The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-10

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HALRsx, Jan s. The following additional items are
Cleaned from the English papers.
AUSTRIAN
The Austrian uitimatam AFTER several notifications re-
esyed the jsint approval Of England France
before ST. Petersbargh Nothing further
known IN reference % the measure, It's terms kept
profound secret.
rKKArY.
The Moais pubshes the treaty between Sweden France
and England. IL IL exceedingly stringent II declares that
the treaty Is concluded 10 every complication OF
ture TO oabe the balance OF European power and binds
Sweden not 70 cede 70 Russia exchange with her. al
low the occupation Of any territory, the right Of pasturage
or fishing ground the coast OF Sweden and Norway and
10 reject Russian prctenson 10 the existence OF such
rights also immediately inform the allies any propo
sdon from Russia touching said The allies their
part engage provide Sweden sufficient naval and
military force TO resist all the claims and sggresons Of
Russia.
clause anderstood had been appended TO
the treaty providing for Sweden eventually taking the field
against Russia.
NEGOTIATIONS rEAcE RuMoHs
The Vienna correspondents intimate Austria declined
the inviton from Prussia join her in pacific nterveu-
toni Also Emperor Napoleon had recalled his inyi-
taon to Prussia open negotiations but that Noye
Der Count Buo in tho Of Austria invited western
to reopen At Paris the peace conference of Vienna
recommending that the four be AZ the
basis Of negotiations with notification that respecting
Prussian dominion in the Black Russia had replied
but she would send representative the conference
Ii expected that Swedcns ambassador at Vienna had
formally announced that Sweden adheres the nerpre
ton OF the ''four points maintained by the allies.
Ii also rumored that Count Stackeberg had brought
to Vienna Russian proposals. for peace different the terms
Of the allies. This il doubtful.
The English government is said to have demanded an ex
PLANTATION from the Court Of Vienna of the intention in re-
ducing the Austrian army
The London Daily News says that majority OF tho French
cabinet think that Russia will accept terms proposed
but that majority Of the English cabinet think otherwise
The Wsa.her
BALrrmoRr, Jan. 9At daylight this morning tho
skirts OF the city the mercury stood at 10 degrees
low at noon in the city, at degrees above.
CIscissArI, jan 9The mercury here stood at 10 de-
grees below at O'Clock this morning.
srRNcnELp, Jan. s.Thc mercury daylight stood at
20 degrees below
MAsrrrA Jan 9The thermometer, at SUNRISE stood a,
IL degrees below The Ohio river is frozen tight.
Detention Of the Cara ard Mai,-- Weather.
PHILApELPHa, Jan. 9a. m.--The four and sx-o clock
p M trains detained the road all night by Drift
The aocock train did not leave Trenton in consequence
OF the obstructions.
In many places the track buried great depth by
the high wind.
The passengers transferred to the clock train
which started from Trenton with locomotives, but
o'clock in the morning had only reached Coopers Greek,
two miles above Camden where both locomotives
frozen up Sleghs sent thher, and the passengers
brought the city at o'clock. One of the locomo
tives partially burnt in attempt to thaw the
pumps.
No trains were despatched from here this morning but
is probable that the track will be cleared by afternoon.
The this morning stood degrees
below zero at ten ~ above
Two afternoon trains the Trenton road also froxe up
Tutown and the passengers taken Trenton
in slegbs.
The Delaware river frozen tight opposite the city
cePt where broken by the ferry boss
Market
BALTIdoRE Jan. 9.Flour is active and lower sales OF