The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-30
FOREIGN.
TURTHER nTELLIeEsCE sY THE STEAMER
CAMBRIA.



On the night Of the Sd Of December NJ Dupins propo-
son Tor the abolition OF exposing the OF political
offenders, continued by default the pillory
jected by large majority OF the Assembly.
On the evening OF the same day the President attended
the Theatre des Varieties, and was loudly appauded by
the audience. and some voices sang in his favor.
The anniversary OF the battle Of Auserlitz was sele
brated BY high mass at the Chapel OF the Invades
-Four hundred OF the insurgents OF June arrived in
Paris from Havre, and were liberated by the Attorney
General on the 4h.
The elections have been postponed to the 25h January.
1850.
II appears that no difference whatever had arisen
between the President and his ministry.
NJ Bouret's amendment for resuming the contingent
force has been rejected by the Assembly.
The contingent, demanded by the Minister of War,
was after Lengthy discussion agreed to- Subsequently,
tain arose.
The question Of electoral conscrpons having arisen,
Generals Cayagnae AMI Behran denounced i as an in,
as having put a stop to the bill.
A. pamphlet by Ledm Ron, in defence of his conduct
on the 18th Of june has been seized and proceedings in
hatred OF the government
The government announces that the bills Of exchange
drawn BY General Cordova Madrid, for the payment
OF the Spanish army, had been protested tor npay
ment-the Madrid treasury being completely exhausted
From Belgium learn that is proposed to increase
the rates on corn from to 10 francs the 1000 kogram
7th Only two of the least importance Were dis.
cussed to-day in the Assembly, OF which for the
grant OF money to complete the tomb Of Napoleonwith
drawn by the government. The other was proposition
to have 1000 900 francs advanced workmens associa
tons by the State. Refused
stamp duty Of four confines is about to be laid upon
newspapers. The President Of the republic has originated
the idea of establishing banks under the control OF the
State banks for mutual assistance to the working classes
soul in all Zechu has been left to tell the tale Of its sad
and mournul overthrow by the French The whole city
is desola;e.
9th The motion TO abolish punishment BY death for
al WAS rpia cfa1 he Az
semby.
10th Yesterday N. Dupn., the president Of the As
utmost cordially prevailed.
lih Mr.. Robert Stephenson, the English engineer,
has been named Knight of the Legion OF Honor
M. Theirs is suffering severely from bsters on the
tongue, and the President OF the republic is also ndis
posed from Inflammation of the face.
IN discussing the proposition made by the Minister Of
Finance 70 impose tax upon portable liquors. 1t was
thought the measure would be carried.
18th. Passports TO be discontinued.
The Bourse dull and little done yesterday 3s closed
at 56f Soc, and SIS at off. csc.
The court martial at Lyons has just delivered its SEN
ence the parties implicated in the affair of the 18th Of
June. Three were condemned to years. to years
and two to Yeas imprisonment
This day the London Times Of the same date read
on the Bourse at oclocksx hours after its publication.
The Attorney General has ordered the seizure of two
socialist newspapers
Russia and Turkey.
come
Of November As yet, the extradition question has not
been settled, nor, according TO the best authorities,
was it likely to be settled.
The Emperor had up that time persisted in his de-
mand for having the enemies of Russia he calls the
Hungarians and Poles. banshed from the Ottoman En-
pire These demands the Porte ressts and the
thought here that The whole affair had been arranged
but It turns out to be untrue In the opinion of the
Times correspondent the Emperor is only DESTROYS of
u5e b when hs
key is making every preparation to meet him, should he
advance.
Russia is increasing her fleet.
Liberty has been given to export bullion from the Rus
sian empire.
ST.; PrrEassgas. Dec. 2.-The Minister of Finance
has been empowered TO issue exchequer bills 10 the
amount of 5000, 900 silver rubles.
Aastrs. and Hungary.
The stale Of siege will be removed from Vienna on LIST
January
The Emperor has returned to Sctoubeck from Prague
orders have been sent 10 the army OF observation to
approach as near the Saxon frontier as possible.
Affairs in Hungary continue unsettled
Pesth paper states that Prince Metternich has writ
ten letter to an Austrian minister in which he declares
that the Austrian monarchy cannot enjoy lasting peace,
unless Hungary is maintained in its preceding relations
a separate State with Austria.
Thirteen recent condemnaons have been commuted
TO imprisonment with hard labor for TO- 49, and 10 years
Vienna is completely embedded in snow, and railroads
are thus rendered nearly useless.
difficulties have arisen to prevent the installation of the
central administration.
Notwithstanding all the precautions OF the police Kos
suth medals have been introduced into Hungary They
are considered by Magyar patriots OF inestimable
value.
The Cologne Gazette publishes letters from cores
pondent who has recently made excursion into Hun
gary He declares that lamenabe revolutions and mis-
cry reigned in the land that old men, women and chill
dren be seen in want OF the commones necessares
Of life and that fertile and cultivated lands have fallen to
lower price than the virgin forests OF America Many
Of the great propreors have disposed OF their estates
Letters from Turin, Of the 5th, state that ministerial
crisis is at hand in that capital.
Italy.
Letters from Naples announce that great arrangements
were in progress but for what object was unknown.
The fortress OF Gaeta being repaired and armed
The Pontfca frontier is being lined with troops, and
arrests continue.
The new French chief is resoIute and firm to the car
dnals 10 an address to the troops he says your mission
is not ended"
The treasury Of the Cardinal Thumvaie is reported to
be insolvent
No time has yet been fixed for the return Of the Pope
IRRESPONSIBLE. and Mrs. Siocum, Mr. and Mrs Men
che, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs Penrice, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Eanbskoa, Mr.. snd Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenway, Mr.. and two Misses Haywood, Messs
Kent, Stone Brown, Burege, Eppestine, Mullins, Cold
schmidt Bastucrche, Wright, Wal Radpont, Magre, Wa
terbury, Harvey Butler, Hunt, Heherington, Lincoln,
Hatch, Bukley, Graham, Kennard, Cubron, Cross Glyn.
Whitow, Huchns, Bilesto, Malta, Ruysiro, Keenan, Re-
menso SHINES, Bernard Lacosts Day, Tibu, Scott
mott, Chew, Parks Gnour, Brown, Weherall Demart hi
vawzni, Brunsng, McGyn, Mid, Lehman, Parker, Wis