The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-15

The Russians were sli sending forward detnchmentl
into the princpaties. The TURKS erecting iorl6cs
lions all along the Danube
report had been current thai Austria. Prussis and
Rassa had entered iaie joint protest against the ships
passing the straits; bat il had been conlradicted
The Cologne Gazette further intmses that Austria ia
endssvoog 10 quarrel with Turkey under the preext Of
indemnity due 10 Austrian subjecls
The Trieste Gazette states that Russia demands the
province OF Davslon ~ in payment OF expenses in
cupying The pnnepaes. This province possesses val
liable mines and forests, and commands BaIkstan and
Circsssia.
Confident expectations are expressed ia Europe that
American privateers will not accept letters Of msIque
from Russia.
The Austrian Lloyds says, under date of Constan-
nope 10th Sept That the powers had not 10 thar date.
induced the Porte 10 accept the Vienna note, but the Sui
tan bad decided not 10 appeal 10 the nation At
present
Vienna letter OF the els, states tina, Lord Wesmore
land had received instructions from his government TO
that The proposed declaration that the Vienna
contains nothing dangerous 10 the sovereignty OF the
Sultan should be drawn up 10 the form OF PROTOCOL
after the Interpretation given by Russa 10 the note,
England might invite. but could press. the Sultan 10
adopt ii.
In reply TO this notification the Austrian penpoientia-
Ty raid TO have informed the French and British repre-
senalives that from the position the western cabinets
had taken. IL is now impossible for Austria TO assent to
any connective declaration in the form Of PROTOCOL
Confirming ibis, vienna correspondents slate mat the
perfect accord existed between Austria and Russia
with respect TO Turkey
Political Affairs are quiet Meetings had been called
in several cities mpathze with The Greek Christians
but they hinly attended being regarded Russian
demonstrations.
FRANCE
The Emperor had returned to Paris Many alarming
rumors circulated the Bourse 10 the effect thai
the Russian minister bad demanded his passports, and
that Austria had notified France and England that they
gave active aid 10 Turkey. Austria would side with
Russia and occupy SeTva. Both reports were doubted
Narvaez had returned, and the colonial council had
been suppressed A new ministry had been formed,
with CaldeTon de la Barca Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs.
Gen. Persuela has been appointed captain general Of
Cuba in place of Canedo.
The time for the free importation Of grain into the Two
Sices had been extended till June lst 1854.
Ten days delay at quarantine grounds had been i'm
posed all vessels from the United States to Neapoli-
ian ports. New Orleans vessels were excluded Alto
gether.
The Emperors Of Austria and Russia met al Olmutz on
the oath. Great military displays and long private con.
ferences had taken place.
Mr. Barnard the American minister had presented his
letters OF recall Gov. vroom, hs SUCCESSOR was daily
expected.
The cholera had entirely disappeared from Coren-
hagen.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Indian mail had been teegraphed. with Calcutta
dates OF August goth, and Bombay of the 30h. Famine
and sickness were prevailing al Rangoon Burmah was
quiet.
Commercial affairs in India were satisfactory The
Chinese insurgents continue their advance on Pekn
Money and provisions were scarce al Pekn. A hired
fleet OF English and American ships were bIockading
Chang Kiang The London papers had started another
foolish oy-tbat Mr.. Marshall, the American minister
had offered the Emperor loan OF 81 900 900 on behalf
OF the United States, and active assistance Canton
quiet.
There was nothing later regarding Com. Pery's
movements The steamer Powbaian and ship Wanda
liza had gone 10 join the expedition.
Australia advices say that -four being reshippsd
10 England Sales OF produce were being forced
ton, and prices had fallen so per cent.
The stock OF -four AT Port Phillip was so 600 bills,
and 800 vessels with cagoes of goods in The bar.
Dor. Exchange on London per cent
w. L. Smith, correspondent OF the New York Tn.
bsne. aided John Mitchell 10 escape John Martin had
since reported himself Al his place Of residence.