The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-30
FOREIGN.


One week later from Europe
The latest from Liverpool and London by this
arrivui are Of the 18th nst
The triumph Of the liberal party in France complete
AMI Louis Blanc and Albert have retired
Several bloody conflicts have taken place between the
Poles and Prussans.
One OF the most important points of this is the
declaration Of by Pope Plus TX against Austria and
that at the last accounts the situation of the Austrian al
my in Italy very perous After this the electric
telegraph reported the Imprisonment OF the Pope for
backing out OF the
garians and the Jews.
The Danes it appears have completely blockaded the
German ports.
There is nothing important from Ireland.
Lord Palmerson has officially announced under date
Foreign Office. May 9th, the Danish blockade OF Stein,
Halsound, Nortuch. and Wsmar, from the I'd, Piau
and Dantzc from the 3d. and the Ebe from the 4h inst
Also. the blockade by Austria OF the port OF Venice,
from the 23d utmo
There had been decline in the middlIng and lower
grades of cotton OF oneeighth of penny per pound
The market inactive, and prices feebly sup
ported. There had been decline in -four
The blockade, by the Danes, of the northern ports Of
Germany, in some interrupted the improvement
visible the previous week in the manufacturing DISTRICTS
for under present circumstances, the trade of Germany
is completely suspended. There is, however to
hope that the mediation of England will soon put stop
hostes, and restore the intercourse with the north
sEn ports.
The in Italy also operates dsadvantageously for
although France and England are eager to offer their
good Offices there is complication of circumstances
which render conjecture as to the result difficult
Notwithstanding these drawbacks trade continues
improve. The promises another abundant har-
vest; and should this expectation be realized the prices
of breadsus are not likely advance for another year
at least
Tn France the state of trade has also improved and
the temporary Chancellor of the Exchequer anticipates
surplus revenue this year There is doubt that on
his accession Office the financial state of the country
was deplorable.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY Electric Telegraph.
"-st From the London Times, May
military instruction took place at Madrid on the
18th nst at o'clock In the morning, which sup
pressed after sanguinary conflict which lasted several
hours.
The number of the dead was not known but it was
considerably greater than in the instruction OF the 26h
of March.
Among the killed was the Captain General Fulgoso,
brother-in law of Maria Christina.
Thirty -four of the prisoners taken-one-h half of them
civilians, the other half military tried and
sentenced to death by rt-martia and about to
be shot when the post left
Ii was apprehended that armed demonstration in
favor OF the Poles would take place in Paris this day
Some OF the journals announced that the Pope had been
deposed, and the republic proclaimed at Rome but the
netcs seems premature
The National Assembly of the republic of France open
ed its stings on the 4th instant The following is the
composition of this great body, as given by the Commune