The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02

non as being the only by which France could OBJ
eIve me solemn engagement which he had made in the
name OF 'he country and with It's evident appreciation
spain.
Accounts from Catalonia state that band of republi
bad invaded the province from France and had en-
tered the town of Malsanet de Cabrens bs re ,hsv nil
aged the house of the mayor and exchanged some shots
with the troops after which they Joined Monternon-
isl chief engagements between small bodies of insur-
portant being encounter at Llona. where the nsur-
gents, 500 IN number, headed by Marshale and other
well known chiefs, dispersed, after having had four
men killed, several wounded, and many horses captured
The armlsice between Prussia and Denmark has been
dehnltvely concluded and It is given to be understood
nat French diplomatic negotiation has, IN the latter m
stance as in the former Joined with that OF England,
aided IN leading TO pacific tendencies. III. D
On the sth instant the Emperor of Austria and the i'm
Pefa family left lnnspruck for Vienna where they
expected to arrive the l2th and make solemn entry
Italy. o1
King Charles Albert has finally evacuated Lombardy
General Weden; at the head OF an Austrian army has
entered The Papal territories hard fought battle
sued, IN which the Ausrans were worsted.
he Pope Is greatly incensed at this violation of his
teIegraphc despatch received at Turin on the 18th
at o'clock a. M, announces the arrival of Charles Al
bert at Alessandra
dsavowed and recalled by his government
The Bologne Gazette OF the 9th contains important
news II appears that on the afternoon of the sih the
Austrian general, Welden having levied heavy contr-
button Bologne and demanded hostages for the pay
and Tor the subugaton of the Bolognese the peo-
pie and the tOcsin sounded conflict ensued,
which is said to have been terrible.
An armistice for forty five days has been concluded
between the Ausrans and the Piedmontese.
The King of Prussia had arrived at Cologne the
18th. The reception enthusiastic, and his meeting
with the Archduke cordial.
The King of the Belgians had addressed congraula
tory letter to the Archduke John.
Commercial Review.
The weather seems now the only mpediment 10
mercla confidence. Affairs in the Baltic and in Italy
3ndnn
interrupts progressive trade but potato
The harvest the continent has been nearly completed
and nothing very alarming has been done home. The
Vest is now general, and days OF fine weather would
enable the farmers get in their crops From all quarters,
we regret 10 the of the potato dishear
ening Ia the west of Ireland it is hardly less disastrous
that country, still indulge the hope that fears have
eXagge rated the mischief
Yesterday the weather here very fine, although
had showers OF as in the evening" and does appear that
whole fields alter being attacked subsequently,
cred. The of the blight be estimated,
but 1t agreed all hands that the crop unusually large
Inc other crops too, an average and the quantity OF
grain in store is very large.
The of trade this week exhibits feature, aud
the intelligence from America adds nothing to
counts The demand for cotton consequent adviccs
from England had improved, and the prices Of breadstus
uad advanced little.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr.-The business Of the week
been fiat and dull great abundance of cotton
been thrown the market Upon the whole, prices have
kept uniformly steady state Fair Upands 4td and fair
Orleans AID The weather has had depressing influence
the hand while the other a OF things
in France has encouraged the hope of better market
American and rs Surat for export Sales of tho
%, 4lO bales.