The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17


by those who are asking their for John O. Ere
mont The Brookye Germans have applied the lesson
given them thus early and the number of German votes
that Mr. Fremont will get in that section of country will
be very easily counted.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA AND ARABIA.
The mails by the Cambria and Arabia at Boston, bring
London papers the evening of the 3d. and Liverpool Of
the 4th inst The following extracts:
DIPLOMATIC RuMoRs-The Hon. Edward Leveson Cover,
il is stated has been offered the post of English envoy
taordnary the court of Naples The honorable gen.
eman is Of the attaches to the special mission Of his
brother Earl Granville to represent the Queen of Great
Britain the coronation of the Emperor of all the Rus
sas and he had left London considerable time before the
death of Sir William Temple caused vacancy.
ELECTRIC COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN EUROPE AND AMERICA
Lying anchor off Queenstown for the last few days,
may have been observed small, unsghty nl-painted,
rusty bottomed screw steamer without point of at
traction about her except the and stripes uterng
the breeze Yet that boat and of the officers she
ains have been the worlds wonder for season, and
have just concluded task which is the fore
runner of event more wonderful still. She is the
bearer of Lieutenant Strain, of Darien notoriey, and
Captain Berrman who has before and again. crossed
from Newfoundland to take soundings Of the whole At
anc from ST. Johns to Valencia with the view to
tain the probable with which telegraphic cable
may be laid between these points The result satisac
tory. For fifty sixty miles from ST. Johns, and
again this side bank, varying from twenty-five
one hundred and twenty ahoms Between these there is
grand plateau nearly level the bottom soft composed of
shells fine that only the microscope discover them,
each shell perfect in its minute beauty proving the absence
of currents the bottom and with due Difference Ste
phenson and Others the want Of that pressure which
was be dreaded and exhibiting at every point
use for which it required Most careful drawings have
made Mr. Van den Berg whom has been assigned
the special post of dranghtsman of the soundngs showing
profile of the bottom Of The with the greatest
There be doubt that communications between Ire
land and ST. Johns distance of $40 geographical miles
may be regarded certainty Captain Berrman laughs
aoks,,
will undertake to do il at ten miles hour right
The company have obtained the sole grant for erecting tel
egaphs through the whole of Newfoundland and have al
ready ,7c0 miles at work, or will have in few days
which is ia connexon with the American lines The diff
cues and trials of temper in taking these soundngs have
been tremendous Repeatedly after paying OUT tens Of
thousando Of fahoms of line and getting all up within
some sixty eighty it snapped and all had to be
done again. Six and eight hours have been occupied in
getting sounding only and these have been made
every half degree the whole way across From the cap
tain the cabin boy each has given his willing aid. No
trouble thought too mpcb-no time too long-each
appeared feel the honor of his nation stake and proud
every way to advance the object in view They have
done their work well Nature has granted all could
ask-ar will do its part while nature science and
art worked out by mans hand will produce grand
whole to benefit mankind.-Cork Constitution.
FRANCE.
Dispatches have been received from Admiral Guerin
commanding the small French squadron whose arrival
at Nangasak was recently announced. They ia
vorsble to the conclusion of the treaty between France
and JAPAN which it the object of the expedition to
obtain.
PAms Sept Silks unfortunately have risen
mousy and those who neglected 10 lay in their stocks du
ring the last six months nov obliged them
exorbant prices The production Of silk has diminished
one-eghth while the consumption daily increases The
silk which in ls4s had fallen to 4sf and sold short time
ago at s0f now etches le0f The Paris manufactures
have received large orders during the week. both from the
provinces and abroad The decline In the price Of cereals
has made further progress In Paris during the week
The tendency however is downward prices being main
tain uly Inv he
and the scanty supply The price of wine keeps up at
Berry, in consequence of the rise In the south and In Bur
gundy. Good wines have become very at Bor-
deau and the propretors expect vintage mddling in
quantity but excellent In quality, they every day raise
their peensions and refuse to part with their wines at the
market price.
Mehemet Kubrezi Pacha is represent the Sultan du-
ring the coronation Moscow. The latest intelligence
from ConstAnnople is that he will reach Moscow two
days before the coronation.
Intelligence has been received by way of Vienna, that
through the intervention Of the Englsh and French con-
sus truce for a month has been effected between the
Montenegrns and Albanians.
Austria is about to use her utmost efforts to induce
the western powers TO interfere and TO settle the points
in dispute between the Sultan and Prince Danio once
for all
Letters Of the 10th from the Black sea confirm the
the evacuation Of the Isle Of Serpents by the Russians
The Pressc Orient explains the delay in the surrender
Of Kar and excupates Russia from any mputaton Of evil
designs.
AumHh OH nOustoh otNhil iS NiuioO - b'N
Black sea.
From the London Times, September !.
ITALY,
An accredited journal Of the Austrian government-the
Verona Gazette-has republished its account the
manifesto of King Bomba We should have been the
first TO fling at the cabinet OF Vienna well aware
of the atrocities which committed under the
shadow Of the Austrian flag for the simple that
the government Of that country is allied with
II is however rather much TO presume upon the suf
~ ia1
the pay Of Of the most oppressive yrsnnes which
have afflicted humanity dare to speak of any portion
Of the British empire in comparison with the provinces
which bayoneted and dragooned into subservience
the house OF Hapburg We have not sought this contest
There really why the official organs Of the
Austrian government should take up the quarrel Of the
King of Naples hs expressions adopt his acts
justify his insanity. We drew comparison be
tween the policy Of the Austrian cabinet and bis
geons Of Mantua Verona Pesh and Of twenty other for
resses in which such cuees daily perpetrated may
make humanity shudder. Such things endured, not
approved by the public opinion of Europe; and If have
hitherto preserved silence 1t is not because
ced to the policy Of Vienna but because have profound
y felt that word Of ours unsupported by armed in
eryention, would victim from the rifles Of the
Austrian soldery libera,e captive from the Aus
tran dungeons. We do these poor people no good
without involving Europe in the consequences Of gen
eral war, and, despite the phippcs Of NJ Kossuth and
those who feel with him, cannot why Engshmen
should sacrifice their lives for people who viii help
themselves. There Is time, however for all things, and
although, at the present moment Lombardy Ia bound in
iron fetters-alhough Hungary has been depopulated
by the cxecutioner, and Bohemia handed TO the
eItremiies Of religious observation-disclosures the police
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