The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-28
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Additional Europeon Neos Received ~ me Europa.
HALrsAx, March ssolowing news was received by
the Europa Ia addition what has already been sent The
Europa will be due at Boston at early hour on Sunday
morning.
The steamship CIrcassan, which left Liverpool on
the It'll inst for Portland via st. Johns, Newfoundland and
Halifax, had put back in distress.
BRITAIN.
The House of Commons has recommended the Queen to
bestow appropriate reward Sir John Mcneil and Capt
Tuock for their services commissioners for the nyesga
tisn Of the Crmean campaign.
Lord Cancsde had moved for copies OF correspondence
respecting the proportion Of the of the with Persia
be charged the Indian relating to the ways
and by which provision for such expenditure is to be
made in India In making this motion, he expressed wish
for information with regard to the treaty just concluded with
Persia.
The Earl of Clarendon replied that the treaty Of
satisfactory Persia undertook to evscuae
Herat within three months after its ratification and upon
the unlment Of that condition England would Immediately
eyacuate the Persian territory Commercial advantages
also gained, England to be placed footing
with the most favored nations while all further disputes be-
Persia and Aghanstan to be referred TO the
bitraton Of England.
Lord Peterborough regarded the treaty admission by
Persia that she had adopted improper policy and that
she had abandoned her designs upon Herat
In the Commons Mr. Gordon inquired whether it true
that the government in the treaty concluded with Fsrouk
Khan Paris had abandoned the right to protect Persian
subjects and expressed his opinion that If such was the case
the nations ought also to abandon that right.
Lord Psmerson said it extremely inconyenient to dis
ssy which not upon the table, but with regard
The referred to by the honorable member he thought
very great Inconvenience had arisen and was likely TO
arise the practice In Persia by which foreign govern
entitled to extend protection to Persian subjects
and he thought most desirable for the permanence OF
friendly relations that the practice should be discontinued
Masty quite willing to abandon
that right this country except with regard to persons
who were actively employed in the service of the embassies
the consuate At the tme he quite agreed that
that right ought be abandoned by other countries well
as England The treaty in all respects better treaty
than Persia had offered to accept at Consantnople.
Mr. Labouchere said that, from the most recent norma
ton IL appeared the northern forts Of China per-
fecty tranquil.
The House having gone committee Lord Palmerston
resolution placing at the disposal of the Grown
per be conferred upon the Speaker for the
term of his natural life.
The motion was carried at once amid loud cheers.
reply question respecting the Danish Sound dues,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer said that the question Of
transit dues had been very carefully considered by the min
ter at Copenhagen and by the ministers Of the other
Interested lie understood that the settlement mbodied in
treaty about be signed had given satisfaction not only
the British minister but alse to the ministers of the other
powers directly interested in the transit Denmark
Sir H. Rawnson contradcs that he has been asked 60
as plenpoenary China. Reports say that the Duke Of
| New Castle has been asked and refused.
The West India mail steamer Tyne has been rescued and
| taken into Southampton.
The late arrivals of Australian gold delivered
Thursday and nearly the whole purchased on account
of the Bank Of France The remainder scarcely suced for
the great of the Market and about 900 was taken
from bank. There undmnished demand for mo-
Thursday both in the discount market and at the
Bank Of England.
The Neuchatel Conference progresses but slowly The
next meeting would be held the fourteenth. The Prus
k<lan minister waits for instructions.
The of the bank of France for the past month
shows of OOO and the increase in the
branch banks SAFE, 000f
The Posta Paris correspondent that exchange Of
has taken place the Chinese difficulty between Eng
land and France and the hest understanding exials with
reference to the joint operstops,
| THE
The Russian army destined to act against the Aghans had
| been reinforced.
Russa wa seeking to occupy the Khannats Of Khoukan
with view the extension of its frontier to the English
The Sovereign OF Bokara alarmed these
projects Of invasion the part of Russia had solicited the
mediation OF the Sultan to the independence Of
Khoukand.
/ Hosa -Koso Jan. a0.--Admral Seymour had withdrawn
from the gardens and Dutch Folly Fort As repsal
the attack the British feet Admiral Seymour had
burnt down the western suburbs of Canton.
Nine Chinese had been arrested for poisoning Hong
Kong. Exchange at Hong Kong, As. SID. a As. e4d.
At Foo Chow teas arriving slowly, and prices
high. At Shanghai holders demanding further ad-
vance. The silk settlements 1000 bales with $40 adj
vance. Exchange at Shanghai 6s. Sd.
| PERSIA.
| The intelligence from Bushire is to January 20.
The health Of the British force good, and the supplies
were plentiful.
No further operations had taken place. except that COL
had sailed for the Pesan gulf with 1000 cavalry and
| a regiment OF infantry.
The adyces from Bombay to the 9th Of February Cali
| cutta 7th, and Madras the 18th
New conferences between the British Commissioner Law
and Dos Mahomed closed on the 2sh of January
| and the latter had returned to Cabul.
British residency Is to be established at Candabar.
The Bombay money market easer and imports steady
"a I'D; at Calcutta I'd. AID. The imports
at Calcutta being firm the new fveper-cent loan was pro-
| crossing very slowly.
Lae from California Central America, and NeY Granada.
New YONG, March 2s.The steamer Illinois, with Cali
dates Of 9th instant arrived here this morning at
| o'clock She brings nearly 81, 100000 in specie.
The Illinois connected with the Golden Age. The latter
passed on the 10TH off Cape Carenes the steamer Sonora
bound up The steamer Panama. from San Juan del Sur,
deserters from Walker the destitute condition. Their
to the United States paid by the Costa Rican
One hundred of them left the Grenada for
New Orleans and the remainder in the Illinois.
Bates the late State treasurer had been indicted for
deficit Of S3t, 900.
committee Of the legislature unworthy of holding the
Office for ssris,s gross misdemeanors.
Advices from Oregon and the Sandwich islands are unim