The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-27
FROM the New York Evening Post
NEWS BY THE UNITED STATES


The steamship United States was telegraphed outside
about O'Clock this morning, and arrived at her
wharf soon after ten o'clock.
England.
Official communications from the Prussian consulate
were received at Cowes, Isle OF Wight Saturday
that all German vessels free depart their respec
i've destinations. large number OF ships detained in
Cowes roads will therefore take their departure the
three months armIstice agreed upon between Denmark
and the German Confederation rendering further de-
lention unnecessary.
Ii has been known for time past that her Majesty
felt strong desire to visit this year the only part OF her
dominons which she has not yet seen, and visit to
Cork, Dublin and Belfast in serious contemplation.
We. have that this intention has been
suspended for more favorable opportunity Her Ma
jes,y will not visit Ireland this year-London Times
Her Malesy's marine excursions will be confined to
the channel and neighboring islands The 18th inst
is the day named for embarcaton Tor the trp-hunrs
Telegraph.
ency Count Dieirchsten is about to relnqulsh his APP
pontmen ambassador from Austria II will be recol
ected that the noble count had made arrangements last
February TO leave England IN the following month"; In
company with the countess, Tor Vienna, as was Then
stated, private business :" but circumstances arose
which demanded the presence OF his excelency IN Lon
don.
CHoLERA-By private letters from St Petersburg we
learn that the number OF attacked with the cholera
is 3,500-half OF whom yet In the hands oil the
physicians nevertheless the peslence seems to lose but
little of its intensity The lower orders think the water
of the fountains had been poisoned
The Journal de Constdntn0pte, OF the Goth ut states
that the cholera the decrease IN that city, but
raging terribly at Gaatz
Ireland
DUBLIN, Saturday, 10 p "a
About half past O'Clock this evening Mr. Duffy was
arrested and brought to College Green police office,
charged under the recent act with felony
Shortly after the magistrate attendance, when
the nformations were read over, which not OBJ
ected to by Mr. Duffy, and he committed for trial al
the next commission which will be held on the Sth OF
August Bail offered but refused
The police seized all documents in writing, books, and
papers in the Office and house, which remained in their
custody.
France
Paris remains perfectly quiescent although vague ru
mors of intended outbreaks were still prevalent The
measures of Gen Cavagnac were very decisive; ne de-
y perfectly assured Arrests OF parties supposed to
be implicated in the disturbances of the 23d and oath OF
June taking place daily, and the search for arms
still continued The number of prisoners already the
power of the government said to amount to II 900
or 10000 and the executive much perpeXed what to
do with them The idea OF transporting the whole mum
Der was deemed impossible OF accomplishment, from the
vast expense it would entail upon the finances OF the
country.
Gen Duviver died Saturday the 18th instant, of
fever occasioned by his wound This is the sixth gem
eal dead from the effects OF wounds received during the
In consequence of the firm attitude of the government,
mercantile matters in France appeared disposed to I'M
prove The funds had risen considerably and the price
on Saturday the close of the Bourse had reached 81
francs for the three per CENTS and 90 francs Tor the ve
per cents.
The English three per cent consos were quoted at
about the close OF business on Saturday. the Sth
inst Business the Havre Bourse had much improved.
Cotton had gone up and little more confidence was per-
ceptible.
The Austrian government has issued manifesto de-
caring that every endeavor for making peace with Lo
hardy having proved abortive, will prosecute the
war with the utmost vgor. An engagement was expect
ed to take place in few days Radszk and Til
be BEATEN and in that French intervention Will be
solicited.
Gen Bedeau has consented to accept the portfolio Of
MiuiSt EOrripn Affairs
am pleased at being able to announce toyou that con
dence is rapidly gaining ground both IN PARIS and IN
the departments and that 1t is considered commerce and
| trade must, to certain extent revive.
At Havre the cotton market has improved, and during
the past week sales have much increased On Saturday
the Sth the sales amounted to 234 bales-the largest
days business known for some time The total sales OF
the week exceeded 5000 bales at in price OF about
1af per 100 lbs on the middlng qualities.
The accounts from Spain represent that Carllst war
is approaching and that will be carried on with
energy Lord Palmerston is said to be assisting the
plans of the Carsts with arms, ammunition and money.
The Collingwood from Valparaiso, arrived at Ports.
mouth on Saturday, the sth, with 4ooO,oo0 specie
freight, for merchants account.
We learn from Prague that, IN consequence OF some
shots having been fired the soldiers of guardh
during the night of the 2sth utmo the governor had
again proclaimed martial law
count at SIT Liverpool cotton market OF the 9Th, ex
tensve demand sales 5000 bales Prices fairly main
The fall of French funds is attributed to report OF the
concentration of Russian troops towards Gacia.
Cotton market in Havre rather active to day Sales
about / 500 bales, with prices well maintained.
Italy.
The Pedmontese Gazette of the 9th, announces that a
commission from Venice had arrived at Ferrara the
3D. for the purpose of inspecting the Venetian troops sta
toned there and giving them their pay Another body
of Neapoitans had left that morning for Venice.
The Pied,nonese Gazette of the 7th announces posi-
lively that the fusion OF Venice with Piedmont pub
icly proclaimed in Venice the Sd by the Elective AS
sembty The Austrians still blockadlng the town.
The Risorgumeno of Turin of the 9th, states from a
private letter that there about 900 Pedmonese at
Roverbea so that Radezky cannot leave either Verona
cient to attack either of those two places:
The Constitus onde Subapino OF Turin OF the 9th
nounces from Peschera Sd instant that great activity is
manifested in the Pedmonese camp. The troops of LON
hardy were constantly arriving, and quantities OF ammu
milton and war stores. A body OF Piedmontese had ar
rived at Bovolone, Legnago, and battle is immi
nent . -, ~,
states that the Austrian has resolved to send
a reinforcement OF 10000 men into Italy
| Spain.
The Madrid journals Of the 9th again destitute of
news The Heraldo rails at Lord Palmerson for, as it
saws fomenting and encouraging the Monemolinst
| instruction.
letter from Cassel of July says The republicans
are narrowly watched here they only want opportu
have been shut The members OF the free corps have
been obliged give up their those who resisted
were arrested their leader is also prison. The civic
guard has been called out. ~
| Denmark.
| SEIZURES BY THE DANEs-A private letter from Co
penhagen dated 2h june states that Capt Nelson OF
the Laura rom this po has discharged his cargo INTO