The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-22

perfectly round encrcng the face and sufficiently open
upon each side Just at The ears as TO allow OF the whole
Fashionable coors for the present month mostly
OF dark hues. such as claret purple nubrown auumnal
shades OF green. violet poussere or dust COLOR relieved
by lighter hues; and amber, mauve, pink, blue, and
white, for evening costume.-Worldo Of Fashion.
Latest News by Electric Telegraph from London 10
Liverpool.
lFor the Courier and Enquirer exclusively
LONDON, Sat. Nov Alb. 4on. a m
In foreign exchanges rates for bills on Holland are
rather higher. Hamburg bills trfe lower than yes
terday. The Paris Bourse is the same. -
Letters received yesterday from some OF the leading
firms in Paris manifest considerable increase OF dstrust
and desire restrict far possible even their pres
ent limited trans actions The present state OF AFFAIRS
causes increased difficulty in finding employment for mo-
ney-dscountng being now as low aS from 70 ~ per
cent - ~
The North, South. and Great Western Railways, are
VIENNA. Oct 2e-The suburbs had been taken by the
Bans troops The casseurs were reported to have taken
thirty barbados in three hours The city on fire in
several places. deputaton proceeded IN search OF
WindschgraE.
BsEsLAu. Oct 30. p m:-The train has arrived from
Vienna without letters The editor of the Bresau Ga
zete has come from that place. and states that Wndisch
gratz will endeavor take the city byassault. His
troops have been ordered to abstain from pillage
in flames not the result OF COMMANDMENT but from the
dreadful confusion which had prevailed from the con-
nonade in the thOroughare. WlndschgraZ has pro-
claimed that all shall be shot who taken with arms
in their hands.
The postscript letter dated the 30th from respect
able firm Bresau received lin London) yesterday
afternoon stating That the train had just arrived and
brought intelligence of the capnlation OF Vienna.
Berlin.
In the sitting of the Assembly the 3lst utmo, an
amendment moved by Schneider an ultra democrat,
that the nobility with all its titles and distinctions be
suppressed Ii was reected-l93 to 1859 One deputy, in
the of the debate said that he would not waste
many words upon this nobility, it is dead to-day. and
it is matter of indifference what epitaph you inscribe
upon its tomb
The greatest excitement prevails in the Duchy of Po-
relative decree of the Chamber which, instead of
drawing lines of distinction between Poles and Germans,
will coonise the population
Several officers of the United States rgate in the We
ser have come leave to Berlin and their uniform at
tracts considerable attention The people IN general are
persuaded that they represent the German fleet
Denmark.
The Danish question is daily getting complicated
The stipulation for armisce is entirely overlooked
80 900 men collected in Schleswig. The Danes
determined to retain possession OF Aisen.
Lord Palmerson is reported to take the same view
the Spanish government but it is hardly possible Ii the
demand is insisted on it must rupture with Germa-
n.y.
From the London Times
Intelligence has just been received of the failure on
part of Admiral Dacres to establish the trade between
Mauritius and Madagascar The conditions sought to
be imposed by the Houah government were such fol
the present, quite to preclude any arrangement
Efforts now making to promote an intercourse be-
tween the Savava tribes and Naurhus on the west coast
of the island but accounts have been received of the
result.
BANK OF ENGLAND.-An account, pursuant TO the ac
18th and Sth Victoria cap 80, for the week ending Oco-
Der 2lst, 1S4S:
Issue department.
Notes issued Eas59a,5 $50 Government debt, 9ii.olSl o
Other securities, 1884 ,q0t
Gold coin and bullion, la.osa.sa
Silver bullion, 509, 90