The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-21

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mand This refusal it appears, eouched in very eour-
teous but equally decided terms
The Free trade Association of France has succeeded in
obtaining from the government suspension OF the law
which prevented appeals being made in favor OF their
principles large bodies Of their fellow citizens assem-
bled al public meetings The proteconsts will probably
obtain similar concession, and the great question viii
then be fairly before the French people for discussion.
reflection, and decision.
sPAIN.-NIApRID. NOVEMBER 81.
General Flores has obtaued an army OF 900 men in
this county among whom are several officers and sub
officers OF the regular army His enlisments have been
made svowedy for the purpose OF attacking the govern
ment Of his native country He has proceeded to the
coast, and has probably set sail by this time.
The Carists are preparing most actively for rising
Cabrera said to be already IN SPAIN and vast supplies
plies OF arms, ammunition and clothing have been re-
celved from England Great numbers Of the Carst ref
ugees in France have been arrested crossing the from
ter and the French government has thrown all that Il
could lay ITS hands upon into prison impossible to
certain that the detestaon in which the present govern
ment held renders the present favorable time for
as most PROBABLY t6ey have bsy NAV be enabled 10 p
the government in serious danger, unless England OF
France should take its part.
All parties with the exception of the Carlists
king active preparations for their new elections The
government party will most likely gain the victory, for
the government functionaries have either shot or sent
out OF the kingdom, deprived of the right OF voting
the greater part Of their adyersaries.
Our lew have expressed great regre. at the de-
themselves by expressing admiration at the daring
rage with which they say they defended themselves The
Heraldo, the government organ calls upon England and
France to establish monarchy in Mexico, as the only
means OF saving that unfortunate nation from the clutches
of the United States
From Portugal there is intelligence of the defeat Of
the rebels they called but cannot be depended
upon at present Madrid newspapers being very much
given TO ibbing
acknowledgements NOVEMBER n.
The Chamber Of Representatives at the sitting Of 18th
Init aGaaHr hA Eplla
ART. /. That wheat rye, barley, Indian corn, beans
veches peas oats potatoes, potato -four and other ar
naceous articles and rice, shall continue free Of import
duty till the LIST OF October, lsI7.
Government has, besides, the power to grant, for the
period, the total partial remission OF import
duties on flour, oatmea cattle, and on all provisions
not specified III the above article. Upon these arti-
ces scale tax OF ten confines per 1000 kilogrammes
will be levied
ART, 2. That wheat, rye, barley, buckwheat oats.
beans yetehes peas potatoes and potato flour, pro-
hibted from expectation till LIST October, ls47.
Government is besides authorized TO prohibit the ex-
Poraton OF flour, bran, and all kinds OF grist bread,
ART. 3. That government may, if circumstances re-
qure it, determine, wholly partially, the operation Of
the present act in whatever applies to expectation 1t
may also extend 1t, wholly or in part till the LIST Decem
Der, 1877.
NJ Osy moved, LIST That the duration Of the act be
fixed for the 3lst December, 1si7 I'd That the free i'm.
port OF cattle be decreed and 3D. That the act should
give free entry to -four He also complained OF the
tnuance of the prohibition for the export Of corn He
for the Home Department and Finance and the chamber
passed the ministerial resolutions upon the term OF the
duration OF the act by 40 against DC, and upon the i'm
portaton OF cattle by SO against 90
The proceedings in the chambers have presented moth
ing OF interest to a foreign reader
gentleman residing in this capital is said to have dis
covered plan for initiating bank notes any documents
with such correctness as to defy detection. II this be
true, it will be terrible thing for commerce. H..
GERMANY-BKRLIN, November 20. ..
seems to be confidently believed that the Zol Veren
has, will, denounce the treaty with England, which
expires in ls4s. If Prussia and the Zol Yeren should
be able to form a treaty OF commerce with the United
States, is being attempted the denunciation of
this treaty would probably turn out to the advantage of
the United States shipping for, in all likelihood would
transfer to the conveyance of many bulky articles, the
monopoly OF which is at present enjoyed by British
sells, ."
The three northern powers, Russia, Prussia, and Aus
tra, have determined between themselves contrary to
their pledged faith in solemn treaties, to put down the
public of Cracow a separate and independent state;
and this design has actually been carried into effect with
extraordinary celebrity. 1t is not doubted that this scanda
ous outrage will excite immense Indignation in England
and France In Germany is universally condemned; but
unfortunately people dare not give utterance to their
opinions Unfortunate Poland now exists more--she
completely and entirely absorbed in her three oppres
Russia Prussia and Austria The put forth
for this act of niquity is, that Cracow hotbed of
instruction and endangered the peace of those three
great powers!
In mercantile circles alarm exists that thsatrocious
deed of spoliaton may lead to European war, for it is
supposed that England and France will quietly allow
it to be perpetrated AT Vienna also the alarm ex
sted but appears that the minister of finance assured
deputaon of merchants who waited upon him. that peace
would in nowse be disturbed because, he ntimated,
neither England France would take any
the subject of nature likely to interrupt the friendly re-
| laions existing.
The Orleans family said to be much chagrned at the
marriage of the Duke of Bordeaux with the sister Of the
Duke of Modena. A letter from Vienna confirms what
long believed, that Louis Philippe has been using all
his influence at the courts of Europe prevent his grand
nephew from marrying any OF Its princesses "Prnce
Meernch if he has not promoted the marriage has at
| ling ut
matters be managed with the utmost discretion If the
project had TRANSFERRED, the imperial cabinet wonld have
been exposed to the of the cabinet of the
Tuileres, with which it must in way other have
complied, in order to keep friendly intercourse with
France by appearing avert the court of Modena from
the projected alliance On the contrary the negotiation
has been carried with the utmost secrecy; and when
the affair concluded Prince Meernch got out OF it
this way he sent for NJ de Fahaut, the French ambas
sador here and communicated to him letter from the
Duke of Modena to the Emperor of Austria, whereby
the duke notified to his imperial majesty his eldest sis
ters marriage with the Duke de Bordeaux Prince Met
ternch added that the imperial cabinet had known moth
ing whatever of the projected alliance until the moment
the Duke OF Modenas letter had reached the emperor,
who had greatly complained to his cousin OF his
not having been consulted the subject Such is what
is repeated in circles, where Prince Mettemchs pro-
testatons are dsbeieved by more than one" ..
| The Duetsche Allgemene Zeltung (ot Lepslc) OF the
| 4th ult contains remarkable communication from
Chemnz Zone of the chief manufacturing towns OF the
kingdom of Saxony) relating to the increase Of duty
foreign twists 1t would appear from that article that the
increase of duty from two to three thalers has caused
much dissatisfaction that place, and that il ab-
eminent of the necessity of such measure but to for
inHue The of SaYOny already