The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY NIGHT JANUARY 49, 1917

and much at Bradley which awaits shipping
The same journal publishes letter from NIarseles,
which states that the 25th, 26h and 27th ut there
arrived in that port 10 ships laden with 100 hectotres
of corn, and nth with $500 barrels of flour from New
ORR being the first cargo OF that nature received from
the United States
Loss OF WEIGHT ON corroN-The American Chamber
OF Commerce at Liverpool has communicated TO the
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of this town
the following resolution, which it would be well if the
importers OF cotton In this town and district would rigid
~ adopt Complaints having been made OF the frequent
loss OF weight cotton imported from the United States
and having been represented that in many instances
this loss arises from invoicing cotton at the weights
ceaned when is first received from the planter, with
out having reweghed shipment delivery, it
resolved That, with view to remedy this evil,
recommended to persons importing cotton, that in all
they should instruct their agents abroad TO have the
cotton reweighed on delivery Manchester Examiner.
The ZoLI- vEREIN.-The report is again current in
the other States of the north OF Germany, the Customs
Union. Hanover above all, is said to be determined on
the point Negotiations stated to be actively in prog
president of the Chamber Of Commerce, and Baron Pa
tow, take active part for Prussia. navigation law
statesmen On the other hand Mecklenburg Schwerin
said TO have refused her adhesion to the contemplated
union.
The Steele, in commenting the extraordinary credit
again opened the Minister for Foreign Affairs asks
Sand what have we bought with all this money The
powers which diplomacy has not foreseen, and
against which il has not had the courage to protest.
1t would appear, from an article in the Courier Fran
co.'s, that the ministerial crisis is and that M Gu
got remains in office. According to the Courier, the
choice only between M Guzot and Count Mele be-
tween whom there is scarcely any percepble difference
NJ GuZot sand TO be exceedingly cool on the subject OF
the annexation OF Cacow. 1t is said that he has pro-
tested but will do 1t is further said that he has
not protested, and does not intend todo So -
protest against the annexation from the Central po-
fish Committee OF Paris signed by Count de Lasteyrie,
the president, and by M. Vavn the secretary, member
OF the Chamber OF Deputies, is published in the Courier
Francois
Provision riots taking place in the French provinces
The distress consequent the scarcity of food becom
the people TO desperation. At Chateaurenau and at
Azay lie Rdeau mob of GOO persons took forcibe pos
session OF the market place. the presence
of brigade OF gendamerie and forced the farmers to
sell their at two francs bushe and in many cases
carried it off without paying for il at all They also took
possession of grain stores, and sold all the wheat they
In the political salons OF Paris is openly stated that
Louis Philippe and M Guizot were both perfectly cogn-
zant OF the intention to annex Cracow that IN fact,
Cracow part OF the price agreed by Louis Philippe
to be paid to Austria to purchase her support to the Nom
pensier marriage, but that it only part of the price
The Constitutional states that the king Of the Begians
is expected Paris by the 18th inst, and that
his visit will be followed by to London, with the in
tent of endeavorng to bring about reconciliation be-
tween the two cabinets of France and England.
The drain fer bullion the Bank of France still con-
tinues. 1t stated Monday that there was only
60 POO 900 leftin their Golfers The withdrawal Of the
The amount OF Withdrawals during last week exceeded
the amount of depostes by El7.ooo.
| Spain.
Acc ording to letter from Manressa, published in the
Emancipation, OF Toulouse, band OF 200 Carlsts under
the command of of the celebrated Pexot, at
plenty OF money. They paid for everything they con-
stunned.
Madrid papers Of the e2d ult confirm the intelligence
of the defeat OF Sa da Bandea, by Caza Chayes
They also publish letter from Lisbon, which states that
Col Wylde had gone to Oporto to mediate between the
una and the queen and that there was every prospect
| of his efforts being crowned with success.
The Clamor Publico publishes letter from Manressa,
of the 18th, stating that Carlis band OF 200 men had
appeared in Catalonia Their war cry is, .Caros VI
! tenn"
The principles OF free trade are making rapid progress
throughout Spain According to the Espano free trade
association formed at Cadiz during the stay OF Mr.
Golden in that city. MIR. Golden was at Malaga on the
| 10th ult
tiers have dismissed the Judge who dared to give dec
sion against Count Bresson, his affair with the Tempo
| II is rumored in Madrid that serious differences have
taken place between the queen and her mother and that
Christina will most probably retire into France. 1t Is
said that reconciliation will take place shortly between
Queen Isabella and the Progresssta party.
The Herado of the 9th notices two rmors current IN
Madrid one that the government dreadng to meet the
new COrtes, intends to dissolve it immediately after lts
organization; the other that the ministry win be dis
solved, and be replaced by ministry of which the Mar
qus of Mirafores will be the chief The Heraldo says,
il does think either OF these entitled TO the
| slightest degree OF credit.
| . italy.
i The Pope is still engaged in the promotion of liberal
measures He has recently committed the punishments
of several political offenders and is about to issue de-
cree diminishing the duty on salt Since his holiness has
established civic PATROLS nocturnal attacks have entirely
ceased.
Germany.
A letter from Berlin of the 25th ut says "The incor-
poraon of Cacow with the Austrian states great
prejudice to Prussan manufactures, which enjoyed a
large reduction in the duties into that ancient
Polish republic In consequence, the manufacturers OF
all the towns OF Prussia addressed representations the
subject to government Yesterday there arrived al
Berlin deputation of manufacturers and mer
chants from Bresaw (Silesa) with M. Kohman, the
burgomaser, at its head and which solicits audience
from the king to expose to his majesty the injury which
the position of Cracow infcts the manufactures
of all Slesia" The depuation received by the min
sters Canitz and Bodeschwng, who obtained for them
an audience OF the king, which his majesty declared
that everything proper would be done IN the negotiations
with Austria to protect the commerce OF Silesia:
The morning journal, (Morgenzeung) OF Hanover
published the of the incorporation OF Cracow with
Austria on sheet with black border, in sign of mourn
ling.
i Cracow,
curious niece Of experience was gained on the irs