The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-15
THE DAILY UNION.

not make any attempt on the highest kind of game,
which Golden himself was in the habit of aiming
at The defendant, however, was proved to have
brought down, at shot, upwards of four hundred
different heads of game one day in February last,
though every article was Of Hiaing description
that it was quite impossible to place any value upon
it. On being asked what he had to say, Peel seemed
good deal disconnected, and said he hoped, if he
had been poaching on Mr.. Cobden's manor, that
gentleman would not complain, he had invited him
(Peel) to do so. Mr.. Golden said he did not OBJ
ect though he had rather il should be done openly,
in the broad face of day. For his part, he did not
wish to make his field by any means exclusive for he
was doing his utmost to break down the protection
on all sides, and all who felt disposed might Join with
him. Peel having been advised that would be bet
ter for him to enter the field in fair and honorable
Manner than to sneak about it, inside and out as il
he felt ashamed of what he was doing, was caution
ed and discharged"
Latest advices from Athens, Greece represent the
ministry as exceedingly inefficient and unpopular.
The country seems to be in deplorable condition.
Irregular troops in government employment, who
really bandtti, under their bandit leaders are
committing all kinds of excuses under the defence
less population.
The Sultan of Turkey has summoned deputies
from the various departments of his empire to
advise with him upon the best manner o. reforming
many existing abuses in the government and
institutions of the country The Constantine
pie correspondent of the London Morning
Times, appears to think that it will turn
out farce, from the fact that the local govern
ors who nominate the deputies, will send creatures
depending on their will and patronage. Reforms
must have beginning Providence created the
universe, in all its beauty and practical utility from
chaos. The science of government, even with u.s. is
advancing for the benefit of all classes and interests
We cannot conceive how any man processing more
liberality than Earnest of Hanover boasts of,
doubt that, in this step, imperfect it is, the
Sultan has ranged himself in the army of progress.
The Paris Unconstitutional" received per the last
steamship, notices interesting news from Otaheite,
Just then received in France. 1t says that French
affairs yet in critical and dscouraging situa-
ton Governor Bruat awaited the arrival of Admit
raj Hamin, in order to come to decisive determi-
nation, as his position becoming difficult one.
The health of the troops was also unsatisfactory.
Queen Pomare continued to reject the amcabe adj
vances of the French governor, and refused to place
herself again under the protection of France. She
was still in little island, where, with the real or
supposed support of the English squadron, she kept
the people of oaheite in arms and in state of hos
tility to the French establishments. Nevertheless,
Gov. Bruat permitted the natives to frequent the
Papeti market, whittier they proceeded to see what
was passing, and to sell some provisions at very
high prices"