The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-19

the 3s of January next The provisions OF the existing
law which authorizes the Importation Of gram Tree OF
OF two parts, and proposed by MN Leon Fauchen and
anqu, extending still further the provisions OF the bill
TO the 81 of july 1913, and permitting the Tree mporta
lion of cattle and sailed meat, was rejected by large
majority. . .
to reduce the duty salt from Sd TO Id per kogramme,
and the reduction was carried by majority OF 261 to H.
The not formally opposed by ministers;
is said however that they intend to throw out the bill
in the chamber of Peers, The reduction OF the duty
eventually carried, will leave large deficit
Geographic despatch has been received at Paris, an
nonncng that food riots had broken out at Nulhausen'
and the colonel of the troops who called out hav
ing been assaed and struck by the mob the troops nred
on the populace, and three or four persons were Killed
The first of the line of steamers which TO establish
regular communication between this country and the
United States, sailed from Cherbourg for New YORK on
the 2oth with upwards OF 100 passengers ana greal
Union"
Official returns show that during the first five months
of the present year the importation OF cotton was looSi
metrica quinals, whilst in the corresponding period OF
1916 it 27lSi7, and OF lS45 2s6,32o Inc decline
is owing partly TO the dearness OF cotton, and partly 70
other causes The total importation OF cotton in the year
1914 5ss,92l meIrical qunials; lsio, so9,oso;
! 1916, 7S6,3l6.
The intelligence from all the provinces describe the
prospects of the forthcoming harvest extremely cheer
ing In several parts of the country it had already been
reaped The funds necessary for the payment OF the DIV
dend on the three per CENTS due the 30h OF June, had
been forwarded to London and Paris.
Esparero is it is said, to be allowed to return 10 Spain,
and be restored TO all his honors lie has written let
the newspapers 10 deny that he ever intended TO
take the governorship of the Philippine islands and
eventually make them over to England He IS, he says,
too devoted to his country to consent 10 ITS dlsmemoer-
ment 49,
The last accounts from the north OF Spain state that the
Carlsts becoming daily more bold and that they have
shown themselves in numerous detached bodies IN Caa-
lona The Heraldo says that conspiracy has been dis
covered in the town of Fenelosa in Catalonia, to poison
III ,tnry Iator ct1t
general of that province has issued proclamation threat
enng to punish the priests who trouble the consciences
OF their penltents IN political matters
Intelligence has been received from Lisbon and Oporo
since our last, confirming the fact OF the queng OF the
instruction in the south letter dated Lisbon, June
49, states that the close of the civil war has been happily
effected with regard to one-haf Of the kingdom Sa da
Bandeira and the insurgents OF Setubal have submitted
and acknowledge the Queens authority. telegraphlc
despatch received last night announced that they were
surrendering their Vnhaes and the allies
jointly yy forces =, s. ubes are completely broken
up and dispersed 42 chiefs and officers and more than
400 soldiers, in custody at Lisbon The rest having
fled to the INTERIOR overtaken by Fnhaes at Acaur
do SAL where he captured 800 prisoners The leaders
board the English squadron in the Iagus, where
they would remain at our charge until the una snrren
dered and brought the amnesty into operation The IN
sunecton was queled and the progress OF paclicaion
would be rapid though Evora might, when reinforced by
some OF the fugtives, hold out some time.
The MARQUIS de Louie one OF the leaders of the nsur-
gents had proceeded to England and also the Duchess
of Pamela, with two of her daughters Thirty prison.
ers had escaped from St Julian The forced circulation
of Bank of Lisbon notes is modified from the 1st OF july
viz to third only, instead of onehalf, in all pay
ments.
Emigration to America on wholesale scale, is still
going The United States get the majority of the en-
grants and nearly all the best Some villages are en-
tirey depopulaed by this emigration mania, and the gov
ernments are beginning to be alarmed at it.
Prussia.
The Chamber of the Three Representative Estates have
Raj
ton for placing the jews upon terms Of perfect equality
with the Christians On the other hand it negatived the
government proposition to subject the Jews OF the uchy
laws proposed for the members of the Hebrew persa.
sion in other parts of the monarchy The Chamber Of
Peers rather reaced It's vote respecting the permanent
Occupations of the Diet and modified its previous resolu
ton, declaring that those Populations should not be APP
pointed The VOTE however, regarding the periodical
convocation OF the Diet, remains unaltered
The first convention of the States General has just
closed its abors. and the speech delivered the
sion by the minister deemed OF ungracious charac-
| ter.
The French ambassador, NJ Bots lie Comte, returned
few days back to Zurich from Journey in the TesR
and in the Grisons The canton papers state that the
ambassador did speak of politics during his residence
On another hand 1t stated that he on the 10Th
from his government dispatches which contained a full
and entire approval of.the discourse he addressed to M
| Ochsembein.
Pope Plus TX, on the 18th qlt, gave audience to the
son of the Lbeator of Ireland, and made eulogy of
Daniel OCOnnelI, terms which must have excited the
gratitude and admiration of the young member for Dundak
According what Sas been stated at the moment which
the rose after having kissed the foot of the holy
father the Pope said to him Since deprived of the
happiness long desired of embracing the hero of Chris
tanity let at least have the consolation OF embracing
his " And the same time, the holy father pressed
him twice to his heart.
The treaty of commerce between Naples and the Zoll-
veren has been ratified. By it the two countries make
mutual concessions.
1t is known that the Marquis Dragonett Neapoitan,
received orders to leave Rome the 2st ut In an au
dence with his Holiness NJ Dragonetti requested the
vocation OF this Plus TX replied that he desir
ed that the orders OF his ministers should be executed
When this reply reached the knowledge of the people,
great discomfort expressed and the preparations for
the fete the anniversary of the ascension OF Plus TX
were suspended. NJ Grasseni, governor Of Rome,
Tor and promised to obtain for him, from his Holiness
prolongatlon of two months for his sooun II has
just been ascertaned that the words of the Pope
wrongly Interpreted and confidence has re-entered the
hearts of the inhabitants of Rome, and preparations for
the fete resumed.
On the 10Th ult, the government of Florence issued
proclamation inerdcting all popular meetings for the pur-
pose OF maniiesng appreciation dsapprobaion or for
making petitions demands, whatever may be the OBJ
ec or whoever may be the persons addressed whether
pubc or private and declaring that those who call the
meetings shall be imprisoned for not less than ten
days, nor than two months; and that those who
tend the meetings shall undergo half of that punishment
By decree dated the 18th ult the Grand Duke grants
general pardon to all persons accused of being implicated
in the political offences lately committed at Pisa and its
envrons All prosecutions already Instituted stop
ped, and the prisoners set at liberty.
Greece nnd Turkey.