The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-16

all Join with Us IN eryent prayers fof lhe DdPp''
this young princess We ordan that there shai &c s,I
to our well beloved granddaughter the nile OF inPea
Hiehnsss Given at farskoe Seo, the 5h Q7thl day oil
October OF the 1883. and OF our ls'sn ss
TIE oy,sl de 81 Quentis gives the following details
of visit which the French Emperor and Empress paid
last week, 10 the fortress OF Ham
"On Wednesday afternoon, about o'clock, The EN-
ACCOMPANIED by the Empress, the Princess Mahil.
de, and some persons OF ,hs court aIsea mere
al the fortress, his former prison during
period of six years, When he crossed the daw-brdge
his features appeared much changed-hls emotion was
great His Majesty went to the gate through which be
had effected his escape, and the Porter having opened H.
the Emperor Immediately related TO the EMPRESS win me
greatest detail all the circumstances OF his flight lie al
forwards assembled to his old apartment, and when they
arrived there the Empress threw herself into his arms and
embraced him with lender emotion. After ms scene'
which much affected the persons present. Inc Emperor
went out on the terrace, and examined me REMAINING
flowers oil those which he had formerly cultivated The
Empress plucked few bouquets and distributed Them
around with mournul smile. simple and fruga re-
past then served TO their Maestes under the trees IN
the OF the fort, and they still occupied In par
taking Of when M Allar, the mayor, arrived accom-
panied by the civil and ecclesiastical authorities, and by the
Bishop OF Adras, formerly cure in the place when the
Emperor was confined in the fortress The rumor being
spread about that the Emperor was amongst US, crowd
cries OF vye Empereur Vive rImperatrcep and ac-
companied them 10 the gates OF the town The whole
visit lasted somewhat more than an hour
lhe 1I0nlfeHT OF the 2Sin puUSnSs TWO Imperial uc-
crees relative to the cultivation of cotton in Algeria In
the first il is decreed "hai colton-seed shall continue
be furnished by the government to the coonsts 3D. that
for three years from 1854 tho government shall purchase
The produce price to be liked each year, according to
quality 3d. that at the expiration OF those three years
premiums shall be given for two years for The expora
ton OF The cotton OF Algeria; 4th that for five years
from 1854 premiums shall be given for the introduction
Of machines for the Of The planters and 5h, that
there shall be provincial premiums hree for each prov
nce OF AgeIa) of 1000 francs, 5000 francs, and 5000
francs 10 the planters who produce the best specimens
and the largest quantities. By the second Decree sum
Of 100000 francs is appropriated from the civil s for
the encouragement of the cultivation of cotton in AL
geria TO form annual premium of 10000 francs, 10 be
called the prize OF the Emperor"
These DEGREES accompanied by long and able ex-
planaory report The salient facts OF this report that
value OF cotton annually consumed in France is about the
$40 900 900; that most of this cotton is imported from
the United States and from Egypt; that experiments
made in Agers during the last ten years BY the govern
ment and in late years by the coonsts prove that the
cultivation of cotton is not only possible in that country
but that may be made very profitable that the quality
of the cotton produced is such that it may compete with
the best qualities of other counres that the kinds which
succeed the best in Agies the Sea Island" the 'Ju
mel" the "Nankin," and the "whe Louisiana" that
these are the kads most in demand in France that the
kind which should receive most attention in Agiers is
mands the largest price, and that the American supply
ESTIMATED in the report at $4,000 bales per Year, cannot
be increased @ account OF the limited extent OF lands in
the United States suitable TO it's culture that this quality
of cotton cannot be obtained in Egypt and that, finally
in Agies as in Georgia and South Carolina, The lands
near the coast are saturated with salt, and capable OF
producing 900 bales OF long staple cotton per year.
One of the principal manufacturers OF Lyons, who re-
Gently made visit Turin to examine the eee, c
po,cer loom OF NJ Bone, reports in general terms that
the machine is OF the most wonderful and important
inventions OF the present age and is destined to come
into universal use.
On the Sd OF October the government received de-
spach from the French ambassador a, Consantnope,
partially confirming the private message above given as
20 the orde; for the suspension Of hosties. The Mont
teur explains the matter thus:
1.-The answer OF Prince Gor,schakof 10 the summons
TO retire had been considered negative Nevertheless
al the request OF the representatives. OF the four allied
powers, The Ottoman government had given orders 10
postpone the commencement OF noslles until the LIST Of
| November In case hosiiles should have been com
menced these orders were 10 be considered null and Of
effect The ss1adrons were to pass the Dardanelles
the following day"
private despatch from Marseles under date OF the
29lh announces that the combined squadrons, no, hav.
ing left Beska Bay until the 22d, bad not yet entered
into the OF Mamora, account OF the bad weather,
which had dispersed the fleets Rear Admiral de Tlnan
had arrived with three vessels only at Gallpol, and
Admiral Dundas at the frs, castle of the Dardanelies
The Patre states that OF The articles OF the treaty
of Adranope expressly nerdicts Russian and Turkish
vessels war from going up The Danube beyond the
point where it receives the waters OF the Pfuth and
that consequently. The Russians commenced hosti!es
by The simple fact OF the presence of their gunboas be-
tween REM and smai The Journal dss Debats replies
conousvey that although the junction OF the Danube
and the Pruh takes place Ren REM is twelve leagues
abope and not below Issccha.
The Independence Bads. OF Brussels, discusses the i'm
poant question whether the order for the conditional
posponement OF hostles, despatched from CONSTANT
nozzle the 2lst reached 0mer Pacba on the 23i.
As service OF pigeons exists between the Russian
camp and Consantnope, says the editor, ihs may haze
bttn and in that be supposed that the gem
era would have refused 10 obey. 1t must be concluded,
came from the Russians Now. the Russians having at.
tackled the first. will the Porte persist in its intention to
suspend bos,es had II only consented not 10 take
1.-The initiative OF them Immediately Must IL be believed,
on the contrary, that the 23 Oner Pacha had not
ceved the order OF adjournment and that he the first
TO FIRE on the Russian hola in the Dsnube' In that
case we may ask If The Russians their part will
to the armsice after having been thus sackediH
The Uaipers, which has published much valuable in
formation pending this eastern controversy, has received
a letter from Cons,antinope, dated the 7h, from which
IL appears that there drawn up and agreed upon at
OImu,z note explanatory Of the intentions OF the EN-
peror Nicholas. It be presented TO the Porte by
the representatives Of The four powers The objec, OF il
is TO tranqullze the Ottoman government relative 10 the
meaning and consequences OF the note Of VIENNA that
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