The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-29
FOREIGN.
FURTHER DETAILS BY THE CAMBRIA
England.

ranged to the satisfaction of both governments The ar
rangement has yet to go before the American Congress
for formal sanction. .at
Mullins, the young surgeon and confederate of Cuey
and other Chartsts has been sentenced transportation
for life
Prince Albert has consented lay the first stone of the
new farm school for criminal and vagran boys which
me Phllapthropc Society now establishing Potes
Lord Palmerston has Just concluded treaty of peace
and alliance with the President of Liberia who is now
IN London The treaty is on the footing Of the most ia
vored nations
SIR RoBERT PEEL-The London Standard says: "The
rumor that Sir Robert Peel Is about to take office with
PROJECT OF aggravang the property and income Ten
or thirteen per cent still fondy cherished the Stock
Exchange" III
PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA--Whether it is that the
vigilance and accuracy of the affairs of the Board OF
Health now bring forward before the public and record
every OF cholera which occurs, whether the dis
ease has really made some considerable progress since
our last certain 1t is that the aggregate returns begin
look formidable. In London and It's vicinity the deaths
reported last week IS, whilst the number of fresh
far as Judge at present. the mortality will be in
that district about the same last week. The general
health 80 below the weekly average OF 1877 and
the four preceding years Reports from all the provinces
are collected, and are happy to state that they
are quite nconsiderabe compared with the population
Near Hounslow on the sth INST, there were four fatal
cases, and at Byth SIX, two OF which have been fatal
The remaining three that day have occurred in Es
sex and Sunderland but all the nine cases, except
one, seemed TO have proved fatal 1t is, however, in
Scotland where the disease commits the greatest raw
ages No fewer than 46S have occurred in
Edinburgh and the vincinty up to the Sh instant,
of which 2i3 proved fatal, 81 recovered whist III
were under treatment the result not stated On
the Sth instant only 81 reported whilst
there were 40 on the 7h The official registers are now
framed with great care and every endeavo seems to be
made to arrive at correct conclusions to the pathology
and treatment OF this frghtfu naady The weather has
now become fine dry and genial The anniversary Of
the Lord Mayors festival In London, usually dull,
foggy drzzng November day, is described of the
most beautiful and sunny ever experienced We hope
for salutary change in the disease by this welcome
nrnu pf in fh1 thar
thores throughout the country TO be fully alive
the exIgency of the moment and expense spared
mitigate the evils arising from this caamtous visitation
AT present the great manufacturing towns and districts
have escaped the scouge and sincerely that they
will continue to be exempted from its attacks The NAL
France at Dunkirk L would be most deporable iii
should extend 10 Paris. The appearance OF the cholera
in that city, where was fatal IN 1882, would fill again
the cup of misery, which the poor population of that cap
ital have already drained to the dress.,
Liverpool Tines Nov. H.
ireland.
There report in C!onmeI OF an attempt to rescue
MIR Smith OBrien from jail; of there is truth
the report The Clonmel Chronicle says 'W believe
it was settled that Mr.. OBrien, Mr.. Meagher, Mr.
MManus, and Mr. Or Donohue will be removed from our
Jail to Kimanham, Dublin, to give them opportunity
of being present al the argument the writ OF
is intended to remove them at night that they may
arrive in Dublin before daylight on Thursday morning"
A large seizure of ammunition has been made in the
house of farmer, near Carick- on SUR.
On the lih instant great Orange demonstration was
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aDoruVe aIempts 70 ihuoduCe amendments Completed
the REVISION OF he project OF tne CONSTITUTIONS ana voted
lee OF nl'eeh was 'en laeu 10 GohSeli WIN 'ie govern
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proclamation ol ne ooSu!uoh' anu which was 10 take
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