The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-10
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ASIA.

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lia Application to be made TO thesgovernment for
guarantee.
The British board of trade returns for July show de-
in the exports of 81 800 900 as compared
with July last year. In the imports an increase had
taken place particularly in breadsufs, the arrival Of
which very large.
An important law had been tried at Liverpool
action brought against the directors of the sus
pended Borough Bank to damages for the loss
sustained in purchasing shares upon the strength of
alIacous report issued by the bank verdict was
given for the plaintiff but stay of execution granted
The first detachment of sappers and mners-ony 20
strong~was to leave England for Yaneouvers island on
the list of September One hundred and thirty others
were to follow very soon.
The Daily News calls the European powers to watch
closely American designs ON Nicaragua under conviction
that the policy of the American is to acquire
the possession of the isthlnus.
Charles Drummond, the well known London banker,
is dead
b. Haynes is officially recognised as United States
sui at Turks island.
The captain of an English ship had been tried and
mulcted in heavy damages for placing passenger in
irons under the plea that mutiny imminent.
Cardinal Wiseman, Of London, was making a tour in
Ireland and receiving enthusiastic ovations at all points
Thirteen lives had been lost by the upsctting of small
pleasure boat at Worthng, on the Sussex coast.
FRANoE-It again reported that Marshal Pelissier
had asked to be removed from the English embassy and
that his request would shortly be complied with 1t
also said that his marriage to take place on the sth
of September the anniversary of the taking of the Maa
lion francs marriage portion.
Lord Pamerston was received by the Emperor at ST.
Cloud on the 25th
Count Persigny made speech at the opening of the
Council General of the Loire illustrative and defensive OF
the alliance with England The speech had attracted
considerable attention Count dc Morny had also made
important speech at the opening of the Council of
Clermont.
A telegraph congress- in which France Belgium, Hol-
land, Sardinia, Portugal, Baden, Wurtemburg and
Switzerland are represented has been opened at Berne
A new French naval station for the eastern coast of
Africa is to be created at Isle Reunion This is big
with important consequences for the influence of the
French flag and prosperity of the French colonies 1t
considers Mcxur sufficiently justified by the necessity
which has arisen of employing French ship composing
what is called the hdo-Chna division, in localities far
removed from the Isle of Reunion
duel had been fought at Paris between the French
Count de Grammont Gaderousse and Count de la Rocco,
add camp to the King of Sardinia. The result
not serious
The French government anticipating the possibility of
outrages Christians in consequence of the bonn
bardment of Djiddah about to increase its naval
4 forces in the Mediterranean
! The Posts Paris correspondent says NJ Turgot is
named ambassador for Switzerland ~ de Feneon min
lister at Frankfort NJ Parrot, ambassador at Madrid;
and NJ dc Montessy, minister at Brussels.
The Emperor is about to send Victoria cannon con-
in return for that presented to him By hef Mesye d
PARIS, Frday--lhe three percents slightly reoeled
| to-day, closing at T9f
transport was under orders at Brest to convey 400
I conycts to Cayenne. a ...s...
! AusrEIA.--The born imperial prince has been
chrscned 'Rodophe Francis Charles Joseph by mpe-
rial decree the prince proprietor and colonel of the 9th
/ regiment of infantry. ha.
The report that reconciliation had taken place be-
| tween Austria and Russia is formally denied.
RussIA-A small Russian squadron, consisting of two
l4gun corvetes and despatch gun vessel
had arrived at Spthead en- route to the Pacific They
were not allowed to enter the harbor of Portsmouth, but
their commanders met very courteous reception
The Emperor and Empress of Russia had gone a
! journey through the empire.
/ TUnREY.--Some ministerial changes had taken place
and the retirement of the Grand Vzer spoken Of
The Paris correspondent of the Times understands that
the Turkish government has complained to the English
ambassador ut Constantnople of the bombardment of
Diddah at the moment when known that Isniael
Pasha the way thher with full power to punish
the guilty
The Dvan had issued circular contradicting the
of the approaching destruction of Mecca by the
western powers which occasoning great excite
ment.
1t reported that further riots had occurred in Can
da, and that ten Christians had been killed
The Porte had demanded the recall of the Greek con-
sui in Gambia
CnSA.-It 1t was stated that the amount Of indemnity
to be paid by China to England and France as stipua
ted in the treaty of 'liensin, is 80, 900 000f
The telegraph intelligence Of the China and Calcutta
mail was overdue and momcntariy expected when the
Asia sailed.
CAPE OF Coon HorE Cape of Good Hope dates are to
July 2lst DIR. Livingstone had arrived safely in z,m-
The --latest By Telegraph to Liperpool ,..,.l
LoNDoN,An Indian telegram was received at the For
eign Office August 2S, at $780, a.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 24.--Ihe steamer Hndostan ar
rived at Suez the 23d instant She left Calcutta on
the 18th of July, and the delay in her passage was
caused by accident to her machinery while in the Red
sea,
The steamer Cadz arrived at Suez yesterday from Bonn
bay with dates to the 4th inst Nothing of Importance
has occurred since the last mail The British troops are
in Dude whe
they find them, and in reducing their mud ortiica
tions Many of The chiefs, who have not irrcdecmably
compromised themselves in the revolt surrendering
to the authorities Others, who have been faithful to
the British flag. are being honorcd and rewarded. The
rebels proved to have been deeply implicated being
executed. The Punaub is tranquil Sir Hugh Rose has
resigned the command of the Poonah division.
The China dates from Iiensin to the 18th of June
Great progress had been made in the negotiations and it
was considered that the allies the eve treaty
which would insure everything they could claim, and
open China to the enterprise of our merchants.
This news IL will be observed is so late that
received via Russia
The Daily News city article of last evening says
The funds to-day fatter, owing to bona de sales,
Of which said TO be connected with the payment
of the half yearly dividend due this day on stock and
other securities of the London and Northwestern Railway
Company The decline in consols however did not ex
ceed onccighh per cent. In other departments of the
stock exchange business remains stlgnant The high
range Of continental exchange has most important bear
ing the money market
The demand for money rather more active to day
General satisfaction is expressed at the verdict given
yesterday in Liverpool in the Borough Bank affair
The Times city article says the English funds opened