The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-04


advisers are opposed to his desire to be present at,
and take part in, the approaching debate on the
Budget" The Times correspondent says the King
and Queen Of Holland will visit the King and Queen
of the French this summer. King LOUIS Philippe
will visit the Chateau Of Pau (now IN process Of
in a month or two, whence he will 60 TO
Bayonne, to have an interview with the Queen of
Spain, who will proceed to San Sebastian from Bar
ceona. In fine il is almost equally certain lat all
events strongly hoped) that her Majesty Queen
Victoria will in the course of the season, pay an
other visit TO the Chateau of Eu, where the King
and royal family propose spending at least a
month.
"La Presse" announces that the Duchess OF
Nemours was to leave Paris for London, being in
vited to the fancy ball to be given by the Queen on
her Majestys birthday. The same paper states
that the Hereditary Prince Of Sake Weimar had,
on his arrival in Paris taken up his residence at the
Palace of the Elysee- Bourbon and that the Duchess
Of Orleans was in person to do the honors of the
capital TO her young relation during his sejour.
Many changes are contemplated Of ambassado-
rial and diplomatic agents of France. II is said to
be the intention Of government to recall M Piscato-
ry from Greece, where his notorious differences
with the British minister were deemed likely TO
produce announcement results M. Bresson, the
French minister at Madrid, and Count ST. Auaire,
the French ambassador TO the court of London had
each, it was said solicited to be recalled. The
Duke de Montebello, French minister at Naples,
would, in that case, go to Madrid. Count Flahault
was spoken of as likely to succeed Count ST. Auaire
if the King would consent to his abandoning the
confidential and important place he occupies near to
the person of the Count de Paris, and for which he
is said TO have peculiar qualifications.
The Chamber of Deputies have been chiefly occu-
pied in the discussion of the northern railroad bill
The discussion, however, possessed little interest
ministers having already aequiesced in all the
changes made by the committee IN the original bill,
with the exception OF that which altered the dura-
ton OF the lease from 40 TO 80, which the Minister
of Public Works declared the government was de-
termined to oppose
In the Chamber OF Peers the bill relating TO the
treaty concluded with Sardinia for the prevention
of literary piracy, was adopted almost unani-
mously.
The National states
"That in consequence the compaisance manifested by
the members ofthe Chamber of Deputies for time past
ie -. has oesn determined IN hsh
f- sr, ~ - I,
no oons'""V"iei s'a'o'
ministers assure . their friends that the Chambers
AGENTS. IN The Scpamrn are nrenang or pe sscnn
With the utmost zeal and activity , S s'''''
The Semapbore de Marseles NJ the 1atb inst
announces tbe arrival in tha, citv on the 10Th If M
Piscatorv. the French ambassador At Athens and
Of Count de Montfort son of Jerome Bonaparte
both on their wav to Paris The six young Per.
slams sent 10 Paris by the Schah 10 complete their
education, have arrived In that capital.
Inc journal des Deoats mas long article on inc
report OF M. Carela, VINO had been sent Out by the
government 10 examine the pracucabllity OF the
scheme ior making canai through the isthmus OF
ranama; ne reports IN lavor OF Ihe measure; on.
one OF MS plans ~ rather alarming for the success
OF such an undertaking. lie found the lowest ee-
Vauon between tne Two seas 70 DC ABOUT oUo ieei;
ana, as II is 100 great an elevation Tor snip canal
ne proposes an enormous tunnel! capable OF allow
ing irigates 70 pass through. he thinks, from an
examination OF me son, tnat tunnel Ivy ieel IN
ABOVE .he surface OF the canal would DC Prac
ucaoie, ana might DC MADE with reasonable out
lay OF money.
ne r.eVus ae raris Oh the lHh ul. sta'es tha'
tine opPositoh intended 10 engage IN announcer con-
met win me ministry IN the discussion on the esil
mates. lahiu ana morocco WIN again DC the neids
OF patte; ana ~ IS propaoie aiso' that the ministry
VIII De asked whas course tney mean 70 ADOPT IN
presence OF me dimcultles whicn may arise IN the
New world, between Great Britain and the United
STATES BESIDES these duestions' whicn are entreiy
pohuca, the speciai budget OF the Ministry OF Ma
rine VIII pe tne theme OF numerous ana severe re-
ciamations addressed 70 hamira MacKa!i respecting
tne absence OF oruer anu foresight mahilest ~ MOST
OF tne branches 0, ms t,he navy administration:
me reai ION NUMB mas appeared IN u Plece
written expressly for nun, az the vaudeviiie inca
ue; Inc Journals say ina. u'e piece Is r'uicuious'
ana diVested OIL the sghtest novelty or Imagination
From the Paris correspondent Of the European Times
Opn,ons or THE FRrNcp PRESS ON rur Oar.
CON QUESTION. The questions relative 10 Ore
gon and Texas, have naturally excited much Of
The attention of the press and The pubIic Of this
canital. On the first the feeling IS npon the
whole against America-that Is. against The pre-
tensions mn, forth in The President,s baranrne
which exc;ied sucb striking Recommendations IL
The British Parliament. The Journal des De-