The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-29


the salv alton OF Italy
i Advices from Genoa announced the arrival of an
| American squadron in that port The latest advices
from Italy stated that the King has more violated
his solemn promise, and has carried fire and sword into
the city of Messina, which had been bombarded forty
hours by royal troops. The Punto Franco is almost
francs 1t is said that the Messnese have attacked the
citadel OF that city and taken il By force.
sECO.D DESPATCH.
Arrival OF Louis Philippe and Family In England.
TsnsMss In London, GiassoW, and .nmchester
THE MARKETS, &c.
! New York, March %.
The Liverpool European Times of the 10th inst. con-
cudes an article on the events in France follows:
The moderate politcians-the representatives of the
middle classes-have disappeared from the scene, and
amidst the chaos of passions, interest comes with occa
sonal instances of the sublime virtue which such state
of things has engendered England waits with her arms
folded in deep and ALARM the denoemen of this
| strange and evenlfui history.
| PARIS, Feb. 29.-Mr Rush, the ambassador of the
United States, accompanied by Mr. Martin, and Maj Pin
government, to whom he delivered fattering address.
The following details OF this interview take from the
NATIONAL Of to-day; AT o'clock the representative
make formal recognition of the provisional government
1t appropriate to the representative of the Amer
lean Union, to be the first to welcome the infant republic
community OF sentiment The step taken by the minister
of the United States has been regarded under existing
circumstances as OF serious Importance although fully
expected ii has touched acutey the members of the pro-
vsiona government; and, after interview in which
exchanged the noblest expressions they. body
Of the De We as Of the cordial
affection which must ever exist between the American
and French republics"
State TO the ministry OF France Numerous diplomatic
appointments announced M Dalton goes to Turin,
NJ Due de Boissy to Rome, D. Fabor to Constantnope.
sy to Denmark, M Cidevant Moskena to Spain
The Rouen railroad is stopped; The popuace have
burned the bridge OF Amiens The statue OF the Due
dOeans, which stood in the court of the Louvre has
been taken down.
Il could scarcely be anticipated but tina, the great move
felt in some degree in the British islands.
In London, tring disposition to riot experienced
in the early part Of the week but the dsorderies were
confined to mschievous boys and citizens out of employ
ment. Order was speedily restored.
In Glasgow, the tumults were serious, and
raj persons unfortunately shot by the military The
shops, and had evidently political objects in view
In Manchester, some tendency to disturbance has been
exhibited. but every thing is now quiet In our own
town, tranquility has been undstubed. Numbers of I'M
employed persons and others have assembled the Ex
change, but no political feeling is observed
In Ireland breach of the peace has yet taken place,
but the exciting language of certain portion of the
PRESS which surpasses any thing within recollection,
has not escaped the attention of the authorities. We
nave no apprehension OF disturbance OF PUBIC
peace, throughout England generally, by rising OF poh
ca opinions, although the depressed state of trade and
the existing uncertainty naturally incident to the affairs
of the continent, might fear, produce state OF dis
quieude and suffering amongst numerous classes tor some
time to come.
| ARRIVAL OF THE Ex-KrNe OF FRANCE AND THE QUEEN
OF THE FRENCH AT New HAvEN-Brighton. March Sd. =
We have great pleasure in announcing the safe arrival Of
the ex-King and Queen of the French. The King, on
landing, dressed in green blouse and blue over
coat, borrowed OF the captain OF the Express.
The King had not, fact. change OF clothing The
| ex- King and Queen have for some days been moving
from mhouse to farm house. in the neghborhood OF
Treport. They were nearly exhausted by fatigue; and
his arrival the King stated that night or two back he
thought to have given himself up
Louis Philippe and the ex- Queen, with male and fe.
male attendantwho had during the week, constituted
the suite of their royal master and misress-embarke ed
board French fishing boat Treport with the in
tenton Of attempting to cross the channel; AT sea the
party picked up by the Express, Southampton and
Havre steamboat, which Immediately steered for New
Haven, off which harbor she arrived at o'clock in the
morning.
On landing the ex- King and Queen were welcomed by
the inhabitants, nearly the whole of whom had the graft
fcaton of being shaken by the hand of Louis Philippe
Her Majesys first act to despatch messenger to
Brighton, to procure the attention of Mr. Packhouse
the second to write letter to gracious sovereign,
communicating intelligence of her arrival.
The following is correct statement OF the abode of
the different members of the royal family. Louis Philippe
and the exQueen who have assumed the title of Count
and Countess de Neuily are at Claremont, with whom
children, the Count dEu, the Due dAencon, the Due
and Duchess de Montpenser and the Duchess of SAKE
Cobug. The Princess Clementne is staying with
her husband, the Duke, on visit to Her Majesty at
Buckingham Palace. The Duchess OF Orleans, with
the Count de Paris and the Duke de Chartres stated
to have arrived at Enues ~ the 3D. The Prince and
Princess de Jonve at Algers at the date of the
latest advices from that city; and the Queen Of Belgium
and the Princess Sophia are at Brussels
The Markets.
Western canal flour 2ss a 23s Cd; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 27s Cd a 25s Richmond and Alexandria Us.
23s.; New Orleans and Ohio 26s Us; Canadian Us
23s.; United States and Canadian sour PAS. 25s.
Wheat, United States and Canadian white and mixed,
Is I'd a S. I'd per Ibs.; red 6s 4d Is. 3D. Indian
corn per lbs, 21s Cd 30s 3D. Dat meal per 240 lbs
2is. Dds Oats 2 81. S. Barley, per 90 lbs, U.s. a Is
Rye per 60 lbs IS. 3s Cd Peas, per % lbs, 3s aos
Since the de paure the last steamer, the market has
evinced somewhat i'm proved tone, consequent upon an
increased demand and limited arrival The general ten
dency OF breadstns improved and the demand for In
| dian corn for Ireland has been active.
| CorroN MARKEr-Liverpool, March 11.-Upand, ordin
ary q sl fair A; good ST. New Orleans, ordinary At
fair Al; good ST. Mobile, ordinary ~ fair u good 81
Sea Island ordinary good fine to n stained 4 TOT
Under the influence OF the revolutionary spirit the
tpent producing considerable home, and a
tendency tumult in the manufacturing distrcs this
market has receded fully of per ID. within the last
fortnight Great heaviness has been felt during the last
few days, retardng inclination buy, and altogether
tnguishing speculation Purchasers only providing
for Immediate The sales Of the week ending the Sd
inst IL 800 bales, and for the week ending last
ing 2ao balesof these ALSO, Upland 81 Std