The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-22
FOREIGN.


Mr.. Macauey, the American consul at Trpoli, has
arrived at Malta by the French steamer Cerbere
The Hon. Judge Marshall of Nova Scotia, is preach
ng and lecturng on temperance in various towns In
Yorkshire sas
The American minister and Mrs. Bancroft returned to
on Tuesday evening from the continent
Lord Howden had been received at the Brazilian court
as representative OF Great Britain
/ On Wednesday, the American vessels in Liverpool
were decked out with flags and in honor OF the
victories gained by General Scott,
The sentence OF death recorded against Lieut. Munro
has been committed to twelve months imprisonment in
the Jail at Newgae.
Great preparations are making at Hamburger to give
banquet to Mr.. Golden, he passes through that city
on his way to England.
The position taken by England in the Ferrara affair
was regarded the Vienna Bourse likely to lead to
pacific solution OF the question.
In the Sandman States there are 40s converts which
are said to have received from the government during the
last fifteen years. grants amounting to 900 francs
| (E4,0 00,OOO)
The eruption of vesuvius still continues, but the
stream OF lava has changed its course, and flows
the right oil the crater instead OF the left
Letters from Rome of the Goth nt announce tina,
Prince Lucen Bonaparte had been arrested on his return
| to that capital
1t is stated in Dutch Journal OF the 18th u that re-
cent advices from Berlin announced that the Pussan
government has concluded new treaty of commerce
with England, the principal features of which not
! yet asccralned
session of New Guinea in the of her Majesty, which
circumstance strongly conmaory of the reported in
tention OF the British government to found penal set
Element in that vast island.
Several French engineers have arrived Egypt for the
purpose of making surveys OF the lshmus of Suez, in
order to ascertain whether will be practicable and ad
vsable to cut shpcana from the Mediterranean to the
Red sea.
The cultivation of tobacco has so much increased in
Algeria, that nearly 100000 klogammes 900 ons) will
be purchased during the present year for the French gov
eminent, which monopoizes the sale of tobacco in
France.
According to letters from Milan of the Goth ult 49,,
900 Austrian troops, mostly Croas marching To-
wards the frontier of Piedmont where they were to form
a Gordon OF observation.
| Mr.. Nigre Frenchman, who has carried on large
silk mandatory in Vienna for seventeen years. has late
y left for Erke, in Asia Minor, where he is charged to
establish silk mandatory for the Turkish government
He has taken with him $50 French and German work
men, and the machines he will require have been for
warded
The municipal council of Bologna voted, on the oath
ut, of 40 ,00Of for the armament of the National
procession to the municipality the banner presented to
them by the inhabitants of Florence. The Ausrans
made no attempt to prevent the demonstration.
An extraordinary piece Of copper which is one block
from pisburg. in Pennsylvania. 1t is most curious
mineral specimen, inasmuch as it is almost free from
quartz, and appears fine ii it had been smelted
whilst the chrystazed on the surface clearly be-
tokens that it is piece Of mineral ore.
| The great tunnel through the mountain on which
stands the town of Weburg. in the Duchy of Nassau.
terminated after five years continuous labor The wa
of the Lain to be let into the tunnel the l2h
and 1900 gas lamps to be lighted and always kept
burning.
| The great iron. works of the park OF Moeskrch, in
the grand duchy Of Baden, belonging to the Prince de
Furstenburg have just been destroyed by fire The loss
of which is insured The destruction of the buildings
alone is estimated at 10000 1orns 390,o0of) About
nine hundred men were employed in the works, all OF
whom, with their families, are now without resources.
| Mr. Golden AT Moscow.-The celebrated Golden is
still among US. He came from Nishn Novgorod where
e wsrs
order which prevailed at the exchange of goods have
quite exceeded his expectations On the road TO Nshni
Novgorod Mr. Golden visited several manufacturing dis
rcts and here that the industry of peasanty
onished him. Here we have manufacturers in full per-
fecton,' he exclaimed at Wochna, where it well
known that silk goods TO the value OF several hundred
thousand rubles are annually manufactured AtMoscow
also several manufactures have excited his astonshment
and admiration Mr. Golden assured M. Gutsekkon, the
proprietor of calico printing MILL that he had nowhere
seen completely organized mandatory of this kind
He highly complimened MIR. Procherou, another manu-
IL h mills In the the cloth factory Of ' he
pecaly pleased with the eder which prevailed there,
and the admirable combinations of the isolated divisions
lof the mandatory. Mr. Golden said, You need not
be afraid Of any competition, cloth weaving in the most
favorable state in Russia and all circumstances combine
to bring this branch OF industry to the highest perfection
re cxpiebseu hlb SdusidCtoh anu Ills ueSic W UcComc
better acquainted with the state of the manufactures and
of the laboring classes. oi leY h.a ~ 8iW tei
The cHoLERA-We regret to announce that this dread
full scourge is again making its appearance in different
parts of Europe and Asia Its approach is creating alarm
with those who have watched it's progress from the plains
Iof Scnde towards western Europe About eighteen
months since ravaged the banks of the Indus with
lfrghtfu severity, nicng serious loss upon the British
troops at Kurachee and Hyderabad About the time
it ragged in Afghanisan spread from thence into Per-
sa which aversed from east to west, spreading to
thn I'd
ish Kurdistan and the pachalc of Bagdad Early in the
present year made its appearance to the west Of the
Caucasian mountains and committed great ravages in the
Russian army acting against the CTcassians; and we
just now learn OF its reaPpearance in Europe having
broken out at Taganrog, Indianapolis and other ports
on the westerly shores Of the sea of Azof, Kie Smo
lensk, Riga, Tls, Kars, Kontais and Trebzond Great
alarm is felt at Warsaw where the authorities were pre-
pairing hospitals On board the Peninsula and Oriental
Company steamer Sultan, Captain Brooks, on her late
voyage from Trebizond to Consantnope, several cases
had broken out consequence OF which, sne had oeen
ordered by the health authorities at the latter port to
Princes island to ride her quarantine OF ten days
The Tiger will therefore be despatched to Malta IN her
stead to carry home the India bulky mails and passen-
gers As in its former progress towards Europe m the
years 1890 and 1881 the general course OF the pesence
has been nearly due northwest; and it seems, far to
have travelled about the same rate as on that occasion
In 1891 made its appearance on the shores OF the Bal
nc lat Riga Dantzic and MemeD in the month of May
at Vienna and Berlin in August, at Hamburg in October
and reached England in the beginning OF November We
regret to that the accounts from Berlin and Frank
fo announce the rapid approach OF the cholera to Poland
nifty of governor-genera of Algeria, by royal ordinance
il France his