The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-14


The adyces om Japan confirm the intelligence Of tine
success OF Commodore Perry The correspondent Of the
London Times writing from Hong Kong on the 18th OF
April last gives the following particulars Of Commodore
Perry's mission 10 Jeddo
The most prominent and interesting intelligence We have
TO communicate by this mail is the authentic accounts
he successful negotiations Of has exestney Commodore
Perry Of The United States Navy Japan and there Is
great reason for believing that we may shortly have par
ucuars OF the treaty and the ports TO be opened on the
2Tth of March, Commodore Perry was to have grand
meeting eddo with the princes and ministers Of the
Emperor appointed il is said for the consideration and
conclusion and most probably the ratification, OF the uea
~ From all learn there be no doubt that Japan
w be opened to all nations and each have tbs facility OF
making treaty The United States ship Saratoga TO
be despatched after the 27h for Panama. to convey
the important news TO Washington
The United States steamer Susquehanna arrived here on
the I'd inst having left the bay OF Jeddo the 25th ut
and is to be held at the service Of the United States
missioner Mr. Mcane. The ports selected said to be
Ozaka in "a deg AS min. north latitude and l3o deg
rs min longitude and Natsa in the straits Of Sangan
The Emperor Of japan was dead. very old man, but
new Emperor, enthroned
The report given of the Russian admiral having made
treaty with the Emperor turns out to be unfounded
Our dates from Shanghai are to the Both ult There
were no changes there either local commercial The
rebel and imperial forces proongng most disgust
Owing to the imbecy of the imperial government the
duties exports again suspended and was stated
that orders had been sent into the interior to levy duties
Trade continued in very unsatisfactory state for i'm
ports and great scarcity of shipping was felt from the
quantity of produce accumulated.
Yekin gn1ctcs to the I'd OF March The defeat OF
the rebels Is contradcted and it appears following their
general policy they have evacuated Tuheu and proceed
ed to Shooting, nearer the capital AS the season ad-
must hear Of some important movement on Pc
kin. @y sssE
We have nothing important from Nngpo, Foochow, OF
Annoy.
Canton is quiet but there unpleasant feeling in the
city from the executions and the accounts from
the interior Of the troubles continue very unavoabe
to affect trade seriously, and do much mischief Ex
change on England, S. I'd per dollar on India 247r
per $780,. AT Shanghai, on England, S. lod on India
270r. per 800.
In harbor her Maestys ship Winchester and steamer
Rather the United States steamer Susquehanna sooI
Vncennes and brig Porpoise At Canton her Majestys
ship Comus and the United States Gamer Queen A,
Shanghai her Maeys brig Grecian and the United States
ship Plymouth.
RESURRECTION.
The bands of insurgent Greeks, who were dispersed
throughout Eprus still maintaining themselves al
though they made no progress All the villages in Epru,
which the insurgents had coerced have submitted TO the
Turkish commissioner Fuad Efendi Ths Turks are en-
camped Arta in Greece Fuad Eend is recognizing
the province France had sent 5000 troops to the Eprus
and an English division was to follow. u#
There intention to declare against Greece, but
it is necessary prevent her from being either an open
secret ally Of Russin in the present war.
LATEST LIVERPOOL
WEDNESDAY 3lst-By this mornings mail have moth
ing later from the Baltic Black sea, Turkey. From
Athens is stated that King Ohio has accepted the Anglo
French ulmaum and has promised to recall the Mavro
cordato ministry condition that the allies do not
cupy his country they persist in their intention to send
troops Athens he viii withdraw the seat of his govern
ment into the interior and will collect his army 1t is re
ported from Cronstad that prayers read in all the
churches at Warsaw for the of the Greek nsurrec
ton
From Vienna, Monday, May 49, the following is tele-
graphed The adhesion of the Germanc confederation to
the Austro Prussian treaty is secured committee has
been appointed by the Frankfort Diet to prepare the docu
ment Of adhesion Sistra still in the hands Of the
Turks on the 26th May
The English mail at Marseilles brings the Russian
treaty with the Ahghans Russia promises never till the
end OF the world JUST IN fin DIV mond to interfere In
the interior of the country in return for which
promise the Khan of Khva accords TO Russia the right to
build fortified barracks in the districts Of Hougan The
stations named viii be Immediately occupied by Russian
troops
Infantry cavalry, and art,ry have passed widda on
their march towards Rahova 1t is believed that Achme
Pacha is about TO assume the offensive
Odessa accounts Of the 10Th throw new doubts on the
confident made in Parliament of the existence
blockade Some neutral vessels at Odessa had 1t is said
been to load the neghborhood and that they
heard nothing Of blockade but on the contrary, had
been given understand that vessels allowed to pass
into the Black unless they had Goals or other naval
stores on board.
NEW QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE
The following is translation Of the protocol mo 81 o.
conference held the Office for Foreign Affairs at Vienna
on the AID Of May 1854 between the representatives
Austria France, Great Britain, and Prussia:
The undersigned plenpotenaries have held 1t conforma
BILE the arrangements contained in the protocol OF thu
9th Of April meet In conference TO communicate recpro
oay and record in act the conventions con
cudcd between France and England the hand and
between Austria and Prussia the other upon the l0t
and goth of April respectively in the present year.
After careful examination of the aforesaid conventions
ue undersigne have unanimously agreed
That the convention concluded between France ant
England as well that signed the goth Of April between
Austria and Prussia bind both Of them in the relative stu
atoms to which they apply the maintenance of thu
principle established by the series Of protocols of the con
ference OF Vienna. -
That the integrity Of the Ottoman empire, and thu
evacuation Of that portion OF Its territory which Is occu
pied by the Russian army and win continue to be- thu
constant and invarabc object OF the union OF the fou
powers.
g. That consequently, the acts communicated and an
nered TO present protocol correspond TO the
which the penpotenarcs had mutually contracted thu
9th OF April TO deliberate and agree upon the mos
Al To accomplish the object OF their union and thus give
frcsh sanction the firm intentions Of the four rep
resented the conference Of Vienna 10 combine all the
Efforts and their entire resolution to accomplish the ohec
| which forms the basis Of their union.
BUOL SCHAUENSTEIN,
B0URQUENEY,
wESTMoRELAND,
ARNIM
Rror AT la SALEs-+Syvrs MEN sHoT.-THnKH suPFosrr
TO M MORTALITY wouSprps-Captan Henry Brown, OF tn
l,,n AT Ia wi