The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Three Days Later frsn Europe.
By the mail from the East last night received full
details Of the news BY the Africa We extract the pna-
cps items Of interest, 81 b.atss s5-a#s.fa #Ha
tn English papers copy from tbs American journals
and publish with every appearance OF interest Lord John
Russsls and Mr. Champions correspondence respecting
the rPartie guarantee OF Cuba Although i was known
such proposal bad been made the documents are quite
10 the British public, and. indeed, seem 70 e1ei's
considerable establishment
Nothing definite respecting the eastern question ou
the circumstance that the Gar hesates ~ reference 10
the notifications stipulated Tor oy he fo''e nau We
pressed the British and French fonds About me io'
instant was the time when reply IRON d. retefsourgh
might be looked for. There was, however, a rumor
that the Gar refuses the Turkish terms
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
,slayyaphic despatch received in London on the 7th
inst ola Berlin stated that the Russian government had
coms 10 no decision the Turkish notifications, the
details not having reached St. Pctersburgh. that il
probable few days more must eapse before the de-
termination OF the Gar could be definitely known.
From Constantnope, the News says. "a certain de-
gree OF excitement prevails owing 10 the notifications
introduced into The Vienna note. cabinet council was
held August 25h, 10 discuss further measures for de-
fence. Relying on the assistance OF France and Eng
land, and with the Amy in the effective condition now
is, war would be far from unpopular with the bulk OF
The people, ta
The following are the latest dispatches published by
the London press. ntE Naa
"BucHAREsT. Aug. %, The Russian troops prac
Using and maneuvring every day No fresh troops have
marched in for some time past Tor The pnncpaes are
already overrun with soldiers Fieldworks and forhh-
cations thrown up and constructed with the greatest
activity especially the banks OF The Danube Ii is
believed that the redoubls being constructed alter
plan which has long since been prepared and that they
will remain after the departure OF the Russian
..ODEssA, Aug 20 The settlement of the Oriental
question is not at hand as is generally believed
The ornaments have never at any one time been sus
pended Our commerce. does not suffer from me state oil
affairs. We are, however, in great want OF shipping Tor
the transport OF large quantities OF corn winch are to be
sent to foreign countries, and especially TO France"
as Times.
II was stated shat fever had broken out some of the
British ships at Besika bay, and small pox on board the
French fleet The acconn,s were thought 70 pe eXagger
ated, only few invalids having been sent 10 Malta
The following the concluding paragraphs OF the ex
panaory note sent BY the Porle along with the modhed
uAinlaum, 10 the conference at Vienna . .
If The last draught OF iha note composed by the Sub
lime Porte accepted that OF Vienna receives the
desired notifications, the Ottoman cabinet WI be ready 70
Sign either OF these two daughis and 10 send immediately
an ambassador extraordinary upon CONDITION OF the
evacuation OF the municipalities. The government OF the
on The part Of the great powers against any future inter
ference. and any occupation from time TO time OF the
municipalities oil Wallacha. and oldava and The OBJ
ect of the Ottoman government IN armng Itself before.
hand with such extensive precautions is TO prevent any
occurrence that might bring back Misunderstanding be-
tween the two empires after the Sublime Porte has
newed ,s relations with the court Of Russia
The points of the daught OF Vienna relative 10 the al
fairs OF the holy places and the construction OF church
sanction of the Sublime Porte
ga copy Of the Vienna note, containing also mod
hcatons which the imperial government has thought fl
to make, has been transmitted to your excellency
" The Sublime Porte. wishing to give another proof
of its particular regard for the powers whose signatures
affixed to the treaty of 1s4l is readyahough the
drasgh il composed lately would naturally be prefer
red-to accept the draught Of Vienna with the modif
cations has made and hopes that the powers which have
a. ION the rights OF the imperial government, and made
esiaons OF their good feeling, WILL appreciatng
these notifications, act accordingly.
HIS Majesty the Sultan having ordered me 10 CON-
nuncas the above to your exceency, well as TO the
other representatives, your colleagues acquit myself
OF this duty and beg your exceency to receys on this
~.T "'l85 ENGLAND. t1I0 p,
The board OF trade returns for the month ending Aug
5th had just been published and exhibited continuance
of the national prosperity. As compared with the
responding period Of 1882 they showed increase OF
0l5 the declared valse ri EXPORTS the increase
beng LARGELY IL ns articles o. As.s.a So"'Ih%pon
month Of last yaar of E32S.467; millinery increase
E2e6,is3 linens, eco $50 hardware and cutlery, ESQ.,
454; wooIlen manufactures, ETA ,642; metss, E269
ala The only articles which any deficiency is noted
are cordage. cotton yarn linen yarn. thrown and twist
ak. Sleeps wool and woollen yarn the dserease on
each being OF trifing amount. In brcadsuhs, wheat
showed 4l6 900 qrs the mpos,ions for the
months Of the present year having reached 237
I0A quarters against 1891 65l quarters during the
psrod last year.. Flour The month showed decrease,
but large augmentation on The year. the imports Tor the
hra seven months this year being o35,3s7 cy against
u
importation OF breadsufs about equal 10 the present.
Sailed provisions also showed an increase
Gen. Sir Charles A. Napier had been buried al Ports
mouth with all the honors due his rank and service
Nearly 5000 private soldiers sought and obtained leave
attend his funeral Standing by the plain brick grave
in which the remains Of his relative deposited Sir
w. Napier pronounced funeral Grafton which was al
Oriental in it's style and terseness. "Solders
there lies one Of the best menihe best soldershe best
Christians that ever lived He served you faithfully,
and you served him faithfully. God is Just ~
trial OF reapng machines had been made at Stirling
The first prize awarded 10 Bells and the second 10
McCormicks, against twenty-oDe competitors.
The surveying brig Dolphin was at Southampton. and
bad been a subject Of interest The brig intended
leaving, when weather permitted, 10 take line OF
soundinss towards the easleEa edge of the Azores
The British ship Rebeces, from London, December O.
for Sidney bad been wrecked the west coast of Aus
exploring party. after twentythree days suffering an
uninhabed coast. t-9
The clipper ship Sovereign OF the Seas detained
day. and did sad from Liverpool until afternoon OF
Wedne sday, 7ih. A Clyde iron clipper, the Gaunt-
let, 500 tons, sailed from Londen Monday, 9Th instant
and intends 10 the Sovereign The clipper Guiding
Sfar had been chartered for Australia for 6 900, one
OF the highest freghis from the port OF Liver
pool
The peculiar position of the grain trade yet occupied
the chie share OF public attention On the one hand it
was asserted that the inlerererce Of government had
caused numerous importers resell their purchases nd
to countermand their orders in America the other
hand. the Monisnv tontradcts that the government is
diapoeed 10 make purchases oil Far from opposng
the regular course OF says that ourna) the
government intereves only to assist by general ard
equitable measures, which secure ts liberty and the