The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-15

alarm have good for thinng that the informa
on received by the government TO the state OF puohc
feeling In the Calabras the provinces Of Lecce and Bari
and in various other districts Of the kingdom,
but reassurng"
Letters have been received from Naples to the 27th The
legations were leave the following day for Rome by
land embark Friday at Ciya Vecehia and arrive on
Saturday evening at this port General LAMA replaces
General Gaeta governor of Naples Considerable mill
tary precautions continue 10 be adopted The city was
tranquil, but trade dull
Ii was not at Naples but at Ciyta vecehia that Baron
Brenisr embarked according TO Geographic despatch
from Marselles He left Naples for Rome and from Rome
went to Cyita Veecha where French ship waited to take
him TO Marsees private may be given for this;
but il is really 10 prevent French yesseowar appearing
la the Neapotan waters There desire here TO alarm
the King to occasion excitement among the people,
which the presence of the French English flag in the
The Neapotan Minister Of Foregn Affairs has sent cir
cuar TO his diplomatic agents foreign courts the dis
pute with France and England. The document is said to
DO drawn up in concatory tone. Beyond this fact We
PERSIA.
Russia has definitely excused Persia from the payment
of the indemnity for the year 1927.
ahs Times throws the greatest possible doubts on ths
nights Globe adding that in the opinion of those best
qualified TO judge the Shah had not only not yielded but
was not likely to yield.
Geographic accounts from St Petersburgh dated Thurs
49,
six degrees of frost Ice expected down thu
river the next day in which the navigation would BIZ
uspended earlier than usual
Dates from China by the overland Indian mail are from
Hong Kong September l2th, Shanghai September l4th
and Canton September 10th.
Letters report renewal of the adverse movement of the
rate OF exchange at Shanghai the quotations having ad
yanced from Is 3D. to Is Cd. This however owing
TO the last mail having brought only small amount O.
silver that Of the Sd of July with f456437 not yet due
| having receded from s. I'D. to As. IOAd.
The exports Of tea to date 4500O00 pounds, and
OF silk 10000 bales The seasons supply of tea
peced to be very short Prices of silk on account Of hs
adyices from this SIDE $50 per pioul higher The
bales
The great foods the country bordering the Canton
river have subsidized Canton mperaliss admit that Their
have sustained serious and repeated defeats by
rebels in the adjoining province of Kwangsi and rein
forcements were being sent daily
The British merchants at Shanghai had pettioned Sin
John Bowrng to help to abolish the system of foreign
| spectorships at the Chinese custom-house there.
The North China Herald of August 10th thus ur
the present position in China: That region esua
in extent and population to of the most powerful
states OF Europe the people have discarded the Manchu
costume and reverted to that of the Ming dynasty.
| AUSTRALIA.
By the overland mail we are in possession of advicet
from Melbourne to the 9Th August On that day the James
Barnes appointed to SAIL under to deliver thu
mails in England in SO days On the 9Th entries
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nent by that vessel.
The news from the colony is generally of favorab,
character commercially, socially and politically
Although the season had been unproptous for th,
miner the yield Of the gold fields had been steadily
| cess.
The shipments of the first half year of 1856 amounted
5sso5l or or reckoning 200 pounds to the ton to 81
tons cwt Or. IL lbs. and OF.
The accounts from all parts of the colony alik
cheering
At the close of the month of May the population of thu
colony amounted to 32994l showing average addition
to the population of only sss per month for the first v
months Of the year.
The influx Of Chinese overland continued undated ant
great excitement existed in consequence.
Some important discoveries of coal had been made
the eastern shores of the bay about the dstan
from Melbourne that Gravesend is from London
The receipt of intelligence that the British government
proposed renewing transportation to Western Australia
had been received with the strongest dissatisfaction boil
in Australia and Van Diemanis Land Some colonia
journals 60 far state that the English govern
ment should carry out its expressed intention it will b.
precptatng Australia into declaration of independence
From Geelong we have advices to the 4th August
Trade was dull, owing to the long continuance of we
weather.
The demand for labor continued and wages ruled rathe
higher.
The wool that will be clipped this year, says CORES
pondent is likely to be sounder, heavier and in ever
respect superior to that cut for several past"