The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-18


there was no lack On the whole, however, the market
kept well could be expected in The present c-
cal condition OF affairs
Respecting The Turkish question we have moi much
that IL new. Mos, OF the Pals papes. excepting the
Journal dss Dsbs,, strongly condemn the conduct OF
Russia, and support Turkey.
The Monsieur states that the imperial government had
already received assurances OF con buttons To the Great
Exh bi,ion OF French Industry, TO take place 1855.
Bavaria, Saxony. Baden, Nassau Frankfort and Berne
An imperial decree authorizes the importation of lin-
seed for Feed into France henceforh duty free.
The city OF Lyons had presented General Oudino the
sword OF honor voted time since for bis services al
Rome.
In consequence OF the inolerant attitude lately as
sumed by the uTamontane party the Protestant clergy
OF France al their last annual conference. appointed
committee TO consider what steps necessary 10 lake
for the maintenance OF religious Liberty :,
Respecting agricultural prospects we read IN The Mont
@ that had been entertained of the state
OF the crops, but at present all fears were discarded and
the situation OF the principal articles Oh produce was ex
ceent Wheats were rather back ward perhaps but
cent rans succeeded by genial weather. had placed them
out OF danger. Rye was line everywhere, and Cola
much improved by the late rains AS TO the grass crops
they seen more abundant, particularly in the
artificial meadows.
The .akbar of Algiers, of the ed umo, says: "a
Geographic despatch IRON the camp of The Oued aouaz
states that the 10Th the governor general attack the
villages OF the Diermounds. On the same day, General
Macmahon arrived at Mrouahs, aud received the sub
OF the province had issued proclamation, dated from
headquarters. May 17h. announcing that the campaign
against the Kabyle tribes about to commence and
calling on the soldiers to perform their usual prodgies
OF valor
paragraph in letter received ia Paris from Alexan-
dria May 90 says; The differences between the United
States and the pacha OF Egypt have been arranged"
BELGIUM.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE-DEMANDs OF FRANCE FOR
| .eht
of the Duke de Brabant heir to the Belgian throne, with
the Austrian Arch Duchess Marie had been officially an
nounced to the Chambers. The marriage will be cee-
braled next month al Brussels.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle
learns from what he considers sure source, that M
His de Butenva the French minister, has received in
structons from his government to claim from Belgium
sun OF fifty millions of francs, as reimbursement OF the
cost OF the expedition 10 Antwerp, in the early part OF
Louis Phlippes reign This claim is made in retaliation
for the proposed Austrian alliances.
DENMARK.
The Danish Ministry of Marine have issued notice
prohibiting vessels from anchoring within certain dis
tances OF the submarine telegraph wires, the distance
being marked of by buOys painted white,
The Chambers were convoked for the 18th instant
At the Copenhagen elections, the 9th OF May, thu
opposition carried the day over the ministerial candidates
! SWITZERLAND
Diplomatic relations have not been re-esablished be
tween Austria and Switzerland. notwithstanding the as
serlion to that effect in the London Times and othe
journals. Al the same time The probability is that nego
tiations will be resumed, nasmuch before Austria al,
lacks Switzerland she must calculate the probable actor
OF France. significant incident ay be here repeated
When the Swiss council Of State Offered the command
of their forces 10 General Duiour that veteran ele
graphed 10 Napoleon asking whether he should accep
or decline the command reply was at once re,urne,
to accept IL should be remembered that Dufout on,
OF LOUIS Napoeos artillery instructors when the latte
was living in exile in Switzerland, and very friendly
| feelings still exist between them
II is true that the Swiss have put themselves in at
I,ude OF defence. bull The extent OF calling out al
IL iha lFaIlH
by the federal council to all the coniedera,ed States
"FAIrHFuL AND BELOVED coSFrpERATEs: BY a crcu
ps nyse s s sSs
sng in the personnel and maieriet OF the conngents
the federal army which appear from the presented
tous
"Considering the present situation of the conedera
ton, and wishing 10 place the latter in condition Il
meet every contingency. we have moreover. thought
proper IN virtue OF the Goth article of the federal
ton, 10 adop, the decree which we have the honor L
communicate to you.
".our military department, which is charged with tb,
strict execution OF this Decree will hasten 10 give TO YOU
superior military authorities the directions and all III,
uerior explanations desirable.
1--WE are confident that, animated by truly federal sen
umenis you Will neglect nothing your side 10 ulh
completely the terms Of decree far you are con
cerned; and that, appreciatng the serious position
affairs you VIII support as IS your duty, The measures
thought proper to lake 10 defend the integrity of be
loved country
1--WE seize al the samc time the opportunity of rec
selves, 10 Divine protection.
i "Signed in the name of the federal council,
"NOFF,
" President OF The Confederation,
KERN GERMANN,
| deputy Chancellor OF the Confederation"
1 The federal council had received a report from Col
Bourgeois. their comm ssione respecting the condition
the districts lying on the Austrian frontier. Col b re
ports the population exposed to the greatest privaons
not only account OF the expulsion OF the Tcnese bu
on account OF the block AIDE, which is maintained witt
puhl in h.i t.r,
in favor OF compromise with Austria. The govern
men of Ticino is interchangeable in its efforts procure
work and subsistence for the refugees Col. Bourgeoi
was at Mendrisio and in communication with The Aus
TRAN Generals Gyuai and Sasoldo but not in far
1t touches the Austrian blockade.
! AUSTRIA.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs has addressed circu
ar dated May 49, to The Austrian representative decar
ing officially that the recent meeting OF Kings Vienn
had nothing TO do with politics. The circular also an
nounces the marriage OF the Arch Duchess Maria with tn
Duke de Brabant, OF Belgium.
/ ITALY-PIEDAoKT fMs.
i The Chamber had passed the army recruiting BILL b,
which enacted among other things that the clergy
OF all pets1asions may select number OF youths des
tined for The church, and who shall consequently be ex
empt from military service.
| Government had promulgated the law authorizing III,
loan in favor OF the Lombard refugees.
/ TuscAsY.
Guerazzs il postponed, owing to his i'll health
He bad pettioned TO be removed to monastery but wal
refused. fas
A young man OF Liverpool, William N Wilson, bad
got into difficulty with the Neapolitan authorities, who