The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-21
THE DAILY UNION

Iates 10 ne formed llto separate
member q hs family Spain be protected against the
designs Of Don Carlos (the heroic Count de Monemolin
ana ne equally ilusrions Due de Monpensier believe
That the Emperor Napoleon be Is equal to The task
combating the similarly cbivarous Count de Cham.
eqn aid.
LET not the tone Of sarcasm that have assumed deract
nom the gravity Of the matters which have just
rred The allies hsve proof bat Russia had pledged
self support the Count de Montenons views upon the
throne OF Spain with army. This pledge
be redeemed. On the other hand permit the Spanish
Crown 20 fall TO Orleans would be agreeable the
Emperor q the Ffench For these respective the
monarchy o. spain will remain present constituted,
and 10 default Of Issue Of Queen Isabella VIII descend
The family Of Don Francisco de Pauo. Spanish army
VIII he added 70 those already arrayed against Russia in
acknowledgment Of the favorable disposition and resolves
q France and England"
LATER PROM Mruoo--A despatch from New Orleans,
dated the 18Th, says
The steamer Nautus hos arrived with later dates
from the Brazos Matanoros had surrendered to the
utioniss without battle and the city tranquil San
Luis Potos had yet been taken fight OF three days
only et ihe reyouuonsis in possession of the field of
battle Heinforecmelts bad been sent from Monterey"
RAILROADS N TcRESY--A contemporary notes an i'm
portant sign Of Eastern progress official notification,
dated the 9th Of September last from the Sublime Porte;
Of is Intention TO introduce extensive system of railroad
improvements into the Turkish Empire, and its readiness
70 feceiys proposals fran capitalists native foreign who
are disposed 10 become interested in them.
rREcAurIoN--Itis stated thet the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company have recently attached to of the
engines on their road small Whistles connected with
haust pipes through which the issues, making
continual succession Of short shrill sounds audible TO
considerable distance.
AsuAar REDrEE-To draw afull house only, is, now
a-days tsays the New York Ezpreas the highest amb
ton of preachers preach Christ cruched to
he two three That may gather together in my name
LATER raou HAvAYA--rhe steamer Caiawba arrived at
New York on Thursday morning. She left New Orleans
on the 10th inst and Havana the 18th ult There was
no news az Havana OF any Importance The birthday OF
the Queen of Spain celebrated With great spirit on the
10th inst The United States has been transferred
to her Spanish owners The direction of the Spanish
Bank was 10 have been closed the l4th inst Two
French vesscowar in the harbor of Havana at the
tire of the sailing or the Cahawba The steamer FL Do
RADIO was to leave on the l4h instant for Aspinwall
CAsT~srFEL GuSs-The immense wear and tear upon the
material for Sebastopo has brought out many
projects Of Improvement these weapons The number Of
tir1es firing which an iron gun win sustain is limited AL
the siege many have been literally worn out The
allies upon ar fourth siege train when the Russians
let them into the CITY. The London Morning Chronicle
says:
Messrs Shortridge Howell Jessop of the Hartford
steel works Wiley street. Sheffield engaged in the
manufacture of cast-seel gun for the government with
every probability Of success
Ant1TERArIos OF FooD--At the late meeting of the
British Association Dr. Pearson, the chemical section
asserted that there were only articles manufactured
for food which were acknowledgements salt and re-
fined lump sgar He challenged any gentleman present
to add another article to the list