The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-25

In the general European combination against the En-
peror of Russia his chances of to the throne
Denmark have been brought up and arrangements are pro-
posed to deprive him of the advantages which Russian d.
pomacy has acquired for him in that respect We find in
foreign exchanges summary Of the train Of incidents
which has brought the Emperor Nicholas to be SO near in
succession 20 the Danish throne
The kingdom of Denmark consists of Denmark Schles,
wig, and Hosein The succession of Hostein is strictly
limited in the male line Until last year females were not
excluded from the succession in Denmark in Schlcswg
The present King has children The next heir and he
redary prince is his uncle, who has no children The
next heir is female the Princess Charlotte but she can
not inherit Hosein The succession Of Holstein being in
the male line is claimed by the Emperor Of Russia The
danger of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the kngdom-part Of il
going to interest among the great powers
OF Europe and they undertook to settle in general
ference They agreed with the and by the renun-
citation Of all the heirs and claimants that Denmark ches-
wig and ostein should be dsmebered but be
mtted inheritance the heirs male of the Prince Of
Gucksberg. The Danish ministry provided by new law
Of succession in 1888 that females should not inherit the
throne of Denmark
The result of these treaties and laws is that if the heirs
male of the Prince of Guckserg f the Emperor of Rus
STA takes Hostein heir male and consequently all Dem
mark under the treaty which declares that the kingdom
shall be subdiyded and the law Of succession which
forbids females to inherit
The Prince OIL Glucksberg has two children but they
of feeble health and the danger that they may not live to
inherit has aroused some apprehension and settle
ment demanded which shall LET in the female line
effective way keep out the Emperor of Russia from
the probability of succeeding.
According to the last news from Europe received per
steamer Canada there had been slain in the battles
at Silistra and Siatn $500 Russians while will
be observed there is information of the loss of single
Turk Are 10 believe that the Turkish armies accom-
piished all this slaughter and out of the affair
damaged? But the from French and English
sources and must have the effect Of throwing dsccdt on
all their reports from the OF war The Russian ac-
counts not yet received.
Miss Davenport the distinguished actress has arrived at
Boston, with her mother.
The University ofNew York city has been freed from debt
by collection Of $4,000.
Governor Seymour, Of New York, declines being can
didate for reelection.
DR.. Thompson, democratic member Of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature, died on Thursday.
II said the beautiful bride whom Captain Rynders has
recently taken to himself pretty little ouakeress
full communion up the time she shipped with the gay
and gallant captain the voyage oflife
TERRIBLE BurcHERywe learn from friend that a hor-
rid murder committed in Buchanan Boteourt county
few days ago 0ur informant states the sister of Mrs
Francis Peppercorn and four five children brutality
murdered by negroes We could learn no other par
eulnrs than those given above and did not understand
whether not the murdercrs had been arrested
Richmond Dispatei.
Why won't the abolition sympa,hizcrs, who are con-
stany weeping the poor negroes consider that the
white people Of country OF some consequence after
ALL and have much for their interests and welfare
they would have II they had black faces Surely the
hvc-sxths Of people who white to blame
for not having dark faces and wooy heads and political
questions should be discussed and settled just they
had some interest in them.-Coos Democrat
The total value Of the foreign exports OF Baltimore for
the week ending Thursday, the 10th, was Si5o2a7
The export Of foreign breadstu for the week comprises
627 barrels Of -four 400 barrels Of meal and
bushels Of corn OF tobacco 2ol5 hhds were exported
and Of coal 400 tons were sent to Panama.
An inspector Of liquors IN Tuscarawas who Is an emf
German chemist says that all the liquor sold there
for brandy which he has examined /. nothing but whis
key, containing few drugs change the color and
taste.
Rev VIM. T. Hamilton, d. D. Of Mobile, has been de
posed by the Presbyey Of South Alabama and suspended
from the sacamens Of the church till he give satisfactory
evidence Of the sincerity Of his repentance He was formerly
Of Newark New Jersey and is rcpued to have been guilty
Of the most revolving unnatural practices.
II is stated that than seventy cattle have recently
died in Montpelier, Vermont and vicinity from the effects
Of being bitten by mad dogs
SHAVE RESIGN The clerks In the Rank Of England
following the universal example lately began to embesh
their lips with hrsue ornaments but the directors soon
put stop 70 tho fashion, aud ordered them to shave or
resign Il Is said they preferred 10 shave
mayor has determined to kin half the dogs
IN his city and tan their hides with the bark Of the other
half
The Newark Advertiser says A few miles from Trcn-
lives woman Of masculine frame and disposition who
IL skiltul mechanic. She has constructed n handsome
carriage makes and plays volns and has manufactured
gun besides many other articles She Is entirely seaugh
ard is only twenty-five years old
Sir said Of two antagonists with great dignity TO
the other during dispute which had been confined TO
words ayou have called scoundre and liar you have
spit my face you have struck t,cs hope you win
carry this any further for you do you win the
sleeping lion in my breast and cannot tell what may he
the consequences