The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-20

IL il not for me stranger 10 refer 70 the local
topics Of interest which justly pre0ocupy your mindR As
10 them am mere looker-on eager for instruction and
anxious 10 understand But perhaps not the least in
appropriate 10 the occasion among the numbeess yesti
ges Of this progressive age let allure your minds 10
single one perhaps the latest which think mast be o.
great moment 70 the social relations existing between the
two nations Let Us hope that the consequences may be
mutually advantageous You have probably heard Of the
irreITessble cupidy Of my cOuntymen They about
undertake daring exploit Of RnneKation-An anne1a
ton that win Al embrace these islands and must ut
matey include all Europe, Asia, and Africa laugh
have actually in my possession piece OF bar which has
just been forged 10 bind those three eastern venerable con-
nents 10 the fresh OF Columbia We say in the far
West that you possess accumulated treasures which we
covet and must have. Hear, hear.
The great discoveries OF your explorers in the earth and
in the heavens innumerable and the additions made
TO the comfort and happiness Of the human BY You
hundreds Of millions the schemes Of your commerce.
every step you make in morals IN Jurisprudence IN the
press in finance and the Stocks want and must
have aud have them quickly As yourselves. We are
there is not in the wings OF the carrier pigeon
strength enough for this and that steam is too wretChedly
slow for our impotence But subterraneAl electric cable
with grappe al St Johns, Newfoundland, and the
other YaentR in Ireland resting ZOO miles secure
and ndesrucble in the depths Of the Pacific will realize
all obects achieve all the desires Of hearts and
riyet annexation wonderful aud Infinitely more
praiseworthy than that Of Texas or Of Dude Cheers
should not have INDUCED in this fight even 10 begne
you for moment were you not perfectly SATISFIED that The
astonishing fact whence il has sprung Is longer dispute
BILE Our two countries the dominons of her Britannia
Majesty and the United States OF America though aepAr
in tie course OF coming years DC drawn py The magical
machinery 10 speak, Of science within conversational
distance Of each other Cheers The preliminary sound
ngs perfected few dEyE ago between these two great
arteries ofsympahy Of thought wish the line were now
in operation and why? Because would instantly Illus
rae its most glorious adaptation to ths promotion Of good
will among in distant places by sending your toEsts
my compatrios and giving before you rose from
his table full-hearted American response Cheers
LOUIS SAPoLEoE-A STRANGE STORY.
The Paris correspondent Of the Newcastle Chronicle says
AN under OF strange had repeatedly reach
ed me for the last month but they unauthen
tcaed that let them pass like many other faneie Of the
popular mind The news however such as II is has OBJ
tanned much credit in very welinformed circles and
many circumstances TO corroborate it. that
considering its very high Importance 40 not hesitate 10
transmit il you. You will recoec perhaps that il has
for long time reported that the present ruler of the
French is suffering under morbid affection Of the spinal
cord am not versed sufficiently in medical science to
describe the many different bad effects that the human
frame is subject 10 from that disease your medical
tribuors may perhaps enghten your subscribers
subject but It is affirmed beyond contradiction that
the nephew OF the great Bonaparte occasionally prey
strange and extraordinary Authorizations The first attack
that brought under the notice Of the court took place
in presence Of Fould Minister of State who having com
municated 10 him important documents was astounded
and much frightened his master remain speechless
gazing or rather staring, vacancyi NJ Fould
terrified telling every that bis master insane AT
that time the attack lasted about FIVE six minutes they
extend 10 hafan-hour more All this hold
from Of the chief ministers Of Louis Philippe who Of
course has still good many friends Add to this
another fatal affection with ugly Greek name which
the result Of disease Of the spinal Or and you have
idea Of the mental and physical state Of our present ruler
SPAIN
MADRID Sept 3-The Gazette announces the dissolution
Of the Cortes
The war-steamer Herman Cortes has been ordered to
cruise between Malaga and the Spanish possessions in
4 Africa
Private letters from Madrid fully confirm the statements
that already appeared with respect the de-
cided by the 0.Donne ministry.
The Constituent Assembly viii be dissolved and the
constitution of ls45 will be reestablished not however
has been asserted with notifications in liberal
The question Of notifications will be left TO the Cortes
TO be summoned according 10 the electoral law Of 1884,
with election by provinces instead Of districts The cleo
ton will probably be held in November. Senate is
be appointed All these understood TO be
resolved upon.
NJ zambrAno is appointed Spanish minister to Costa
Rics, NJ Conf to Chill, and NJ Romeo to Ecuador.
The EDoea says that the government does not
appoint minister TO Mexico al present and that
there is idea Of recalling the ministers fros Berlin
and Washington.
N Souzs minister At COnstAntinOps has received Biz
\ letters Of recall
Mszzni has published in the journal Ealia PoDolo
an address 10 all Italian military men lie reproaches
them for submitting the dominant power of few Swiss
regiments in the Two Scies and Rome, also that
Of Austria in the Ducies and ombardy BE holds up
them the example Of France and England and asks wheh
er a hundred thousand FrenchmtI or Englishmen with
in their hands would permit ten twelve thousand
i
There Las been Legborn but from the accounts
hand Il does not to have been political its Oh
io-G
Correspondence Of London paper says;
The difcuty between the American vice consul ana
the Austrian colonel remains In st7iu quo The application
Of the former for redress the American embassy Rome
having with satisfactory response yei-Mr Cass
the United States minister being absent from Rome
bis substitute having instructions TO act The Amer
vice consul AnconA Italian but he viii proba-
bly, be the less 70 submit Austrian insults on
\ that account
The aspect of Neapolitan Affairs remains unchanged
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Sierra Leone dates July l3 The rains had been
4 uuprecedeniedly heavy, and trade dull.
Cholera Is disappearing from Madeira 1900 persons had
fallen vctimg IN a population Of 10000 At Funchal the
deaths more than five six daily
The United States frgAe Jamestown was reported lately
| At Teneriae
Bets TO q considerable amount pending in Hamburg
that the steamship Hammonia from Coxhaven September
for New York, viii make the voyage within fourteen
/ days.
ISCKSmAmnI,-We learn from the Belize (Hondurasl
correspondent o. the New Orleans Pcayuns that that
place il suffering from the daring Of an organized
gang Of noendaries number Of buildings have been
burned and large Of valuable property destroy
ed The excitement Of the citizens Is represented 70 be
most intense number Of letters directed 10 some pom
nent men, have been placed Al night their doors or IN
their yards In which these avless ruans threaten 10
burn their houses stores and property and also the court
house goverumsnhouse and other public property or
\ the excitement the correspondent says;
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