The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
FOREIGN.
lby msgnst'e Telegraph for the Balu.srs suaJ
ARRIVAL OF THE sreA urn GA ,.~nn~v.

A. W THE Ut oAMCR CALEDONIA.
ss~a. Dsys later n.m E.,sp..
Adoption Of the Navigation BM--Canadson osa,rs.-
Probable transportation of OBrien-THs Eerman
conflict -Insurreetios at Breaas-Russian snssrts-
army Of Frases aeeated-G rsat los Of i,f.tessateh
Of Teilforeemeats.-Dsclins in brsadsf.fs. Cotton
market firm, &c. s sl4 3il b-
We received, between 10 O'Clock last night and .
o'clock this morning. by telegraph from St Johns the
following important despatch of the by the
Caledonia. which arrived At Halifax Thursday even
ing Our despatch was immediately conveyed BY over
land express, and by specal seaboat scross the bay
OF Fundy, and reaching g. Johas yesterday afternoon.
was promptly forwarded to US by telegraph.
Pc h Sr. JOINS, N. B.. May as p. n
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax o'clock
half past o'clock. with the English papers broSght BY
her and arrived in this city At 10 oclook ths oxnis9
transmit you the following abstract Of the news brought
The Caledonia sailed from Liverpool on the 18th inst
and has consequently been nearly thirteen days on her
passage to Halifax She brings 100000 sterling in rpe
cle or about 100000 and forty passengers OF whom M
teen stopped at Halifax. ale ~ a tH stH ltat
The commercial news brought by her presents no new
feature. The money market continues quite easy, but in
consequence Of the threatening aspect Of affairs in France
and Italy public securities have declined. Nv
English Parliament. ~. "a tr8
The bill for the modification of the navigation laws
has been carried in the House of Lords by majority of
ten in favor of the ministry This result has given to
the whig ministry new tenure OF Office.
Commons parliamentary
having for its object the removal OF Jewish disabilities,
has been read second time, by larger majority than
before.
Mr. Roebuck was about bringing before Parliament his
plan for the better OF the colonies He also
moved the appointment OF a committee to ascertain the
amount of debt due from foreign governments to British
subjects. .ss -s
The argument on the writ of error brought by Messrs
OBrien and McManus has been read 70 the House of
Lords Without hearing the counsel for the CROWN the
law lords and judges unanimously directed that the
assigned by plaintiffs could not be maintained therefore
the argument and judgment Of the Queens court of Ire
probably 90 into effect on the Isl Of June
1t IS rumored that Dufys prosecution will be aban-
doned
The quarrel between the members Of the Parliament
throughout Germany and their respective princess have
reached the highest pitch.
Austria and saxony.
In Saxony conflict has already taken place which
decided for the people, who fought with the govern
ment troops for seven hours The loss of life very
great. The railways were displaced to prevent troops
from Berlin arriving sufficient numbers overpower
them. - 't'it aft4N
The Prussan force however, OPPORTUNITY. caus-
ing monentary tranquility secured by military force:
The fight renewed day with cannonading until
the night OF the 7h. The battle was again renewed at
o'clock in the morning. and deadly warfare was 60
ing in the streets at the latest advices. as
Intelligence from Dresden to the 9Th says that HOSTILE
ties ragged between the royasts and the people to the
disadvantage of the latter, without immediate prospect
The members of the provisional have been
outlawed. and a reward offered for their heads,
AT Leipsic disturbance had broken out between the
military and the people. After shost sr1s the peo
sides. sai
ton broke out at Breslau the 9Th The troops and
people fighting in the streets.
y is also rumored that an instruction had broken out
While these commissions are occurring. the Austrian
is in danger of dissolution BY the continued
success of the Hungarians They are in possession of
Tho and Dooh nj pr~eta IN, thn
time, advancing large bodies and is again victorious
The hungarian accounts represent the excite
ment to be at the highest pitch and that will take more
than Russia and Austria combined TO quell them
Endeavors are making 10 create revolution in Gala.
ca In fact from Posen TO Pesh the whole country is
involved. or on the brink of hostilities
The London papers, OF the lth, state that Joint note
OF the Of Great Britain and France has been ad
dressed to the cabinet OF st. Petersburg, inmang their
between Austria and Hungary, and insisting that said in
reference be Withdrawn. a
France.
The report OF rupture between the President and his
cousin repeated. The quarrel is said 10 have been
fierce Increased dangers have manifested themselves,
which has caused large bodies Of the army Privstss and
officers, to be summoned OF whom had been greatly
wrought upon by the socialists.
A serious riot had taken place at the barracks Of the
7th infantry stationed at the Hotel Of the lnvalides Ser
geant Major Boychet having had his name placed the
list of the socialist candidates Qor the Assembly was
arrested The insisted his being released but
this being refused riot Of serious character ensued
sent of to Vncennes but not without some difficulty In
the regiment that had been sent to Paris, the same mani
festatons OF disobedence prevailed In many regiments
the socialists, by the most unceasng efforts continued to
seduce the soldiers from their duty But the check which
the French troops had with in the Papal States moved
all France to its CENTRE and touched the people upon their
tenderest point--she glory Of France!
hA Italy
In Italy the advance of the French expedition towards
Rome has been checked by the resistance Of the republic
can forces In encounters, the French were driven
back with great loss Captain Oudinot, q relative OF
General Oudinot, was made prisoner.
General Oudnot, unprepared for such reception with
drew his troops four leagues from the city, and there
awaits renforcements and instructions from his govern
men In these engagements the French lost one hum
dred and eighty killed, and four hundred wounded.
The French Defeat At Rsns.
In Italy, the French General Marchael, writing the
9th umo from Civita vecchia, gives an account of
the further progress of the French troops by telegraph
General Oudinot set his march for Rome whore,
according every information he was called BY the peo
pies WISH but having met with serious opposition
from the city, watching the arrival Of the rest Of the
petition No date is given; but it 10 probable that Oudi-
not was Rome the 30,h ult On the 25th, the
Constitutional Assembly pronounced the following de-
cree: .t...s,.t s
During the sitting il was stated by MAIZENA, that trb
unes received depu,ation of Gen. Oudinots officers,
who being requested to assign for the occu
patton Of Civa Veccha by armed fOreign force stated
that the first to preserve the Eoman ctates
The second was, 70 ascertain precisely what were ne
sentiments Of the people "a to what form Oh s
most convenient for them and to sSek 70 p1t ~ ua
perfect reconciliation between Pope f1us ma rIs w.
pie" On the 27ih the Assembly resovee 20 ooneIe "
their resolution Of opposing the :nu.ncs s y ~ rees