The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-07
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nouncs ina, no further authorizations are required
and will adiourn I'M, s;,ti,,s Of the league sine die
eomm,tss will he .,ooio,.d 70 ace tina, no attempt
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ZION. II no such attempt is made, the league vii
never assemble AGAIN. bat il Il is, il win immediate
Iy he called together to defend what II has slready
won Its life or death will there fore depend upon
the conduct of the pro,ectionists themselves After
the league has been dissolved, the friends Of free
rrrde will be called together, and steps viii be taken
TO acknowledge the anexamped services OF Mr.
Golden to the cause OF commercial freedom
The Constitutional contains long article on the
resnectiye claims of the various candidates for the
Queen of SPANS hand. Ii enumeraies 1--WE the
Duke de Montpensier; Count de Montemolin, son
Of Don Caros; prince of the house Of Coburg; tn,
Count de Trspani. of Naples: and one OF the son,
Of the Princess Csrlot,a, Maria Christmas sister
d declares that every one of these candidates is in.
admissible, and comes 70 the conclusion that Spain
has been placed in her prs..n. awkward position
relative TO the young queens marriage by the inter
ference and want Of foresight manifested by the
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We understand rays The Epoqae) IN" toe
king of the Begians, considering the sum voted oS
the chamber OF representatives, TO DC insumeient io'
the fetes at the Inauguration Of the Northern Rail
way gave 10000 francs from his own purse, on con-
dition that there should be included amongst the
o,..,. thu ro.r,h.r. ,e the soci.,v Of Commeres o.
a, g., a. Go, MI. "A a.,
the Nerce ueS hr'S' vi INC No"'e'' i''''e "''' WV
Societe Lyrique, Brussels. .r..a. ...
Mr. Romulus NJ Saunders who has been appointed
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i"'"''''' ps,pp -. " - A. W..,;.u,a,
Irving, has arrived at Paris on his way TO Madrid.
IT,. Li0u .od ,u..u ofs Manila. have r.,,r,.d 4,
- 10. - 800 4: ca. ~.
their caPi'a' rom 'ner e1cu's'o" I" o''ny'
stopped for day at Foggis, and returned TO Naples
nv land The king has lust ordered that Brindisi
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port. IL VIII, therefore, Prooaply AGAIN oecome ~
important entrepot for the commerce of the Adriat
and The T AVIAN, .-.t.#s #...n rf. .a..rl n.'
e"e' from A'oAaui'" " a'e ~'N '' ''"'e'
the Nile steamer was getting ready Tor voyage u
MarseilIes TO receive on board Ibruhim Pacha, OF
b;s re,urn n E.1vnt 70 .''layn.sh - s.t|I
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A letter from 81 Pe'ersourgh OF the ISL, contra
diets in the most positive manner the statement, il
sever. Of the German Journals that the cholera ha,
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Russia IN Europe. IL has not, says the letter, ap
snirit of tbs Rr,ftsh pre.s
n,-n ,S,c.nn,rs IN r,rpopr
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-. from 'ne ro"oh in"s'' June 10
The arrival OF the britannia with the American
mails OF the 81 instant mas put US IN possession
decisive intelligence from the theaIe OIL war on th
Rio Grande' The Mex'San forces have been Who'll
" IN inle suPPor oy tne,r courage OF o'sciPnn'
,hthe ield lie operations which had been conceived
and directed, not without considerable military sklIl
ny u'''' "''H'aue''' ~ sPSo w" ~
periority amounting TO threshold the American
force under General Taylor, the Mexican troops or
the LETT bank OF the river nave been totally routed
and an opportunity, which IL nothkeiy TO recnr,
inhleting summary blow upon the enemy IN .
position OF great dIfhcuity, mas ended, on the con
rrary, IN signal triumph OF General layiors iitt'
corps, and shameful rePuise OF the MexicaT
FORCES. t ..r, .a -. ..r ~ -. .l.1l
1t will be remembered that by the last accounts
which had reached us we learned that General lay
The town of Matamoras, and under the protection o.
small fort or earthwork on the left bank Of the
Rio Grande. An unsuccessui attempt had Prev
ousy been made by party OF about ~ American
soldiers to force passage from this camp to Pom
Isabel on the const But on the LIST OF May, Genera
Taylor resolved to move down the river with thu
main body OF the forces under his command, fo
the purpose OF relieving the post on the coast, and
likewise of incorporating with his army tho re
cruits and volunteers he had reason to expect from
New Orleans. He left the pORitlOn ODDoaite III,