The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-10
FOREIGN.
Arrival Of tho Steamer America.
Fourteen Days Later from Europe.

Navigation Latcs-Republic Established IN Rome
Graad Duke Sq1o1sdasra prussa,s ard HIN
gary-1he Cholera and the Gold Feoer-Adpanee IN
Amsrican Sooks-BreadstuDs Dull and Depressed
improvement in Cotton &C.
Photographed TO the Baltimore SUM
Sr. JOINS, N B., March s, 10 p.
The royal mail steamer America, Capt Shannon, ar
rived at Halifax, from Liverpool, at quarter of this
morning, whence she sailed on the oath ult. and conse
quently brings IA days later intelligence.
Our express arrived Digby 10 minutes before IL,
in eight hours and forty minutes from Halifax, crossing
the bay of Fundy in six hours having been detained
two hours by ice in the bay
England.
Mr. [abouchere has again brought forward govern
me proposition for the modification OF the navg
laws Mr. Bancroft our minister states that TO what
ever extent the lberalily of the British Parliament may
be disposed to egslate in this matter, he Is ready to
sign a convention tomorrow, based upon complete re-
cpocy upon the opening OF the entire coasng trade OF
the countries to the vessels of both BY the pro-
posed law will be competent Tor an American vessel 10
come TO Liverpool from the United States laden with
tobacco and cotton She will be permitted to discharge
all part OF her cargo in the Mersey, take in Manches
ter goods coal passengers and carry them to Gas-
Cow London in transit, and clear out with perhaps
fresh cargo from the final port OF her discharge
The CHoLERA--The cholera reports have swelled to
1890 of which 55i6 have died Bliss have recovered
and 3.l6i continue under medical treatment OF which
the result is not stated.
GOLD FEvER.-The reports from California continued
to excite great interest. The excitement extends TO all
| classes
| The French government have despatched French
engineer to California, with the object OF surveying the
STATE OF TRADE-The state of trade in the manuac-
turing districts, on the whole is satisfactory Employ
ment is plentiful, and activity prevails throughout.
STocK MARKET.-rhere continues good demand for
American securities in London
The reported payment of Pennsylvania interest in
half relief notes was received with considerable dsavor
United States per cents continue in good demand
continent and orders for the stock have been executed
| at 1868
Money continues to get more abundant, and the rate
| of interest rules low
The English funds have receded Consols at London
| on the 23d were held at 92S 93b
| The India mail has arrived, with dates from Bombay
the 29h and Calcutta To the oh of January, and Hong
Kong to the 3oh of December.
The Bank of England accounts only exhibit increasing
resources whilst the lower rate OF discount among the
private banks precudes the bank from adding to their
| mercantile business.
The French Assembly has finally voted its own DISCO
luton, and the new Assembly will meet about the middle
of May.
Louis Napoleon seems to be daily acquiring political
strength and popularity, and politicians who have hith
eo. from apprehensions of instability or other motive,
withheld their support come forward to declare
themselves Bonaparsts and accordingly. very great
progress has been made in reastablishing public conf
dence
The bonnet rouge-the symbol of liberty as well of
crme-has been put down in almost all parts of France.
Montaguard and socialist inscriptions have shared the
same fate
M. Ledru Rollin having INTERCEPTED the Ministry as
that the French government did not mean to acknow
edge the Roman government without previously
tanning that approves of its acts; and that the French
ministry anxious that the Pope should be placed in
position becoming temporal Prince and the head OF the
Catholic church.
The Assembly, in spite of an Intellectual effort of the
red republicans to fetter the by declaration
OF principle, passed unanimously to the order OF the day
The saloons of Paris, after being long closed
| filled nightly by the beau monde
Joseph Bonaparie will proceed to Spain ambassador
He insists on remaining in Paris, however, until after
the elections for which he IS preparing SO as to conso
date the power of his relative at the head of the republic
The continuance Of tranquility may increase the good
disposition which now prevails
The funds have advanced very considerably Five per
cents quoted at ST. 6Oc threcs range at about SOL
Tuscany.
The Grand Duke OF Tuscany has fe, from Verona with
his family and taken refuge at Port San Stephano.
Italy.
A provisional government has been declared by the
excited people in part Of Italy and in the Roman States
The republican feeling has reached the highest point
of excitement, and the executive committee has usuped
the Papa authority, which is altogether set aside The
| Pope is depessd, and republic established.
Rome.
We have from Rome important intelligence of the de-
position OF the Pope and the establishment OF republic
This event took place on the 9th OF February 1t was
voted that he shall enjoy all the guarantees necessary for
the independence of his spiritual power.
Sardinia.
dent that he has not the confidence of the Italians Ac
cordngy his object seems to be confined to the maine
| nance OF his own power within Piedmont.
Naples.
This country has not advanced step towards the set
emen of her disputes with Sicily, and it is supposed
that matters will remain in sGtu quo until progress
can be made in the negotiations of the several powers
now assembling al Brussels for the adjustment of Italian
affairs.
M Someredo has arrived in London from Vienna with
view OF settling with Lord Palmerston the prelimna-
ries of the Brussels convention.
Holland.
The King of Holland opened the Chambers on the
Ilth with continued manifestations OF attachment from
the people.
In Prussia the elections have ed universal interest
The popularity of the ministry has somewhat improved
Austria and Hungary.
| In Austria and Hungary affairs have again taken an
unfavorabe turn
The impealists have certainly been beaten in several
encounters with the Hungarans, and Berne likely
/ give them great deal of trouble.
Spain.
In Spain, at the session of Congress held at Madrid on
the 3st OF January call made tor the correspond
said to have passed relative the annexation of the
island OF Cuba The reply that no proposition had
been made and that ministry, posed OF Spaniads
would ever listen 10 such a proposal and that they
should never cede the island of Cuba to the United
States.
| In the Senate, also, General Narvaez confirmed the
above, and added that the of cession were
trey unounded that the island of Cuba would always
! remain, as now, part of the monarchy of Spain.
| Markets.
| LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Feb. 24-In the early
part of the last fortnight the demand for
active and animated On the I4th tremendous excite
ment prevailed and sales to the unusual extent of fully