The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-15
FOREIGN.
From the New York Journal Of Commerce September Is
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

From the New York Journal OF Commerce, September H.
i THE FOREIGN NEWS.
| The Europa arrived in Boston bay al a. M, on We'd
nesday but was detained by dense fog, and did not
reach her wharf till The mails were received here
this morning
All apprehension in regard to the crops in Great Britain
had been dssipated, and the prospect Of greater
yield than for many previous years. r
Resistance to Austrian aggression in Hungary had ter
minated The closing OF the bloody drama was en-
acted on the 25h u by the capulalon of the fortress
OF Comorn. Kossuth, it was said, was on his way to
England.
| LONDON August 3st-Consols have been done at 92a
TO T. but they are now 92B money, and 92 for the
account. Reduced three per cents 92k 10 A new
three anda quarter per cents. 93b TO long annues,
Is5. Exchequer bills 40 to 40.
| THREE ocLocK.-Consols have been within the past
hour down ga 10 but are now ga TO 92t for money
and the account; exchequer bills, 39s. TO 42s. prem
The Semaphore de Marsees of the 23d inst announces
that Father Ventura, having been denied passports for
Paris, had resolved to embark for America, with the in
tention of founding an establishment OF the Order of
fheatins in the neighborhood OF Philadelphia.
From the London Times Of August 81.
proclamation by the President OF the United States
has given reality TO rumor which had probably not
been regarded by any OF readers with very serious
attention This document officially recognises the fact
that among the speculatons OF the present "ia"
armed expedition for the aggressive and deliberate
The tone OF the remonsrance which this project has
thus provoked highly credltable 10 the good sense,
temper, and justice OF the American government, nor
have any doubt that its arguments would be firmly
seconded by the OF the Executive il the enter.
prise really attempted.
LONDON, August 26.lt is said to be understood from
the best authority that the Dutch fearing the effect OF the
repeal OF navigation laws upon their ship-bulding,
about TO repeal the duty upon "copper" on and other
articles that enter into the construction OF ships.
France.
The tranquility France has enjoyed since the sup.
preston OF the movement OF the 18Th June has
couraged crowds OF strangers come to Paris who have
all
resumption OF manufacturing activity.
Should nothing occur dming the winter to impede the
return Of confidence, am assured BY men Of business,
that before long we shall witness the same commercial
activity distinguished the year lS47. The price OF
grain, that the harvestis safe, has been gradually
diminishing, and promises diminish still more; and
there every prospect that the price OF bread ihoughoul
the winter will be anything but excessive.
One of the journals which receives communications
Commerce about to propose notifications the
III of CUSTOMS the COnstauionnei says II has made in
qures which enable declare that there inen-
on OF diminishing IN any way the protectonanorded by
the tariff 10 national industry.
dreadful fire broke out on the 27th inst in Abresch-
willie the canton OF Lorquin, department OF the Aeuthe
and which intense the comparatively short
space OF hours have consumed less than 1913
houses and it has left 500 individuals whouta home
PARIS, Aug 27--The whole of the English and Amer
lean members OF the peace congress- and many OF the
French received cards OF invitation to The sotr Of the
Minister for Foreign Affairs last night There could not
have been less than 500 persons present. The strict
aside, and The proportion OF the vlsIters APP
peared very nearly in their everyday habillmens The
simplicity OF the Quaker costume conirasied with the
first made by the attendants in the those
members OF the Society OF Friends who entered with
their heads covercd but these difficulties were soon re-
moved on explanation.
Prince Cailimachi and several members OF the dplo-
matte corps present MIR. Golden, who had dIned
with NJ Passy Minister oil Finance arrived aboat half
past 10 o'clock Mr. Brown (he escaped slave from the
United Staes) and MIR. Pennington who had addressed
the congress at It's meeting on Friday, also present
None appeared 10 be charmed with the strains OF
martial music performed by the band though IL
military one, and though the musicians belonged the
hateful profession OF arms than the members OF the
pe "~N' Lo,nbardy. .
The Milan Gazette OF the 29d instant contains the fol-
lowing: nsn
.on the 18Th the anniversary of the birthday the En-
peor Marshal Radctzky granted full and entire amnesty
TO all political prisoners ny previous proclamation he
mad padoned all person; 99mPIon1 , IN ,ne a,. eVo
through the Streets 70 dissuade the people on joining
u he ssv and snsSss were s, s
citizens OF all classes made scandaious manifestation In
s o. ns and the agent. s
-reated. The authorities ordered several OF those
nS 70 were sentenced to receive certain nun
Der Of lashes and IA to be imprisoned during several
IN the Castle square, and the .yhIn the prison
walls Several OF the prisoners were sentenced
Rome.
Letters from Rome dated the 18th, state that NJ Ney
had arrived and presented the letter OF the President OF
the republic recalling General Oudnot 10 France. The
General had been already apprzed oil his recall by de-
spaich from the Minister at War, the terms OF which
rather dispeased him but which his too great conde
scenson TO the ecclesiastical authorities sufficiently mer
tied He manifested however, no all humor al the de-
csion OF the government, but merely observed that the
might prove obstacle TO the conclusion OF the
pending negotiations, The General 10 leave in
lew days for Naples Gen. Rosolan, the new command
chief well Gen Oudnot, has, IT is feared un
degone the clerical influence, and is considered unfit for
his present post, which would require skillful
dipomatist and more decided man To every objection
raised to their conduct the Cardinals reply by threats OF
retiring 10 Bologna, Lorelto &c.
Letters from Rome Of the 2ls state that note was
presented on the 10Th by the French minister Cardinal
Antonei, containing solemn and pressing admoniton
to the Ponca government against the course that has
been adopted hitherto.
Private letters received in Paris from Rome state that
the Cardinal Secretary OF State has communicated to the
ambassadors OF the tour powers composing the Confer
ence of Gaeta the terms which the Pope has devised for
the administration OF his domnions His Holiness con-
each municipality to be elected by the inhabitants
and only the mayors and deputy mayors, out OF the said
members, 10 be appointed by the Pope Each province
will also have provincial council and one member from
each province is be selected meet his Holiness at
Rome A council Of state. on the plan and with the
attributes Of that OF France, is also TO be instituted The
French envoy said he afraid that France would not
find the sufficient; but the Austrian, Neapo
tan, and Spanish ministers nmated the anxious wish
OF their governments that the Pore should be rensaled
full enjoyment OF his temporal powers and they coua
not think Of imposing upon him deberatiye Assembly
/ which would share the government win him ihecoh'
i ference was then adjourned.