The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-17
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VIZ u'a' NC l-hsnsh caoihet hau agfeea upon TN
opening VI INC Pors, ana upon several other I'm
p It . See'eu tremendous senSauof
Ensi3hu anu france is ehect
Lonuoh was lke throwing oomo-sheli IN the yer,
"i' ~, " 'he oSnhers anu pol'uclans'
TT ~ apPearSI however, thal the statements OF th'
lmes are doubted, contradcted, and abused by
Ihe standard the organ Of the government, thu
p tiea also me organ ana sundry o.her papers
nut ue iuhss auheres 10 It's original statement
WIN uie quaihoahoh that the ministry were waSer
,ng an 70 ue Des' course 70 take TO produce the ne
,sS;Sh "a s s"sn %day 'he opening OF .he pota
whlch hau oeeh ue'ermined upon According 10 the
extracts rom inc principal English journals, we arr
iea 70 oehe'e uat inc hnes based inen statemenii
on sooa an.hofny al ue sIaf') ana as the early
meeung OF fafnsheh Is not absolutely contradictee
" 'he o'auaiu, isir 70 suppose that mat BODY
are now "a session. and that The whole question has
peen thro"h INTO fariiament by the ministry, TO %
a sp. as hey ana ne people think best Ii
'nis way 'hs ministry VIII probably attempt TO GO
'"Rs sny Issponsioly, "
,r, nc eASi.eine'l ~hieh inc announcement OF th'
ires PsVuuced "a every circle, however, was IN.
~ 'e'uns OUT Wnal IL pf9oao,y iaet' ha
s'.N naI ooeh begun ia Lonuoh ior com,
lGnieiSia' treaty between England ana the United
o'a'es, anu u was supposed mat the announce
"'' IT, ~ lne ZINES was onsn%'y oased on this
~. suf Posi,'oh hhPnea'su uiS american MINIS
~ 'ne OF .he INES ana the sec
eI1y I" inc american iessnoh ie't constrained 10
Puonsn oaru eHohefauhg MI meL.ane nom any
'osneA'oh WIN tne Puohcauoh:
rug PaISeesnP na'ie, hihsworu' hence, mad
af. snu' AZ Iia're IN seventeen days passage
ihe new aeSesshiP frihee dc Joinyile, Law
~ - noSe ~ t"a'Seues aNsa al oIoranar on
INC zis' OF november ana sailed the 25d, Tor her
us sru
ino Lonuoh roS' oi tue ouh w AayS we nave
s'eo' SohSaou 1h W oe'ns ehaoieu 70 announce hat
an event. calculated 70 strengthen the aectonate at
ioohnheh' OF INC people 10 the throne, ana at the
same uihe increase the happiness OF her Majesty 5
domestic circle, may be expected TO take place early
IN APrii next
n CABINET e0uheii was ned al . o'c.ock yesterday
AFTERNOON a. ihe ioreish once Inc Lord ChaneeE
Tor was sufheienuy recovered from his recent illness
10 ai'ena lhe meeting Inc other ministers present
~efe-oir IL. reel, Lord WharnciIne, the Duke OF
buceleuch, me Earl OF Aberdeen, Lord Stanley,
Or james urnham, inc Chancellor OF the Exehe-
9uer, inc Earl oil taddIngton the Earl OF Rpon,
Loru ". somerset, inc Earl OF Llncoln, and the
Right Hon Sidney Herbert. (The Duke has lefl
town. lhe Council sol an hour. - Chronicle
ohould The premier make any unusual stir with
respect TO the present vegetable epidemic, u Is pro-
oaole that he VIII be known TO future ages as "Po-
tato feei''-Puneh'
FRtscH TRADE Win CHSA.-The Journal dss
Deoas states thai the question OF the possibility of
trade between + rance and China may now be con-
sdered 70 DC resolved oy the report OF the commits
sioners sent 10 China' we cannot" says the
Journal dss Debats, at present establish important
or regular commercial communications with China;
nor would It be prudent 70 attempt IT, Under ex-
lsiing circumstances, we could not hope either to
sell much cotton or to purchase sufficient tea IN Chi
ma and those articles, II IN known, constitute three
tourths OF the American and British trade with Chi
ma. But If We cannot aspire to such trade at pres
ent, or for long time to come--if the umid habits
Of our merchants, the division Of capital and
thousand other causes oppose an obstacle to regu-
lar trade with China, 1t - evident that ws may
unue the ,rihing traffic which exists at present We
shall not hesitate, therefore, TO call the attention of
our to the report of the delegates TO
on'na wien fee'e NJ wooneh cio'hs anu 10 raris'
.ai ,i'ie'o WIN resPecl 70 woohen eiohs'
W. .nn E.I;uI .nelh as vel ana perhaps better,
ha'' ''o S"s"'h anu '"e pe,sans, anu our southern
ilahu'so'urers can supply them as cheap as those
" oui n1eu pu' ho'e nhPo,'an, cohaiuon
e.'a'ns 70 oe nhish OF me ciotn 70 the
'as'e iiii'aol'an. OF 'ne oe,es'la EN-
pure - an econo,ns' VINO aPproacheS 10 the charac-
el VI lSer. ne y'eos ou. il.''e win respect 10
TASTE, ne sun iess WIN respect 70 cheapncss;
"i'hou, 'is uoup'e coiiuiuo', inert ~ no dsposing
"a, r,.nnf.c,nr. tho n,,,sr,. .hch ,bp
dsIega,es took 10 China Of cn,erv ya,ehss and
clocks Jewellery fre-orms Glass worked mo-
rocco sims on,;,.I ;ns,rmsnss r,nsr ,er6,,..
nv and carved ,vorv nreserved rfrpi,s and con.
fec,onerv. were in general annroved hy ,bs Chi
nese bpi onlv a, a., cer,.;, Ir;.e and on sor,a;,
conditions. But these are not imnracticoble and
as the report of the DELEGATES states. However
much the Chinese are attached to their customs The
Americans proved that il was not imnoss;t Ia to
modify their habits and customs. Several ARTICLES
which at first did not succeed in China. now 6nd
there a considerable market, We fores.e an oh.
lection which NAV be made. All the manufac,ures
Of Paris combined woud not /, NAV he s,id fre;gb,
one or two ships. 1t is no doubt. UNPLEASANT that
we cannot Immediately commence an extensive
trade with China, but we must recollect that tina,
country contains 300 900 inhabitants, and
sequently, we may calculate on an immense increase
for the future" .r .r....,.. .a H.
FREscH VIEW OF MEXICAN .rr.Rs.-The Prose-
in abiding TO the despntch of the American gov,