The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19
FOREIGN.



One sresx later, &c.
The royal mail steamer Niagara arrived at Boston OR
Saturday morning at o'clock, after passage OF fourteen
days, having sailed from Liverpool on the I'd INST -,
The Hibernia from Boston, arrived Out on The SUN
atlmo.
The frgate United States arrived at Portsmouth the
Revelation N Rome.
After the assassination of M Rossi before reported
the mob at the nstgatlon OF the clubs proceeded in
body to the Quirnal palace, the 10th ut when they
demanded new ministry, the immediate declaration OF
war, &c.
diplomatic body also entered the palace to protect the
Pope by their moral influence Some endeayor was made
Swiss caused the mob to retire.
Shortly afterwards the civic guard, the genddrmerie
the llne the Roman legion, numbering thousands
invested the palace in order of battle, and commenced
Jtsuldde against the windows. The Swiss
whelmed and the Popes secretary, Monsgnor Palma,
was shot in the breast The Bescaners, by their
whelmng force, compelled submission Negotiations
were opened, and a list Of ministers, comprising the
names OF those who had got up the conspiracy sent
70 the Pope Who under the duress Of arms and the lear
of personal danger, compelled submit 10 any die
ialion The authority of the Pope is, in fact now null
lily.
On the 18th the ministry was formed with Mazzarei,
president OF the upper Chamber President OF the Council
&c, Mamiami, Sterbina Campello Lunati, and Serlni
The Swiss were sent away and the national guard occu-
pied their post the castle The popular club is The
supreme government and decides upon all combinations
The new ministry has put forth address, in which
they say they will convoke the Chambers.
Francss
AS the period approaches for the election of President
of France the excitement daily Increases The interpret
lation and explanation which took place in the National
Assembly terminated in the complete triumph OF Cavag-
nae far regards the declared sentiments of the
Chamber majority Of 500 to "a carried vote OF con-
dence, that General Cavagnac had deserved well of his
country.
The General, in speech, went over all the points of
the accusations made against him, of having by culpa
bic neglect in not providing for the defence of Paris,
raise himself to power
Fora brief twsnyiour hours, the effect Of Cayaignacs
speech e.. was highly satisfactory ss The funds improved,
Tuesday, the manifesto of Louis Napoleon appeared
change again the minds of the Parsians, and
the of Bonapare in the ascendant.
1t cannot be denied that the Princes address emnenuy
calculated TO win favor from almost all parties.
General Cayagnac has taken another step within these
few days, which cannot fail to influence the contest In
consequence OF the alarming from Italy, and the
fears at one moment entertained of actual personal danger
TO the Pope, from his subjects, and his reported
fight from Rome, Cavaignac had despatched four steam
rgates carrying brigade OF 800 men to Ciya Veccha,
for the purpose of securing the liberty OF his Holiness,
Nj. Corcelles has been sent off suddenly TO Rome
envoy extraordinary, to confer with the French ambas
sador. NJ de Harcourt and act jointly with him in accom-
plishing the object of his mission.
reinforcement of troops will Immediately follow.
Cavaignac has read to the Assembly NJ Basiide's in
structons NJ Corcelles The despatch repudates, in
the strongest manner, any intention whatever OF inter-
ering in the domestic differences between the Romans
and the Holy Father. On the day the above communi
cation made to the Assembly, General Lamorciere,
Minister OF War, developed his plan OF reducing the
army from $50 900 to 1872 900 menthereby reducing the
army estimates to 10000 00Of, and efecng saving OF
100, 900 OO0f.
The most strenuous efforts being made by the gov
eminent to carry Cavagnacs election but still the
OF Louis Napoleon preponderates.
The funds it will be seen, have somewhat improved
The three per cents have risen to fi2oo the five per
cents to o'4o er.., Britain.
In England and Scotland the cholera appears to be on
vscount Melbourne died on the oath utmo Mr.
Charles Butler NJ p, is also dead
The Bank of England accounts only furnish additional
data of the increasing Improvement in Its position The
bullion is still on the increase making the total amount
El3,9l9,96O
The exports from Liverpool still continue on large
scale, and the number of American buyers OF goods at
Manchester Is altogether unprecedented.
Ireland.
The arguments of counsel in the case in error Of Mr..
Smith OBrien. having been brought to close, and the
court having deferred its Judgment the Irish journals
now almost destitute OF news.
The NAL administration of the poor laws, the evictons
which going throughout the country, occasional
murder in distant locality, and the uninterrupted
emigration OF farmers at this late of the year, fur
nish the only themes for political discussion in the Irish
papers.
1t is announced that Austria has accepted the offer made
by the mediating powers to hold the conference for the
Paccahon OF Italy at Brussels This acceptance was the
enbug accepting, the government at ratified it,
and expressed the same time the representation of
datey the negotiations. NJ Bastide, however, OBJ
jected that it would be advisable to wait until the
President Of the French republic is named
Lord Pamerston has acquiesced in this. The media
ting powers have also agreed that the armstce should
be prolonged throughout the winter and in consequence
Austria has engaged not to attack Venice by land or by
The Sandman government has, at the time, also
engaged to retain Admiral Abin with the Sandman fleet
at Ancona.
In Vienna, the energetic measures taken by the Prince
WIndlschgratZ seem likely to secure tranquility.
The Emperor of Russia has sent the Prince letter
with the order of St Andrew, and to Jelachch equal
y faering communication has been made, together with
the order of St. Ulaimer.
The war in Hungary occupies everybody's thoughts.
numerous army OF lmperlalss s about to enter Hun
gary and the German papers state that the Hungarians
will give them a sharp reception.
The execution of DR.. Beecher and Dr. Jellinck, for
their participation in the late in Vienna, has been
officially announced. Beecher is an Engshman. Mar
al law has been relaxed into the modified form
which prevails in Germany, before the usual tribunals
The Latest News.
The postscript of the European Times says the report
that Prince WndischgraZ has been assassinated
the Paris Bourse on the LIST instant but not
credited.
There rise in the per cents OF per cent and
the general opinion there that the present excitement
will subslde and that there will be attempt at riot
whether Louis Napoleon or General Cavaignac be elected
President
M Louis Napoleon made his appearance in the Place
Vendome on the ls inst A large crowd had collected,
and he was greeted with shouts Of V,pe Napoleon
Marshal Soult has arrived in Paris The apte-c cham
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