The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-13
FOREIGN.


England.
The better prospects of trade and the increase OF bu-
in the manufacturing districts, had given buoy
ancy to the cotton market which, during the week after
the departure Of The Europa sustained rise Of arlh
mol fully sustain the advance, prices having fallen about
3D. up TO the day before the sailed yet they raj
lied far that day that the loss hardly seem and
the rise OF the hrst week was generally sustained 276,
600 bales had been sold at Liverpool during the four
weeks ending 23d ut The American provision market
sypahized with the corn Market and prices gene
Barngs Circular says of business matters:
Since 9'h instant we have had great briskness in
produce, well for all leading saple articles aid
geea activity continues to prevail throughout the panuic-
have given way under the pressure OF large foreign sup
plies, aud provisions from the same cause also
rather lower Money Is IN more demand at per cent for
discount 'N '''' 'A'S' %
Lacy Evans inquired OF the First Lord OF the Admiralty
whether it the intention of the government
Hear hear, and laughteri There were now six slip
going from London and Liverpool to California, laden with
stood, were Of the highest respecabiy, and they We're
taking with them large portion goods These persons
would require some proecton-at all events the residence
Of magistrate, which was known every chief officer on
board OF her Majesty's ships
ton had general directors attend and project the trade
in the country. He had recently received conmu
overlooked by him but he could not hold any expect-
on tha ship would be permanently stationed at Cal
MA as entirely within the discretion Of the admiral
Sir De Lacy Evans said he believed the usual practice
for ship to call three months. He hoped that
now their calls would be more frequent.
Ireland.
TRIAL OF DuFry.-On the 18th Mr.. Gavan DUFFY, ed
tor OF the Dublin Nation, was put upon trial the charge
OF having attempted to deprive the Queen of the STYLE
honor, and royal name OF the Imperial Crown" Sc du
ring the excitement OF last summer. Mr. Butt, who was
nd 10th Of Sata
oner opened for the defence the goth, and occupied
eight hours in the delivery OF his speech. which excited
cheers from one OF the Jurors On the Goth number of
witnesses, among whom were Father Mathew, Bishop
Blake, Lord ConcurIy, Mr.. T. +. Meagher. and Dr.
Mansel, were examined for the defence all OF whom
gave very strong and direct evidence to the loyal in
ienons OF MI DafTy BY legal maneuvre on The part
OF the Crown, the prisoner shut out from giving
the Jurors proof generating him from not only the
thorship, but also the knowledge OF of the articles
for the publication Of which he indicted The So
cor General replied the 2lst, after which Judge Ball
charged the jury The jury retired, and after spending
the night in consultation, were discharged the 22d
without agreeing to verdict Mr. Duffy will again be
brought to trial on the 9th OF April.
The condition of the people of this country here
from starvation had occurred and the inhabitants were
IN great want.
The Continent
Wilmer & Smiths Times says:
Tue course OF events in continental Europe continues
marked by ni, and fall princes Since the
Grand Duke OF Tuscany has fled trom Sienna with his
visional government has been established at Florence ;
Monanel Cuerazzi and Mazzoni being the chiefs Tus
lay cos1n,e the processes WHICH Paris, Frankfort
Ben and Vienna have gone through must, fear, be
Roman States republican feeling has reach the high
est point Of excitement An executive committee has
Pope de faeto deposed and republic is estab he'd
Pure democracy has suddenly succeeded toe arbitrary dom
nation OF the priesthood and the same populace which rent
with their accla the reforms of Pope Plus
show similar Joy and enthusiasm at this fresh
revolution Sardinia remains quiet The king seems
conscious that he has not the confidence Of the lJa
iins accordingly his offset seems to be confined the
has not advanced step toyards the settlement of her dis
putes with Sicily, and We presume that WIN
negotiations OF the several powers assembling AT Bus
sells for the adjustment Of Italian atae NJ Coleredo has
arrived in London from Vienna, with view settle with
Lord Pamerson tho prel,nnaries OF the Brussels Con-
gess and unless clear undo rstandng DO arrived
at with respect to the principle upon which the Austrian
Lombard question is TO be disguised, it seems quite evident
that the abors of the Brussels commissioning will be
thrown away The King of Holland opened the Chambers
on the ilh amidst general manifestations OF attachment
from his people In P,ussla the elections have
universal interest The prospects OF the ministry have
somewhat improved
The National Assembly has finally voted its dis
solution, and the new Assembly will meet about the mid
die of May. Louis Napoleon seems to be daily acquiring
political strength and popularity, and politicians who
have hltherto from apprehenslons OF instability or other
motives, withheld their support, now come forward TO
declare themselves Bonapartists and. accordingly very
great progress has been made in re-esablshng public
confidence
The bonnet rouge-the symbol of liberty as well as of
ene-has been put down almost all parts OF France
Aonagnard flags and socialist Inscriptions have shared the
fate. NJ Ledru Ron having interpellated the min
sry OF the affairs OF Rome, received IN reply innaon
that the French government did not mean to acknowl
edge the Roman government without previously ascer-
tanning that it approves of its acts and that the French
ministry anxious that the Pope should be placed in
position becoming temporal Prince and head OF the
Catholic church, and the Assembly, in spite OF nef-
ectua effort of the red republicans TO eter the govern
ment by declaration OF principle passed unceremonously
to the order of the day.
The salons of Paris, SO long closed, are now filled
nightly by crowds of the beau monde and the petite
merce Of Paris has received accordingly very consid
cradle impulse.
Joseph Bonaparte who will proceed to Spain as am
bassador, insists remaining in Paris till after the
elections, for which he is preparing to CONSOLE
date the power OF his relative at the head of the republic
continuance of tranquility may increase the good
dispositions which now prevail to 80 great an extent
Under such circumstances, the funds have advanced
very considerably The five per cents are quoted about
ol60; the three per cents now range about 80.
Italy.
We have from Rome the important intelligence oil the
deposition OF the Pope and the establishment of epub
lie
The revolution at Rome took place the sth of Febru-
airy.
The following proclamation was issued at Rome on the
9th:
Romans: A great act has been completed The Ma
nona Assembly OF your legitimate representatives having
misunderstanding sovereignty OF the people being recog
sed-the only form OF government that could be proper
or us was thai which made fathers and glorious
ihls Assembly has decrecd and the Roman republic ha
peen this day proclaimed from The Capitol Every citizen
VINO Is his country must Immediately and
ay adhere 10 this government. which, originating In the
@ and universal OF the representatives. OF the nation
VIII follow the paths After