The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-19

imposed on the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Al Paris on
the Sd instant il was reported at the bourse and generally
credited that the government had received telegraphic
despatch announcing the entry OF the French INTO Rome
and the fight of the republican government Also; thai
the Tuscan troops had entered Leghorn Inc FUNDS
were favorably affected by these reports
According 10 the programme of the 4th of May and for
which grant of 200 900 francs has been made by the
National Assembly, grand zee VIII be held oy hal
are busy making preparations in the Place de Ia Con-
eorde On the OCCASION the city OF Paris will give
a grand entertainment the President of the republic
The loan of 100000 francs, contracted by The city
of Paris, adjudicated on Thursday week to M.
Beckett Co., at LOST 40c.-every debenure OF l000f.
carrying interest at per cent These terms cOnsid
cred highly advantageous, and are held to show that
confidence is being fully established.
The breach between the President and his COUSIN Ma
poleOn Bonaparte complete AT the close OF last
week, Immediately after the return of the latter from
Madrid, violent alteration took place between the
cousins, the result OF which would have been, under
ordinary circumstances, appeal to The insult
which occasoned this outbreak, given after great
deal of Tecrlminaon had passed between the pariies
Napoleon Bonaparte denounced the President as bas'
tard and told him he not only kites egg put into
eagles nest, but that the whole OF the Bonapare fam
| lily knew hun TO be
Divers parties in the field actively employed in
endeavorng to influence the forthcoming elections IL is
impossible to give guess OF the result in Paris
The authorities at Marseies have prevented The sail
ing of body of volunteers, raised IN Pas the no
man republic The cholera in Paris is on the decrease
Old Dupont Eure. who is So years of age is suffering
from attack OF it, The approaching electoral struggle
occupies the journals OF all shades. Prince de Joinvie
will be chosen member OF the Legislature at the ensuing
election.
| II is reported that prelimnares of conditions
of peace have been proposed by England and already ac-
cepted by Prussia They are the withdrawal OF the
troops at Jutland and simultaneous cessation OF the
blockade of the German ports by the Danes On the Goth
ut the PIussan ministry sustained another defeat IN The
second chamber In consequence OF these successive de-
feats sustained by the government IN the second chamber
on the German question and on the motion for ermna-
ting the state of siege, the Cabinet resolved to dissolve
that body The excitement caused by the dissolution, IN
the city of Berlin especially, assumed serious aspect
Knots OF began TO assemble in the Prnc pal squares
patrols were called out blows exchanged, and
some arrests were made An officer, who hal ordered
his detachment back to the barracks struck and his
avenged the insult by dschaTing their muskets at
the aggressors One is reported TO have been killed.
and others wounded. On the 2S,h uno attempts were
made erect barbados at several points the Helr
az The soldiers were compelled 70 hre ana me casu
allies in the evening ascerained to be killed. Zone
OF whom was wonanD and wounded On the 18th
several other persons shot by the military, but sub
sequenty order was restored.
We have intelligence from Berlin 10 May |. Matters
continue in much the state before The number
of the military within the city has been increased 1t is
Russia, and Austria, and Hungary. Letters from Pesh
to the goth ut confirm the news of the evacu alton of
that city by the imperalists The letters assert
that at Peslh the people were Displaying may be SAID
in sight of the imperalists Hungarian cockade and
colors Pesburg being put into state Of defence with
thu greatest haste BEN has gone in the direction of
The suspension bridge between Pesth and Buda, the
largest in The world, and the pride of Hungary, has been
destroyed by the Austrians, in order to cover their
treat The whole line OF the imperial troops have
retired 10 the position OF Raat their left wing being still
near Comorn and sending at intervals some shells into
Vienna, on the left side OF the Danube
Probably the imperial army will he obliged oreturn to
the March field. near Vienna as the only means of re-
dsorganized The news from Pesth to- the effect that
the Hungarans have obtained possession of the island
OF Schut. in the Danube, and that they have cut of the
retreat of the imperlaiss. The army in Hungary have
caused the Prussan government TO concentrate army
of observation on the frontier of Austria and Slesia
Austria demands Russian interference in the affairs OF
Hungary, and was expected that the Emperor of Rus
STA would publish manifesto explaining his motive for
interfering. The first transport OF Russian soldiers
expected to arrive by railway from the frontiers from
Cracow, the March-feld Vienna the 9th inst
The March field is of four square miles, and it is
quite fit for encampment, well for field of bat
tie. From Bohemia we hear that the peasantry
ing themselves with scyhes, and are prepared for rev.
olution
The Siclians, beaten at all points, have virtually sub
mi,ted TO the King of Naples The French Admiral having
negotiated successfully for favorable conditions,
Prussia.s
The King of Prussia has again quarrelled with his Par
lament, and has definitely refused accept the Imperial
crown of Germany On the 26th the second chamber
having passed some obnoxious resolutions against hold
ing Berlin longer in state OF siege forthwith dis.
solved by royal ordinance This gave great dpeasue to
people Oh perrin, ana was Inc cause OF
popular commoton, which for The time suppressed
by the soldiers, but until more blood had been shed
India.
Later advces by the overland mail confirm 20 the full
extent the previous of the ere termination
OF the in the Punjaub.
Commercial Matters.
Commercial reports were highly favorable. A recent
frost in the south of France has caused immense injury
the mulberry trees, which, with other causes, has
ated rise of two shllings per pound for silk.
continental to prpludICalIy
England most Of her articles of produce and manufac
ture. Accounts from Manchester better The
dminution of business arising from the absence of for
eign orders being the main feature in the reports
There has been slight Improvement in the Liverpool
cotton market for American descriptions but Egyptian
and Brazil have declined.
Baring's Circular has the following in relation TO mon
etary affairs Money continues easy and very abundant
for discount at short periods, but there is but limited in
cinalon TO make permanent investments American
stocks in some measure share in the general neglect
None however, pre- SEED for sale AT the last trans
actions United States 6's were 1868 Sterling bonds
quoted 1914. Following quotations more or less
nominal Illinois 6s, 40 AZ Indiana SIS have buyers
at 81 Kentucky 81 TO 80. Louisiana, 1852, IS to 90.
Mar, land 5's sterling SIS TO Sc New York State, 90 to
%. Ohio 6's, 81 49, Tennessee G's 80 to 90 Penn
sylyania buyerx n ~ Canada Ga nj mar