The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-10

persons and the nature OF their usual trade they WIN allow
such goods and the vessels containing them cleared
la the usual way and that especially with regard to such
goods is proposed carry coaswise in regular and
established trade every facility shall be afforded consist
ent with the object ia view.
And ia order that this part the trade may Putupon
safe and uniform footing the circumstances will adj
nit my lords desire that every such ship carrying such
goods ooastwise shalt be furnished with special transit
the port Of Shipment setting forth the quantity and nature
Of such goods WATCH shall be delivered 10 the collector of
the Of destination on the arrival OF the ship and who
shall certify the officers OF the port Of shipment the due
arrival and discharge OF such goods.
am, In conclusion, TO add, that is WITH regret that
lords feel IL TO be their duly impose any restriction what
upon trade but they confident all respectable
traders will willingly submit the small additional trouble
which these regulations will impose upon legitimate and
fair trade, when the object is prevent by all the
means ia their power unprncipled persons from contrib
utng, through own arts and iacture, and
ammunition 10 be used against her Msestys forces
those of her allies am &c
JAMES WILSON.
The Commissioners of Customs.
The organ of the French government, the Moniieur,
thus announces the refusal of the Emperor Nicholas TO
aecede TO the terms proposed 10 him by Napoleon
:" We announced yesterday thst the Emperor had
ceved reply from st Petersborgh.
In his letter the Emperor the Gear discusses the
ditions OF arrangement which proposed to him. and
declares that he cannot into negotiations except
upon the basis which he has already made known.
reply leaves no chance open Tor pacific solution
and France must be prepared to maintain by the most eff
ective measures the for which the pereverng
ertons of diplomacy have been unable the vic
tory While, therefore, he undertakes to defend with
greater energy the rights OF Turkey the Emperor reckons
on the patriotism of the country, the close alliance with
England and the sympahes of the of Ger
many
Those governments have constantly declared that they
wished osolueiy ourselves maintain the balance
Of European power, and to the integrity and nde
pendence OF the Ottoman empire TO be respected Nor has
any other question entered into this discussion.
sour attention is directed towards Austria whose posi-
ton calls her TO play active and important part
on the present OCCASION But Austria has always declared
herself with great mness in favor OF those points which
are laid down in the protocol OF the Vienna conference
dated December the 9th
" We have every confidence In the trustworthness and
chivarous character the young Emperor of Austria and
find besides, for the disposition OF his gov
eminent in the interests of his peopeineres which
identical with
I" under the general circumstances Of European politics,
France strong in her loyal and dsnterested intentions has
nothing fear from the impending struggle She knows,
BESIDES that she rely the energy, well the
wisdom, of the Emperor"