The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-09
FOREIGN.
Er0m the Journal q connsss Of Friday evening".
ARRIVAL or THE NIAQARA. N.

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Gsogey and his army to the Russians. The London
Mercantile Gazette OF the 23i says: .s
i Whilst il highly probable that the weakness of the
Hnngarans has been exaggerated there is not the least
for doubt that the struggle their parl has nearly
reached its termination; though whether The end when
comes, will be the result OF negotiation or exhaustion
is still uncertain They have done all that brave peo-
pie could do in vndication of their independence and
they had only to contend with Austria the would
all probability, be very different one But the over
whelming masses which Russia was determined from
the beginning to bring, and did bring, into the field,
proved when united with the Austrian forces, an over.
match for the greatest and Efforts Of courage
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Consols have been done at GAL 10
90 for both money and account and at present quo
ted At s2g and 92a 70 respectively Reduced per cents
have been operated y 4 s g gs new q
40; bank stock 1884 10 1891.
THREE O'CLOCK consols are now 92b to I for money,
and s22 to ] for the account
On Saturday, the 18th instant with the moon the
weather assumed settled appearance; and having since
been favorable for harvest operations immense amount
Of work has been accomplished satisfactory
Of the grain crops still remains abroad than is usually the
case at the corresponding period of the year; and the
weather must, therefore, continue TO be source Of
anxiety during the next two or three weeks.
The latest advces from the Sister isle s,atethat though
there partial cases Of blight. the bulk Of the po
The mischief done to the cornelds By the heavy show
ers which experienced is much less than il APP
pretended would prove the case From Scotland the
week and we have every reason 10 expect thai the
yield Of grain in most parts OF England will prove fully
equal to that OF good average seasons. both regards
quantity and quality and the potatoes seem 70 be less af
BY the rot than in any year since ls45, we are not
disposed to depart from the opinion we have given
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Sumption s Of is nSsbss fos sss twelve month.
viii be much less Than has been the case Of late years
Hts ~ 3aa Hrnmces II si ~ 1si lf1
The President of the republic has determined to leave
Paris for few weeks for the recovery Of his health He
the following day he was to remove to that charming
residence with the whole Of his household He pro.
poses TO remain there until the meeting OF the Legislative
tits announced that the President Of the republic will
assist at the Inauguration Of the Srasbourg railroad
I'd Of September and at that OF the Lyons railroad on
the 9th of the same month.
Letiers from Lyons state that martial law is enforced
in that city with extraordinary severity.
wheat in thar district had all been cut and carried II is
described fair average CROP and OF excellent quality
The farmers were beginning 10 cut t their Oats which
vines had suffered slightly, and symptoms Of the patato
disease had appeared which had caused slight alarm
The price OF government stock was well sustained at
the ponrse. Aug 49, until towards the close when they
declined Three per cents closed al SAT 40c Fave per
The ministerial crisis in Spain has been terminated by
the accepted resignation Of M Mon General Narvaez
scs 2, su
fee by NJ Oivan under secretary, and who formerly
was minister Of marine. M PidaI will be the minister
OF foreign afairs
| - Austria aad sardinia.
correspondent gives Us the following statement OF
the conditions Of the peace between Austria and Sardinia
The treaty contains four paragraphs the sense OF which
is that the aiy between the two nations is to continue
the end OF lime, and that the respective territories and
claims territories of the contracting parties shall be the
same they were ante beium. The decentralization is
he end Of OCTOBER and the ress IN such instruments as to
insure the payment Of the whole sum by the end OF the
year 1851 No amnesty stipulated bat il UNDER
stood that but the most seriously ncupated persons
should have pardon for their political delnquencies
The accounts received from Rome become daily
and worse. The French government 4 - said, is 20
notice TO the court At Gaea that II the commission acting
in the name of the Pope should continue TO act in the
same spirit. and that the consequence should be in
The French garrison Tor assistance 70 suppress IL
! The Paris papers state that most angry and deter
mined despatch had been addressed by the French cab-
net to the Pope, 10 the effect that France will insist even
by force Of arms necessary. having the reforms she
| has indicated adopted.
| La Prsss announces that diplomatic note was des
patched BY the French 70 Gaea Tuesday,
in which Il declares to the Pope that Gen 0udnoi has
exceeded his instructions, by transmitting the full powers
with which Re ,nvessd % ss o q
zing BY his silence all that the commission has accom-
plished since the period OF lie installation. The note
adds that the French government feels u 10 be i duty
to warn his Holiness that from this moment France and
her representatives. al Rome VIII reserve 10 themselves
the last word In all acts Of the Papa government and
that in either the Pope, his councils or any OF the
intervening powers oppose this decision, the representa-
ves OF France have orders 10 pay attention 10 their
protests and TO appeal IL necessary to the army Of occu
patton enforce respect for the just rights Of the French
Ia Pafre announces that M de Courcelles s seriously
udisposed at Castaamare The Pope, whilst awaiting
the result OF the negotiations pending between the am-
bas-adors OF the great powers about 10 pass some days
at Naples where the King H. preparing to give him
10 remain at Rome until NJ de Courcelles should be com
Accounts have been received from Gaea which leave
doubt the intention Of the Pope TO return at no dis
tant period 10 Rome. -ss 81
N N.piss ana sscsiy.
The letters from Naples OF the 10th inst announce
change OF ministry; the principal liberal membeu-viz
Carati ToreIla, BozzeIli, Ruggiero, and Ggliohav
ing been dismissed, and replaced by the following per
sons, supposed 10 be favorable 10 reiroxrade policy
Cavalere G. Fortunate, president OF the council aud min
s,er Of finance; Don Petro Durso, interiors commerce
and sgricuIiure Cavaere Troja eccesiastics affair
and public instruction. and Cavaliers Raaele Longobar
d, grace and justice.
Austria ard Hungary.
Vienna papers and LISTERS OF the i7lh August contain
1.-The newsof the surrender OF GeoWey and ms army
The following PROCLAMATION posted in Vienna on 'ne
nth;
sHis srcsusncv Bsre~ Hsy~ar 20 he MVesy fAs En-
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ellis ercccncy Baron Hayess informs his MsIesu ths
thai lie rebel chief Geoey, with large part
~ man