The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-22

government OF Buenoa Ayses open the ports OF the
vef Uruguay 10 foreign shipping and lis proposition 10
that effect to The Chambers, sign OF improved inlei-
xence though in The present aspect Of The Affairs Of hat
republic IT'S impossible to assign to the government ths,
beraliiy for which another and less critical period
We might have given credit. II is impossible call TO
nu ole concession 10 Our the part OF the
SCUM American States which has been given gracefully.
we ale Ie@iaded IN each OF gift whose owner knows
not Inc ntr'i SIC value. bestowed from interested motives
and given 20 clamsily rs 10 make these evident The
other project submitted TO the body for enactment
As alaw--namsy, the declaring the ssve.,rade piracy
was evidently insrgsted by England To il no objection
or opposition will be Offered II can serve, however,
for little more than verbal use
pervad'ng complaint throughout Mexican files
OF papers Just received is that the assumed views OF The
American government in respect 10 the Mesla valley
have not been endorsed BY The Washington Unon that
The columns OF your Journal Judge Conklng's assn
RANGES Of forthcoming and unqualified disclaimer find
warrant II would be wonderful were IL Otherwise.
Governments are not wont to speak without the moot
full information Of points at issue Time the most pre-
cous must often be sacrificed. If only for the ascertain
nsnt OF single fact. il that fact BE- essential to right
judgment or confident action The discrepancy is not
with the Uaion, but 10 the unwanantable- assumptions
INDUCED in as 10 the views of The President and his cab
met and the actual facts. a
Are we 10 have another miniature revolution in Mex
leo ltwoud seem so. Guadalajara has not yet had
its full share Of fighting. lls 81 s.fg ~
The regulations for the Mexican council OF State
are evidently modelled after those OF Napoleon II.
Right excellent for arbitrary power. these offer Liberty
with difference highly essential. To prepare and
draw up projects Of law submitted by the govern
menti TO arrange regulations for public administration !;
10 give IFS opinion whenever il is asked for il TO do
the dudgery required unohfng morethiss the work
this The privilege Of that eminent body future lhe
DEGREES Of the government to be published without com
menl is pronunciamiento which might starle had il
not OF late become The agreement between
it, and others known to that numerous class OF bipeds
recognizable as monarchica republican subjects, Is
esA4H --"As like 3a4as
As the EXTREMIST ends OF PARALLELS" u Y s1l4
allowing only degree OF comparison, the posi-
livcness Of assertion. Mrs. MaIaprop was remarkably
slow TO receive simtudes but there are thousands quite
slow, and whose unwilling comprehensions tire
alone can force it. The president OF the Socabss"
has remaining place in Mexico for the holding Of his
club, a e5
Runzeet Singh, one day looking coored map
OF India, with the aid OF one Of the Europeans at his
court asked what the different coors indicated His at
tendant explained that the green represented the indie
pendent States, and the yellow the tributary princpates
Blu, what. said the old che does this red color which is
80 predominant throughout the map signify He was told
thai it marked the boundaries OF the British domnons
on which he tossed the map away, and said "it will all
become red The from South Africa recalls The
ecdote Now that the Cafr is al an end il is dscov
cred that the English colony veges with its open frontier
Of six hundred miles, or eight territories belong
ing independent chiefs, with all OF whom. says the
South African Advertiser, 1--WE have had nexplicabe
connexions in peace, and nconclusive struggles in
The problem Git con,nues) how TO preserve tranquility
among all these poten,aes, and protect the Inhabitants
OF the thnly -peopled districts from being any
moment in OF Misunderstanding" Seldom was
problem easily resolved. Will England, with her
Afghan conquess in remembrance, hesitate a, policy
of subjugaon and annexation lnsurrectionary move.
menis crushed Ia the outset, leading, in India. TO
prompt military interference, attended with considerable
boodshed, with the retention OF the turbulent and all
the surrounding d,srcts will be the method pursued
There gold and ivory lure her on and trade 10 open
Even now European goods are sold in the interior OF
Africa al several hundred per cent above their original
The poverty Of the county in commercial resources,
and the extreme insalasrity OF the climate now
generally regarded premature conclusions bold and
enterprsing American traveller is his way 10
shores from that continent portion OF which he has
zeaously explored. Enough may be thereby added 10
our knowledge TO justify government exploration.
Were expedition properly equipped from this country
to enter such work, there is little dodbt results
would be proporionale in value 10 The effort and the
present administration by the results contributed sci
and TO commerce. would ha another claim after
dis'ingaishmsn, and remembrance. j. C.,
The LATE sTEAxsoAT DIsAsTER--Full particulars rel
awe 70 the CaamOMs disaster on BOARD The steamer In
rire Saturday morning have TO hand and show
il to have been OF serious character than was
at first appsehended Seven persons known to have
been killed. while twenty scalded and others are
missing The steamer left Troy O'Clock Friday eve
ning in command OF Capt Levi Smith. and a, o'clock
the next morning in collision with the .loop Gen
Livingston, abou, miles below Poug sepsie.
sequence OF Misunderstanding the direction
the TWO vessels were going ss e.f.1
Both ruunag at full speed, and violently in
collision The sloops bowspri enisrel The steamboat
Immediately before the wheel the larboard side and
penetrated 10 the FIRE An explosion of the boilers
pipes into the river, and tearing away the e-roons
deck, and hogIrame and twisting 40 the iron rods and
braces il they had been Most OF the passengers
in state rooms, from the place OF explosion
and escaped injury. Some, however. are supposed 10
have jumped overheard and several of the hremcn who
sicp, near the boilers dreadfuly scalded.
soop along side after, and landed most OF
the passengers al Rensselaer, dock, and the dead
and other passengers landed by the propeller Wyo
ming at Poughkeepsie where they were well provided
for. ~ tst Wis ssst.
Soon after the passengers removed the hulk took
fire from the heated boiler then exhausted OF water but
The flames Oily exngushed by the apparatus
provided in conformity to the new steamboat law.
The sloop which owned by George Barns, OF this
city, had her bo wsprt and mast carried away, and the
Rrs, officer, jeremiah Scott, badly sczlded. q
The steamer drified down to about mile above New
Hamburg. where she went ashore, and partially filled
with water. but was subsequently, PUMPED out, and boa,