The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-02
FOREIGN.


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE BALTIMORE SUM-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
Fourteen days later from Europe.
The French presidential election Election of LOUIS Ma
poteon.--FAght Of The Pope.
The steamer Europa arrived at her wharf yesterday
afternoon, after passage OF fifteen days from Liverpool
whence she sailed on the 10th ult We have received
the following despatch from our correspondent at New
York:
New YoRX, Dec 3l--5, p m.
The steamer Europa arrived her wharf this after
noon bringing dates from Liverpool 10 the 10th ult,
bracng most important and interesting news OF which
send yon the following synophcal report;
The election for President in France has undoubtedly
resulted in the choice of Louis Napoleon
The Pope has fled from Rome
France.
ELECTION OF PREsIDENT.-Louis Napoleon has been
elected President OF France, and Paris is tranquil.
letter from Paris, dated the l4th inst. says that all
was tranquil up to that date.
The returns from the election for President continue
in favorable to the election Of Prince Louis Napo
leon TO the presidency He proposes TO raise General
Cavaignac TO the position OF Marshal OF France
general amnesty is spoken OF as likely to be pre-
scented to the Assembly either by Gen. Cavaignac or the
ministry of President Bonaparte 1t seems to be under
stood that it will include the prisoners OF Vncennes
The intention OF promoting the election OF M Dutauvre
the presidency Of the National Assembly is reviewed.
and will probably be carried into effect.
Marshal Bugeaud made his first appearance in the AS
sembly Today, and was received in the Sale DIES Pas.
perdus by Nj. Theirs and NJ Mole. great number
OF members of the Assembly have to-day LETT their cards
at the hotel Of Prince Louis.
The proclamation of the election of President will be
issued about the goth The incomplete returns OF the
vote stood in the following proportion Louis Napoleon
&C per cent Cavagnac go per cent Ledru Rollln per
cent ;'Raspail per cent Lamarne per cent y,
The commissioners will have examined the vote by
Monday, and on Wednesday the Assembly will pro-
claim the election OF President
Revelation In Rome.
The revolution in Rome has terminated in the flight Of
the Pope and the heads of the Roman Catholic Church
One of the popular princes that assembled the
papa throne is now an exile and a wanderer
The Pope appears after the scenes last described TO
have remained prisoner in his palace, protected IRON
personal violence BY the French ambassador.
The Pope. in fleeing from Rome. took refuge at Naples,
and under the protection OF the King refusing to go
France He has signed protest declaring all the late
acts void
This country continues in state OF perfect tranquil
lily.
Lord Clarendon has been famiarly received on his
to the Vice Regal Lodge. The usual address of
confidence voted, accompanied with recommended
ton of removal OF the grievances under which the coun-
try labors His eXcellencys reply most temperate
He utterly dsclams any design the part of the gov
10 exclude the Catholics from sitting junes.
Prussia.
Alarming riots took place at Memel on the 4th OF
December, and the town in the hands of the popu-
lace the 9Th For four hours great excuses took
place.
The Emperor of Austria has abdicaed in favor of his
nephew, with new ministry. The President has pub
shed address declaring the policy OF the new PTesl
dent, and pledges to maintain the liberty of the people.
The military executions for political offences still con-
tinued.
The cholera is raging fcarfully at Presburgh
Tho Markets.
LIVERPOOL, December l5-In the cotton market, Their
continues great activity and the large business transacted
is giving general confidence in the article Spectators,
until the last two three weeks had completely aban,
the as sellers e ana
being OF depressing prices to the lowest point
They have now however, gathered courage and turned
round There is active business in fair Upsnds and
Upland and Mobile are quoted at ld, and fair N Orleans
at 4}d Long staple is nearly as before With these quo
American cotton, and increasing market The
political disturbances the continent have vv,
influence upon our n. a,s OF s eSH @
American Surat for export The sales oil the week
aerieaa sweet our 2s to Indian 3ls to 36s
United States white wheat Is 3D. to Vs. I'd indian ea
Pori.--Mess AS to 5is Lard American. in bbls s5s
to 36s Beef American prime mess, sss to 9os per
Cotton is firm, and advance i ~ sotod in pricesS
Naval sores-7OO bbly midd!ing changed hands this
week nj 6s No sales this week reported in tar ur-
a.es sos in Carolina rice since the ls
slant estimated at 2l0 erces VIZ 100 erces at rs 10
and s enene =. pas So cd 81 Cd for low
3 M s.. s.. H ssoa ds ~a
Tassering at reduction, without improving 'h' uo-
on
mand. t,nge in lard .....
No cht MARKET LONDON, DEC I5.-Consols for money
MONEY!; Tor account 87i to SIT a.
SS to SY per loan sod December 7h at 20 10
United
99A. ~
Ia mighty change has come over both the
In Prussiae court. The King has promulgated con-
people and tho most liberal character embracing all the
stituton of theegious liberty. The King has issued a
guarantees for the Assembly; but the Chambers are
decree dssolvnbS in Berlin on the goth OF February
convoked to meethe Bandenburg ministry has taken
modification OF ing seems be resouie to enforce
place; but the Ksys Tho Prince of Prussia has pre-
obedience to The AVID every thing tends TO prove that
ceeded TO Olmutz aeg has grown up between the Aus
very good UNDERSTANDING Foreign journals may now
trian and Prussan couee of duty the stamps on
be transmitted to Berlin fNI
papers having been removepciaes remain in Richmond
Smith OBren and ms asset the judges of the Queens
bdewell II is rumored that writs of error The Crown
Bench decide in favor of hesuon for an appeal to the
will withhold the requisite sants
House of Lords. has efec ted his escape
II reported that Mr.. MahoneyS
10 Paris n,,. Nred true bills agans,
Mr. Dnifv for elonious articles wbi.f,er IN Mr. smith
columns of 1.-The Nation" and The letsS found in thai
OBrien urging him to rebellion, which wan
unfortunate gentleman's portmanteaH II N dav are
The southern and midland newspapers o. S,arvas,;on
filled with heart rending accounts OF deaths by s.