The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-19
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
[By Electric Telegraph
England.

TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
Il LBy Electric Telegraph
England
LONDON Saturday. June 2--1O a. m.
good deal of gossip is aoat to-day respecting The
ntenon of The government with regard TO the
which they propose to force through Parliament before
1.-THE Propagation that many OF the bills which they have
brought forward will be dropped is made no secret In
3deed, il would appear if they had only been brought
forward cloak, and for time, to satisfy the popular
edenand and so as the peoples atteAon was di
4verted herefrom, they were thrown up. Among these
the ecclesiastical and the Irish registration bills
The soahs BILL" whereby Baron Rothschld could take
for the city of London is not cean OF being
red in the Lords In certain influential quarters it is
5hinted this morning, that so thoroughly disguised are
Lord John Russels constituents with his conduct this
maer, that he WILL in all probability, be ousted from the
representation of London.
AS far as can learn the government have not yet de-
ced what they going to do with the Irish Stale prs
Home Oice-informed last night that the probabil
flies that the convicts will be sent to Ihlke island
and there detained till her Majesty will be advised to
Egrant full and complete pardon, for what after all APP
pears be silly affair. provoked and carried on by set
{of silly but designing police, in the hope OF obtaining
9promotion and pccnniary reward
LONDON, Saturday. June 2-noon.
It is talked of in the neghborhool of Westminster
Hail. this morning. that the government have resolved,
consequence OF the continued indsposon of the Lord
chancellor, TO put the great seal in commission. II is
said that the Commissioners names will be Lord Camp.
8be Baron Rolfe, and the Solicitor General.
The new ambassador from the Austrian court has ar
rived in London
The report of Russian nterv by sea- the case
of Denmark, by the Russian fleet, was conradcted
8terday authoritatively, and in consequence slight
advance took place IN the funds This Improvement has
continued to-day, the whole business aspect of affairs
Swearng better appearance than on any preceding day
Eof this week
Falmouth dates received to-day, state that the Brazil
packet Express from Rio Janeiro, had reached that port
yesterday, June with late dates and great many pas
7sengers.
France.
PARIS, June 1.-The ministerial arrangements still
unconclude The President OF the republic persists
retaining Nj de Falloux; but his unreasonable ideas re-
gardng the Popes restoration at Rome prevents the CO.
Operation of NM Dufaure, Passy, and Barrot. Bugeaud
and Dupn have been to the Palace Eysee and asked by
Rthe President to- form ministry. The latter al de-
2clned Last night the general opinion was tha, after all
ia cabinet will be formed, of NJ NJ Bugeaud, Faoux,
sBenot Pscatores, Matthew de la Redone, and
members.
Another teegraphc report has just reached us (2a
O'clock stating that the French Asse nbly, yesterday,
Oupin elected presllent-Lamoriciere and Ledru
Rollin being rejected The news affected the English
Count Hazzell ambassador from the King of Prussia
the republic OF France, has arrived in Paris, and pre-
scented his credentials.
Germany.
Frankfort advices are to the 30th ult, which inform us
that the Committee of Thirty had pronounced unan-
nousy in favor of the proposition of Nj Wessendauk
transfer TO Stuttgart the slings of the National Assem-
bly, and eighty members had given their written consent
+ 70 go there Such measure, was said, could only
hasten the dissolution of Parliament.
We have accounts from the city of Worms, stating
hat II was attacked on the goth ult. by the Russian and
RUSSIAN troops, who carried by assault all the barbados
! he insurgents flying in all directions
Italy.
Later from Italy informs that the situation of Rome
presented series of complications While an attack was
every moment expected, the Trumvs, appears opened
negotiations.
General Due d'Iacoun arrived inoognao in the city
- ateIy, and had an interview with Nj Lesseps. who
shortly afterwards followed him to the French camp
The French approached nearer and surrounded the city
Inc adjacent heights taken possession of the
"a ult by detachment recently landed at Cva Veccbia
The French seemed determined to enter the city, but
possible, without efIusien of blood
Ihe retreat OF the Neapolitans preceded by PROF.
est OF the king against the proceedings of the French
nvoy, which protest said have caused the coming of
Vi. dHarcourt to Rome.
The intelligence that farther armistice of eight DAYS
'ad been agreed to is confirmed
Ihe minister Avczzana is replaced by Caandrelli.
Ihe Sperdn2d OF the 22d May says that Garibald has
AIKEN up position in Rmin and will dispute with the
Ausrans the passage OF the Caoca The Roman troops
ursue brskly the flying Neapolitans
Letters from Florence of the 25lh ut state that the
Austrian officers lodged in the houses of the nhabit
nus The extraordinary contribution demanded by Gen
aspire has been reduced to 100000 lvres Gen Aspc
taes that his Intervention by request OF the Grand
Duke.
The discount of Roman bank paper % to 80 peri
eht IN gold and 20 per cent in silver, which is an i'm
povemen OF about 10 per cent as compared with theI
|llScount rates OF ten or twelve days ago.
III Is sad that the service in which they engaged Is
extremely distastefu the French troops and that de
sertons numerous is also feared that IN case
he Neapolitan or Austrian troops should approach the
French camp, collision would ensue bitter jealousy
and hatred prevails between them.
Turkey.
The Russian envoy at Consantinope has left the OF
tOman Court. ia aad. the best terms We