The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-07
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF rHE CANADA.

lie Canada reached hef uock al Jersey lily AZ r. y"
on Thursday.
She brings Liverpool papers to the 2ad. and London to
the ast ult There is very little intelligence Of interest,"
additional TO that received by telegraph
II probable that the Pope Will yield 70 ING lm
ness Of the French government the liberal CONCESSIONS
demanded for the administration OF the rapA saws
Il is pleasing be able to record the extensive improve
net going on in the trade and industry oil pars ana par
sonrye eone I'm the departments The tranquility we have
sn;oved for the last few months has revived and given
considerable impulse 70 branches oil industry whch
had hitherto IN ,Se %av termed
uaosdaary is observable IN nearly the whole Oh 'ne
manufactures.
letter from Pau mentions that the Pyrenees are al
The Ioniteur du Soir announces that the Council OF
State is occupied with bill relating to the ranspora-
ton to Algeria Of the prisoners OF June remaining at
Belle isle They be subjected to military regime,
and may in the end become land owners, their conduct
warrant such indulgence.
Gen Random TO Rome, and Il is consequently expected
that Gen Rostoan win retain the command OF the army
there M De Faloux Minister OF Public Instruction
and Religion, seriously indisposed as to be unable
TO attend to his official duties. M. Lanuinas, Minister
OF Agriculture and Commerce, is appointed to ofcale
ad tHterim.
The correspondent Of the London Times says il is
mored that the Roman question is likely to be settled at
%as u s having
pressed its approval OF the propositions contained IN the
letter of the President Of the French republic TO NJ. Ed
letter from Rome of the sh instant that the
French ultimntnm has been reduced TO three pontsa
council Of State, with deliberate voice for the interior
paying ali debts hitherto CONTACTED and thus acknow-
edgng the acts OF the provisional government Pus
and Cardinal Anone are said still 70 resist s and to de-
OF acting under the dictation OF any party
Austria and Hungary.
The Berlin Constitutional correspondent positively al
ri he
of existing Cartel treaties, the tenor Of which very
strict. mperavely required the Turkish government t9
TO deliver up the fsgves who have already taken refuge
10 the territories Of the Poeincludng Dsmbnski. Kos
Their informs that the Emperor OF Russia had IN con-
junction with his allies, and n the interest Of European
tranquility and security" undertaken 10 insist, in very
categoncai ferms the surrender OF the Hungarian
refugees by the Turkish government.
me news from Hungary confirms the opinion express
cd by our correspondent at Vienna, that the Emperor of
surgents Even the fate Of Georgey was very doubtful
for time. his Imperial Majesty having felt at first
strongly inclined send him before coar, martial "A
Temonsrance the part OF the Gar said to have dis
suaded the government from carrying out this design
Meanwhile It is certain that the fugitive leaders of the
onr " hS . y ana
to the authorities in all parts OF the empire. This list
contains sixty personal denuaciatons Or stock br In
lborn Meczengo Peofy. described as pcet) and Perc
From Comorn there i. no positive news-nothing, in
fact, but mere flying reports, which Of course cannot be
relied on kiapka, who wished to capituate is said to
have been deprived Of his command and placed under
strict surreMdna. The vacant commission had been
transferred to Uhazy, and according to others, to Paul
Es'erhaZy The report that the Countess George kary
oil was 10 the fortress is confirmed.
According to the calculations Of experienced engineers,
an army OF 10000 men is absolutely necessary, if the
siege Of Comorn is to be carried with any chance Of
success Fearful loss of life must ensue should at
tempt be made TO take Comorn BY force OF arms, and even
II should be Determined to starye out the garrison
year would perhaps eapse before would be effected as
the Ssssssd have ., ss nc, vast stores Of provs.onss
"a short time SINCE" observes the correspondent OF
the Cologne Gasate Hungary succambed 10 armed
the bank-noe crisis According TO the Deutsche Reform
6200OO0o of Kossuths notes in circulation, besides
the legal paper money and the sudden humiliation OF
,A zss !: s.sy and Pro-
visions exorbitanty dear pa Of fowls costs three
vanished 50 10 speak since the suppression OF Kossuth
notes There is but little talk OF the reorganization Of
Hungary MEANWHILE that country is being divided into
The Emperor OF Russia has published the following
manifesto, dated Warsaw, goth utimo:
"y the Of God. Nicholas Empero, and AUTO
Of all the Russas &c. make known to all that Russia
which addressed weI.beloved subjects when
announced % them that conioab to the desire Of our
70 and stiae the revolt in Hungary, and to re establish the
mat s. 81 nsi BY the
sin less than months brave troops, amor
and brilliant victories In Trsnsyvania and Debrec
zin have marched from IRON Galca
Ps,th from pesth % Arad from the Bukowne and from
from all parts OF the north and BY aud OF the
and south by the Austrian army, have laid down their
arms before the Russian army, demanding mediation
10 solicit magnanmous pardon from their legitimate
sreign Alter having .aciedy performed promise,
have ordered victorious troops within the limit
Of empire. With heart penetrated with gratitude 20
the Dispenser OF all good write from the bottom OF
SOUL Nobsenm Dsusl asde P,psti Ct uineinimi quia
letter from Consantnope, dated the 9Th inst states
that the Polish General Prince Michael Radzville aid
decamp OF the Emperor of Russia had arrived the day
before from Warsaw, special mission, supposed 10
relate 10 The extraditon OF the Hungarian refugees
which the Porte had hitherto firmly withstood, spite Of
the explicit demand Of the Russian and Austrian minis
stood TO have advised the Turkish government not
yield. The number Of Hungarian refugees in the Otto
man territory e sixty.hree, including several generals
and superior officers
The United States legation obtained from the Porte
hrman permitting corvette TO pass the Dardanelles
The corvette proved 10 be rgate, which the legation
was desired TO remove quickly as possible This is
SAID TO be the second attempt Of the Americans to eude
the treaty
THE LATEST NEWS.
10y Telegraph from London TO Liverpool
and Enqursrl
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. ~, $780,
ii O'Clock, a. IN. !
council on Thursday which was attended BY only three
ministers, and lasted only half an hour.
II is announced that Eusace de Beaumont has been ap-
pointed Ambassador TO Vienna Lucien Murat is pro.
coed 10 Turin 10 replace Bots lie Compt who TO 70