The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-11

Ihree Day. lsVsu G1NVPc.--hEHIvSA VI
the Asia.
The Blush and North American mail siesmship Asia.
from Liverpool. Saturday. August AZ, with $50 passen
gers, arrived Al 10 O'Clock las, evening The mails per
Asia in charge Of Lieutenant Lewis, X. ~. admir-
rsiiy agent
summary. Cotton quiel Bfeadsions were excited more
and more. ~ 5000. ........0.
Nothing decisive has ye, iIansg,ted concerning the ad
iusineDt of the dirpute between Russia and Turkey.
The following dispatches caused considerable ex-
element they being Interpreted that the Russians had
yeooed the Piulh, which, however does not appear 10
BucHARrsr. Aug lo.-Gensral Osen- Sacken. the com.
msnder o. the third corps OF The Russian has crossed
the Pruh with his forces. General LudeTs, who
mands the 6lih corps,i stll al ismail
GALATz. Aug. I2.--A Russian commission has arrived
the Sulna mouth 10 investigate the condition OF the
nver, and 10 advise to the means OF making ii nayi
gable.
report prevailed at CoDstantinople on the It'll that
collision had taken place between Omar Pacha and the
Russians the Danube. Had there been any truth in
this report il would have reached in authentic
shape ere row. ta gaA
As usual il is from Paris that we have the only inior
nation we possess respecting The progress OF AFFAIRS
Correspondence from that capital s,aes that the French
government had received dispatches from Vienna which
are surmsed 10 contain the adhesion OF the PoIte but
only the ndspen sable condition that the Danube
municipalities shall be evacuated before the Sultan will
send an ambassador 10 the Car To this punco,
the Vienna conference had proposed middle course Tor
the joint acceptance OF the Car and the Sultan. This
proposal had been communicated from Vienna TO Con-
cessarily eapse before replies can be received.
Hail Pscha is mentioned as the intended envoy TO ST
Peiershurgh,
From Constaniinope the general tone oil correspond
indicates that England il losing fom day TO day
her credit, influence. and popularity IN the East, while
France is gaining in the tame proportion from the firm
Intelligence from Consannope, OF the 10Th inst, had
reached Vienna The Porte had accepted the collective
note, with very trling verbal modification Col Rod
would leave on the 20ih with particulars thereof.
Conhrm,ng th. above, press advces N London oil The
same date. from Consiantnople, say:
The Turks anxious for pacific settlement through
the aid Of the four powers but they require some aea
ton in the that has been from Vienna. Turk
ish courier i 70 proceed to thai place on The Goth with
The note modified according 10 their wishes"
We have some further accounts OF the reported troubles
in Servia hut the daes not given clearly Pfince
Aexandes karaseorgewseh had LEFT his capita, taking
with him the archives OF The Slate, &c and bad retired
to, kfaguavatch. Town in tie mountains. He had,
moreover called aitsihe national militia, amounting
10000. and had appointed Kni,shIapin commander.
in chief and publicly declared that he would repel
invasion, whether Austrian or Turkish. All this had
caused the Creates, excitement at The Seryans
divided into two paes-be paIsans OF The Ieigning
Prince, and the supporters Of the xiamily of Obreno
vich. The latter have taken the opportunity OF putting
oil their agents at work in favor OF Prince Miloscb, and
some party sxrmlstes OF decisive character, seem TO
he all that have given rise 10 the report OF
ton. ItrEie Yave ~ ssNa5F4 .fs s.rat
THE AUSTRIAN PRoIEsr-opINloK OF THE FRENCH PR Ess
The Paris Siede has the following remarks on Aus
tria's protest 10 abe kosia affair
(" The principles set forth in this memorandum are
true, bat who that has violated them Evidently dus-
ris, which, in neutral port caused 10 be arrested in
most offensive manner man placed under The protection
Of The Gag OF the United States II The Austrian consul
had any doubt as 10 the legality OF M. koslas naurali-
zahon ne was bound to apply 10 the officer in command
Of the American station. and TO ask him 10 oppose the
of that refugee until the point OF law had been
riperiy cleared up Austria, disdainng the OF le
gal proceeding, attempted obtain justice for herself
Sy force And now she complains Of having met with
legitimate opposition 10 her acs OF violence. We do
no. entertain the slightest doubt tina, the American
n 49,,
have opened FIRE the Huzzar brig, il the captain OF
the Austrian vessel bad refused TO give up ~ kosa In
the hands Of the French consul until hs question OF ma
fulfilled OF the conditions essential 10 obtain natu
rzalion in the United Siaies, viz five years Of consee
utive residence on The territory OF The Union Bat III
Kosia admitted 10 swear deity 10 the American
government. and he received American passport Ii
was the faith OF that passport thai be proceeded 10
Turkey, in Asia, and il is allowable 10 declare that the
anaf does mol concern him any moreit lies between the
government OF the Union and every government which
undertakes to violate ibe guarantee given BY the United
States to M. Kosa- Austria has taken good not 10
place the dispute that ground In the hope Of gaining
to her side France, who has always sustained the
oause Of neursls the cabinet of Vienna has INDUCED
in the lucubralion which has lately published, and
which OF itself condemns the Austrian consul for
more. II the right OF neuiras had been violated,
by that funcuonaFy who seized kosa without ap-
plying to the American commodore, and without desn-
ing 10 take the opinion of the authorities Of Smyrna
Turkey. aways accustomed TO yield TO protection which
does not protect her, has dismissed Ali Pasha, the gov
Of smyrna. formerly Grand Vizier, and Of
the most intelligent men OF The Ottoman Empire There
no danger that the same treatment will fall the
American captain. The United States will uphold the
respect due TO their flag and rather than abandon
projected by American passport, they would burn
down Trieste and again raise up the republic OF Venice
They care ie about The treaties oil 1915, before which
The governments of Europe stop Short because these
treaties the affairs OF princes The expense Of The
rights OF nations. In ruth. when all slumbers 10 kind
OF ieischsm for the status quo would be almost 10 be
wshsd that Austria would venture brave the anger OF
the United States But she will not attempt IL, well
knowing thai The Americans would not hesitate TO de-
lend The tight IL requires 10 be defended However
vs ensssissss. as OF good augury the memorandum oil
Austria for II 10 OF nature 10 remove all hesitation
the part OF the government OF General Pierce TO stretch
out friendly hand 10 those persons who suffer IN En
rore from the peiensons and acts OF Austrian despo,
ism" Ct
s1ncas : f31no BRITAIN. -. s..p
When Parliament adjourns. the London newspapers
take The opportunity of making up their arrearage OF
reviews. and Of bringing forward their about
"wondea goose berries," sngular anecdotes OF dogs
&c, that have accumulated during the few busy ks
that psecede the cloec OF session The legislators he
redtary and elective. have gone TO Their homes, or
'down 10 the north" TO shoot grouse all who leave
tire cities have left and the sosdnary channels" OF ia
formation transmit very small streams indeed This il
The case At present. The papers 10 hand by The Asa
citing
On The 24,h at Osborne, MIR Insspol delivered to the
Queen hia letters OF recall. and Mr. Buchanan pre-
seutsd by the Ear oil Clarendoa.
MIR Robert HOOD, merchant Of New York, who ar
rived at Liverpool Monday morning from Scotland.
proceeding along Manchester about O'Clock
that night, when he sccosted by two girls named