The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-18
FOREIGN.
From the New York Herald
THE VERY LATEST IsTELLiGENCE.

From the New York Herald
THE VERY LATEST INTELLiGENCE.
l Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, June 800 D. M
Letters and other advces which left Dublin little be
ioe ~ O'Clock last night are at hand. From them we
extract lew items OF intelligence.
Inc late OF the State prisoners very little spoken
Of all parties having made up their minds that any fur.
her attempts on their behalf were useless al least for
The fact Of the Corporation Of London taking up the
idea q founding colony nthe West OF Ireland has Civ.
en- unoounded satisacon but greater still is the oy OF
the citizens Of Dublin at the certainty OF ROYAL visit In
the month OF August. ..l.l .. 8 NJ s 4 -
Some q the Young Ireland party, it i said, contem-
plate making move on behalf of the State prisoners
when she arrives by presenting memorial praying Tor
political amnesty.
Were her Majesty so advised. the adoption Of this
course would exercise most sautary effect and render
Victoria justly beloved sovereign. 'l-
i Is satisfactory 70 learn that the accounts from all
encouraging character. The cholera is diminishing. and
hopes are entertained that the stage Of the famine
| is over 'N
ln letters and papers, received this morning we are
glad to lind that the intended visit Of the Queen is hailed
with pleasure wherever il is made known This is only
what might be expected. from the confidence have
the loyalty Of the Irish people. Her Majesty are
sured, will everywhere meet with cordial reception for
however the country may have suffered from msgovern-
msn in times past the whole body Of well disposed in
habtants must be aware that the Queen personally
her Ministers Also are strongly DESTROYS do every
thing in their power place the prosperity and conse
can conceive nothing more likely to aid this desirable OBJ
Jec than the occasional visits OF the 10 Ireland
Arrangements are already being made for her Majesty 10
find stated by the Feemans Journal thai the Marquis
OF Londonderry has given orders for the engagement Of
an extensive suite OF apartments at Morrsons Hotel for
the occupation OF his family and retnue during the royal
visit; an example which, we have no doubt, will be
followed by the rest Of the nobility connected with Ire.
land l4 Se,sF
The Mountstewart. Elphnstone, having on board Mr..
John Martin and Mr.. Kelvin ODogherty, two OF the
State prisoners convicted OF treason, sailed from Cork on
the 2sth instant, for Australia. II had been expected
that the had thought this vessel egi
BILE to carry out Messrs Smith OBrien, Meagher Mac.
Manus, and ODonoghoe, Messrs. Martin and Dogher-
~ would have been removed from her; but this,
appears is not the The rest Of the prisoners will
go out in the Swift, ten-gun brig, lately the RIO
station. Ses6 st
The latest intelligence from France is dated May 90;
but there is nothing important it, the only inference 10
be drawn being that the French still strengthening
themselves In the breach they have made beyond which
they unable TO pass without more fighting as they
must now breach an inner ntrenchmen, built behind the
first by the Romans.
The weekly returns of the Bank OF France are come TO
hand; they show that the amount OF bullion in Paris
and the branch banks had increased five millions. The
of the treasury has decreased upwards OF
two millions The bullion in the Bank Of France nearly
TSs ss al II asa
from General Oudnot containing particulars of the siege
operations. ss
The ministerial journals hold on their way soberly,
avoiding all exciting topics. The opposition papers
Obliged TO preserve less prudent course, protest in
general terms against the restraints under which they
suffer- alleging ndsputable truth that such restraint
cannot be maintained long without causing reaction of
very serious character President Napoleon has addressed
communication to the colonel Of the national guards al
Hayre in reply to address sent him from the officers OF
his legion. He says
"CoLosKL The legion Havre has addressed to me- on
my conduct Jnne 18th, Solicitations which me and
vfn
order be again but let hope that attitude
assumed BY The well mentioned citzs Is will preserve
country from the attempts nj anarchy Be- request YOU
sSs asd o. Of gratitude to
s sao Italy. te..t
letter in the Piedmontese Gazette OF the 25th ult
states that courier had arrived al Civa veccha on the
22d, with intelligence that the French had entered the
breach at ST. Pancraza with great orce and that the loss
The French government have received accounts from
The army before Rome TO the 23d ut, up to which time
look place on the hight OF the 2lst ult, but il not
successful The health OF the troops stated TO be good
but the heat at Rome is excessive The French troops
have occupied Montoro. a
Our latest advices from Madrid state that the discussion
the tariff closed in the Chamber OF Deputies the 23d,
when the project carried by majority o ll9
against 20. The debate was TO begin on the 25th.
Austria and Hungary.
The victories Of the Austrans the Hungarians
contradicted.
The Danish War
Letters from Hamburg, received this morning. state
that great satisfaction prevailed there from belief that
the long pending Schleswig Holsten question on he
point OF immediate settlement truce had been
agreed upon between the belligerents at Fredriea
Germany.
The Cologne Gazette contains a letter dated Csrsruhe,
June u.s. which states that the army of liberty, and the
provisional government, set out the day for RAJ
sadt where they intended more TO try the fate OF
arms under the Of the fortresses They entirely
empted the arsenal of Carsruhe, and carried of all the
apparatus belonging to the railway, order to impede
the Prussians the pursuit OF them. AT half past
the vanguard OF the Prussians entered the town,
followed by other troops with the Prince Of Prussia al
their head. and were received with loud acclanaons by
the citizens. Faf
Switzerland.
Late letters from Basic state that on the 9th instant
Count Roscovich, Envoy Of Austria, announced his mis-
sion 10 the President OF the confederation; and, the
25th, Count Ludof, ambassador TO the court oil Naples
presented his credentials The Hungarian envoy saluted
in friendly manner, the President taking him by the
hand, and saying: Good morning, Mr.. President;
bring you the compliments of Kossuh, together with
letter from him."
Important from Turkey.
II is stated upon good authority that Turkey has re-
fused permission for the Russian armies pass through
her territory This step. may be hoped may arrest the
warlike progress Of the Russian arms
| We have received late news from this quarter At
Athens Mr.. Wyse had interview with King Ohio
The indemnity bill for Bavaran widows and orphans
had been abandoned, and the budget Of 1919 not yet
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