The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19

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The by the Atlantic is 'mponan, and interesting
We from Giles received BY her full details OF The
political and commercial intelligence.
large portion Of Rotterdam has been inundated ow-
ing, II was stated TO The breaking of the embankmen OF
an unfinished winter haTbor Another account mentions
the breaking the dykes OF the Haarlem lake
Several ships have arrived Al Liverpool iron Austria
liza. bringing 1900 ounces in gold The Australian
chants are reung gold in preference bank bills in
consequence of the high OF exchange, which
per cent premium. The disgings were yielding gold
richly. and the most productive OF The year had
commenced Up 10 the llih of June about four mil
lions sterling OF gold bad been shipped from Victoria
during The present year.
General Watson Webb, who is now in London writes
long and spirited letter to the London Tmes IN reply TO
some structures editorial that appeared in the Cou
rer and Enquirer Of July 2sh, the subject Of Yan-
kes pf,v..er1. MT Wr6o points out, quite temperate
~ that the laws of the Unled States against prvaeer
ing are particularly srngen,, and that he is warranted
saying they have been executed and will be executed
good fah whenever the Becsssily ari-~s
he Tines editor reioris in ap-dash, vaporins
rfye--taks of sending Mr. Webbs letter back to his ho
lei, and winds up with assault upon slavery. The
whole article say the least, is in he worst possible
taste 10 The question al ISSUES besides being personally
disespecrful towards literary OF position certainly
no, inferior to that Of the writer in the Times
:, Inc Dails News correspondent, writing from Hong
Kong, August 2. Gays; -
:" l is currently reported that the American coRmis.
sioner Col Marshall bad taken very decided step in
reference 10 ne contest now gong in China, and
.prit OF liberal and Tree insiutons-the commissioner
having, IL is sad, warmly eepoured the cause OF the EN-
peor and volunteered. behalf 0i the United States
gvernment 10 advance the imperial executive 81 00O,-
600. or any other assistance his command Should
h,s Tumo turn out 10 be well founded, is probable that
sr George benbam will make another trip. despatch
mission, 10 Inc insuTgen camp 10 explain the
The PATRIOTS 10 order that the latter may confound
nation with The other
pnvale letter from Constaniinople OF the 10Th utmo
the last accounts from Crcassia are not sals
factory aidr that he Russians have assembled con
siderable tore. on tha, sde and preparing make
general attack wiIh aecor ling to some, 10000 accord
ing 10 sihers, 10000 men. Two envoys Schamy
had arrived at Conslanlinople to demand further assist
ance IRON the Porte against the Russians
Letters from Jdssy state that positive orders had been
sent from ST. Pete sbutgh accelerate preparations Tor
the passage o the Danube. and quadrape the OF
provisions Ia the magazines. PnAce GorschakoF lad
received instructions 10 take all arcessay measures
tor winlerng The Russian troops Waachia and Mol
dAvla aasgEsE
THE rAsrERH QUESTION.
The Russian and Turkish armies are still on the alert
but hosillies bad occurred. Owing the number OF
ceserters, the Russian cavalry had been Withdrawn
matches from the Danube, and their place supplied BY
Coesacks Omer Pacha rewarded every deserer from the
Russians but prndenily sent them all InlaRd Cholera
was very severe among the Russians.
No other vessels OF the fleets mad Constantine.
pie except those already mentioned il likely in
The me that the headquarters would be removed
from the bay OF BesIks.
TIE conferences between the Emperors Of Russia and
Austria, Omutz. had ended, and the Czar has returned
Warsaw, whIher the King sof Prussia has gone 10
meet him. and the Emperor OF Austria was 10 follow
New propositions concerted Al the Olmuix meetng
aud particulars were 10 the English government d.
rec, from thence. Stronger hopes OF q pacific solution
were therefore entertained IN diplomatic circles
The conference at Vienna has been re established be-
the four powers and The thread OF the negotiations
has been resumed, giving the probability that solu
ton more prompt aud peaceao~ than expected is al
basd.
Ihe semi official Austrian Correspondence" briefly
announces the settlement thus "A new scheme Of ad
jasi"en has been agreed on al Omuz and will be forth
with oneres Tor acceptance 10 the Porte" Vienna let
tiers OF The "a slant add that when the conference
proper 70 which Russia and Austria were parties had
terminated, council OF ministers held which the
ambassadors were invited Ii this neeiing thai
Lord Wesand msde his proposition OF q collective dec
laranon. which accepted. This declaration under
he Earl of Ciaendos upon The Cxars rejection OF Res
chid Pachar notifications
Oa the morning OF The 9Th orders were sent from o.
mun 10 clear the railway Immediately When this had
been done Russian courier with dispatches left by
specal train for ST. Pei~rsburgh. The Co~sslufsn.e
s'ses that the French and Bntsh governments had also
s~pt coures TO ST Petefsbureh with important des-
patches, which would arrive there The 9Th inst
AT latest accounts the Cara rejection OF the
generally known rougbout Turkey, but outbreak
had occurred. Consisnlinogde perfectly tranquil
From the prineiI4lt,rs we have nothing but ariike
news. Prince Gonschakoh had communicated 10 The
commanding officers of the different OF his army
the order IRON the Minister OF War 10 the
Try. Both armies conijnu~d 10 he on The alert.
More dehble news from Consiantinope was hourly
look ed for by the route OF Mafseee As the
announcement 10 hand was not very precise and as in
OF such moment, would be desrabie have
full meeting OF the British cabinet, days would
probably eiapse before ANY fe-h decision would be
toihe 80 that no,hing will be done without The
cord France, and Lord Redcines instructions
ciude orders how the of \ decisauoo OF
war either ny Turkey or RussIa.
Lord R~dcl,ne 10 understood. rather supposed. 10
OF The sxp taken by the Grand Coanc
and would without tail. do has best TO delay urber pro-
cetding-
THE PoHrr-F,om O,mutx, Sept 2glh. the correspond
e,,ee o metropolitan payer Gays: The conference be
tween the powers bas ended. The Emperor Mich
ola. and Count Nesseode have given 10 The Emperor OF
Ausra and Count Buel Sehauenstein the most poetive
of any isoA,ed sclicn the pan of Russ with view
The snbvers,on OF the Ooman empire. and that the
sole obc OF the Emperor Nicholas TO Terminals the
hole anxs with honor. and pot end 10 the suspense
10 the European money market AZ early As possible
For THIS purpose the anxious joint desire oil the
cabinet. ot Vienna ard st Pc ersburgh that. with the
concurrence of the governments OF England France, and
PfussIa the collective action ot tie Vienna conference
should be wed. that result should he formu
la OF perfectly satisfactory 10 the Porie A. 10
hold ionA every prospect OF acceptance The question
is therefore regarded SUBSTANTIALLY terminated and
bencetortn involving only lev lorna which We may
safely isave the OF The d'poalist uni~s~ the
Mo~len ianaticism which Ru-sia has 40 incautousiy
evoked should nlerpo.e barrier. These ASSURANCES
wf TAX. place with to enable Russia 70 accom-
evacuation OF The punc hu will involve on the
au the 1--WE powers technical guarantee of Turkey
beyond what already exists IN the treaty OF Isfi and
winch, 10 TACT Gays wriier, would be sotsrluoss
Private accounts from Oimuz, 2sth. aay tina, this
pesceable result OF The conference mainly owing TO
the ss.urance gwen by Lord W~Tmosesnd that the
British government would not insist on The Porhes &C
eepiins III. Vienna note without mod'hcson.-i, would