The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-25
The certificates OF the goods returned 10 France after
the Exhibition are to be BY the consuls free Of sx-

CSfbnCaet OIL kOoos tctutucu 10 rance aItef
the Exhibition are be rses BY the consus free Of
pense.
The official ljurn2l slso announces IN relation 10 the
Universal Exhibition take place 10 Paris in 1853, that
fresh adhesions have been received, particularly from
England PIussia Denmark, the Duchiss OF Darnstadt
and Nassau, Frankfort, Hamburg, &c The measure
which authorizes the sale Tor consumption Ia France OF
p,oh,bsd objects admitted The Exhibition on payment
of duty OF 80 per ceGi. has removed the hesitation
which had arisen 10 the minds OF manufacturers
The Grand Duke OF Tuscany. wishing TO respond to the
kind intentions OF the French government towards for.
exn manufacturers who will send their articles 10 the
Exhibition Of 1853. has decided that the Qunquennisl
Exhibition which 10 have taken place al Flo snee
in 1853 shall be advanced year. and be held in So,
This Exhibition, at which will figure the articles n.Ui.
ed for the French Exhibition. will b. similar 10 ,aat
which preceded in this country the Unyeyal Exhibition
OF London"
The Bayarian government has officially announced
that there will be Grand Exhibition OF the Productions
OF the Zoveein next year Munich, and that the
cesssay insure Austria take part in have
been already adopted.
The ship which is blazoned conspicuously on the
the Of the city of Paris is likely last 10 have
some significance. Tbs gay metropolis, in fact. is in
fair way 10 become portihe butterfly to become
grub. The tranquil Seine, in word. is about TO be
ploughed up by the keels Of commerce This may be
inferred from the fact that the Emperor has just placed
at the disposal of Captain de Barazer, of the merchant
service me sum OF $50 COO francs a0 00O) for the con-
strucon OF sailing vessel of 600 ions, drawing 80 lit
tie water thai she come up and unload her cargo
the city quays. steamer OF about the same tonnage is
expected here next September from Bordeaux. She is
10 draw about six feet OF waera depth said to be af-
forded by the Seine 26O days in the year.
see, by the way that the Hayre papers claim clipper
ships to be OF French invention; stating that bor
rowed the idea from the model OF the French corsair
Brave he huII nj uhic ha. lono
been exhibited in one Of our ports
The Non'teur (Which concerns itself unusually with
commercial affairs Of late) publishes the following:
The art Of shiphuilding exercises considerable in
fuence on The maritime and commercial development of
country. 10 France, particularly Of late years, that
art has acquired serious and important progress IL is
true that jealous oil arriving 1t that result the govern
ment Of the Emperor has not confined itself to
aging The labors and efforts of s engineers has also
sought under every circumstance to stimulate and sap
port those OF private builders Thus, when recently the
with the construction OF assang vessels, known by
the name OF clippers, they have found the naval depart
ment Of the government ready to give them all the in
formation which j, had obtained on the subject either ia
France OF abroad The clippers. as well as our other
vessels, already hold very distinguished place among
their rivals of other counties The quickest passage OF
the year, either from New York from Haye to San
Francisco. was made by the Aphonse Nicolas Ce1ard,
belonging TO house at Nantes, which The distance
in los days"
In This connexon, may add that the Miaster OF Ma
flno mas 10 examine INTO
the merits OF the invention of counrymsn. Mr. En-
ricsson. M. Cambes, member Of the Institute, is at
Havre examining the apparatus sent there by MIR. f.
which has attracted much attention.
II was announced in the journals about week ago
that the barber poet Jasmn, TOO well known now re
que any further descnp,on) having been invited 10
dine with the Emperor and Empress at 81, Cloud, i'm
proved the occasion only favor the restora
lion 10 liberty OF NJ Daze, Che que,,or Of the late legs
lave assembly, in political exile which favor
al granted. without conditions NJ Baze than whom
more honest and independent man does not exist, il
highly indignant that nteeesson should be made to
the Emperor in his behalf, and says. in letter TO the
Independents Beige. OF Brussels:
al thought that had made all my friends. and par.
iicularly M Jasnn, understand how much any soci,a
| lion made my behalf would Annoy me and was
hopes that they would for the future conhne them.
selves with which for was right, and for
them duty. That has not been the case What has
lust pa sat oblges me once to make disavowa
the motive of which will be easily understood by every
OF proper feeling. The end OF the prescription
which has fallen and which in my family extends
three generations, cannot even in appearance be the
result OF favor accorded directly or indirectly BY any
one"
NJ. MORN, an ex-proessor OF philosophy. ("ex"-be-
he refused take the oath OF personal allegiance
10 Louis Nspoeon,) was arrested few days since a,
the Hotel Corneills, on suspicion OF being connected
with secret political societies. He is imprisoned al Ma
zss
a letter from Atbens, under dale OF 20 instant, an-
that the difficulty which has recently arisen be
the United States and The Greek governments in
the Kosa affair 10 in fair way OF amcable adjustment,
through the med alton OF the French minister.
IN. lore Ramon Pachsoo on Monday had private
audience OF the Emperor deliver his letters OF csdsoce
envoy extraordinary and minister penEoentiary OF
The republic Of Mexico"
The imperial eour, has decided that an agreement en-
tered into between director OF theatre and a d..
qsear thir.d appauder consc,or for dramatic sue
cess bias legal force, being contrary 10 order and
morality.
Day before yesterday Dr. Cradles one OF the surgeons
OF the Hospital de Ia Pet met with serious accident
II seems that while be was engaged in the examination
OF an osshed laynK the point OF his scissors few OF
and struck him in The right csc, the sight OF which il s
feared. be will wholly lose.
M. Arago has sufficiently recovered from his late i'll
ness 10 attend to his regular duties c.
Literary Notices
Father Garszri's Lscu,n Nsu York, reported in fol-
by Leland n the T,f(e Father