The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-15
FOREIGN.
From the New York papers Of saturday
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER HiBEHSiA'
sevss Davs utter irons E~ops.
ST. JoHs's, N. B., Friday, 10 o'clock. a.

ssvsa Days utter irons E~oPf'
Sr JoYs,s. \. B., Friday, 10 o'clock. a. m.
The Hibernia Captain Stone. with as through passen-
gers arrived at Halifax about o'clock last evening,
bringing London papers the evening OF the 2lh, and
veIpool of the 2Slh ult her day OF sailing She VIII
probably arrive at her wharf in Boston absut o'clock
on Saturday morning.
very oblgng officers OF the Hibernia for attention to our
agent who wholly dependent them for papers, as
from some oversight none were received Tor sale al
Halifax.
The steamer Niagara seen from on board the
Hibernia day out from Liverpool and she probably
arrived in port at an early hour gu! on the goth ,;.
The Boston packet-shp Winthrop. arrived at Liver
pool on the 25th in passage OF IS days The day iol-
lowing the Ashburton and Guy Mannering arrived IRON
New York, the former in III days:
The ship Emgran from the United States Tor Bremen,
with cargo OF tobacco has been made PRICE and sent
into the port of Copenhagen.
From our special correspondent at Liverpool. we nave
received full report of the state OF the markets, upon
the accuracy of which we have entire confidence.
The fate of the navigation laws is sealed majority
of 81 has been obtained upon the third reading OF inc o
in the House OF Commons Ii is not likely to be rejected
HostiIitic between Denmark and Prussia still continue
to be waged without any pTepondeance on either side
likely to affect the eventual issue. , ,
The German troops entered Ju,land in considerable
force on the 2Oh ult.
France continues tranquil.
The expedition in aid Of the Pope sailed on the 22d,
and arrived Civia Veccha, and would Immediately go
to Rome The Pope will remain at Gaeta until the tenn
Sardinia rejects the terms offered by Austria, and the
two governments are again at issue.
The Pedmontese ministers have given fresh directions
the War Department prepare for the immediate re-
sumption of hostes. as fof an event likely 10 occur.
Information received at Liverpool just previous to
the sailing of the Hbena, that the steamers Hermann
and Washington have obtained permission from the Da-
nsh government to carry passengers and goods to and
from Bremen without search or detention OF any kind
The condition of Germany continues distracted IN the
extreme All parties al issue, and the probability OF
speedy adjustment appears to be far removed ever
Austria continues to be ioiIed in Hungary The &C
counts from the seat Of war are SO conflicting that little
reliance can be placed upon Them go
The fortune OF war between Naples and Sicily still
continues adverse for the Scans In addition to Catana
Soto has surrendered to the Neapoi'tans Palermo 1t is
Father Mathew will positively sail for New York, in
the Ashburton on the 22d May.
France.
Il is said that M Napoleon Bonaparte has been
recalled or rather dismissed from Malrid Certain is,
that he known to be on his way to Pans. NJ.
Napoleon is reported to have protested against the sui
cda intentions of France in the affairs OF Rome The
Journal des Debats announces that the French minister
at Turin has been instructed by his government to reject
the terms OF attempted to be enforced by Marshal
Radetsky It adds thai orders have been forwarded to
the Sandman Admiral. Albin to remain in the Adriac
until the existing difficulties have been removed In the
Assembly, the 23d the bill for indemnifying the pro;
preors Of slaves in the FreRch colonies passed its second
reading the bill allows six millions Of francs in the
per cent rentes, and six millions OF francs IN money
One eighth part OF the SIX millions OF rentes which goes
of Bourbon, is to 80 10 the establishment OF bank
in each OF these colonies The sitting Of the oath was
entirely occupied in considering the bill introduced by
General Lamorciere for the organization OF the army
he proposes to abolish draining by conscrpon, and 10
make every one liable military service M Frapod the
envoy extraordinary OF the Roman republic has presented
protest the against the expedition 10 Cvita
Vecchia He declares that his government was willing
to accept the mediation of France, and the fact
made known to the French government on the 18th. The
only answer he got was that France could not negotiate
with what did not exist; that Rome, so far as France
concerned, the Pope that France nteposed An
order TO prevent too violent revolution in order that
the principle of separation might be applied largely
possible in the administration OF the state The irmness
and consistency of Louis Napoleon have. thus far beed
the predictions OF his enemies and even the hopes oil his
friends In recent conversation he is slated 10 have
said, 1.-The legtmists have protected me as means OF
destroying the system which is closing around me- The
red republic has voted for to save itself from the mar
tial law of Cavagnac. ] have been used as wedge,
to keep up the rotten walls and protect them from
falling each Sh END They nea F wssss
,nue to be expressed to the fl ellty OF The army,
among which the spirit OF socialism is affirmed to
evidence of this fact stated that the 9th regiment Of
light infantry and the SD regiment OF the kne were or
dered quit Paris the 2al, at four hours notice. in
consequence of some appearance OF disaiiecon Just
before the squadron got under way from Marseies for
Cvta Vecchia General Oudinot issued proclamation,
in which he tells his troops that the government being
resolved to maintain in all quarters OF the globe their
old and legitimate influence would not allow the des,i
MES of the Italian people to be at the mercy OF foreign
power, or party which is but a minority. 1t has
ided to charge (said hey the French flag, for to
cloak in the Roman territory, striking symbol OF our
sympaihes. The government has appropriated five hun
bred thousand francs to guard against the spread of the
cholera During the last six months the cholera has at
tackled fourteen departments and fallen $500 persons,
1850 of whom have died In 1882 the cholera ragged in
10 departments and also lost 900 inhabitants Cholera
disappearing in the hospitals of Paris The
number of reported from the Goth to the 23d
instant amount 10 1877.
The staple industry of Paris is gradually improving.
An English house has made purchases in Paris estab
ishment of silk lace 10 such extent TO raise the
English house has made purchases 10 such an extent in
the rband and silk manufactures that it IS difficult TO
satisfy the demand. -Four great establishments in MILL
merry actively employed in completing orders for
the season. received from the United States and in
other fashionable articles the progress is percep
ble There is not in the coach making trade who
cannot find full work, and the applies to the cabinet
making.
Denmark.
The town of Koling, which lies about a mile and a
half from the frontier of Scheswig, and ten from the
frontier of Fredoupa taken by the Scheswig troops
under Gen BORN on the goth instant, fighting continu
aIly for many hours the streets before the town
BY the Danes The loss in killed and wounded
is not given Hamburg papers OF the oath contain no
further intelligence from Kadng except that the city has
suffered much from fire. The German troops in quiet
possession 1t is ascertained that steps have been taken
to induce Leopold. King OF the Begans, 10 the part
of mediator Whether he will accept this Office
known The accounts thai he IA