The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-19

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~ announcing ths ,psended suspension Of s wors
ossa ssys Thai an ha1 been = an pel-
Gu 70 saopt this course by the outraxss and threat
70 zach The eompanys stewstds and Others have
ossa subjected and by the threalennr nolicsa ssrv
se on ~orkmen who desirous OF working and
Warming SuPpor' Tor themselves and families "
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iHE rorAIo p,sEAsE.--The earl Of MountcasheI
mas addressed q letter 10 Lord Bandon in reply 10
an efheisi communication from the latter, an the
saYee. " me potato rot, i8 pursuance Of the dTec-
100 =, ue lord lieutenant HIS lordshp takes an
e eAeesannsp gloomy view Of the prospects Of tho
y anu anticipates complete failure Of the
efoP'-Diibin Journal. -
, ihs ooo1f, AND Personal hoyEnESrs-H ER M
Jnsfrs VISIT TO PARIS.--The following is an extract
nom private letter, dated Paris, December l.
That the Queen Of England viii yisI, Paris in
Tue ensuing summer, appears now 20 be pretty GER
isan have just Leard that an autograph leter has
been received by Louis Philippe, from Queen Vic
toria, Sitting that unless some unforeseen even,
ours, rs the intention Of her Majesty to nnyfb,,
King OF the French visit, the palace of the FuiI
cries. al very early period AFTER the closing of you
next session OF Parliament The preparations for
the reception Of the English sovereign not only At
lniIesies, but al Versailles, which have been some
Tune IA progress, are Of the most magnificent and
costly Description. The Embellishments are placed
IN the hands Of artists Of frs-ruto talon several NJ
who'" ase expected to arrive fioni Italy to ard tie
native artist Of the CspIaL Il 10 stated that th,
'SI Q, the English sovereign viii De prolonged 70,
OF least ten days or a fortnight ayepiee
Tho Lord Chancellor returned TO town vsstsrja,,
evening rom Turyule Park, and Nc are happy 70
state Is 20 much recovered as to lie able Il, rrs1me
hs sittnissin the Court Of Chanccry, LncolnS-inu
Hall, on Monday Standard.
"LEGseI 10 LOAD BRoUGHAsI Under the will
o. tHe lSls M'ss Mary tlahery after leaving char,
table oeqaesis spd few legaces, thu. bc1.yolen,
lady has appointed Lord Broughsm aud Vaox her
resduary iesatce "oui Of respect and sdnptation Tor
he nns9osllsd abilities, pubic eonduct and primer
pies2 Ihe amount coming 70 hIs lordsbp, from the.
funded and personal property alone, viii sdsraby
exceed <200o0, the personal estate being valued for
probate duty Al 10000. To his lordships brother.
WiIliam broyghanl, cog a master 10 chaneery, she
hes len legacy OF k5OO; to the Rev. ~ Conway.
. eisspsain OF the Benediethe convent AZ III INNER.
su10s <so0 10 tbe Associated Catholic Charities
Stsey ssAhs 6>ss~3laak 6aGlelx Ion lAs Rolief of
the Aged and lufrIo $500 to the Society lor tfe
itouseless Poor $500 issaces to her executors
and TO Mrs Lee and daughter, and a few other
friends Il Posi-. ... -.
"siI Roeer Peel returns to town today from o.,
born House, the right honorable baronet having de-
parted on Saturday on a visit 10 her MaiesIv
Owing TO the pres Of public business, we hear Sir
Robert Peel and lady Peel and family do NOT auit
town until Saturday, Herald
NbmkE EXPLANATIONS ~ EEGLAND.-NaHoroI
Desness. recent experiments with a one-upn
battery, in the woolwicl marshes, recommended
TO be made by board ofofhcerS appointed to eonsl.
81 and suggest the best mode OF constructing dtences
for the coasts Of Great Britain having been com
Teied and the result being highly satisfactory bat
iehes on the principle will be erected at Sheer.
ness, Portsmco,h, plymouth, Pembroke, aad other
places ON the coasts Of the island Numbers Of
large guns have been forwarded 10 JGr-ev and other
e xPosed islands, and to the Care Of Good Hone
aud other colonial Possessions and the greatest ar-
uvy prevails to strengthen every place at home and
abroad, for securing them in the event Of being At
tackled. number OF the block ships heavily arm.
ed, wall soon be ready for their respective stations
aud add greatly TO the defence Of tho coast.
United SsTrics gazette.
PUScH.-We sGbtoin the following extraol from
the columns Of our facstious contemporary
PoLIrIcAL RUMoR 1t is whispered in circles like
y to be well informed that the beadie of the Exeter
Change Arcade has declared himself IN reference to
The corn law question. He is opposed 10 a fixed
duty, which imposes upon him the necessity of taxi
ing the average, and sometimes much more than thn
average, OF chat.