The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-31

4 Three Lays Later from Europe e-Arrivay n,
i f4t a--H. #i th the Asia. iaS-.ld#. -. 80 -
The British royal mail steamship Asia arrived hs,.
last evening She left Liverpool on Saturday. tls nam
al about 1, p, IN, fa.t5 . M
/ The eastern gsestion remains where il did Canaan
oinngham has prevented the removal OF Costa Nothing
OF much importance elsewhere. Cotton bardeaine and
apparently would rise IL politics would let ii; fair d.
leans Is quo'ed at Liverpool at 63i 7d BreadstIfs
arm, stormy weather having revived the hopes OF spec
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4 81 a4HlUI s..I GREAT, BRITAIs H ..g p. III.
| In the House OF Commons on Wednesday evening,
Ism, Sr lngles requested permission ask the hon
orable member lor Gloucester tAdmirsl Belkeley) a
question OF which be had given due notice TO the Fsi
Lord OF The Admiralty. few years ago Lieut.. Maury,
OF The American navy, devised plan for the improve
ment OF the navigation OF the ocean mad prepared Ger
tam charts, and had them distributed every merchant
vessel as well every shro war in The Uniled States
service ana The result had been manifest impIov cement
SO that one voyage which had previously occupied IL
days, was reduced TO az days. and another voyage
namely. 10 California which had taken lso days could
now pc accomplished in 100 days. Lieut. Maury's IS plan
had been adopted BY the United States and the sugges
hon nai been made by the United Szies government
ass hsf
having referred this plan tothe Roya Society and hav
Ing received through The council Of that body. strong
Recommendation m It's favor and seeing, further, that
the British association had agreed on similar recon.
meniiaon, he wished 10 ask the honor able me Dber
whether her Majesiy's government were prepared 10
adopt the suggestion Of The United States 10
carry out that plan / geF Fag35oy sHf
On thursday evening, the Iilh, Mr., DIsrae alyerted
troubles and said thar things had now come to what
y called dead lock he thought il advisable that gov
ssnmsnt should fix day ioI Mr. Layards motion The
Lord John Russell in reply stated that be (RusseIl)
n nao ~ n e.ro made missatemeql respecting the mean
log OF Count Nefselrodes circular but, repeTusing
nm focs
erpTeaion that Russia intended 10 make the withdrawal
q The allied fleets IRON TEIksh waters the condition of
the evacuation OF The princpaties. He (Russ I'D had
been unwilling to accept this meaning because he did
not !hnk possible that Two things totally unlike and
dlssnilar as the occupation OF The prncpaties, and
the presence Of feet ia the port Of an allied power could
be compared with each other or that Russia could con-
ceiye itself justified in demanding that the English and
French fleets should leave the Turkish waters before
troops should evacaae the prncipalies. He also
aslonsbed that person of Count Nssselrodes sagaciy
and experience should aix his such document
With respect 10 The honorable members (Mr DIsaes
supposion that negotiations the subject had come 10
dead lock The contrary the Both The French
and English governments had considered that there are
propositions which might be acceded TO both by Russia
and Turkey, which would be the means Of obtaining
pacific solution OF these unfortunate differences Wheih-
er or not these hopes will be justified we cannot know
Immediately. Some time eapse before we can learn
from ST. Peersburgh what is the view taken by the Rus
sian government OF any mode of settlement which either
England, or France, Austria, may arrive al and
while matters are in this state Of negotiation discussion
is not advisable. fsBh415 aG RI .t.rr4E ..#..na Il
The latest feature Of the eastern question is thus given
by The Standard OF Friday evening, 18TH
The foreign news OF this morning is scanly and
doubtful prevailed yesterday at the Bourse al
Paris, 10 the effect that Austria had ned the alliance for
The defence OF Turkey, and the effect OF the rumor-
probably not undersigned effecwas 10 the price
of public securities Now, looking at the OF
lhe money jobbers and their organs for the last month";
we confess that we have very unpleasant, supcons of all
pac 6c rumots emanainx from that quarter The capi.
iasts. who must be enormous losers by the actual
currence Of hoses, will leave art unemployed TO
Ea., ,hu H.
themselves By gradually selling Even govern
menis may be used instruments OF such pecuniary
sralsgems and the fame Of the Austrian governmen, in
the particular was never the purest The cabinet OF
Vienna, alway Gum 'ng, has never been wise .' (.
MIR Hume has notice Of motion before Parliament,
for copy Of extract FROM the orders by the Secretary
OF Marse of The United States 10 the United States ships
Of war, regards their conduct and assistance towards
merchants ships IN distress. "
O.. B Mathew, British consul at Charleston, and
Robert Bunch British consul at Philadelphia have ex-
changed places. The Qaeen has approved John w. |
Howten at Bermuda and James Keenan, at Hong Kong
as consus of the United S,aies = si1cR "afN.#t
The dinner at the annual meeting of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society came of at Gloucester the lIh when
1000 farmers and others sat down together Lord
Ashburon occupied The chair. supported by three four
lofds, dozen members of Parliament. and other local
no,ables. Hon Jos lngerso x-PfesiIent Arisa, and
Judge Halliburton. were present Mr. Ingersol's health
drank In reply he alluded 10 the relative positions
OF England aud America in commercial point OF view.
Agriculture, he said, was, IN many OF lis product.
especial bond Of union between Britain and America
portion OF The agricultural productions OF the United
States the daily bread OF the OF Britain
and business certainly IN Their manufacturing cities,
TO e1teut Influenced by the operations OF the UNI
ted States Judge Halliburton also made speech about
farmefs in general and Samuel Slick. OF Sckvle, in
particular
The Earl OF Mornington sixty. six years OF age had
senl challenge 10 the Earl OF Shailesbury, failing
explanation OF remarks made BY the latter The
House OF Lods Earl Shaftesbury, declining The expla
nation, refers bis antagonist 10 police magistrate
his collectors Lord MerniDgon thsreupon charaeterzes
my Lord OF Shs.iesbury's conduct "absully imper,
nen" and publishes the correspondence in the Times
A. c. Hobbs writes TO the timer. defining his position I
on lock picking Mr. Cotterell, whose premium lock be
opened, has called him into print
The parliamentary committee had concluded the exam.
nation OF witnesses IN. subject Of decimal currency
and was believed the result will be unanimous re-
port in favor OF decimal system, making the pound ster
Ing the integer, and dividing II into 900 mills or FAR
things. t.. sa t... Vi
An extensive silk mill at Derby, owned by Joseph
Davenport, was accidentally burned on the 18Th. rr
Ata Concentrations OF Literature and Au,r given by
the Lord Mayor Of London TO the llerat of the meropo
lis we notice the names OF Colonel and Mrs. Starr,
Colonel Walton, Madame and Miss lie Vert, OF the Uni
ted States l#. i" IL
The number OF vsiers To the Dublin Exhibition /
amounts 10 10000 a day. ~. .a Fl. !.
Outstanding unfavorable representations the po-
iato crop ia Furnishing throughout all Ireland; rot
ve.tige OF the disease anywhete.
A movement Is loot 10 shorten the distance between
Dubin and London 10 eleven hours, by placing an im.
proved class Of steamships on the sea passage
The grand Orange anniversary OF July 10 had general
ly passed of peaceably. ...u. u--.a. ..r
.s From fhs London Timc Of Saturday. Juy ls