The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-15
FOREIGN.
From the New York Journal of Commerce, April 10.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
TDO days Iatcr from E,uOps.


The Ocean Navigation Companys steamship Hermann,
from Southampton, March 26, has Just arrived. She
brings London papers to that date inclusive being two
days later than before received.
The Hermann brought 100 passengers, and rich
cargo.
All the efforts used by the governments OF France and
Great Britain to the armstce between SARDINIA
and Austria have failed Hosites would therefore
sides Although European sympathles were strongly
enlisted the side of the Italian cause, yet gem
orally feared that King Charles bert would be beaten
by his powerful enemies, who TO the number of 100 900
strong, meditaed direct march upon Turin there, as
Radezkys manifesto stated, TO negotiate the terms OF
peace.
The latest accounts from Hungary abundantly proved
that the lmperiaists were not making much Roadway
against the valiant Maygars, had laierly
crowned the arms OF the latter and the Austrians had
several times been beaten with considerable loss
The republic of Palermo has rejected the constitution
and proposals made by the King of Naples The French
and British fleets about TO withdraw, and the Sici
mediaely The King OF Naples could with great
difficulty keep his throne, as formidable nsunecton
about breaking out in Caabra, and the Neapotans
themselves were unqulet
The proposal to appoint the King of Prussia Emperor
of Germany was rejected by the Frankfort Parliament
on the 2lst March This unexpected decision caused
great excitement, and would, it feared lead TO I'M
pleasant consequences between Prussia and Austria.
Business in the French manufacturing towns was i'm.
proving, and an active spring trade was confidently anti
cipated.
The political affairs of the nation assuming a
more exciting aspect change was expected in The
French ministry.
The returns OF the Bank OF France were not quite so ia
vorabe for the trade of Paris of the previous
turns
manifesto on the part OF the socialists and commu-
niss expected at Paris the Goth. Great military
precautions TO be taken by the government 10 pre-
serve the public peace. Lord Aberdeens speech in the
House of Lords relative European affairs, had produced
good effect the Paris Bourse The per cents.
sci. roc; per cents. 32t. 95c
The French government had received Geographic
l.. H. L.l
crossed the Tcino the Goth March, in three divisions
On the 2st Austrian corps had passed the same river
and experienced some resistance 1t was supposed the
King, Charles Albert, would be forced TO the
Tcino and that great battle would be fought the
plains of Vercelli.
A French expedition OF $4,000 men was ready to sail
Immediately the Austrans should set their loot the
Poniifcal States.
The produce markets were unchanged and dull
The sales of cotton at Liverpool on the 9th, only
reached about $500 bales, at firm prices
The advces by the Sarah Sands and Europa had reach
ed Havre, and produced slight reaction the cotton
market OF that city.
Business generally il Havre, and in the French manu-
featuring towns, was improving, and an active spring
trade expected if the elections passed OIL favora-
bly, to the existing government. OF which there was not
much doubt.
In London, stated that the navigation laws could
not be carried and that they would be rejected in the
House OF Lords. change of ministry was therefore
expected
LONDON, March 24th, evening The English funds
remain without alteration from yesterday prices. The
first quotation OF consols this morning was OH to 81 TO
which, after temporary depression 10 90d, they again
returned before the close of business For the account
| the last price was 81 to 9ls
Bank stock with dividend, left of 1876 to 1873 India
stock 2lO to PAS and per cents 9o2
to 900 div India bonds AIS 10 $685. and eychequer
bills, March. 36s. to 39s; June, 37s. to 39s. premium.
The trade has steady appearance to-day, but no
| change in the prices of any article.
The latest accounts from Turin state that an Austrian
corps crossed the cino at Vgevano the 2st, where
it experienced resistance, but having received rein
the Austrian general moved forward Nor
tara 1t supposed that Charles Albert would in
sequence the Ticno, and that battle would be
fought in the plains of Verceli.
CENTRAL GERMANY-In the sitting of the Frankfort
Parliament of the 2lst instant the adjourned debate
NJ Welckers motion, 10 appoint the King of Prussia
hereditary emperor of Germany, was continued
The House divided next the motion of the committee
in favor of nj. Welckers proposal, and this motion
rejected by majority OF 80 votes the numbers being
| for the motion 252, against II 2S2.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 24.-There has
been very limited demand for cotton to-day, and the
sales do not exceed 5000 bales nearly all to the trade
Prices are without change