The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-27
FOREIGN.
Photographed for the Unieal
ARRIVAL or THE sTEAmnR CALEDONIA.


Quiet restored ~ Fran1;-Russia and dartsycIHs
HungarioR refugees Reception Of Mr.. Rsyes -C9na-
DIAN @.asxaiios question. Instructions Of Mr., Bs-
Da.--Anofhsr advsncs an cotton Improvement IN nf
money market.
New Yoax. Nov 20.
The steamer Caledonias mails reached here at o'clock
last evening BY express from Boston, They were not
summary OF her news.
There was an improvement Of 3D. 70 ID 10 the cotton
market al Liverpool. for American descriptions on the
day previous to the steamers sailing.
The money market was easier.
Sir Henry Bqlwer had sailed from Portsmouth in the
Hecate sloop Of war for New York.
that the ship ArchsIaus. Captain Bouslls. from Cardiff
for New York, had sunk in Lundy Roads The crew
The King Of Naples has consented to recognise the
The first business OF Sir H. Bulwer, envoy to the Uni
ment any, the United States have given to the attempt
ed withdrawal OF Canada from the British rule. II is
understood that he has full powers to resist energetica
" all attempts q interference on the part OF the United
Il is also understood that the British government has
ntmated To- the governor OF Canada that no coerciye
United States. if the popular will be decidedly expressed
in favor Of that measure.
The British Parliament is prorogued until the 10th Of
The Queen has issued proclamation for day Of gen.
era Thanksgiving the 18th December, account OF
the abatement Of cholera in England and Ireland
France.
Mr. Rves, the minister plenipotentay from the United
Sstss was received On the Gay previous huisdsy, oy
the PRESIDENT q the French Republic Inc PRESIDENT was
difficulty that had arisen between the Two governments,
he would have been deprived Of the honor Of receiving
him, II. instead OF being republican minister, ne (Mr
Rives) had been monarchical ambassador
Turkey and Russia.
La Pshis, Of Sunday last. on the subject Of Rus
and Turkish affairs, says that the French govern
hoA
St Petersburg @ explaz 10 the Car that the sailing
Of the French and English neets towards the Dardanees
Private letters from Consantnope, Of the 2eth Oclo-
Der, the arrival Of the British feet in the mouth
of the Dardaneles The instructions given by the Eng
sa sun more re- sSD1s ns N
gency, and to form defensive alliance with him in the
event Of Russia undertaking hostile measures.
same effect but though there was an evident desire that
France and England should act in concert, it was not
certain that defensive alliance would be formed with
that France would support Turkey as long she acted
No Communication had been received from the Emperor
II would be impossible for the Emperor to commence
hostites against Turkey before May next; and was
hoped. in the mean time, that the dispute would be ad-
Euad E6endi has been informed by Count Nesselrode
that the Car demands that the Hungarian refugees shall
located IL The Of Gambia e O. such oss
facilities for keeping them under surveillance.
II any of the refugees wish to 60 to France or Eng
iaHe mo- Socs Of iher departure not The
land.
There can be no doubt but that the refugees will busy
themselves in preparing for a new revolution:
The decisive attitude assumed by England on the
Turkish question has annoyed the Emperor very much
He has caused Count Nesseode TO address energetic
note % The English government the subject In this
rsse she RwP., .g.isss M. .s.s d.won;.-
England arogaies to herself interfere in matter
y which regards only Russia and the Sublime Porte As
the difficulties which this affair may give rise to, the
Interpretation OF the treaty between those two powers be-
longs says the note) TO them alone, and England ought
to remain completely unconnected with it.
Il Turkey.
CONTINUED wARLIKE PREPARATIoNs.-A correspond
lent, writing from Constantnope, thus refers to the
activity prevailing there 1.-THE Turks continue theI
warklke preparations and their whole feet will be
ready very quickly, for they are actively at work upon
Turkey is now in a state to defy Russia
Aahirs In France.
TRAsounLrY REsroREp:-A STEAM TRIcArr PLACED
AT THE PoPEs DIsPosAL.-Fnnce has been quiet undeI
the extraordinary circumstances which occurred In The
capital.
The maneuvring Of rival parties, since the fall Of
Louis Philippe, has ceased, and, in such crisis a
the present. must have been carried with even in
creased actvy but this has been less apparent than be
Orders have been forwarded to the French government
for steam frgae to proceed to Portic to be placed
the Popes disposal as he appears decided to return imme
/ diaiely TO Rome.
M Pierre Paleocarpe is appointed Minister Of Public
: Works
The MoxARcHIcAL, ooEJUoAI, AND MNIsTrRIAL TRou
BLEs-The Cortes was opened on the 30th ult, by th
reading OF the royal decree declaring the session open
| Senior Maynas elected, by large majority, pr0vi
siona President OF the Chamber OF Deputies M MOI
: had declined the nomination
Rumors were still rife at Madrid, on the LIST instant
change in the ministry; and these had such an effect o.
assured him OF her confidence in him and bis colleagues
Notwithstanding this, the return OF Gen. Concha, ant
the naughty assumed oy the King who has ecovere
his influence with the Queen, towards Narvacz, augu
unfavosbly for the continuance OF the political power
= the latter.
' II was expected at Rome that the Pope would be q
Benevento on the Goth OF October
The president Of the council on the 4th announced
. pointmcnt to his Office OF Gen. Lamsrmora.
o oeusmsscssi AGAsrs.
Lospos MONEY xAnkrr, Ns~. s.-fhs money market hs
81 per cents 92i 92f The market offers special fcatur
Tor remark this week II there 10 soy chsDgc, u maj
"A considered that discounts rather easier
,c,ve week IN cotton specumior have operated 10 cor
siderable extent 30 that holders have been enabled 70 real
= ne advance Of a. per pound for American descnp
tons whilst very ul have been paid iof all ohs
The price Of fair cotton, declared by the oommi
tee Of brokers their weekly meeting this dnv, follows
for upland 81; fair Mobile 81; fair Orleans, g. SALES OF N
week. 80 so bales; OF which speculaon took u an
an exporters - 6o4. leaving remainder Of DO "ke
- GsAs.-No improvement be reported 10 the grail
trade. Al London and LIVERPOOL and all the great PR
vincis markets, very lIte business e going forward. y