The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-22
FOREIGN.



pool up to the hour Of the sailing OF the Europa:
England.
RuMoRrp CHANGE or MINISTRY London, April 7, 10
a nj have Just been informed that rumor is very
prevalent in political circles this morning, thai Lord
Stanley and his party have come to the determination Of
stranglng the bill for repeating the navigation laws, and
that in the Of the House of Peers rejecting the bill
il is said that Lord John Russell and his colleagues will
resign; Lord Stanley will then accept Office should her
Majesty send for him. AT of The clubs it IS sad
thai the following list is handed about as containing The
names OF the prominent OF the Stanley CABINET
First Lord OF the Treasury-Lorl Stanley
Home Ofice-Duke of Richmond.
Chancellor Of the Excheqner-Alr Hernes'
Foreign Ohce-Mr. Dlraei.
Colonies-Mr Newdegate
Lord Chancellor-Lord brougham ~
President OF the Council-Duke oil huuaha'
ireland.
Tu- c.sr or Mr. DuFry-The commissions court
ia TO omen this day. April and great anxiety IS ielt TO
learn the which the Crown lawyers will take n
The case of MIR Duffy The interview which the Irish
members had with Lord Clarendon in the early part OF
this week, has caused the friends of the unfortunate
prisoner to feel satisfied that no stone will be lett un
turned to convict HIM. All parties even the btteres po
ical opponent Of Mr. Duffy, has regarded the obseTva
ton of Lord Clarendon TO his guilt not only unealied
dgnant the editors of the tory press that the most
able and influential Of them roundly rating ms lord
ship for the mschievous course he thought proper to
pursue.
MEMORIAL OF THE CITIZENS OF DrDLIN-The memo
rial from the citizens of Dublin behalf OF Mr. Duffy
has yet been presented The sentiments which that
nearly $4,000 men, all OF whom highly respectable
and influential may perhaps to awaken in the mind
oil Lord Clarendon that it might perhaps tend more 10 the
peace of society and the restoration OF harmony and con-
hdence in the government il he gave up the farther pros
ecution of man who has been already very severely
punished for his Political zeal and enthusiasm.
LEGAL DIFFICULTIES AP TIE observation-disclosures
ed with this memorial in possession OF some few
secrets which, by the way, will in all probability
MIR. Attorney General Monaghan greater legal difficult
" than any lie has yet encountered 1t is known fact
that many OF the persons who have signed the memorial
behalf of Mr. Duffy the jury list hence should
they be summoned and called to take their place in the
uryboX, they will be challenged on the ground that they
do stand indifferent to the prisoner they having
pressed opinion that Mr. Duffy is not guilty. at
least should not be farther prosecuted
STARVATION AND CHOLERA.-The letters which we
have received from the south of Ireland, this morning.
very alarming 10 the spread of starvation. The
cholera also daily adding to the number Of deaths
for the support Of Mrs John Mitchell and her children
and which have been handed over TO that lady, amount to
l,727 l3s. Cd
STATE OF THE BANx.-We have received the weekly
accounts of the Bank OF France, They showa dminu
ton of the treasury account to the of thirteen mil
lions and OF the notes. OF four millions
Italy.
state that disturbances had broken that city, and
that strong party desired republic. which it was ex-
pected would be proclaimed the night of the LIST inst
Gen: Marmora had arrived before the city.
When the steamer sailed Genoa was in state of great
confusion The city IN fact IN the hands of the peO
pie.
INSULT To THE BRrTsH coNsuL-The clergy had Joined
the national guard and the British CONSUL who had made
himself obnoxious by proclamation he had put forth
some few days ago, insulted, and the British arms
attempted to be torn down from the front OF his residence
THE RESURRECTION TRIuMPHANT.-tien Farretti had
nerfered and opted to quell the Instruction. but
surrounded, dsarmel. and put in prison. The drums
beating arms, and shots firing after the steamer
had ceased to have any communication with the shore
STATE OF SrEcE.-The Sandman governnen, has de-
clared Genoa in a state OF siege.
The ARMIsTICE RADETsKY-The inteIligence
from Turin that Raetsky has consented TO modify
the armistce. condition that France and England shall
guaranty ITS execution viz: that it is not cease until
the conclusion OF peace.
Germany.
TIE NEW EMPERoR.-By advces from Berlin of the
9TH inst, we learn that both houses of Assembly had
joined in requesting the King to accept the Emperorshp
of Germany.
Intelligence reached Paris yesterday morning confirm
ing the conditional acceptance the sceptre OF Germany
by the King of Prussia
BUSINESS FRANKFoRT-The fair at Frankfort was
being we'll attended, and there a good deal of bust
ness Il was estimated that prices were TO 10 per cent
No HELP FROM RussIA.--Copenhagen, April At is
stated that the hope OF Denmark being assisted by Russia
Is becoming slender The King of Sweden has sent
several divisions but no Russian troops have yet made
their appearance
CONFORM NOT TAKEN.-Accounis from Hungary state
that Comon has not yet surrendered though the Hunga
ran forces had had engagement with the Russian
forces, in which the latter had been successful
Latest Commercial Inteliig ence.
CorroN MARKRr.-LIvgRPooL, April Z. III a. m.-There
Is nothing doing to-day both yesterday TODAY
being kept as close holiday at the brokers' Office
Corn MARKEr.-Onr corn market is quiet and some few
sales retail scale being made and Indian
No alteration be noticed in price, bur holders
manifest degree of tirmness in their operations
TRADE MANcHEsrsn.-The Manchester goods and
yarn market opened this morning auetness Indeed
until tue completion of the Easter holidays lte business
will be transacted Yarns sell advance OF Id per In
for India qualities and No 40 H. The Greek houses
not active in their purchases, and the Italian trade con
tinues very dull
LYNDON MONEY MARKET The London money market has
opened this morning with rather depressed feeling: the
continental advices received in the the NOR inc
being deemed less satisfactory. Prices have
been quoted at decline of to per on the rate, OF
the 9th Railway shares also dull and lower prices
being accep pied.
METALS The London iron market HIS been dull This
week and, although lower prices had been accepted hui
little business has been done No Scotch pig l1s 10 ia
III mixed. 4Gs Cd No 3, u.s. Gauhsberre 4gs to So,
net cash, free board. Bars Wales Is I2 81 to f6
IN London, II; and rails, at the works. Go Some small
parcels OF speIte have been sold fi6 and for onan,v
ti3 los, with firm market Steel steady demand AZ
ihi prices Lead and copper quiet former terms Tin
u dn so also tin plates Forsign scarce at nil prices
Quicksilver is steady al IS AID. per h.
Bv n. GREEN; .s.ciso~eer.