The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-21


the press are also In accordance with them--th, =
position journals repeating and enlarging on h. ~
sition taken by M. Thisrs-the ministerial contsaS
ing for those Of NJ. Guizot. But, notwithstsnS,s.
the lengthy dissussions which have taken b A..
Our Legislature % American matters, il mus ma, N
supposed that we shall hear mo More ~ NJ
Asafh and apsln vii they be brought forward h.
Independent members This very day, for sS,S
Pile, an amendment is under discussion in the De-
Ties TO the effect that, in the event Of War bel.,,s
England and America, France will see that no nm
nv be done to "the principles Of public risht NJ
protect on the seab the liberty and dignity of mt.
sational relations" But no matter how CT
American matters may be discussed, and no ms,,,
how severely the opposition may condemn The ,o,
eminent, il 10 not likely that sny change will ~.
place in the attitude and laneusgs Of the cabin.I ~
en- The oregon question, the newspapers hay, n,
the most part confined themselves 10 the reproJu,
tion of the news from America, and the r,msrs,
thereon of the English PRESS Their general opIp,o,
appears TO be that their will be 20 war, The pa
says clearly that il has no doubt Of ali that Enr,
win, eventually, give in to all the demands n h.
United States government; and the republican new.
papers say that IL she does got do SO in quick NJ.
the Ameueans will give her sound drubbing M
more serious and important Journals, how,,,s
think that England is moi disposed TO give Nj M
though very reluctant TO light, that she would r.ls
have war than abandon her rights. They inn
her friendly and conc6ating language is ptooflI,
she has no intention to be bued; and they ssy ~,
her preparation for war shows very clearly lA,
such Is really her intention. Among rehecpng pto
pie the impression 10 that IL there, be war, a,
chances are as ten TO one ID Msot or Ensland-s
navy, being so very formidable, and her army, con
pared TO that Of the United States, so eonsidenb.
The :. ~ not forget that America has obtained SON.
victories over her; but they remark that that xh.a
she had two or three European wars on her hand
and when, consequently, she could not put forth hr
whole strength. Some Of the newspapers think hs
the time is not far distant when the United Sals
will swallow up the whole OF Mexico and one q,
two say that she will soon, wrest; or coax, OF ve
die Canada from Great Britain.
Doe ITALY
Dates from Milan to the 23d January have ben
received. A treaty Of commerce is about TO be en-
tered into between the Papal states and Rnssa
The basis Of an arrangement between the Pope ll
the Crar pretty nearly agreed upon. The &
feet Of them will be no more persecution 10 Il,
Catholics in Russia, that Polish atfibasssdcr I'll
be maintained at the Russian court, and that NV.
raj concessions will be made by the Russian GOV.
eminent TO the Catholics.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The mail was brought TO Suez by the Bsnlinsi
ste amer, and landed there Oh the lth inst. =, -,
The political news is not important No coils
| ION ndu hken place on the ouuoJ. Inc okh foop
had approached the frontier, but had made no is
| ther demonstration.
The governor-g general and Sir II. Cough, the con
mander-in-chief, met on the 26th Of November lAs
former is said 10 have suspended the forward nov
ments Of the latter and is supposed 10 have opsss
negotiations. IL his terms were not promptly COZ
piled with, it was supposed that he would himss
Commence immediate operations.
SWITZERLAND.
Our dates from Bernie are TO the 2lst ut. Tia
canton is in a very agi,a,ed state. The grand cous
Gil has taken measures for having ntw eonstt
ton. Generally speaking, the country is in uy
disturbed state. An uneasy feeling il abroad and
more troubles are expected. The authorities ha'.
made several arrests.
GERMANY.
Our adviees from Berlin are to the 23d January.
The accounts we receive from our emigrans .
the United States excite great Indignation. Hut.
dreds and thousands Of them, it seems are suffering
the drest distress from relying too implicitly on s
| lying promises Of emigration agents.