The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-30
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HIREnNIA
secen lays later from Europe.

i Seem Hays later from Europe.
[By special overland express from Halifax N s, TO St.
i Johns, N b.. thence by telegraph TO the unlon'I
Paris -cuy Of Rome attacked by the French Troops
EigAi bundled Romans kilsd-Tns n'arssts. &c.
lA's s.. johns H N. 5, j June %.
The wires have been down from last night until now
The steamer Hbenia Captain Stone, arrived at HALIFAX
yesterday afternoon with 70 passengers for New aork
O'clock and will arrive al her wharf at an early hour on
Saturday morning. By her have dates one week
later from all parts OF Europe
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday morning
The Caledonia, we learn from the officers OF the
ibernia, seen Sunday afternoon, and would ar
rive at Liverpool on Tuesday morning.
The celebrated steamer Great Britain has been pur-
chased by Mr. Glngs OF London and is to be fitted out
to run between Liverpool and New York.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER UNITED STATEs.-The
steamer United States arrived at Liverpool just the Hi
hernia left when "a hours out from New York she
struck a south shoal off Nantucket where she remain
ed tor four hours and threw overheard 10 tons OF coal
She subsequently damaged one OF her boilers so much
sage. She wiIl ergo the necessary repairs at Liver
The United States passed the Sarah Sands the day pre-
vlous to her arrival at Liverpool.
! Cholera In England and France.
The cholera has again appeared in England and several
have occurred in Manchester and other parts OF the
country
| At Paris the cholera is making the most frghtfu
hayOc-even more so than IN 1887. Upwards OF IL 200
deaths have already occurred and day there
about 900 cases and 900 deaths reported. Marshal
Bugeaud and many other persons OF emnence have fallen
before the scourge.
II has broken out anew in Silesa, Vienna, and Pres
burg and is raging most fearluly at Alexandria and Cairo
| IN Egypt
! The bill for the abrogation OF the navigation laws
passed the House of Lords without material amendment
on the i2h and has received the royal sanction The
bill will go into effect in January.
The disabilities bill was passed by the House of Com
mons by majority of So Its success in the House of
Lords was considered very doubtful.
The British government repudiates all cOgnizance or
sanction OF The proceedings OF the French IN their treat
ment of the Romans.
OF the communication OF his sentence of death 10 transport
alton and the government have to provide for this
looked for difficulty by special act OF Parliament
Different and apparently reliable statements made
from parts of Ireland to the effect that the potato rot has
made its appearance in some instances but generally the
vines look vigorous
The weather is represented continuing very favor
able and the crops nearly all parts OF England and
Ireland are said to look unusually promising.
in the debate in Parliament upon the Canadian losses
bill Mr. Gladstone inerposed most furious opposition
to the measure, and his remarks said TO have made
marked impression in the House. He contended that
the passage OF the bill involved imperial well local
considerations, and that its provisions were at variance
with the honor and dignity of the crown.
After passing warm tributes to the talents OF Lord FL
gin and the spirit of his administration he avowed that
would be the duty OF the government to leave this act
in operation, trusting opponents whom he believed
present cXCltcment
over. endeavor to arrest its evil consequences that
direct action would be most likely to satisfy Canada He
had declared at the policy which the government
Lord John Russell complained of the tendency of Mr.
Gadsones speech. and said would only aggravate the
dissensons in Canada embliter the feelings OF hostile
opposition, supplying them with arguments and making
| their case,
He denied that the sense of the Canadian people had
been pronounced in favor OF the measure That if
it had, he did not admit that this should be ultimate
criterion. Il involved the highest imperial considerations
and should be subject to the decision of the Imperial Par
lament alone. He did not ask the government TO dsal-
low the act, but for that under the act
rebels should not be compensated but that that party
i re hs pu'' they had not taken
and after warm discussion division taken upon
the question that the debate should be postponed to the
| 18th inst.
Lord John Russell has given notice in Parliament that
the financial statement Of the Chancellor OF the Exche.
quer would be deferred till another week.
France.
| On Wednesday, an incipen instruction was attempt
ed in Paris by about 900 of the mountain party headed
byM Eitienne Arago, jr., and suppressed by the
troops, whose number amounted to 10000 Several at
attempts made to erect barrcades In the evening
the Assembly declared itself penanence, and passed
a decree declaring Paris in state OF siege.
On Thursday the alarm had considerably subsidized, and
business, which was entirely suspended the day previous
At one time the peril was imminent, and nothing but
the courage and prudence of the President aided hy firm
ness and sagacy prevented the serious cOnsequen
ces.
Numerous arrests have taken place. including several
members Of the Assemby-zM Arago and Ledru Rollin
being among them.
The last accounts report state Of tranquility but there
was uneasy feeling ahoat that renewed attempt
would behade 10 upset the government, and that when
comes TO the point the troops will not prove steady.
The city of Rheims is reported to be in full insurrec
ton, and to have established government OF the red
repubicana.
For the subject of Rome, the demonstration of the
Assembly TO support the OF the Pope, and TO put
down the Roman republic, was seized upon in order to
make demonstration in favor OF the Roman republic,
and at the same time against the government and in the
legislative Assembly notice accordingly inscribed,
which was carried.
i Later from Ffance-Importani,
very alarming demonstration the part OF the red
; republicans took place on the 18th inst and for time
the revival of the terrible instruction Of June appeared
, probable The affair commenced in demonstration got
up by the red republicans protest
} Italy.
From Rome we learn that the French army commenced
the attack the 3oth utimo and after sanguinary
gagement in which the Romans lost 500 men, succeeded
in carrying several important posts.
series of attacks have since taken place, in which
the victory varousy stated but in which the invading
army has suffered most.
The French presses publish conflicting reports of the
operations OF the army but from accounts received to the
5h instant it is clear that General Oudno had not Their
ton at the north of Rome, which would enable him to
command the city
The latest despatch from Gen. Oudnot is to the 9th
inst at which time he opened his trenches and haf