The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-15

forth make advances at per cent. per annum upon
wheat, barley rye, oa uceTne COLA aud clover seeds
The French ship Mocha 400 TONS laden with rice and
jus. burned at sea, 9th April Algoa. supposed
from spontaneous combustion OF lnie
ITALY
The King Of Naples was expected at Porto fAnzo on
yisn 10 the Pope Arrests hal taken place al FIas
teyee, in consequence OF discoveries made BY the Ro
man police OF conspiracy among the poorer ranks OF
the people.
SWITZERLAND.
Vienna letters to the 2sd May say "Austris is as in
flexible In liz negotiations with Sardinia as II proved In
he OF Switzerland There is no hope OF a speedy
suspension OF the sequesralion which has been imposed
upon the properties, OF The Lombard emigrants"
From Berne (2sih) we learn that the Federal Council
had resolved orders TO The various eantons in
sructng them their military contngents at once,
and 10 be prepared TO take The field al the fret call
The Council OF State OF Neufchael has been dis.
solved By resolution oil the Grand Council taken on the
23d May.
The suspension bridge at Peacy, near Geneva fell on
the 27th-seyen lives lost.
GERMANY
TIE Aurich provincial Diet had requested the Hano-
verlan government TO obtain permission from the Customs
Union 10 admit manufactured iron free OF duty and bars
at merely nominal rate throug hou the Z)il. Verein
Hamburg letters oil 2ilh mention the failure OF H. u.
Piu Son, Lubbock. .u#.
The marriage q Princess Anna, niece OF the King of
Prussia with Prince Frederick of Hesse. Cassel was
solemnzed at ChaIloltenburs on the 2oth ult
AUSTRIA.
| The Instructions OF the Austrian ambassador TO
Consan,inope are understood TO include negotiations re-
specne Austrian trade IN The eyant Baron Bruck the
ambassador IS considered we'll qualified 10 undertake the
SUBJECT, having gained experience as director OF the
Austrian Loyis.
! Austria is In difficult position Just now If she snp-
ports Russia the envIed possessor OF the Suinah mouths
OF The Danube, she must give great ofenre her Ger
man allies she resist Russian peiensons in the East,
the relations between the two powers must naturally be
\ weakened. IL d0ubIu therefore. w Al her
course Of action may be relation 10 Turkish affairs
! A steamer had arrived Trieste from Venice, with
twenty-five political prisoners from Austrian Italy
board, The majority OF them young of good family.
They 10 be confined in he iortfesses of Layback
kongsgFaeiz, and Jossphs,ad,
RUSSIA.
Dispatches purpong 10 be from kalsh state that the
military camp generally formed dnng the spring, near
Warsaw, had bten indefinitely postponed owing to the
state OF affairs Al Consian'inople and The Of the
southern army, OF one HUNDRED thousand men. had
ceved orders approach the Turkish frontiers. Letters
from Ja-sy also state that The Russian military prepare
tons were continued on an extensive scale A perma-
despatch from Odessa of The 2sd says Prince Mems
chikud arrived this morning from ConstaBDople The
rect OF the embassy expected within three days
TURKEY.
1t is off tally announced that all further nesoa-
tons Prince Menschik o and the Porte had been
broken Off and on the 22I the Prince took his departure
from Constanpople for Odessa. The ambassadors OF
France aud England, and the ministers OF Prussia and
austria, had previously agreed 10 make aempt
al reconciliation between The Divan and the Russian en-
voy Their attempt, however was ftuess as Menechi-
kof persisted in his deinsnd fut tie hmuniles oil the
Greek Church. notwithstanding this intelligence
says the Moniteur, difficult. 10 believe that the
rupture OF diplomatic relations between Russia and the
o lonan Porte will be followed by hosiie<. One guar
aniee Is the wisdom of the OF g. Pr,eisbutgh and
lis assurances o peaee recently given all the European
confts and another consists in the fact that according
10 the hight OF naioa the refusal to accede to demand
OF concessions aud advantages mol previously agreed
IS not regarded as sufficient tor the commence
meni OF hssiies"
The following Is an abridged but fsi,hfu Translation
OF The reply oil The Porte TO the note in which Prince
Mrnsehikoi first demands guarantee for the rights of
the Geek Cbristiansi
The Minister Tor Foreign Affairs ledzes the re-
cept oil Prince Menschkofs note oil the 18TH instant tie
has perused The with attention. well the various
documents by which il is accompanied na~much the
Ottoman government is DESTROYS OF maintaining the
friendly relations at present existing bet Russia and
the Porlei and lnasuuch above all, his Majesty the
Sultan Is equally anxious TO attain that object, and TO
which has long existed between him and his Majesty
The Emperor OF Russia, The Sublime Porte, conormably
with the duties OF good neghbof is firmly resolved To
guate anicaby all matters connected with The demands
OF Russa IN as Tar as il possible to do without
promising the interests aud Independence OF the Ottoman
empire.
Ia reply 10 the different points contained in the docu.
annexed TO the OF Prince Menschikof, the MIR
lister has TO ob-erse, in the first place, that the Sublime
Porte by means objects TO confirm its decision adopted
in late conference al hoe relatively to the demands
and hospital at Jerusalem.
The Sublime Porte and his Majesty the Sultan have
always considered duty 10 preserve intact the religious
rights and privileges accorded 10 lis suhec but Russia
nevertheless, appearing to doubt the sincerity OF these
sentiments in regard TO the Greeks, has demanded that
they should be guaranteed. As, however, his Majesty
the Sultan considers IL sacred duty maintain perpea
ally the privileges OF the Greeks, we'll OF all The
other subjects Of his empire, there is not the smallest in
tenon OF destroying them, bat, on the contrary OF in
surng without alteration their maintenance Bat how
strong and reciprocal the friendly sentiments and
confidence existing between Russia and The Sublime
Porte is nevertheless manifest that State, rs sg-
ing engagement with another, 10 matter so internal
would entirely destroy the basis of is Independence
The Sublime Porte has voluntarily maintained from the
earliest times The rights and privileges accorded 10 its
subjects, and above all 10 the Greeks, and will continue
to preserve and maintain them in like manner hence
forward
In renewing once more the assurances OF lis unser-
able resolution IN thus respect, the Ottoman govern
men is DESTROYS OF mauifestng formally It's sentiments
Of respect and regard for The Emperor and his govern
mcnt
NESscHrEorr's REPLr.
Prince Mensehikof acknowledges the recep, OF the
minister's note, April 2s (od stye,) and expresses the
high satisfaction which he has experienced at the
mens oil friendship and ARD manifested therein BY his
Majesty the Sultan toward. The Emperor of Russia as
well the OF the Porte of lis desire 10
strengthen those bonds of amy which unite both gov
ernmcnls. He is, however compelled to express his
constituent at the want OF confidence evinced by the
Porte in refusing TO accede TO frank and legitimate de-
mands, such specified in his This misirust
displays itself principally in the suspicion OF the Porte
speeding The Intentions OF Rgssia, supposing them 10 be OF
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