The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-04

hisss nsn sss sa''s and yarn
WooiIsn Manufacture, apd yarn 4,s15ssi s.45i'osi
On these articles alone, which represent the largest
amount OF labor there is an increase OF no less than
f5,65s,5H.
ss::s. wool sE Is. s's $:
EaI. cwt LOSSES LASTS
Hemp 496,796 7245Si
imports Of the present year. the stocks on hand of these
articles may be considered generally much less than they
were year ago. we have the most satisfactory evidence
Of the greatly increased employment which these large
importations must have afforded.
France.
RECEPTION OF Mr. RrEs.-Mr. Riyes, the new Min
lister Of the American republic to the French nation, pre-
at the Elysee National, accompanying them with the
following observations:
"Mosslrua PHEsIDEsr In presenting to you the letter
the United States to deliver to yon should very imper-
ssa 70 s
not TO assure you as the chosen head Of this great
aDd Of the United States cherish for the
and constituted authorities OF the French republic There
stronger motives whether recoecons the past
the sympahies and interests of the present. cultivate
constant good and a.erna intercourse with
Under the influence OF this sentiment the most ardent
formed everywhere in the United States for the
happiness Of France and the consolidation liberties
upon the basis Of order, religion and respect for
OCCASION, justly pronounced 70 be the distinguishing
q e R sos eb II the
should have been instrumental in any degree in strength
sSning the natural bonds Of amy and friendship between
my mission in a which will best answer to the
wishes and intentions Of my government as well as my
The President of the republic declared to the minister
Of the United States that Notwithstanding the faults
which it was right to admit on both Sides he willingly
6rata he etahli ~
harmony between the two countries and that suscep-
iby which would be- perhaps, natural with respect 10
GUS motive as regarded an elder republic He added that
however jealous he ought to be OF the honor of France
he had too high an opinion of the enlightened character
of General Taylor to hesitate moment in acknowledging
the pain which he felt seeing sentiments of friendship
SO intimate and OF such ancient date altered account
OF q misunderstanding without Importance.
The ambassador of the United States received the frank
and loyaldeclaration with entire cordially.
The State trials at Versailles were brought to con.
clasion on Monday November IT, The counsel for the
prisoners persevered in their refusal to plead not being
allowed by the court to plead the violation of the const-
tuition The president then charged the jury who retired
q, o'clock to consider Of their verdict and on
Tuesday morning they returned it, acquttng Col For.
Iester, national guards; Louron, Angelot Delahay;
Barme, R. Veron; A. Bureau; Mallard; Meriot; lie.
mSrei Achintre; and finding the others guilty The
following are the sentences pronounced by the court
The letter is TO mark such representatives of the
people in the Legislative Assembly. To deportation
sss1 SanR .ya Df Sss: Sa%ss9 Esas Fs
allie, R.; Hague, r.; Lamazeres Dufex; Sergeant
Commissaire, R.. Lebon, tNaPoleonD Andre; Chipron.
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Fraboulet, Naubue These
sentences universally stgmazed far too severe
and the prisoners regarded as martyrs.
At the sitting Of the Assembly on Monday the depu.
ties OF the mountain abstaned from attending in order to
mask their Indignation and disgust at the sentences pass
ed on their colleagues by the high OF Versailles Il
was at time determined that they should all resign en-
mdse, but the determination was not persisted in.
The President Of the republic has an amnesty
by virtue OF which 700 Of the insurgents OF June, ls4s
present detained at Belle Isle, will be set at liberty
This important fact was announced TO the Assembly by
the Minister Of the Interior during the course of the sit
ting on Monday; The credit Of the amnesty is entirely
due TO the President of the republic who had he follow
ed ms original intentions, would have granted il without
making single exception. AT eleven o'clock on Sun
day night he summoned TO the Eysee the cabinet minis
srs together with Victor Fauche the procureur Of
the republic He informed them briefly, that after due
consideration Oh the subject he had come the detem
nation OF granting their liberty the whole OF the prs
be remembered, were confined there in conseouence Of
their participation 10 the terrible and most sangunary
lnsurrection OF June, ls4s The ministers looked dis.
mayed al the announcement OF 30 bold design Thew
prayed him 10 examine the question still more carefully
Louis Napoleon replied that he had already long and
carefully considered the subject and he further said that
OF Police; who had assured him that not the slightest
peril would result TO Paris any other place from the
Liberation Of the men, and that, above all be M Car
ler stated that he was ready TO with his head for
the tranquility OF the capital He however, consented
to make exceptions.
lHk FlkANCke--in the Assembly, NOV. l4h, Nj. Fould
brought forward his expose Of the Of the finances OF
the republic He showed that the total amount of the
deficit in the is 534 900 ooOf OF which 2s7 ooO
ooOf apply TO the year 1919. To meet this deplorable
state OF things M Fould proposes 10 maintain the duties
on portable liquors during 1885, but he stated that com
mittee OF inquiry would be appointed 10 ascertain what
remedies might be applied TO the admitted vices Of the
present mode OF levying these duties He announced
that the government had withdrawn the tax upon in.
He hoped to be able to meet the deficiency Of six
~ millions which expected from this source by sa
wings In other departments and by alteration in the
mode OF levying of the taxes On the war budget
there would be saving OF 5000 900, which would be
increased 10000 900 u the Roman expedition were re-
called. On the navy there would be dminution of
900, and in the department OF the interior saving
OF $500 000f On the other hand notifications in the
registration laws would increase the revenue derived
from that source by 2l,000,000 The alteration in the
produce he calculated 1000 900. An augmentation OF
recepn might also be expected from mobilization OF the
law relative to patents and lastly reduction which
would be made in the budget for extraordinary public
works would create so large amount of saving as
would produce an equilibrium between the receipts and
expenditures and that without having recourse 10 loan
In conclusion the minister presented six bills having for
veloped in the course OF his speech.
The leaders OF the majority are once more gradually
drawing round the President OF the republic Nj Thiers
still holds himself aloof; but NJ Mole is said to have
made his peace with the President and 10 have accepted
an invitation TO dine at the Bysee last evening
M vallat the French consul al Mogador, has arrived
At Paris II appears certain that previous to his quitting
that town he obtained the full satisfaction he demanded
and that the usual saluies exchanged between the
We assured, says the Journal dss Debafs that the
Minister OF War has Announced the commftce