The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-20
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Revolution an Tupoi-Repolution IN Greece Progress
! Of the rerol,on IN Sicily Cotton firm at Harre.-
accounts from Lverpool.-Demand of the Sielians
! upon hhng Ferdinand
the New York sun extra.
! BY the arrival of the French steamship Missouri which
left Havre the 23l ult, and arrived at this port this
morning, we have six days later advces from France.
The Missouri teegraphed at IL o'clock and imme-
diaely after boarded by the collector OF the New
York Sun, who obtained files of French and English
journals
The Missouri lief, Havrc on the oad ut at II o'clock
in the morning During the passage she has been con-
stan,ly baei by She put into Halifax for coal
on the 18Th ns at oclock, a. M and lett on the ioth
age the voyage, and her time between Hayre and this
port 20 days between this city and Halifax three days
France.
The King has taken up his winter quarters in the Tu
A law of the 5th December opens a supplemental
credit giving 6l6,53 francs the army consequence
OF the rise IN grain &c.
Laws have been passed in France taking general cog
nizance of hours of departure, prices
OF travel, freight, &c.
Lunlvers Monarch!que, Paris, Dec 22d, notices at
length the meeting in favor Of the Pope, held at the Tab
ernacle in New York.
MARsEILLEs, Dec. ga shocking murder com
mtted the person OF the nurse of the children OF Count
mutated, showing struggle with an assassin
The Ciamor P,bieo repeats the rumor that Munoz the
Duke OF Rlanzaes has proposed to purchase the Duchy
OF Parma, which has been offered for sale by the OF
the Duke OF Lucca
M lie Baron Gros, formerly minister to New Grenada
has been nominated by NJ Guzot ambassador to the
government OF Rosas, in the Argentine Republic.
Count Waewski has been appointed envoy extraor-.
binary from France 10 La Plata.
Italy.
The Florence Gazette, Dec. T. says that Louis Philippe
sold 10 the State OF Tuscany 5000 percussion guns,
the favorable those he sold to the Pope but
did not furnish them as speedily
ROME, Dec. 1l.-Dltfcultes are augmentng in this
quarter and IN the Provinces account OF the reograd
ing movements of the government Cardinal Feetti has
withdrawn and it is said that his place will be supplied
by Cardinal Bemei, who Secretary of State under
Gregory the XVII Count Ferett has left Rome for Ma
ples it is said he will not return here The council
The evil, but could suggest remedy; they only
able TO give their advice upon projects of law presented
to them. Until to-day there have been laws of i'm
portance passed.
The evacuation of Ferrari, which has been announced
terminated, seems still retarded Gen. Radezki, com
mande nchef OF the Austrian army in Italy, said to
be opposed to the agreement between Fiquelmont and
Count Baly Ferret. NJ. de Luton, Austrian ambassa
DOR has sent express courier to Vienna and it only
after his return that they will know what course to
pursue
A correspondent Of La Prcsse writing from Turin,
Italy, December 10, says the affairs of Naples in
such that it is feared there will be instruction
shortly.
Bands overruu the streets, crying seditous cries
every hour it expected the signal will be given for
general Instruction deputa,on, which left Palermo,
has presented King Ferdinand petition signed by
thousands the effect that he restore them the
nstiuon of 1912, which comprises the complete sepa-
ration of Naples from the other States the same time
she remains under the sovereign. In case the
King refuses in three days to accede to their demand they
(the Siclians) to overthrow him and give the
regency to his oldest son. and place themselves under
the protection Of England He replied, that according
his conscience, he would yed in the mean time,
he should sleep every night vessel war, and that
he relied upon his faithful 200 gems d'drmes
! The Florenine papers again announce the ending of
the felrara affair." where things are all to be placed on
. for pfrr pcnl
La Pdria of Florence, of the l3h has the following
Steamers arrived yesterday 18th December, Uhe port
from whence they come not gven) confirm the news
that Sicily is in state OF insurrectlon."
The following letter, received by way of Marseilles,
was dated Malta on the 18th of December:
'I have only time TO few words. The Hamer has
nsurrection in Greece. AT Paras, the garrison
lighting with The people The governor was prisoner in
cd and wounded was said that Grvas was at the head
Of the Instruction..
brought BY the warseamer Ardent with the India mail
board, and that the English government messenger
had orders to make the greatest haste.
The Courier de MarSeiHes publishes letter from the
engineer who at the head OF the canal works between
PeOuse and Suez. There is no longer any doubt
as TO the intentions of Mehemet Ali to piercing the
sthmus OF Suez. SAT the present me,' says the Mar
settles sheet 'the preparatory works pushing
lively; commerce and science look on with equal H.
terest
Some of the French papers seem to think the British
government is about to abandon the possession Of the
Falkland islands
Intelligence from London TO the 10th December was
received Paris, to the effect that bills freely dis
counted by brokers and capitalists the previous day
81 per cent, while the rate of the Bank of England
was per cent
Advices from Malta that the instruction at Patras
has political character and is entirely confined to acts
Of INSTRUMENTATION and piRage committed by irregular
Greek troops They speak of 100000 francs stolen from
the treasurer of the bank.
II seems that the Crecan government having doubted
the chief of these troops wrote TO Mr. Stouranas, gov
ernor of Paras TO him; but the suspected officer
warned of the intention OF the governor beforehand
with him, and arrested the governor himself then the
head of few bands OF soldiers, drawn the insurrec
ton he the city, and paged the national bank
The population, far from joining, would have finished
by sezng his person On the 10th instant tranquility
was nearly re- established in Patras.
Spain.
MADRID, Dec I'm Jose Amador, recent Minister ir
the Bureau of instruction, has been appointed Secretary
of the government exact account of the payment made
from the treasury at Havana since 1914. This PROPOSE
ton developed ana supported al length by Sagasti
who alluded to the expedition of Flores and the prospec
of establishing monarchy in Mexico.
The violence of the language used by this deputy
such, that the Minister OF Marine demanded the consider
alton OF the proposition, order that the passionate at
tack of the member of the opposition should receive the
most positive and official refuatlon. Mr. More LETT the
presidential lie proposes to give most categorical
exposition OF the details OF the expedition to the equator
and would reply to the remarks of Sasash. This dis
cusslon promises TO be animated and interesting To-
morrow the members of the majority OF the Chambers
will hold meeting of inquiry relative to the charges
made against Salamanca. The members of the Cham