent this refusal
and this demonstration, the Russian troops stationed
in Bessaraba had entered the prncpales. not TO make
an Offensive upon the Porte, but to Substitute for
moral guarantee material guarantee, and establish
the equilibrium of The reciprocal situations by taking
military position, inasmoch Russia regards the pres
ence OF the fleets in Turkish waters a maritime occu
patton But, further than this Russia has no intention
hold the position longer than her honor and security
require, and Turkey shall have accorded
acon, and the pressure exercised by the two powers
shall the Russian troops shall return within their
confines Bnt R1esia does no, in the least conceal
how full OF meaning is The attitude which she takes and
what consequences may follow from il should the Turk
ish government compel her to OF the limited