The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-19

the Matthew Cemetery one week m one Jay o'l III
the workhouse there were "0deaths
4 REPRESENTATION OF CoRK.-The Cork Examiner says
1--WE have received letter, bat too late Tor pnbhcahon
addressed from respected parish priest oil eioyne and
Ross bis reverend brethren OF The diocese, ealing on
Them to their influence 10 procure M Johh ooohheli
a. candidate for the vacant this county, and TO
exert themselves TO effect his return
DrutN. June t.-H,Ryrsr PRosPEcTs-THE PorATo-
No further accounts have been received oil any tendency
10 disea-e in the potato crop On the contrary All me
S,,,,a,l fepor. are highly favorable regards that
esculcnt as well the gran and green crops OF all de-
scrpuon- The weather Is all that The farmer could de,
IRE We have rpid vegetation under the influence OF
!, fine genial temperature New potatoes beginning
to appear small PARCELS and be had at I'd pound
IN some places.
very general impression prevails that the present
cabinet is on its last legs and that cannot manage to
waddle on for more than three or four months But
people to be universally tired OF H. and II seems to
think itself in a langushng state
In compliment 10 the United States, the names of the
four made over by the government 10 the Ha
yre and New York Steam Navigation Company have
been changed to Philadelphia, Missouri, New York, and
the Union The first of these advertised 10 sail for
New York on the 3st of May, but the shipping report,
made up the LIST june does not state that she had
sailed
The Mexican consuls at Havre and Marseles have
protested against the right taken by the United States
forces of substituting their own custom laws Tor
those of Mexico and have notified 10 French merchants
that they expect their property 10 be eonhscaied
They state. however that they have not received posi-
les but they doubt not thai will be agreeable TO II
The right assumed by the United States has gwen rise 10
some discussion in this country, and has created some
alarm. .,
In the Moniteur we find royal ordinance regulating
the postage of letters, journals, &c forwarded by The
transatlantic steamers plying between Hayre ana New
York The postage OF single letter IS fixed at one
franc, besides the territorial postage OF ten centmes
Journals periodicals. unbound books, pamphlets, caia
ogues, printed music &c WI pay ~ eenl'mes per Jour
nal or sheet, besides the territorial postage
The Constitutional states that the appearances OF the
forthcoming harvest particularly fine IN the depart
men of the Eure and Lore In the departments OF the
Meuse the Vosges and the Mosele likewise the crops
are magnificent and, unless foulous calamity oe-
cur the produce will only be abundant but the har
vest particularly early"
The Queen and her husband continue TO live apart,
and is said that the Queen is determined upon divorce
Her Majesty returned to Madrid on the cath ult. The
King remained at the Prado Affairs are assuming Sc
rious aspect There every probability Of the imme
date resignation of the present cabinet The hns has
been invited repeatedlyso return to Madrid.
The Spanish army on the frontier OF Portugal mas com
pleted lis preparations, and was ready to invade that
country.
: Queen Christina has gone to Rome, TO use her inhu
ence at the Vatican prevent Queen Isabella from obtain
ing divorce, and thus to secure the succession OF the
Duchess OF Monpenser and her consor to the Spanish
throne.
The armed intervention of the foreign powers in Por-
tuguese affairs has taken more positive character Inc
revolutionary juna at Opoo has declined the offers made
to il by the British negotator The allied powers nave
determined mediate no longer but will enforce the pa
cication of the country Hostiltes were suspended
Germany.
The prospects of large grain crops at the ensuing har-
vest in the south of Germany and the shores of the
Mediterranean appear exceedingly encouraging =. .
BAvARIA.-A letter from Munich of the 26h ult., IN
the Augsburg Gazette says ''We learn that the King
of Bavaria has just laid down the basis of Legislature
upon the broadcast and most liberal scale. Henceforh,
the administration of Justice will be separated from the
political government The inhabitants are IN state OF
enthusiasm from this news
Disturbances have taken place at Leghon on the pub
LEGATION of the decree relative 10 the press The people
cried Long live the Grand Duke!' and then went TO
the house of the Austrian consul and shouted Death
to the Ausrans" The governor forbade the ete which
had been projected for the 18TH in honor of the Popes
birthday but notwhsi1ndg the ReoPPe assembled IN
live ltaly!' " Down with Austria, The Dragons had
to be called out 10 dispense the assemblage.
The excellent liberal example OF the great and good
Pope is already beginning 10 be initiated by the princes Of
Italy The Grand Duke of Tuscany has accorded
tain measure of liberty to the press for which he has re-
ceived the blessing OF the people The King OF Sardinia
is said intends give sort of constitution TO his peo
pie and the Grand Duke of Tuscany is believed to be in
clned to do the same thing
4 PIRATES IN THE MEDTERRANEaN.--Several piratea
vessels are reported have made their appearance in the
Archipelago, and the coast of Greece; and the British
authorities the lonan islands have consequently
dered two gnnboas to be fitted out for the purpose pro-
tecing English traders from their depredatons.
Sardinia.
In an audience with the King of Sardinia, Mr. Golden
was assured that the principles he advocated highly
approved and in proof OF the same, the King announced
that reductions would be made in his ar at the earliest
possible moment
Switzerland.
| The democratic party of Geneva has just obtained
great triumphthe radical constitution has been
cepted by the people, by 5,547 votes against 3,lS7 The
vote has been received with every demonstration JOY
Il Egypt
Mehemet Ali returned to Alexandra at the end of last
month, in order TO spend the summer there. The Vice
roy again talking of his intended visit to Europe but
the execution of the project still doubtful and the large
steamer which is present being built in the arsenal
and which said to be destined for the convenience Of
his highncss cannot be finished before next year The
grain crops magnificent; the harvest in Upper and
Central Egypt had been got in by the end of April and
the wheat crop being cut at Delta. Egypt will
port four million hectoitres of corn by the end Of
July.
India.
! Two overland mails have arrived in England since
last advices, bringing dates from Bombay TO May Cal
cua TO April 81 Madras TO April "a and China 10 March
80 There is not any news OF Importance by either OF
them.
JOHN y. HORNER,