The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-13
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BALTIMORE SUM-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
Ten days later from Europe.

Installation of Napoleon.-F,anee quiet and prosper
ing-The Pope sui at Gasta-Decline IN eoton.-
BreadsteBs dull &c.
The steamer America arrived at Boston at II O'clock
and at o'clock the following despatch reached from
BosroN. JAN 1872 D. m.
The Cunad steamer America arrived at this port this
morning, after passage OF thirteen days. having sailed
from Liverpool the both u She brings days later
intelligence from Liverpool
The Markets.
CoTroSoa the day Of the Americas sailing, cotton
was dull and dropping Upland, middliHs' At New Or
leans, 4s upland, Mobile, A.
BaEansrvgss duty paid, 90 TO a7s per Dol.
has been decining white 30s best yellow 32s Cd Corn
meal dull.
FINAYcuL-T stock Of bullion in the Bank of Eng
tai demand Tor specie The amount of bullion hand
was fifteen million pounds. The circulation had de-
cned TO fifteen million seven hundred thousand pounds.
Funds have risen considerably since the return Of
mercial prosperity, with the year. The prospects
very atterng, and confidence in the moneyed cir
Giles much heightened. Consols ssh sSs.
MANUFACTURING TRADE.-There much more
couragng reports from the cotton and woollen manuac
turing districts in Lancashire and Yorkshire. Manufac
turers looking forward to good spring business
France.
The ceremony of proclaiming the president elect be-
fore the National Assembly, has taken place Armand
Marrast, vice PRESIDENT OF the Assembly performed the
President of France until May, 1882 and the republic
one and ndivisble.
The President elect then assembled look
the oath, and read the following address:
"Ciisens and representatives: The SURFACES of the ma
ton, and the oath have just taken distinctly mark out
to me the course OF my administration shall follow IT
OF honor, regarding enemies OF country
all who SHALL by illegal MEANS attempt TO change what
all France has established =
Between you and me, citizens and representatives,
there be real difference of opinion Our wishes
and desires the WISH like you, to place
ciey its true bass-to strengthen democratic instu
tonsand to alleviate the mseres of the and
.ntoll hn UIuo ma
of their confidence The majority have obtained not only
penetraes with gratitude but will give to the new
government that moral force, without which there Is
| no authority
"With peace and order, country again improve
its wounds bring back men that have been mis-
| led, and calm down passions. Animated by sincere
spirit of conciiaon have called around capable and
patriotic men, who, spite OF the diversity Of their po
ical origin ready to devote themselves with you to
the application of the constitution, the improvement
of the laws and the glory OF the republic government
coming into power aAeb OF thanks to its predeces
the depose OF its authority handed over to it
say that his conduct is worthy OF the generosity of his
character and that sentiment OF duty which is the first
quality of a statesman (Hear, hear)
"We have, citizen representatives. grand mission to
fulfil To found republic with firm and just govern
ment is the interest of all 1t shall be animated by a
sincere desire of progress without being either reaction
airy or Ethiopian Let be the of our country not
of party and with the aid of God shall at least,
do good if we cannot achieve great things"
He then turned Cavagnac and shook him cordially
| by the hand. The Chamber was delighted
Odilon Barrot has been empowered to form new
ministry. M Theirs holds aoo, and it is considered
doubtful whether he accepts Office favorable TO
the regime.
President Bonaparlc has sent his relative. Napoleon
Bonaparte to the ious courts TO his cleo
ton.
| The Pope still continues at Gaeta.
The provisional government at Rome, by vote in the
Upper Chamber, has exhibited further disposition to
endoavor bring about the Popes return Plus the 9th
however refuses, except upon condition that the Cham
bers he dissolved, the national guard dsbanded and the
journals suppressed.
NJ Cannute, Commissioner General of the Papal army,
had arrived at Paris, his way TO London, with mis-
sion to both the French and English governments.
| Austria.
The accounts from Vienna 10 regard to the civil in
Hungary, very imperfect and onesided.
| The mperiasts said 10 have taken the frontier
towns of Acdenpensng, Synan, and Presburg the Mag
var adherng TO the Hungarian system OF tactics be-
ing best adapted to the nature of the counryof laying
waste the country destroying forage and the habtatos,
and retiring the invaders advance BY this means they
expect throw almost nsurmountable obstacles to the
progress Of the Austrans.
! General Intelligence.
The congress of nations settle the Italian affairs will
shortly meet at Brussels but little progress however
can be made until it is known who governs Germany
When The feeling OF Russia to the final disposition OF
the Popes person is known, the time OF meeting can be
no longer delayed
The Cambria arrived out on the 10th ult The Britain
MA on the 2Gh, brought the Presidents message. II
was read with deep interest.