The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-06


The following find in the papers received per steamer
Pacific;
GREAT BRTMN.-The despatch 10 which Lord Clarendon
replied on July 22d the last communication made by
Russia to the Austrian government also the notes
changed August Sth between the English, French, and
Austrian ministers laid before Parliament the last
day of the session. but have only been made public
We have already notified the substance of those des-
pachesnamely that first the Russian pro,ecorate over
the prinepaites must be given up and the privileges
granted these provinces by the Sultan be placed under
the collective guarantee of Europe second that the nav-
CATION Of the Danube be made free third that the treaty
OF July 1884, be revived with reference to the balance of
power and fourth that the Russian claim to the protec-
orae the Christian subjects the Porte must be given
up; oil of which Austria is made cognizant Of and
agrees not to treat except on these terms.
FnAScE.The Emperor has just made the following
address 10 his army in the East:
aSoldiers and sailors of the army of the East You
have not fought but already you have obtained signal
Your presence and that of the English troops
have uced to compel the enemy to the Danube
and the Russian vessels remain nglorousy in their ports
You have not yet fought and already You have struggled
courageously against death A scourge, fatal, though
ansitory has not arrested your ardor France and the
sovereign whom she has chosen cannot witness without
deep emotion without making every effort give
sistance to such energy, and such sacrifices.
" The First Consul said, in 1891, in proclamation to
his army The first quality required in soldier is the
power of supporting ntigues and prvatons Courage is
only secondary one The first you displaying.
Who deny you the possession of the second? There
fore il is that your enemies, disseminated from Finland to
the Caucasus seeking anxiousy TO discover the point
upon which France and England will direct their attacks,
which they orcsee viii be decisive for right justice and
warke inspiration our side.
Already Bomersund and 1000 prisoners have just
fallen into power Soldiers you will follow the
ample of the army Of Egypt The eonqueors of the pyr-
mids and Mount Thabor had like you to contend against
warke soldiers and against disease but in spite of pes
ence and the efforts of three armies they returned with
honor their Soldiers have confidence in
and in me- am watching over YOU and
hope with the assistance Of God, to dimnu-
ton of your suferngs and increase of your glory.
Soldiers farewell till We meet again.
SPARs-Madrd is comparatively quiet although not al
together tranquil The work Of dsning NIL citizens
cep The national guard continues General Prim has
reached Paris his from the East having hurried
back hearing of the revolution in his native country.
1t is calculated that the deficit bequeahed by the Sartorius
ministry 10 the treasury amounts 10 seven hundred mil
lions of reals NJ Collado the newly appointed Minister
OF Finance, has resigned.
AZ dinner given by the editors of Madrid all the min
isry were pcsenia most unusual occurrence Espartero
proposed the of LibertyV TO which ODonne has
tidy added" the Constitutional Queen Mr. Soul6 was
invited but apology Several papers have al
ready sprung into existence.
Letters OF the 18th mention that Barcelona was again
quiet About 100 of cholera reported day,
but the malady had assumed milder form.
An important piece OF news is published by the Paris
Parie On the 18th deputaton, composed of the leaders
the barbados and of the clubs waited Espartero
request him TO suppress the article in the decree convokng
the Cores which lays down that the dynastic question
cannot be discussed by the Constituent Assembly.
Espartero first replied the Populations that they ought
either 10 share the confidence reposed in him by the
ton else govern in his place A long and dis
cussiou ensued the end Of which Esparero in taking
leave of the depuaton, recommended them TO address
their petition the Council of Ministers The delegates
withdrew in great excitement Notwithstanding those
dangerous symptoms the is thought to be
strong enough TO carry out the policy.
oval decree has established civic decoration in
honor Of hose brave who reconquered the liberty OF
the country during the days OF July"
Don Vicente Gutierrez de Teran is appointed charge TO
Costa Rica.
The Patriarch of the Indies ordered absent himself
from Madrid.
Government has ordered the purchase of 10000 muskes
of Spanish manufacture