The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-23

On the list there was considerable excitement in Dub
lin about the corporation bill
Ireland is literally inundated with breadstufs AT the
principal ports the ships are under demurrage there De-
ing warehouse room left unapproprated, Every 9de
says the correspondent OF the Daily News walls iesl
provision cargoes into the port OF Dublin Inc stars
and stripes have very rarely been seen on our waters
and several of the sangled banners IN consequence
have attracted the attention and eXeea the aauoh Oh
our citizens throughout the week.
Some of the American vessels contrary to the eXpecta-
tons Of the emgrants did wait for outward cargo,
but after unloading dropped down the nyer probably i0r
Liverpool Prices are ium6ing Indian corn, which
once fetched SOS, has been offered and refused at 54s
DUBLIN, March 2s.-There are very melancholy ac-
counts of the spread of phus fever and OF its fatal Ell
ecs amongst those Of the wealthy classes whose official
duties benevolent abors bring them within the range
of contagion. .
turing town in Ireland the pestilence also extending
France.
The Journal des Debats, the government paper towards
the last of March, put forth certain statements respecting
the prospect for different articles OF food, OF rather
gloomy character, stating that there would be no potato
crop at ALL that the rye has already sustained injury IN
the southern departments, and that would be most nm
prudent to calculate wheat being up to the usual aver
age These statements caused panic on the stock ex-
change but the public thought them rather exaggerated
and the LIST instant the price OF Hour Tell hve francs per
The Chamber of Deputies have passed the bill granting
the of four steamers to mercantile company 10 es-
tablish regular communication between Havre and New
York. The project has gone to the Chamber OF Peers'
where it is expected it will be passed.
The Patrie has the following:
at was announced to-day at the conclusion Of the
Bourse as certain fact that the ministry would forth
with bring forward bill TO extend until the month OF
July, 1915, the permission to import corn free OF duty"
This rumor, if true, will account for the aarmist char
acter OF the articles WHICH have recently appeared IN ne
the Chamber of Deputes and it is only by exaggerang
the difficulties OF the present situation that the ministers
can coerce them into giving way on ms question,
Spulns
The papers continue TO furnish paragraphs respecting
the Queen and her husbands but the report OF their hav
ing applied to the Pope for divorce is not confirmed.
paragraph in Galignans Paris Messenger states, the
authority of private letter, that they had walked for
some time on Sunday, the 2sth of March, the promen
ade d'Aocha, without being accompanied by any person
except a single attendant.
There is evidently much trouble in the ministry and
the last expected change stated to be caused by prefer
ence entertained by the young Queen for a handsome
general named Senano The ministry wished to Danish
him, and appointed him Captain General of Navarro but
the Queen refused to sign the order to that effect They
then appointed him TO inspect the troops In Navarro; and
this he refused to do He then to be brought to trial
for disobedence, and appealed to the Senate OF which
body he is a member.
newly expected ministry, but no one could be relied
upon
1t was expected that the Queen MOTHER Christina,
Germany.
The Zoll- Verein is still bent efecting treaty of
commerce with the United States, and negotiations for
have been, or are about to be resumed.
Prussia has recommended to the German Diet law &C
cording certain liberty to the press, and Bavaria and
Wurtemberg have notified their intention of supporting it.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 25.-There are now l,565,ooo
sacks of rye in magazines. From the price, which
holds out than another million will come in The
capital consumes 7l2 900 sacks annually. Russia will
have exported in this year at least three millions OF
scheverts OF corn, or about two and onethd millions
OF quarters.-St. Petersburg Ga@ette.
Denmark.
The King of Denmark has determined to grant con-
stituon to his subjects His Majesty, instead of pro-
commission OF 2s members, elected by the State Assem-
blies. Those assemblies, four in number, were to meet
during three days, in order to choose each
missoners If after celebrating common, the delegates
of those assemblies should agree the basis OF cons
tuition, the King would womulgate in the form they rec
S e 10 s eee be
Denmark hereditary in the male lne-1tmes, 10th ut
ItnIy.
The Pope has ordered general gas works to be con-
struced beyo nd the walls of Rome, in order light the
streets and supply private consumers
Letters from Rome of the 18th of March, announce
that among the papers seized refugee implicated in
The last conspiracy discovered at Ancona, several
documents showing that Austria intriguing against
The Popes government Those papers having been for
warded to Rome, Cardinal Gzz the Secretary of State
addressed note 10 the Austrian ambassador,
ipprisng him of the fact and demanding explanation.
The latter having contened himself with merely acknowl-
edging the receipt of the note, the cardinal him
second which remained without reply. The Pope in
gnan at his conduct, sent for the ambassador, who
to wait his holiness. Their interview was
said to have been very animated, and when the Pope
conducted the ambassador to the door he told him. the
of the attendants 81 give you my blessing but
you may write to your sovereign that if he expects to
ntimdae me, he is greatly mistaken" One of those let
ers mentioned that the ambassador was to quit Rome on
The evening of the 1sth--Iin,es
The Pope has commissioned a number OF artists from
among the first in Italy, to execute, partly from original
portraits, partly from medals and coins, the kenesses of
al tho prnHo
per that these may be copied in Mosaic 10 ador the
Baslica Of St Paul, where similar series persisted in
he fire. The pictures will afterward be permanently
placed in the Vatican Museum.
INTENDED ASSASSINATION THE POPE.-A few days
ago young arrested at Rome in a coffee house
requented by foreign artists, for having spoken disre
specully OF the Pope, He called himself Count Bald,
native of Fano and in his lodgings several ponards,
air guns, and other prohibited were found He at
first would give explanation, but at last stated that he
had intended to assassnate Plus TX the day which
his holiness should distribute religious banners to the diff
ferent quarters of Rome He is said to be implicated in
the conspiracy recently discovered at Rome and Ancona
lGaltgndnt.
MosUL March l7-Advices received from this city
are, substance, that Bederkhan Bey had decapitaed
bishop and Jacobite priest, and had submitted several
Christians TO the most arocious ortures The Chadeans
however expected to have 900 in the field at Car
pont in the of few months, to rescue this mise
rable population from the horrors to which it is
posed.
miscellaneous.
The Prussan government has concluded treaty with
the United States for the ex!radtion of criminals
The Russian government has officially declared to the
foreign officer will be allowed to take part in the
paipns of the Russian troops the Caucasus unless he