The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-08

ship suddenly formed between Narvaez and SerIano
produced its effects, and Naryaez again appointed
prime minister. The new president of the council IN,
stanty demanded the resignation OF his predecessors and
the ordinance appointing his colleagues appeared the
following names President of the Council and Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, General Narvaez Minister of the
Interior, M Sartorius Minister of Finance, M Orando
Minister of Public instruction, NJ Ros de Olano; Min
lister of War, M Cordova. Two royal DEGREES of some
importance regards the finances were gazetted BY
the order susPendng the sale OF property belonging
to monasteres and converts has been revoked and all
these possessions to be aenaed for the benefit OF the
state By the other sale is ordered of the property
called propros, hitherto administered by municipalities
The produce of this property is also to to the public
treasury
teegaphc message has reached Paris, to the effect
that complete reconciliation has taken place between
the Queen and the King OF SPAN The King goes TO live
in the palace with the Queen.
Portugal.
The last advices from Lisbon 10 the 9th instant,
brought by the steamer Montrose As the packet was
ble with Count Bomim and the other Portuguese exes
from Angola The Portuguese government was still in
very stTaitened circumstances The treasury ex-
hausted, and yet the troops were two, and the civil en-
ploySs seven months of pay. Remonstrances
were teemng in from all parts OF the country-east, west,
north, and southcomplanng OF the most frghuul dis
orders committed by the soldiery
Oporto letters mention that the vintage of the year has
commenced, and that is pronounced all the
try, be the best and largest that has been known for
years The accounts of the maize harvest are however
unfavorabe Ii is fast progressing, but the quantity will
be only about ne-haf the last years produce
Holland.
The Hague journals state the position of the credit of
the Dutch consequence OF their not having been affect
ed with the railway fever has enabled the government
not only to SELL few days ago. by public competition the
thousand shares of the Bank OF the Netherlands which
il possessed-at the high rate too, OF l61 per centbu 1t
received offers of subscriptions to far greater amount
than that of the shares to be disposed OF.
Switzerland.
The accounts from Switzerland daily conradic-
IN lavi If is is q
break out whilst the next the indications more paci
fc According the calculations of the Radicals the
90 500 men and 27s guns The latest advces represent
civil war imminent. 1t was even reported IN Paris
that hoses had actually commenced, for that the re-
port of firing heard in the direction of Geneva the
18th instant
correspondent of the Allgemeine Zeitung writes as
follows on the sth ult dating his letter from the banks
of the Danube
lose time in informing you that in consequence of
the menacing symptoms a civil in Switzerland, the
Gordon along the whole length OF the Swiss frontier from
the lake of Constance to the Lago Maggore Orders TO
manders in Tyro and Italy. Although there troops
enough already the frontier fresh deachments are to
Italy.
The Austrians gave up Ferrara on the Sd inst to the
Pontifca troops His holiness tried, without effect, mild
and conciating remonsrances to induce the Austrian
formed Count Luzow, that If human means failed to
able him preserve the trust which had been conded to
him, he would have recourse to divine means. He
would first address himself to the whole Christian world
and it, after that, Austria should persist in keeping her
troops in the city OF Ferrara he would be compelled to
resort to accommodation Before this threat Austria
recoiled The guard houses of the town were surren-
dered by the Austrian troops to the national guard
Rome continues perfectly quiet, The people 10
have received this with dignifed tranquility The
election Of the officers of the national guard proceed
ing without any extraordinary excitement.
commercial congress about to assemble at Turin,
for the purpose OF organizing an Italian Customs League,
which Naples has refused to join.
Count Bresson was believed to have presented note
to the King, in which M. Guizot declared that France
would oppose all foreign Intervention in the affairs of
Italy, well the Intervention OF Italian princes in those
of their neghbors.
The last accounts from Italy announce the abdicaton
OF the Duke of Lucca in favor OF the Grand Duke of
Tuscany. The fact was made known by the Marquis
Mazzarola President of the Council of Regency, and it
was celebrated at Lucca by 1s Deum
Cape OF Good Hope.
In late paper which we have received from the Cape,
we find the following:
.Graham's 7o,on July 27-Krel assembled the great
his Intention to Join in the fe added that
he had received proposals from Sandela TO form general
coniederacy of the whole Of the Kaffr tribes in order
make united effort to overcome the English. To-day,
said he we all fight; let us bury all our past msunder-
standings people, and unite against the
my Kaflir nation unanimous response Civ
en- to this by his people reese e ]
plan send off small parties to the frontier while the
out Mapassa, the Tambookie chief has joined Kriei
with all his people, and Plato with all his people"
Senegal
The latest arrivals bring melancholy intelligence from
Senegal, which important colony epidemic has
lately passed. The governor, lieutenant governor, and
the chief judge have all fallen victims to the fever within
few days OF each other.
miscellaneous.
Agricultural lectures about to be delivered in vari
parts of Ireland, at the suggestion of the lord lieu
tenaIM.
One or two OF the Scotch railway companies finding
their cals' quite Intellectual, have been compelled to
postpone them for the present.
A deputaon of the Society of Friends is now in Dub
lin negotiating for the purchase of 100000 of waste land
the coast of Donegal for the purpose of promoting
extensive lobster fishery.
four horse coach has actually been started to run
from Cambridge 10 London and back in competition with
the railway vast crowd assembled at Cambridge to
witness this novelty.
EAST INDIA CoTToN.-The following are the exports of
cotton each of the following years from January to
9th August, from Bombay Great Britain 1885, so,376
bales; 1916, d3,772; 1sl7, 15l,7s6.
violent snow storm commenced at St Petersburg on
the I'd, and continued with little interruption to the 9TH
The mass OF snow which fell was immense
THE FRENCH COP FISHERY French accounts from
Newfoundland state that their cod-shery has proved
nearly failure this year--the number of fish caught
scarcely exceeding one-sxh OF the quantity taken for
mer seasons.
Some sangune persons expecting 1--WE do not know
upon what grounds) investment of three million sterl-
ing of bullion by Russia, enable overcome the
present monetary difficulties.
The trials of the Poles and other persons implicated in
last years conspiracy have been resumed Two have
suffered DEATH twenty have been condemned to hard la
Dor the foresses, while forty have been pardoned and
at liberty. Amongst the latter the youthful Count