The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-12
TIE EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE EMEU.

The New York evening papers OF Tuesday contain the
following additional intelligence by the steamship Emeu
The Military Tribunal of Paris engaged the 18Th
With the trial of tie soldier Who while duty on The
sh December last ut the debtors prison in the Rue de
Clinchy fred and killed American gentleman named
Morey The court considering that the soldier had only
obeyed his orders acquitted him, ard ordered him
turn to his regiment
The COnstutionne, in semi-oicial shape eFtrs the
following explanations relative to the secret convention
which formed the subject Of the late animated discussion
in the House OF Commons between Lord Pamerston aud
Mr. Disraeli:
1.-THE following we believe are the real circumstances of
the That the treaty Of the I'd December 1854 spu
lated is known the eventual concurrence Of the Aus
an armies in the struggle with Russia The cabinet
Vienna however represented that could enter with
security into any warlke operations in the East long
its Italian possessions should be menaced by the agitation
omened BY political parties in the PENINSULA it therefore
demanded that previous placing itself in order of battle
the security Of its Italian lines should be assured Crcun-
gaTe considerable support to this demand of Aus
tra 1t was in fact essential that her approximations
should be Gained and every obstacle to the execution of
the treaty removed France therefore, entered into
iaons this point with The cabinet Of Vienna and
gagged herself in The aforementioned convention
poy her efforts to maintain tranquility in Italy during the
period Of the campaign
GAs it is known the eventuses provided for were
called into existence Austria did not declare and
did draw her sword The object OF the convention has
therefore existed; this document in spite of the
etion OF Dsrae have been carried into
ton and Of lasting nature; the re-establishment
Of peace has transformed it into dead letter"
The weather in Paris continues be wonderfully mild
for the season On the 10th, at noon the Thermometer
marked degrees above Zero 5sFabrenhet) with bright
sun, and scarcely breath Of air
The public works 10 progress in Paris being carried
with great activity.
The Nonitew publishes decree promulgating the trea-
nCa al Frata
France and Persia the 18th July last The treaty s
unlimited period. The ambassadors ministers OF the
high contracting powers at the respective courts TO
enjoy the privileges and mmnnites those Of the
most favored nations The subjects Of the countries
viii receive in either territory every protection, and
allowed 10 carry business therein. Merchandise i'm
ported exported by the subjects of the two countries
will only be subject The duties imposed upon that OF
most favored nation Each government will have the pow
of naming three consus those Of France will reside
Teberan, rBouchsir and Taaris; AID those Of
Persia at Paris Marseiles and the lie de la Reunion
Accounts from St Peersburgh state that The subscrip
ton opened in that city and in Moscow for The relief Of the
sufferers from the failure OF the last harvest in Finland had
produced 24o0oofr but nearly three times as much
required The Emperor had given 4o0eof and Mr. Seig
hh and Prince de Demidof 20000fr each.
letter from Vienna of the 7th the Cologne Gazeue
says "The rumors which have been for current
In the financial world relative to loan by Austria
have now assumed definite FORM aud some detail:
OF the projected measure given The amount il
IS said will be $50 millions of orns the interest five pei
cent and the capital reimbursed in so years. by periodical
drawings The titles will be for $50 forms Invisible inc
hfths II s thought that they will be Issued at 90p
The Caaea of Tifs gives account of an expedition
Of the Russns in the Great Tchetchnia for the purpose
opening with the Ratchet passage through the forest
Maouroupe which is considered of the greatest OBJ
stace to The conquest OF the territory OF the chechenes
This forest bordtred side by ravnes and pree
pice which separate it from Fort Vozdvensk, and
the OPPOSITE side by the wooded mountains Of katchkalk
which divide it from BILE land of Koumyk presented
by its Typographical position gre advantages for OBJ
stinate deiencr
The mountaneers deceived TO the object Of the
movement OF the Russisn troops aud it until tht
middle Of December that shamyl able collect
siderable force which be Iaced under the commsud Of h
sons charging them TO drive the Russians out of the for
est But the latter sleady masters Of the ground
and only insignificant skrmshes took place On h,
Dist December the assage hrongh the forest open
and on the following day the troops returned their win
Ter quarters The loss OF the Russens during the whole
operation confined to eight killed and twenty-fv,
wounded