The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-23
FOREIGN.
From the Journal Of Commerce, June II
FURTHER ADvICEs ny THE AMERICA.


The Americas mail arrived here by railroad about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and her letters
at the Post Ohce and delivered TO their about
before The dates 10 June 9th, both from Liver
pool and London.
The Message of Louis Napoleon. which is nearly as
long as the annual messages of American Presidents
usually are and initiates them in its general plan, pub
ished entire on our first page 1t isa very important
document though produced no great effect upon the
funds either in France or England Ii was delivered on
the 7th instant.
the French army shall enter Rome The next steamer
will doubtless give the particulars of the event.
We present such items have been able to collect
from large number OF papers, 10 the progress of the
war IN Hungary. The Hungarans have noby sustained
themselves thus far but fearful crisis yet before them
the result OF which 1t is impossible TO foresee We hope
The cholera has become quite prevalent Paris and
also o in Presburg, austrian Hungary
MIR. Bagby Minister OF the United States to Russia ar
rived at Paris on the 18th in slant.
II is stated the authority of letter from st Pc
tersburg that the Russian minister of Finance has
quested the house of Rothschild to raise a loan of
3o,0Oo,o00 silver roubes.
LONDON, June 8, (evening 1.-THE message of the
French President has not had the slightest effect the
been they yesterday alternately buyers and sell
at 9 the three per reduced 9O 90 the three
and quarter per cents ela bank stock 1884 $, ex-
The steamer Washington, Capt FLOYD, arrived
| at Cowes on Tuesday, June5.
Thirty three persons lost their lives by the explosion of
Letters from Cyprus announce that the locusts had
made dreadful havoc among the crops. The greatest
fears were entertained that all attempts to prevent the
ravages OF these destructive insects would be useless and
that this beautiful island would shortly become almost
desert.
PACKET AMERICAN EAGLE The American Eagle
sons including the crew, sailed from London the 3lst
u, touched at Portsmouth, and sailed thence on the Sd
instant, and arrived at Plymouth afternoon of the 9Th ;
during which period IL persons were attacked with
Asatlc cholera, OF whom died after illness
of "a hours and six after IL hours illness The disease
seemed chiefly If not solely confined to the steerage pas
seDgers and crew.
THE WEATHER THE CRoPs.-The weather still
continues most proptous, and the crops OF all kinds
presen, most promising appearance. Wheat which is
planted extensively, well the other cereal crops
looks most healthy and vigorous. Generally, green
plants, unless regarding tunips in few instances The
reports OF the potato still most favorable and most
OF the prov ncal journals vehement and indignant
their denial of the appearance of the blight in any
In this matter it is difficult to arrive at the actual
truth onl looking to all The circumstances and paTiicu-
that the present crop has so far escaped.
France,
Message of The President.
GENT REPRESENTATIVES,: The constitution obiges
the President OF the republic to lay before
statement of the gene rial affairs of the country.
iconfolm with the obligation which allows me-, while
they Instructive speak you both of my
Intentions.
My election the first magacy of the republic the
of hopes all OF which could not yet be realized
walls the Executive power has not enjoy ed its constitution
prerogative to their full extent In such position twas
difficult to take a very decided course.
Nevertheless, remain faithful my manifesto.
Indeed to what have pledged myself in accepting the
To defend society, autacousy assaled
To secure a wise, great, and honorable republic;
TO project family, religion, and property;
TO protect the press against caprice and cenliousnes;
IN - ia uSpsp m re, trnliv
To ehace the marks of our civil discords
And hnniy with respect to foreign relations, to adopt al
policy alike without and without weakness.
Times and circumstances have yet allowed me to
ertheless been taken in this direction.
The first duty of the government direct all It's eff
o,s to tue Of that confidence which could
security IN the present. and Of faith III the future destroys
wealth -
Before confidence was restored it would have been rs
most uticnary expedients Abundance could be
created when fear and dus OF morrow had produced
sterity.
Even our foreign policy could ao rse to the level Of our
that which constitutes the strength of naons--viz the
union of the cilizens and financial prosperity.
To attain this end the government could Only follow
firm and resoue course, sho ing to all that without de-
parting from the prescriptions OF law would adop, the
most energetic measures for the security Of society.
1t generally endcavored, Therefore, TO establish the
weight Of authority by employing all its in calling to
public Office those men whom Judged most honorable and
competent without regard TO their political antsoedents
Lest the public mind should be disturbed, the govern
men has deferred the project of berang the victims OF
civil discords At the very word amnesty" public
opinion is moved in different directions, and has feared
the OF fresh troubles Nevertheless have used
clemency where il has not been splaced.
The prisons already open for $40 convics of June
and the others will be set at liberty without
of apprehension to society. As for those con
demned to the galley by councils of war, some of them
who can be put ON tho same footing political criminals
y shall be placed in peniientiaries a
The course we have adopted restored confidence
business gained new impulse the savings banks
filed Since the end OF January, the produce OF the ind
creased, and in April nearly equal that of the
porous times The treasury has regained the credit
which it stood in need, and the city of Paris has been able
TO contract loan almost at para negotiation which
established The petitions Tor sanctioning Joint stock
panies (sociee anonymes) have been multi lied ihe
Der of patents has increased from day day the price
the Offices the sale of an those values which suffered
heavy depreciation have gradually improved and final
w. IN all the manufacturing towns work has econmenced
and foreigners have again visited Paris This fellcou
movement interrupted for moment by the agitation Of
the elections will its through the aid which
you will afford TO the government.
IAfter the above general review of the position of the
government, there follows summary OF the condition OF
the finances OF the country the national guard the army,
agriculture, industry and commerce, the public work,
and public instruction, which omit being subjects
that do not possess general interest to our readers
Following these subjects comes the review of foreign
affairs with the and intentions OF the government
in relation to Rome and the Hungarian contest which
give in extenso, and doubt not that it will command
general attention.]
Ii is the destiny of France shake world whenev
she moves, and to calm when she becomes quiet Eu-
rope lays its repose its agitation door, This respon
sbility imposes important duties upon it dominates
situation.
Alter the days of February the reco of our revolution
the Baltic the Mediterranean NV pre-.