The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
FOREIGN.
From the New York Journal OF Commerce, Dec. 10.
THE HiBEHNIA's NEWS.


THE HiBERNIA's NEWS.
The British mail steamer ibernia reached her dock at
10 this a. m.
of the evening OF November 80 coniradcts on authority
The announcement in the Cologne Gazette that Austria
had protested against the convocaton OF the German Par
lament and threatened forced intervention The Ger
man Reform also declares thai the Communications to the
various journals respecting the Austrian note utterly
without foundation.
Ills thought that the English and French fleets will
Immediately retire from the Dardanelles instructions
having been sent by both the governments their re-
specye ambassadors nj Constantnople, giving them full
discretionary powers 10 act in the matter
The French government have notified 10 the British
cabinet their intention OF Withdrawing the twenty. six
cruisers which have been placed the OF Africa
for the OPPRESSION Of The slave trade pursuant to con-
In address TO the new projects, previous 10 their de-
paure for their respective departments President Louis
Napoleon conemplaes the amendment OF the 45th article
Of the constitution, which prohibits reelection Of the
President until after lapse OF four years The following
is an extract from that address;
" In face Of the reactionary and revolutionary parties
which hold in for the day when public powers
are be renewed solutions OF the greatest
erurbaton IN the country and again throw everything
have another solution to support and orwarda
solution Of pacific and organizing character and which,
guarantee Of order and security That solution Is the main
tensnce the continuation OF what exists If the pow
the most menasing evenualiy. in the name Of the
safety, i would be its part anpardonable Of
intervene by other than constitutional ones
would be odious folly It is between these shoals
moment the future and re- election Of the
head of the executive power by aiding with all your
tive in the we'll being Of the people the ase
ton and confidence Of the people"
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the 2Sh Sep
TENDER state that the excitement relative TO the arrival of
the convicts continued undated The coonsts had pro-
hbited supplies to the army, navy, and all government
establishments The governor was compelled in conse
quence to make bread in his own house.
GIBRALTAR, Nov. 19.--The United States ship. of war
Portsmouth, Commodore Gregory, 65 days from Naples,
arrived here the 9th instant, and sailed the 18th for
the westward A."
LONDON, Nov 30 Three O'Clock -Consos, about 2
o'clock, were 95B buyers Tor account and sellers Tor
money but the market has improved, and they close 95s
sellers for money and buyers for the account Exche
quer bills 46s 10 49s prem. t,,"#
Shares irmer, and close thus: Northwestern ia
to 4i great western SO TO 60, southwestern 81 to 3lt
midland SO to ooh mat ..a.........
Foreign stocks are firm, particularly Spanish shares,
which close 1914 to 1917; Mexican 27S to /.
We have much pleasure in announcing the accession
Iof the Right Hon. Fox Maule, NJ p, 10 seat in the
cabinet. London Globe.
paragraph: 81.
NrcARAGuAN AFFAIRS We have heard, from good au.
thory, that Lord Palmers determined to allow OF
events British shall be either on the
West India side the Pacific side OF the Nicaragua. His
matter and that in order 70 forward dispatches 10 the
Commander Chief in the Pacific on the subject the
West India packet was detained for hours South
ampon on Saturday last. Rear-Admlfal Hornby, it is
said ordered up with his squadron cruise IN the neigh
charge dafares at Nicaragua.-Usifed Serpiee Gisss
From the London Times Of Nov 3d.
The speedy completion of route for passengers TO
California by way of the lakes oil Nicaragua now
TO be considered certain according TO advices from New
York The American company by whom the contract
has been entered into with the Nitaraguan government
understood to be firmly supported by the cabinet at
washington. ire
enlisted in its The Mesquite claims present the
only immediate obstacle, but these il is believed will be
speedily adjusted, in far the canal is concerned
since, i is alleged, nothing is sought but the neutrality
Of the line, and its complete freedom to all nations
II will be remembered that nearly twevemonth has
English public 10 the duties and opportunities that were
presented to them in this matter and sign having been
made OF readiness 10 do anything more than to admit
the theoretical desableness OF the project il would APP
pear hard If we were 10 seek TO retard il, the moment il
is undertaken by more active hands
We are informed that government has determined TO
afford eectual assistance TO Mr. Richardson the African
traveller in prosecuting his travels and researches in the
great desert OF Sahara, Soudan and the regions Of Bor-
and the lake of Tahad. We understand that il will
be part OF the duties Of Mr. Richardson endeavor
bring the chiefs and princes OF the interior OF Africa into
relations OF commerce and amiiy with this country. Mr.
Richardson is enjoined TO embrace every opportunity Of
lnpessng upon The minds OF the people and princes Of
Africa that legitimate is preferable to that OF
the traffic in Mr. Richardson will be accompanied
BY Doctors Ban and 0yerweg, Prussan saudns who are
charged by government to draw up scientific report
This will render the mission complete, and the interests
Of science will be equally consulted with those Of com
merce and philanthropy
ERUPTION or VoLcaso IN JAyA-A letter from Baia
VIA Jaya) OF the 26th of Sept gives account Of
late eruption OF Mount Merapia, volcano in the district
OF kadoe, believed 10 be extinct The eruption began
the morning Of the i4h Sept during violent hurricane,
and lasted until the evening OF the nth, that 10 say,
than three days The mountain vomiied forth ri.
ganhc flames and large quantities OF stones and ashes
This matter impelled by the action Of the wind, was
spread through the whole district OF Kadoe, and also
those OF Djok jokarta and Soerakara AT several points
the soil covered with ashes TO the depth OF three
inches. The river Of Blongkeng was almost wholly
hed up, and is feared that its waters must overflow
IN the rainy season. The inhabitants fed, and no life
was lost. but the loss Of property, including crops OF
rice, tobacco and indigo, with whole fields OF corn was
immense. .
lie Credit moderate republican and talented paper.
openly approves OF the modification OF the constitution
10 enable Louis Napoleon TO be elected.
The Evenement states that NM. Pasquier, Mole, and
Guizot have offered their support to the President of the
republic on certain conditions the first OF which is that
an appeal should be made 10 the country order 10 pro-
long the term OF Louis Bonaparies power. i,
II reported in the Legislative Assembly that Gen
Petersburg in the place Of Gen Lamoricere, and that
General Rampon was TO succeed NJ Gustaye de Beau
mont as ambassador TO Vienna.
The Monifer announces the appointment of NJ Wal
len 10 the proessorshp OF modern history in the Unver-
sly Of Paris, in place OF M. Guizo who retires on
pension.
The Journal du Loret Of the 9th published the fol-
lowing letter from NJ. de Lamartine:
in reading your journal, and understand the re.
poaches nly well founded OF the electors OF
b Loc! on my prolonged absence from The National Assem-
moment, when they did the honor think