The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-28
FOREIGN.
on THE CANADA.

l2s passengers. II,
The details Of the news will be found interesting and
in respect to the Hungaans. highly favorable Tor the
success Of the war OF independence.
LoNpoN August l0th.-Consols are this morning quo
ted g2t for money and 92i for the account There is
very s business doing q any description Sp q Eagsh
The accounts from the continent are the whole favor
able and with the present satisfactory weather for the
harvest there every reason TO anticipate that affairs
generally may now take more prosperous turn. Three
per cents reduced we quote 92s 10 d long annuies Sd
and exchequer bills 46s. 10 ASS. prem.
Three o'clock.-Consols rather frmer 925 to 90
for money, and account 9s TO 9aa for September.
Harvest has fairly commenced in the southern and
western countries, and more propitors weather than we
have experienced could not be desired Our prospects
the whole may be regarded highly promising, and all
that 10 needed TO insure abundance OF food OF
home growth is the continuance OF suspicious weather
for the ingatherng All fear in regard TO the potato
seems TO have subsidized The yield of the early sorts is
large. and the quality sound. which alone is great ad
il The latter kind turn Out equally well, England viii no
longer be called upon TO afford food to the sister isle
Mr. 0, Hanson is the gentleman recommended by
vacancy in the direction accustomed BY the decease Of Mr.
A treaty 81 peace and commerce had been concluded
between Great Britain and the republic of Liberia.
The London Sun announces the receipt of subscriptions
for the refugee Hungarans, TO the Of f733 S.
lad. msesng for sympathy in the Hungarian cause
was held IN Edinburgh, August Q, the Lord Provost in
the chair,
The latest accounts from the wine growing departments
represent the approaching vintage unfavorable, both
with respect 10 quantity and quality. The vines have
suffered much only from Frost but from the ravages
Of insects. and i is feared that the produce OF this
will not amount 10 than one-haf average crop
The cause Of Gen. Oudnots recall from Rome by the
French government is in consequence it s said Of his
decree establishing the ecclesiastical jurisdiction The
General is also rumored, is have other post
conferred upon him. A considerable portion of the
French army viii also be recalled from Rome mmedi
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Herald wri-
ting on this subject, sayss
learn that orders have been issued for the return of
OF resolution Of the cneinel 70 limit The occupation
arranged The views Of the cabinet and neS.
uaized the efforts of i representatives. is told YOU
as M !, created Grand the e@on q aoa
post by the death of Marshal Moor. The re-
The unceasng remonsuancss OF the BRUSH government,
which viewed with grss. dissatisfaction the occupation
Rome As for Gen. Oudipot, all parties crying out
against him, and not the least canorous were Messrs
DHarcourt and Rayneval."
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Thursday.--The Assembly
occupied to-day with the organic law settling the
principles OF the state OF siege. An attempt BY NJ Char
mule TO modify the excessive powers attributed courts
martial was defeated by 400 to 1885, The public journals
and indeed all persons and parties, once the state Of
siege declared, would be submitted TO the rgors OF that
regime without favor or exception. However, with re-
gard to the public journals, the Assembly showed
hesitation. III. Lefranc proposed amendment, that
notwithstanding the STATE OF siege, offences by the press
should De Judged by the ordinary Jares instead OF by
bso, was declared necessary and which, when taken,
against, EOS The press is therefore, in case OF slate OF
siege. ssbect to the military tribunals The remaining
arisses were then adopted, and the bill passed.
"a Odillon BaIrot next presented TO the Assembly the
bill oil indictment in the case of the sevenytwo repre-
seniaiives journalists, &c, implicated in the conspiracy
PIE 1l|h 32ns !asi y be tired BY 'As High Court q
some days previous and prices improved The i've pe
cents opened at $751; &C., and closed At ssf poc '' PEI
spain.
Acsoiid,ng to The Ctanor Pubieo of the 4h inst ali
sne MINISTER'S with the exception of NJ Sarturious hd
resigned on the I'd, and the Duke of Valencia wa as
peeled at Madrid on the Sth s'" was ex-
Italy.
vi, aab r.h.. Ssr.fhs Roman Journal Of the as,h
Puonsnes the thanks OF the Legislative Assemble -
rance 20 the army of the Mediterranean ,oesh "a; u
letters from the President Of t6e reonhe
Maiie , %ers b q war ar e General osdao
Is1s Th Ioong as Previous to the 10th of November
Inc temporary tribunals continued 10 III and H.
a members OF the vcarate and the auditors Of the
yno9es 9tihe Coasaa had been renstaed IN ,h; .ne
LODI me names OF the Pontifcal government, conn;s
ssnssrms wese not yet known Deachmenis of French
uem ., Iemi and escort them 10 Rome " "e''
osa, sudy soEIhe only event Of importance that
~: occurred has been the forced departure Of M Mani;
AMI, so well known in the history of ate events aa
person equally rePugnani 10 the Pope and TO The hsa
the Republic and all that is said be true m. SiSs
enemy o. both am told that nothing less Than his n
az 1aea and there Is no doubt that il The hgh cb,h
larry naa been again installed in all the plenitade Of -,
power, M mamsn would have been one of =. - a. ~
NctmS Under these circumstance n French $500
man IN the confidence OF the government md vi nne
99@mteo WIN all that Is going on at Gaeta waited On
- mamian, and, alter full and explicit converss,o
me ,suer ssw the propriey OF demanding HIS az ssr,
eve "a. Mamiani has sailed from CIyta veccbia for
The Milan Gazette OF the 9Th contain.
accounts Of Garbaldi The Stauio Of Forenee ~ ny
"a, quotes letter from For 3st ult wbieh .,s,. VIC
Ioilows "A native of Forli belonging 10 c,a;h.Is,
Ssvsify' has brought the intelligence 1ha, G;piS,
osno mas iallen IN an ambuscade laid bv The x.s;e
ne1t vIoania, and his cavalry entirely DESTROYED En,has
.nu msuoccneui nave abandoned him. He with ahou,
one thousand men, has fed 10 San Marine '' a'ou'
ne austrian Lioyds oil Vienna States on the aubo,;,v
o. ieuer from Tnese, that on the Cd Ven;ce ,ss ~
hre ~ different points This intelligence hovsv on
not been confirmed The nomination of CenemI IA n1
VINO v noted fof his severity, to the Command oi The H.
e8ing troops, has caused great terror in The city tn
scneuans had only provisions for month -"e
Prussia.
Inc frussian Chambers were opened ON The nh -, |
Ihe royal speech was read by Count Bandenbprr and
was well received e"'u's' ana
The decisive manner in which Count Rr,,d.,,.,.
slated mat II was the hrm determination of The goys
ment % exer every effort to establish strong resoeca
pie federal Germany, without sacrificing the indsnsnd
ence OF individual Slaies has produce3 sooS a..,
AlIuson was made, also, TO the preliminary NJ nc
with Denmark. The papers are promised 10 be ia}S be
lore the houses, with this observation he Dush;a.
hosein and SchIeswg could not possibly obtain III ,h
ihe city Is perfectly tranquil, but animated
ana eager TO see the turn that affairs will take In hc iyo
Dsn.arh and ms Dssh,es.