The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-04
FOREIGN.

Insurrection Indid nc.
The steamship Cambria. Capt Harrison, arrived at
Boston at O'Clock on Friday morning. in twelve and
half DAYS from Liverpool The c. eft Liverpool at IL
IN on the 18th of June, and in Boston bay at IL
O'Clock Thursday night. but obliged to e-to In con-
sequence Of thick fog.
The steamship Caledonia Captain Leitch, arrived at
Liverpool the 18th ult. from Boston, IN l3a days
passage.
without the customary formaltes OF an audience to take
leave of Her Majesty; and we must infer from Lord
John kassss ssa.t;on for he expulsion Of Sir
Bulwer from Spain There is, however, no reason to
appreheni that more serious differences hostltes will
True bills have been found by the grand jury at the
June session of the central criminal court, London
against Messrs Ernest Jones' Russell, Vernon, Looney
Sharpe and Williams the Charist leaders, for sedon
II is said that the Pope has expressed most ANXIOUS
desire to visit Ireland.
The Lords Of the Treasury have prohibited the expora
against Denmark.
N. William Ten Pou.sn has been appointed envoy
to the republic Of the United States
Another 1aalaxs - the ChaStaots
The threatened demonstration Of the Chartists, which
came of the 18th, proves even much more signal
Of military and the police very eectuay overawed the
Chartists who dispersed without even having organized
The Count de Nerasol, the Spanish commissioner, af
ter making overtures through the Spanish minister did
not obtain any recognition from Vscount Pamerston or
the government; and after several Intellectual advances
on behalf OF his government the Count eit Lohdoh Ior
Spain.
Ths Navigator LAWS.
The navigation laws were still under consideration in
the English Parliament Many of the friends OF free
trade propose to demosh the existing laws by blow.
and throw the whole carrying trade OF Great Britain.
foreign, colonial and coasting open 10 the composition OF
of the advocates of free trade however not prepared
to quite far this, at the present time Among the
latter Sir Robert Peel who reserves his opinion on the
question of including the coasting trade In the bill
The accounts from France of the deepest nterest
The partsans of all the aspirants TO the French Crown
The Prince de Jonvile and Due Aumae, report says,
have passed days in Paris also that the Duke OF
Bordeaux has been there and been received by the Duke
Montemart, and passed day with his nurse
The Prince de Joinvie, however, s said to have re-
fused encourage attempt to overthrow the existing
government The attempts OF the police to arrest these
dangerous vistes though Of their presence, had
Paris was ead to be quiet the latest dates but that
there are causes enough at work to produce excitement
The number Of commercial houses in Paris which had
suspt ndee payment at the end OF the month OF April
amounted to 1880, but ut present they amount 10 nearly
5000.
The unexpected return ri Prince Louis Napoleon for
Paris as well az for the department of Yonne, the Sahe,
and the lower Cbarente has caused great embarrassment
TO The government. Having already admitted three mem
lers Of the Bonaparte family into the Assembly is d
who, though preender against the governments Louis
Philippe. sets himself up sincere republican.
The excitement caused s among the ultra republicans
manifestation against him OF serious character. About
O'Clock the night of the sth inst, large mob pro-
cesdsd from the boulevard % the race o. neGge
by which is surrounded, and would have forced their
way into the house and committed possibly further out
RACES. but for the arrival OF body of national guards
The chief subject of discussion in political circles, and
the of serious alarm to the republican party is
the diffusion of the spirit Of imperialism throughout the
country. but more especially in the army Several rcg
ments have shouted 'vive PEmpereur many more have
cried "vve Louis Napoleon!" When the name OF Louis
Napoleon announced from the steps of the Hotel de
Ville the military who were the place raised their
caps the tops OF their bayonets token OF
PRocEEDIScs OF THE AssEMBLY-Speeeh Of N. Pierrl
After the reading Of the process vrrba, the President
said that M Pierre Bonapare had asked permission to
speak.
M. p Bonaparte-Citizens: am much agitaed ana an
noyed this tribune to bring before You name,
only expected here to be called speak principles
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte his relation, his
friend; but declare here tina, wholly stranger the
save Of the people Ishould have desp.ed certain
ports the journals but these have become Of such
that citizen who possesses honor longer
keep silence. Whence come these reports do not know
But what you all know is that there h ssis, at this mo
of feeble minority and of the least respectable Of the
natural than see such party make use Of
name Is that the for charging Louis Bonaparte
nsurrecon the 10Th Of May honorable names
have been mixed up with those proceedings, who have
Think you not then, the citizen Louis Bonaparte may
be equally innocent Of what done in his name This is
republic proclaimed at London he came Paris
publicly and announced the government his arrival in
provisional informed him positively,
ber hat later would not oppose his residence in France
they requested him to leave. The citizen Bonaparte did
not require this TO be epeaed in twenty hours
. a to fhath