The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-26
FOREIGN.
.sRRIV4L or THE STEAMER acadia.
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BosToN. September "a.

on the Sd instant, with eighty passengers and large
cargo She had proceeded her voyage far as the
sicily islands, when accident happened to her ma
cbneIy damaging her condenser She was consequently
forced to pat back 10 Southampton where detention OF
four or ve weeks Will be necessary 10 put her IN com
Y plete order for sailing.
The steamship Hermann arrived the 4th instant of
the Isle OF Wight, and grounded N thick i9g IN uun,
nes bay, near Cowes She had pilot on board, and
having gone the toy OF the tide II was necessary TO
discharge her coal before she could be got on ms was
accomplished by OF lighters, and at three O'Clock
: she was foaled off without damage
The Queen addressed Parliament from the throne on
the 5th instant and has since taken her departure for
Scotland
Ireland continued in state of tranquility,
letter from Turin under date of the Sd inst, states
that the Austrans having levied contribution OF four
hundred thousand forms 1889 00o) the city OF Parma
payable in twenty four hours and the sum not being
forthcoming at the designated time, the army according to
custom, commenced piagng the city; The inhabitants
however encouraged by the patriotic defence OF the town
of Bologna, rung the tocsn and flying to arms fearful
battle commenced Even the women and children took
other missiles from the windows upon the heads OF the
Austrian troops. The population of the surrounding
country hurying to the assistance of the citizens
The result of the struggle has been ascertaned
Advces from Hamburg to the 9th instant state that the
provincial government OF the Dnches OF Scheswg and
Holstein had refused to acknowledge the armisce con-
cuded by Prussia in the name OF the German conedera
The blockade of the Elbc and Lapda has been raised
since the 5h and the Prussan ports on the Baltic have
| by this time become tree
France.
| Lamartne has published defence of himself against
the charges brought forward General Cavaignac has
been compelled to deny the intention of suppessng the
Paris Constitutional The Journal and La Presse have
resumed their fierce attacks upon, the government The
latter wages against the republic, in spite OF General
Cavagnacs declaration that he would not allow the re-
public to be impeached.
The Bonapartsts moving both in Paris and IN the
departments with the view of electing Louis Bonapare
! to the presidency of the republic. ~
The local disturbances in the provinces continue They
arise principally from an extraordinary tax OF 40 cenhmes
imposed upon the people by the provisional government
The Ottoman government has recognised the French
republic;
papers, the important intelligence that the
French government the 7h inst, received dispatches
from M Arago the French minister at Berlin announcing
officially that Austria has accepted the mediation OF France
and England for the settlement OF the Italian question
serious quarrel had occurred between Generals
Changarier and Cavagnac, growing out OF the detection
of the national guards small portion of each division
only having appeared al the review on Sunday sharp
correspondence between them had taken place,
Ledru Rolin is about starting new journal, IN oppo
| sition to La Reform
-Four thousand French troops reported to have
The accounts from Italy and Rome that the whole
country is in disturbed and excited state Tumuts had
occurred at Genoa Leghorn and Rome, which were sup
pressed with the greatest difficulty
Further Intelligence.
Wilmer European Times Sept.
The fine weather prevailing during the last week, and
the temporary settlement of the dispute between Germany
trade generally since the sailing of the Europa Produce
continues abundant There is less buoyancy in the grain
trade and prices have eceded considerably from those
| The reports from the manufacturing districts en-
couraSing. Activity prevails and there is no surplus
stock remaining on hand.
Money active demand at "a TO per cent for the
rate OF discount on the best bills.
The stock market is steady and prices well sustained
The demand for cotton continues good, both from con-
sumers and exporters. The sales each day about
5000 bales From the 1st to the sth instant 90 1870 bales
sold, of which LOO American were for specula
ton, and 1890 for export The market closed steady
The grain market is less active to-day The weather
favorable throughout England for harvest specu
laons since last The reports Of the potato disease
The visit Of Lord John Russell to Earl Clarendon
TO furnish almost the only theme for speculation
amongst the ,h s pooaas Inc premef landed at
geved with certain degree of respect Demonstrations
of applause and disaPprobaton seem both to have failed
The approaching elections TO fill the vacant seats in the
Assembly begin to occupy public attention
Emile de Gerardn the Oreanist editor of the Press s
candidate with M Delesser and Marshal Bedeau. The
latter, it is said, has refused the command of the army
II armed Intervention should take place in Italy,
deed. he would not accept any command offered by Gen
Cayaignac.
On the Sd instant, the garrison of Paris and portion
of the national guard reviewed the boulevards
by Gen. Cavaignac, who was loudly cheered. Between
10000 and 10000 were under arms OF whom about
900 belonged TO the national guards-ony one bat
| talon being called out from each legion.
Although the national guard was invited to attend the
review, Ill great was lOunu tna not man
800 mustered from each battalion, and in batta
ion the number under $50. This rebuke, proceeding
from such body has been keenly felt and has given
rious uneasiness to the head of the government
1t is generally understood that several of dssa-
sfaction have led to this species of negative demonstr
| ton.
The first and principal the offensive expression used
by Gen Cavagnac against the legitmis party, and par
ticularly against some legons of the national guard,
which, he afimed were conspiring against the govern
ment.
The second cause that the government abstained
from conadctng report that generally circulated,
of the of high military functonares, under.
stood to be Gen Lamorciere, Minister of War, and Gen
Changarier, commander of the national guard
The third cause assigned the dissatisfaction pro-
duced by the distribution of the of the Legion of
Honor amongst the legons of the national guard.
Inc FaTis papers OF the 7th inst sate that nowlth
standing the appointment of Gen. LamoricieIe to the
command OF the army of the Alps, there appears every
probability that peace will be preserved.
II appears that Gen. Lamoriciere and M Marie have
been endeavorng by transaction with Odillon Barrot
Berryer, and others, to form fusion of all parties in
| which they have not succeeded
II is said that The Sandman ambassador has offered the
command of the Pedmontese army to Gen Bedeau, who
has taken tune to consider the proposition Should he
refuse, application will be made to Gen Dernelle
The Monteur states that the Ottoman government had
recognised the French republic, and that Gen Aupck
the French minister penpotentiary, presented his cre
dentias to the Sultan on the Goth ut
| NJ Ledru Rollin is about to establish a new journal
being dissatisfied with the Reform, which, in conjunction
with NJ Elocon, he founded in lS43 The editor in chief
of the Reform, the friend of the late Godfrey Cavaignac
maintains closer intimacy with the head OF the govern
ment and is more influenced by HIM than NJ Ledru Rol-
lin approves of.
Advces have been received from Hamburg to the 9th