The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

learn by telegraph last night that the Emperor Of China
strongly of the proceedings OF Commissioner
Yeh Canton the British Premier himself Not only
the head Of the Ceesias anxious TO eonciiate the
British remembering former troubles in which he was in
yolved with them but he will haze no tear In word
the Chinese difficulty may be said to be arranged by the
spirit of Lord Palmerson-a fact which cannot fail to tell
upon the elections which are now pending.
@A of excitement like the present intelligence
stirring have important influence the con-
situencies and that of Liverpool especially which
must feel the necessity Of returning to Parliament the old
members who supported Lord Pamerson IN the crisis Of
his fate, arising out of this very Chinese question"
JAPAN
The following appears in the Journal Des Ds6dts:
circumstances considerable interest which lately took
place afforded the Emperor of Japan opportunity to de-
clare officially in favor of the execution of the treaties
time back concluded with several European powers. On
the 18th of December last two English vessels OF after
having visited the ports of moda and Hakodad appeared
before Nangasak but refused admission by the man
DARN acting as governor The two captains however,
strong in their right penetrated into the port and anchored
within gunshot of the land batteries which remained with
out any act of hostility against them
The next day they repaired with numerous escort to
the residence OF the mandarin who refused receive Them
but who at the time sent word that If they had any
complaint make he would forward their representations
to the imperial court and transmit to them the reply This
he did most scrupuiousy. The two captains wrote to
Jeddo to claim the right of remaining some time at Nam
gasak in conformity with the treaty. signed in 1885, be-
In about fortnight after the Emperors arrived,
announcing that his Majesty being DESTROYS of executing
the obligations which he had entered into had given orders
for the three ports of Smoda Hakodad and Nangasak TO
be open TO the vessels of France Russia England and
the United States Such vessels to be permitted to
reft there to take N provisions and to trade to certain
defined extent The Emperor in order to carry out that
determination issued edic which was without delay
posted up in every part of his domnions The seamsn be-
longing to the vessels admitted to enjoy the benefits of the
treaty penetrate into the interior Of the country
Should they conavene that provision they to be sub
ected to imprisonment the length of which will be
every time fixed by the Emperor according to the crcum
stances of the case. +sl.
THREATENED WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MEXICO.
Madrid letter of March 81, in the Poys states that
the Mexican affair appears to be entering new phase
II seems certain that in the Of arrangement
being made the Spanish squadron will land force which
will occupy point the Mexican territory until the
cuon of whatever may be agreed to be done This force
will protect Spanish subjects whom tits alleged the Next
government is not in condition to protect
of the state of anarchy in which the country s
The Madrid correspondent Of the London Post writing
on the 2lst of March, says: sG a
"Nohng further has anspred to the intentions of the
government with respect to Mexico The agent Of that
public has not yet arrived in Madrid but he may be
pected this evening" by telegraph have heard of his
departure from Paris Although Senior Lairagna will not
be received officially the government will hear what he
has to say It doubtful If any large military force will
be despatched to Mexico In the first instance Tampico
and San Juan will be taken possession of by the squadron
and held until the assassins punished by the Mexican
government indemnity granted to the families Of the vic
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but energetic the government will sustain the
dignity Of the nation without mourning the risks of
pagn shore and large attendant outlay they ill
afford.p IN s..at
teegraphc despatch states that the first division of
the Spanish squadron for Mexico expected weigh
| anchor for the Havana on the 18th.
NAPLES correspondence of the London Times March 1917
THE RUMoRED ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN NAPLES AND THE
81" WESTERN POWERS t- a.a
For several days the report has been circulating the
Exchange and in the city that the difficulties between the
allied powers and the Of the Two Sices were
If not arranged at least the point of being All that
know for certain is this that communication made
directly indirectly, by this government to the effect that
it ready to consent to poarparr given basis
This communication would arrive it was expected in Paris
last Saturday night The basis have heard mentioned is
enlargement of the Argentine treatyhat to say,
wider system of transportation is to be adopted which is
to be baptized amnesty and his Majesty to
forth clear from his present embarrassment 1t is asserted
Dy those VINO are supposed to be well informed that the
Aag Willingly the comfy Of
but If it by such way is suggested it will
fleet great dshonor those who have withdrawn from
his friendship and leave all the elements of discomfort and
strife active ever because not single social po
tcal evil will have been removed ''' ',a.t"
THE DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PIEDMONT
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM AUSTRIA
The Austrian government in recalling its Represented
tves from Turin, addressed circular DESPATCH setting
forth the by which guided to its agents at the
European courts. letter from Berlin, published by the
Nord contains summary of the despatch this subject
According to this summary the cabinet of Vienna not
only QiSSatl5neu Win count CavOur6 reply
plants Of the Piedmontese press and of the tolerance with
which these attacks treated by the Sandman govern
ment, but 1t offence in the language used by
that government the occasion of the debates which
taken place relative to the Notifications Of Aessan
dria. M NJ, . Ea s a I'm
The despatch adds that Hhe Austrian government has
become convinced that Piedmont seeks place itself the
head of the revolutionary movement in Ialya movement
of which the would DO the destruction of the
TRAN domination in Italy Piedmont pursues then, q
policy which not only tends TO disturb social order in
Italy, but to totally change the European political
systems established by the treaties Of Vienna"
In presence Of these facts Austria deems that her Dig
nifty will longer permit her to maintain official relations
with Sardinia Nevertheless Count Buo in informing the
foreign courts of the step which Austria has determined
take declares formally that this will not be fol-
lowed by others of hostile character and that in
any event Austria will avoid up to the last moment all
endorsements amongst the European cabinets.
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA, CALIFORNIA,
GEORGE LAW.
BY the arrival of the steamer George Law New York
from Aspiuwa we have received full files of San Fran
cisco papers for the fortnight ending March 20.
The Alta Californian gives the following summary of the
fortnights news: e
No events Of more than ordinary interest have occurred
in our State since tho sailing of the last steamer.
The weather. upon which California ia dependent for
her prosperity has been during the past fortnight of
most favorable kind both for the mining and agricultural
interests And inasmueh these two great branches Of
industry the principal of wealth.
confidently count upon highly favorable every
department of business In fact every species of labor
which IL rdad ~,