The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-19
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HArus-Porau-Prinee papers to the 22d ut have been
received but they contain little local intelligence of in
crest The Legislative corps is prorogued to the 18th of
August.
The cure Of Porau-Prince has addressed adulatory
steI the Emperor, in which he says: Heaven grant
that harmony and concord with Rome may be established
4Eug the reign of the first Amounted Of the Lord in
country and that the organization of regular clergy
nay cause the Of the past to be forgotten
The second anniversary of the coronation their Ma
celebrated the 18th ut The religious eereno
conducted with great pomp in presence Of the
Emperor and Empress who were clothed with all the
agn Of the imperial dignity and surrounded by bril-
u public funeonares and representatives
oregn courts. The discipline and equipment Of the
troops excited admiration. The people participated in the
en Of the occasion with the ardor Characteristic Of
heir race
The Emperor had issued proclamation feictatng the
country the peaceful termination Of the difficulties with
France and thanking tho soldiers for the zeal which they
Manifested in support Of the government during the prog
s Of the negotiations These negotiations il will be re-
nsmbered conducted Por-au-Prnoe between the
6h and 9th Of March, ON the demand Of Admiral du
ane whose force consisting Of the fgate lhgeni the
nc baeagre and the steamer 4dpsf lay at anchor in
harbor ready to execute the threat Of the admiral
mbard the city unless the debt demanded promptly
M The terms Of the settlement not given but il IS
'Obabe they comprised partial payment with prom
Nd speedy liquidation Of the balance The admiral
rwards received at court and nterohanged
friendly regard on the part OF the two imperial govern
asns.
IN the recent case in Boston in which verdict Of Sl2-
% was rendered against the city for detective sidewalk
has causing permanent injury to plaintiff who fell into
t Judge Bgeow has decided against a motion for a
t and the amount has been paid The plaintiff by The
ty treasurer
rumor reached the city yesterday that mstricide had
sn committed by named Jones' aged forty years
Franklin township about six miles from Perrysville on
~ Thursday. His mother 4 said 10 be almost eighty
arg Of age and Il is rumored that be inflicted great
anber Of wounds lie has bsrriended his house, and
ndi sentry with loaded musket 70 keep himself out Of
De hands Of Justice We understand Mayor Adams and
ae two q his police started the Of the murder
'.'srdsy afternoon, aad they viii probably him
CPms5ag Gasoz, 1sh
i VBsiAys DnsrnoYKD ny TIVE CLIMATE TuRxEYy-The
NJ accounts from the banks Of the Danube describe the
asian army the Dohrudscha suffering considerably
om sickness Entre companies daily carried off y
eny and the mortality was great in several newly
rvd regiments that they were ordered to rocToss The
unuts
medical journal gives some curious details on the losses
stained by the Russian army in the campaigns Of 1925
u 1870 against Turkey. Out Of $4,000 Russians who
na' time crossed the pruth only from 10000 to $4,000
turned to their country the remainder having fallen not
nds q battle but in the hospitals from intermittent
'H dyEeniery, and plague. Scarcely had the Russian
'' in 1928 entered Bulgaria, where the temperature
wien the day and night varies much as l8 degrees
where the dews fall like fine and searching rain, than
W health began TO suffer they were attacked with
agious fever, which the most rigid precaution could
neck In less than year the number Of patients In
hospitals reached 2I0lOs in consequence " many
ing been attacked more than once with the dis
Many Of those who recovered from the fever were
WARDS carried of by scnrvy, which reigned amongst
uools TO frghtful extent During the march Of the
Y On AdranoPle the soldiers were suddenly attacked
Violent evers prostrsiion Of strength and delrium,
"a carried them or in few days AT AdrianopIe moro
tOurth part Of the disposabie forces were H. The
sN carried of all the medical men, and out Of 5000
Nno were in The hospitalss 200 died This mortality
aa = said, was chiefly due 70 the infamous neglec,
soldiers by their government and their officers.
II sad 10 have shed tears when he learned how
""V the troops had suferea At Adrianople.