The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-21
FOREIGN.
ss,xa Days later from Europe.

Jav afiarnoon The America brings 90 passengers
Th r. rnress left Halifax at 4 o'clock. when me Amer
lea was advertised to leave 6. which would place her
at her wharf on Wednesday morning at o'clock.
The Hibernia arrived at Liverpool on MONDAY MAKING
the ma ssase from Boston in nine days i,
In Parliament Mr. Gladstone gave notice that on he
l4h instant he would bring forward monoh RESPECTING
the late events in Canada; LORD Johh i.ussel n he
given pledge that, in the mean time, nothing sh4u
done to prejudice the present position OF the reoeo"
losses. -, IN rararanre
10 the expedition to be sent in search OF or 1oh
lin has been alluded to in Parliament Ill 'e's
terms. l.xo no ;mnor,,n,
change anring the week preceding the departure oil the
America though the events had been nei'hef lew nor
trllng, o. ,u j., s;h ;o,auoanc. IN
tha Oh instant up to which date hosiies had not com
menced though Gen Oudnot denounced the arnisnce
IN he Isl the overland mail from India had arrived
with Calcutta dates to the 9th of April, and Bombay to
NAV The mail brings later intelligence from CHINA
which is anxously looked for The reports OF the INDIA
markets continue to be satisfactory All is quiet IN me
Punaub and steps have been taken TO organize brtsh
local authority there. -
Sir Charles Napers arrival a, Calcutta is announced
All accounts received from the French departments
represent the appearance OF the growing crops IN Inc most
favorable light and the same may also be SAID OF the
In Ireland, however, although there are yet just
grounds for positive alarm, yet there unmstakabe
evidence of the fatal disease in the growing potato. and
especially in the vicinity Of Dublin.
Lord Clarendon has officially announced that the sen
tence of death passed the State prisoners in Ireland
has been commuted to transportation for life
The whole OF the western provinces in Ireland are
represented in the deplorable condition. Society
is utterly disorganZed.
The English press in their review of the message Of
the President, speak of il exhibiting unlocked Tor
degree OF ability in its author, and being vigorous
and eloquent exposition of public affairs The condensed
and energetic style which characterized the proclamation
and addresses OF the Emperor Napoleon is apparent
throughout the whole message, the subjects OF which,
following the American model, appropriately divided
and considered under the several heads OF finance. mill
establishments including aHrlCulture
dustry and commerce, public works and foreign affairs.
The President commences with recital OF his original
engagements to the country, all of which he claims to
have faithfully Observed and TO these he promises to ad.
here.
Any detailed summary of the message would consume
too large portion of Geographic despatch, and we
content ourselves with few extracts in reference
10 the foreign policy of the government and especially 10
the intervention in favor OF the Pope which. considering
the vast influence of French politics upon the peace OF
Europe are perhaps the most important portions OF the
message.
the world when she shall be agitaed and 10 tranqulze
1t when she shall be in a state OF peace.
'As soon as shall have power, some important ques
ions must be discussed respecting various European mat
Beyond the Rhine and the Alps, from Denmark to
Sicily, there interest for TO preserve influence
for us TO exercise
After reviewing the important events which have taken
place IN Europe the past year, the message goes to
say:
emotion in the Catholic and liberal world In fact, for
years accustomed to behold in the Holy See
Pontif who took the initiative in useful reforms, and
whose name repeated i'll hymns of gratitude from
esl of Italy the other-was the symbol of liberty
and the guerdon of all hopes, when all of sudden
learn with establishment that the sovereign who was
lately the idol OF his people had been compelled secretly
10 fly his capital.
Thus the of aggression which obliged Plus 9TH TO
quit Rome appeared TO the eyes OF Europe be the work
OF conspiracy, rather than the of the people
who could not have passed IN an instant from the most
lively enthusiasm TO the most affecting lngrattnde
The Catholic countries sent Ambassadors to Gaeta to
occupy themselves with the grave interests OF the papacy
France ought TO be represented here but she listened
without committing herself to a course OF action; but
after the defeat OF Navarro matters took a decided
turn
Austria, in concert with Naples answering the APP
pal OF the Holy Father, notified by the French gov
ernmen, that should take its part because their powers
had decided upon marching Rome to establish there
u,e authority OF the Pope, pure. and simple
Placed under the necessity OF explaining ourselves,
lad but three modes to adopt either TO oppose
in in every species of intervention, in which
we would break with all Catholic Europe, for the sole
ssnisei leave the combined powers esab-
lis at their will the Papal authority, exercise
motion 10 direct independent action. The e.
p1blc Of The government adopted the last modethe rest
remains 10 be told. and the difficulty is still unsoved
10 France the cabine, has been formed by the
Iit'on Of OiiIon Barot and Dniaure The new minis.
try The the Old except that Dniaure takes the
department OF Minister OF the Interior, M De Tocquevie
Of Forsizn Afafs, and ". Laquinias Of Commerce.
yartnent Of Foreign Aars consequence of the difficult
tea Of the Italian question, Much surprise
ted by the division OF Marshal Bngeaud from the list
The Paris papers generally express their disapprova Of
the compromise, and predict its failure The red repub
leans especially violent in denouncing the min
isIy.
The message OF the President OF the French republic to
the Legislative Assembly published the Paris pa
peTs Of Tuesday. 1t is composed upon the American,
and not the European model and fills four columns of
the European Times.
NJ Lesseps idea of conquerng the Romans into an al
lection for France has not yet been realized and he has
returned to Paris for further instructions
Some accounts say that he recalled and that the
sams messenger carried positive instructions Genera
Oudinot reduce the Holy City subsection, all haz-
ard and that having moved his army close to the city, he
of May
The Romans have announced firm resolutions to de
fend the death the expected assault of the French and
il stated that they have efficient force of 900
The Pope still persists in demanding the unqualified
renewal of his power a temporal ruler This the 'Tr
umvates, backed by the people, declare they will
concede.
There is at the bottom OF every heart, says Mazzni
determination the most profound to accomplish the de-
srucon of the temporal power of the Pope All bear
the hatred to the government OF priescraft, and
under whatever form it may be presented, shall igh
TO the last against all projects of a restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament has transferred its sessions
TO Suttgard Its influence will be exercised to form
republic after the French model. be composed OF Ba
den, Wlremberg, Rhensh Bavaria &c.
The plenipotentiaries of Prussia Hanover, and Sax
ony have promulgated a new constitution for Germany
in which the principle of universal suffrage is recognised
In the present. as IN the previous attempt form unor
of the German States, the King of Prussia is made thu
arrangement and all other States are invited Yerv liz
IL is felt that the nraeon, a,ar.., A..