The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-01

continues to decrease IN Paris ne rae al Mien o
sold on Thursday reduces the price Of the kiosfahhe
Of bread 55c, being dlmnution oil IL ceh'mes per
loaf of kilogammes."
According 10 the Journal des Chemns de Fer the MN
s,ry contemplate introducing some measures ioi e ~
lief of the railroad interest
The squadron of evolution Is to saul from louioh III
the beginning of Aprl.--London Sun
Tho Journal des Debas states that the Archbishop OF
Ron had caused to be distributed every day throughout
ent 500 lbs. weight OF bread to the INDECENT poor
spain.
The Madrid Gazette of the 2sh, contains decree re-
moving the Duke de Sotomayor and his colleagues from
ce and another appointing ne, sa' d Tor ihe h
Minister of Commerce of the Soomayor Ministry. The
following are the ministers
M Pacheco. President OF the Council and Minister
or Foreign Affairs
M. Salamanca, Minister of Finance
Nj Benavdes, of the lnteIio:;
Gen MaZzarredo, OF War;
Gen. Sotelo of Marine;
M Pastor Diaz, of Public Instruction and Commerce.
The portfolio of the Minister of Justice offered to
Senior Arrazoa and refused The portfolio OF war was
offered in the first instance General Manuel de la Con-
cha Had he accepted it, General Mazzarredo would
have been nominated Minister of Marine The Chamber
official announcement of the change of ministry and de-
cared that the cabinet would act upon liberal but
moderate principles.
The new ministry have made an urgent appeal to the
COres for support and personal question raised by
their adversaries, the ministers sustained by vote
Of 1874 to S. The progresssts voted with the ministry
Ii was supposed the Goth that the Certes would be
prorogued for twelve Gays to enable the ministry
10 complete its arrangements. Cen Serrano made his
appearance on the 2Sth before the rocator Fiscal IN
obedience the issued by that functonary but
understood that the prosecution against HIM would
be Immediately abandoned.
Madrid letter of the Goth ult says: "The change Of
ministry has produced powerful effect upon the funds
The three per cents have risen to The parsans OF
the late cabinet say this has been the effect OF some imam
cia combinations by Nj. Salamanca but the friends OF
The new cabinet profess regard it as strong ndca
ton of public confidence.
1t is said that Espartero will be appointed to the Lon
don embassy Narvaez to the French embassy that
Oazaga will be recalled, and general amnesty proclaim
Portugal.
BRIrIsH INTERFERENCE-It is plainly stated that Eng
sh interference has been solicited by the Queen of Por
uga to bring to speedy close the long pending and
dangerous differences which have torn her kingdom.
Italy.
The alarm and agitation created at Rome by the esab
shment of the censorship have been considerably tran
quilted by the character OF the individuals who to
exercise its functions Contrary to what was expected
uals known for their enlightened and moderate opinions
They are the Marquis Antci, the Able Coppi, and NM
Betti and Vannutel the latter lawyer.
The report of intended intervention by Austria in
Tuscany is duly becoming certain. The intention
is said TO be to land 1000 Austrans in Elba, which is
part of the territory of the Duchy of Tuscany that
they NAV be brought into the Italian territory at mo-
ments notice. In Piedmont, Tuscany, and the Roman
Sates the lively apprehensens are entertained and
eral opinions and intentions, Plus TX will long be
able to resist the Austrian influence, especially that
influence is, TO say the least, connived at by NJ Guzot
and his colleagues
Russia and Circassia.
The Russian government has officially declared to the
cabinets of Vienna and Berlin, that, for the FUTURE
foreign officer will be allowed to take part IN the cam
he will consent to be naturazed and to take an oath OF
fidelity to the Car.
The Rhensh Observer mentions from Warsaw report
that the Emperor of Russia intends to make his BROTHER
the Grand Duke Michael, vceroy OF Poland 1t is also
rumored that Gaica is to be made vice royalty under
the Archduke Albert.
The emperor of Russia has issued ukase nterdictng
the circulation OF the Polish con in part OF Po-
land and forbidden all the public officers from May /, to
receive any such coin in payment OF public dues.
Snxony.
The extraordinary session Of the Chambers OF Saxony
was closed on the 2lth. This session the first
ton. 1t was exclusively occupied in discussing the
measures proposed by the government for the relief OF
the misery of the poorer classes and in the consideration
of the question of the construction by the State of the
Saxo- Bavarian railway.
Cape OF Good Hope.
We regret to state that accounts have been received
from the Cape which represent that Captain Gibson and
DR.. Howell, of the rifle brigade, accompanied by Hon
w. Chetwynd 73d regiment went on amateur excur-
sion among the Kars fell into ambush and thus all
| of them fell sacrifice to their lmprudence.-Sua.
South Wales.
Sidney papers of the 10th of December contain the re-
suits OF the for 1885, taken the I'd of March
The total population OF New South Wales on that day
was Exclusive of Port Essngton) males ia, 769 fe-
males, 7l,sIo; total, 1s9,6o9.
the East.
In India and the east everything also is safe and
| quill The victorious with the Afghans, the
Seikhs the chiefs OF Scndc, the Mahratta chiefs of
Gwalior and the emperor OF China, have swept away
every cloud of danger from the political horizon Al
ready from forty TO fifty thousand men are about to be
dsbanded from the Indian armies, and greater reductions
will be effected in few years Thus the whole ener-
ges OF the government be directed to develop the
immense of these vast regions by improved
system of taxation, and by the introduction OF steam
boats, railways, canals, Macademzed roads, bridges,
course and cultivation 1t appears by the last accounts
from India, that the commercial position of that country
is already improving, with the restoration of peace and
there is every believe that the continuance of
peace together with steady perseverance the
of public Improvement will soon raise India to state OF
prosperity, such it has experienced since the
days of its first Mahomendan conqueror Mahommed of
Ghuznee, and such it probably enjoyed under
any of the native princes whom the Mahommedans sup.
planted. liverpool Times.
Calcutta.
The accounts from Calcutta said TO be favorable
to the sale and of manufactures already in that
market, considerable purchasers, principally OF yarn,
| having been made speculation, which, though mo-
mentarly beneficial, may be injurious to the market as
tending the accumulation of stock In consequence OF
the closing of the per cent loan money was very tight
Review OF the British Corn Trade during the Past
| Week.
The weather has throughout the week been very cold and
ungena and several occasions sharp night trosts have
been experienced vegetation has consequently been kept
prosect of nm early season We do not however regard
dis evil premature luxuriance being generally at
tended with danger 1t is of course at present impossible
to ascertain whether the young wheat has been ninousy
affected by the low range OF temperature but from the
hardy character of the plant, feel le apprehension