The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-05
FOREIGN.
From the New York Herald.

TVnElUNs
From the New York Herald
Further details Of by tho Steamer PHILADELPHIA.
Passage out Of the Washngton--C Continued Failures IN
England-FaH in French Funds--Insurrection IN Sar-
diaia and Sieuy-War preparing in Sr'fsertand-
New Ministry in Spais--Choiera in Turkey and
Russia.
The news from England by this arrival is not full
as the present anxiety of financial circles renders
desirable Il is asserted that Mr. Barring had been in
France loan for the Bank Of England The French
papers dispute the claim of England to such assistance
and object to the loan Of the means BY which France
In London on the 7th, new failures had been an
nounced Change, except Mr. Van Zeller, Portuguese
but the hen from the sGunty was not Ia
and James, Nephew, & Co. of Manchester, well
as that of Bradley g. Parker, had been published
but Il having become known that the directors 81
the bank were about to take to meet
the existing difficulties prices did decline during the
James, Nephew. & Co.. for about e25.Ooo The Roths.
chids are serious losers by both these failures well
as BY that OF Bradley Parker In the extreme distress
OF specie from this country
On the sth the situation Of things in London still
waited Win ses Te "sns
nounces that Paris merchant had received from India
news of the failure OF English firm al Calcutta. to the
dnOunt Oh I4,UUO,UOU Inc ChamOer OF SOm-
OF Liverpool had sent deputaon to the Chance
or OF the Exchequer asking relaxation OF the law Of
ls!i OF which Peel is the originator.
A financial reform meeting was held at Birmingham on
the 4th, at which it determined TO petition Parlia
ment for inquiry into the causes OF the present nan
ciai evils OF the country.
Lord Brougham was about to 60 to his chateau at
cannes, France, to pass the winter
France.
Reform banquets continued in all parts of the
The withdrawalsof Cunin Gridaine from the post Of
Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce is announced
certain. He will be succeeded by M. Muret of Bort.
The Minister Of Finance has foun&it impossible me-
gotae the loan OF lS47 except upon most terms
oaccede the fluctuations of the French funds during his
INDIGESTION were Sc great as to compel the step
nounced as certain.
disturbance took place on the 4h among the labor
ere at Eb1uf owing to reduction in their wages; but,
by the intervention Of the police, no damage done
Sgnorina Aboni appeared at the opera in Paris on the
9TH Since the time Of Pagann there had not been such
The trial Of Beauvallon for perjury in relation to the
duel in which Duarrier was killed, commenced the
sth. large audience, including many ladies', pres
ent The report of the first day occupies fourteen col
Of La Prese Only the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton were examined The whole business COM
Pleted the next day and. verdict OF guilty. Beauya
commend the despatch of this trial the consideration of
own criminal courts.]
As Louis Bonaparte has addressed letter OF thanks
lie Conlpte--an ancient officer of the empire-for
nors which he and his comrades paid to the ashes
King Of Holland and his eldest son, inferred at St.
IN the goth of September.
de family OF Marshal Oudinot are about to publish
the form OF memoirs, some very interesting notes on
Ae Campaigns Of the Empire found among the papers Of
celebrated persons Of the epoch will also be given
commercial treaty has been concluded between
France and Persia It guarantees to French citizens the
leges of the most favored nations French consus are
established at certain places in Persia and Persian agents
at Paris, Marseilles, and Bordeaux.
The government has just ordered census of all the
religious establishments in France.
letter from Algers dated September 80, has the fol-
lowing
"a native has been arrested at Bildah the bearer of
letters signed by Add eel Kader The ex-emir afirms in
that success has Crowned his march in Morocco that
he has yanquished in several battles, the Emperor ADD
erRhaman, who could only oppose feeble resistance to
sessions at the head of formidable forces as he
master Of Morocco, he says he will expel the Chris
have been made good, for the Roarsiste Of Marseles
that there have been received from Gibraltar
from Africa to the 22d of September, 10 the effect
that ADD had fought great battle with the
troops OF Morocco under the walls of Taga The Emir
lost 1900 Another paper pretends that this battle
refers to the destruction OF the two Arabian tribes
Italy.
The advce- from Italy. are from Ferrara to Oct 1st
from Turin to Oct. 2, and from Naples 10 Sept. 27
At Ferara the Goth, it reported that the Aus
TRANS about to surrender several posts in the city
that no movement of the sort had yet taken place II
was also believed. however, that the Ausrans were
secretly introducing and ammunition into the town.
No confidence felt in any preliminary steps that they
might take towards withdrawal from their pre-
vious hostile attitude Two peasants who had been
rested by the Dragons for quarrel into which they had
been provoked BY of the dragons breaking bust of
Plus TX released by the people as they were car
ried to prison.
At Udine the officers of the Croatan battaons, the
18th September shouted Long live Plus TX" and join
ed with the Hungarian officers in swearing that they
would not in any case carry arms into Italy
From Naples the report is that Romeo, the chief OF the
insurgen Calabrians has out unanswered the govern
battle, and wounded him badly that he died soon
after Several additional districts have risen, and many
of the royal troops have joined the rebels in the Dis
tct of Penne in the Abruzz there also among them
four hundred discharged soldiers. The troops at
tempt nothing more than to guard the passes they no
longer attempt 10 fghAthe insurgents
Another letter says that the rebels organized in |
guerilla parties Soldiers who have finished their term
Of service, officers half pay and private individuals
have Joined the movement Among them counted
twenty three members Of the royal guard OF honor.
shooting, by order of government, OF proprietor who
had of $1,000 ducats The insurgents are well
provided with money; they observe regular discipline
All the family OF Romeo (seven persons take part in the
instruction. An ex-coonel Of engineers also named
Romeo, is said to be engaged in it.
In the city of Naples all if in a state OF siege. At
night only patrols (sbr foot and horseback met
with All have orders 10 fire the people at the least
CRY OF liberty The troops have had stations allotted
them the posts of the guard have been strengthened in
GLIDING those of the royal palace, where ganners are sta
hsyhfo al ,s.,Jo