The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-28
FOREIGN.
One .eask later from ks~sps.
Sr. JOHN, New Brunswick.

! Ons neck later from Es~eps.
| ST. john, New Brunswick.
| ~ Wednesday, Sept. 26-5 a. m.
The steamship America. Captain Harrison, arrived al
Halifax at III o'clock yesterday morning The captain Is
sick on board. The America to leave at o'clock,
Your express arrived here at half past O'Clock this
morping-brought no Liverpool papers but the European
Times.
The America met the Canada in the channel on Sun
day, 10th, at p. m !,
fhe Cuba nsurrection had excited the attention of the
Mr.. Ashber Kelly, of the English legation at Wash
| ington, has been transferred to Lisbon.
The Prince OF Wales has been created Earl OF Dublin
Among the distinguished deaths is that OF the Bishop
| of Norwich
There were ATS deaths by cholera in London on the
llh and 1855 on the 18th.
In Scotland there had been 1859 deaths
letter from Louis Napoleon to his friend Ney has
been published in the Moniteur, and virtually acknow
edged by the cabinet II makes talk in political
circles and the following is an extract:
'The French republic has seat army Rome to
put down Italian liberty but the contrary regulate II
solid basis by replacing the Pon,fca hrone the Prince
who first had boldly taken the lead in all useful reforms
Father wen actions remain ste in presence
Of hostile passions and influences.
and Il Pops
to Gen Ros'oan from me- that he is permit that
when the e
thus cut the restoration of the Popes temporal power
ton-the code Of Napoieon-iiberal povernment"-IThe
despatch is here inexpcablel
council was held on the 18th, and General Rawdon
the ministry were sitting was formally informed that he
appointed to the command of the army of Italy, He
then received his instructions, which amounted to this
That should the Pope not come to Rome he is to carry
out with vgor the line Of conduct specified in the Pres
dents letter. General Rawdon started the same night for
his new command He is cavalry officer and has been
.l<f1 1A1 z...- l..
unusually rapid He friend OF General Cavaignac and
OF Colonel Charrae. I
elegraphic despatch reached Brest on the 6th with
orders for the ships Pamtora Hunssard Fayert Vert
and two Others to hold themselves in readiness to pro-
coed to Their destination supposed to be Hayti
The government has just decided that the French
squadron on the Chinese seas should be composed Of
three ships OF war.
The Eurydice and the Darna have sailed for that des
tination. The latter vessel will call on her way at Ia
hit and thence proceed to Macao to join the Euydice
and BaZinnaier.
ARRIVAL OF GARRIBALDI AT GENoA.-A letter from
Genoa announces the arrival of the celebrated Garibad
10 that city. He arrived in fishing boat accompanied
by single volunteer, at Fort Venero the 5h instan
thence ne proceeded to Chavaro through Spezza where
crowd assembled to greet him The military intendant
requested him not to create any disturbance, but 10
main at Chavaro until he should demand instructions
from his government captain of the gendarmes was
from the capital to escort Garrbald Genoa where
ne is to remain until ne can find an opportunity OF quit
ting Italy.
The MoniEeur announces that the Nunco of the Amos
tOc See has been presented to the President OF the
public.
The repIv of the pope In the letter accredting M de
Corceas az envov evtraord;narv and n;nstsr nlan;n
tan,;ar,, in ,s,nn. ss;nn ~ Re ui;nass d,rnn IL.
shay ~ AZ ~ yIy .s IN I ,i' .o' u"'e INC
Everything was quiet at Venice.
There is nothing certain from Gaea, except that the
cardinal tumvrale refused to pay the dividends the
public debt due in June.
Nothing new from Rome.
a., ,,n,.d 80 no,h;nn - rSS - Nf-N' "
49, 80 T,e n AZ x,l ;..,.u. -..,.;.. Al :, a.
80. Las nun use " ~. ou ns', '"oason a VIC
cnsis mere Is becoming more menacing' ana rupture
more imminent
considered probable that the Pope would, IN the
end, place himself under the Austrian flag.
In the legations il was stated in Gaeta that had the
letter been officially published 10 the corps d.
rlomat;c thsy ,ouH have ,borcht n ,hsr duv ~ nro
p, ny T r ~. s ouh a :. :. 80. .L. 10 P:
yes. 81 3s. ~ was sS1 .p'o p ~ " 1 n@s ss
YOU'D taKe upon herseii une Roman loan. uenefais
Regmendell, De,team and Dapeley, were preparing TO
return TO France. The health oil the French troops at
Rome satisfactory.
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Leuers from Napes OF the 4tn announce tne arrival OF
the Pope IN that city.
Hungary.
CoMoRN AND PErERwARpEIS STILL uoI ID our-Tbere
ia nothng a, ali ~ d. sJ;h,as, ;n,ar,an.e ,o, u,
1922 sle laS' taa anu ~ naa
mol yet suffehaefeu' mere Is no news Oh hossum'
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