The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-15

plenipotenfaries and another on Monday, May 2s at
which All tbs ambassadors would be present The neces-
sary instructions did not however arrive from London
and Paris and 10 conference took place Saturday.
Vienna despatch Of the Goth May mentions that no
direct bad been received 70 the proposals sent by
the Austrian London and Paris the 20th
From Paris Ii Is stated that the Austrian propositions
are perempory negatved by the cabinets Of England and
France Bat this latter statement IL probably premature
Austria will adhere 20 her neutrality 1.-THE despatch sAys
unless the pnpalites "under Der protcctorate be In
vaded.
The Cologne Gazeae mentions from authentic
that three Austrian circulars have lately been Issued 70 the
Austrian representatives Of the German courts
The FIRST i letter accompanying the protocols q the
Vienna conference II lays upon the fact that the
negotiations not broken OF bn the contrary are
continued by the cabinets interested
The second relates to Count Nesserodes last circular Of
April 30th, THAT NJ Gnda) which IL declares Is not
conormabe to the position OF Germany and Is ncompat
BILE with the obligations accepted By it, II points the
errors committed W the Russian government and ex-
presses the conviction that no German government will
show itself disposed accept engagements which ought 70
be considered directed against Austria and might lead
egreabe complications the consequences and ex
on which cannot be foreseen Prussia however has
already replied January 1854 to the Russian supposiuon
OF strict neutrality she declared in dispatches da
ted 3lst January 1854 that proclaim at present such
armed neutrality between Austria Prussia and Russia
would be equivalent tying their hands in the presence
Of eyentuaes the bearing Of which not known; that
moreover the protocol Of 9Th December 1853, created
proca obligations between the four powers and that
Prussia ia any the work undertaken
in common aud by her deSeron the failure Of the
common enterprise So far saya Count Buol Austria
may in accord with Prussia, count upon the unanimous
opinion of the Diet
The third despatch expresses regret OF the ministerial
change which has taken place in France but hopes the
event will not cause any impeachment 10 the work COM
menced Tor .he restoration of peace.
Conhrmatory Of the ahote sc find statement in the
Dusseorf Zsgg that Count Bnoi has informed the Rus
sian ambassador that the delivery Of Count Sesserodes
despatch members Of the Germanc confederation tn
dvidually would be only in violation Of diplo
matte usage bat would be viewed by Austria with great
dspeasure Furher he hoped that of the members
Of the federation would bind themselves individually to
Russia as such an event would bring crisis which
Austria would gladly avoid Ia the second circular above
referred Count Buot fnrnfated the views to the
several German courts.
LATrsT--Yienna Nav 3l-The Austrian government is
advising with the allies to the form Of rroto
col which will declare the conference closed No
propostons are for the under discussion and the
differences between the Vienna cabinet and its allies relate
solely The ground 10 be assigned for terminating the
GREAT RRIrAIs.
London correspondent under date Of June LIST writes
In the wheat market during the week there has been
no material change, but the tendency is rather toward
nness ing 10 the occurrehee 81 rains which bad been
much needed.
In be Liverpool cotton market during the week there
has been an enormSus business and quotations have ex
perienced further rise OF nearly ID. per To- s 1870
The scrip OF ae government loan OF 900 has
touched PREMIUM in the face of the possibility that
another OF similar amount may he required spring
was introduced have TINS been completely realized.
The next steamer from this sde win be the St Louis
the 9th Of June.
report il current that the Grand Duke Constantine
has resigned bis Office grand admiral Of the Russian
and that the peace party in the ascendant at ST.
Peersbnrgh This was to be expected from the recent
news from the Crmen.
FRANCE.
The strikes amongst woren in many parts Of the coun-
try assuming rather serious aspect The connexon
between the strikes and the dearness Of living u the ugest
feature in the business People remember that 1880 and
I84T were years OF scarcity.
ON the 25th nlt at the Paais De Justice less than
eve eases were tried Of offences against the Emperor By
word Of mouth In each instance The prisoners were found
guilty One Of them had BEEN soldier IN the AID Of the
line and was AT Bouogne with the regiment when Louis
Napoleon landed from England and hoisted the imperial
standard He accused Of having said TO soldier of
35h regiment that the Emperor the prince OF assas
sins for he had shot in his regiment and that he
himself had arrested him. Another Of the accused was
proved have said amongst other things that he hoped
the price of the loaf might rise 10 ST. The sentences ranged
from ak months 10 d years imprisonment with fines
The King OF Portugal and his brother, the Duke Of
0poo accompanied By the Duke de Tercera and General
de Sarnento arrived Paris Saturday. His Majesty
was received BY Prince Napoleon the railway terminus
where detachment OF the line stationed The car
of the court were in attendance to convey hs Majesty
and the Tuercs where apartments had been pre-
pared their reception escort Of cavalry accompany
ing The Emperor received his Majesty at the foot OF the
steps the Pavilion dHorioge and having assembled he
received The Of the Emperor The presentations
ments apart for his
Sunday Being free day for every to visit the uni
versa exhibition crowd fDcked TO the Champ Ely
sees long before the doors opened During the whole
day an uninterrupted of visitors flowed into the
building without the slightest crowding irreguarity
being pereeptibe No fewer than SDl8 persons passed
through the entrance in the course Of the day and
vet the circulation for moment impeded At
the fine arts the crowd less considerable not
ing 70 more than rs 900 but there also everything passed
with the most perfect order
On Saturday 100000 persons visited the Paris exhbi
ton.
Marshal Harspe died on the 18th ult at Bayonne,
very advanced age
All the officers Of the French Emperors household who
went Constannople to make preparations for the En-
perors intended journey to the East have returned
France the simoi II is therefore difficult TO believe
that there he any truth In the rumors which still crcu-
late that the Emperor has not abandoned his project
TURKEY AND THE PaiScIpALrTTEs
Renforcemens were daily arriving AT Constantiaople
and attacks upon sma and REM confden ty spoken
a. as well AZ the occupation Of Galatz The Porte has
placed $4,000 raahs under English command.
The Turkish Ramazan commenced the lGth May
with the usual ceremonies.
PAms May sl-lt Is said that Belgium is to furnish
contingent 10000 men the consent Of the Chambers be-
ing first obtained
We hear from Stockholm under date 3 that great prep
aratons making for war and that fresh recruits
being enlisted and exercised fast they be pro-
cured Troops Of them be marching through
the streets the highest possible spirits singing their
tioual songs The construction OF boats Is also
being carried with extraordinary activity aud
from the earliest dawn till late night the docyards ring