The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-13
FOREIGN.
THE EUROPA's NEWS.

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From the New York Journal Of Commerce, Dec 10
The British mail steamer Europa, from Liverpool No
yember "a, arrived at Halifax on Friday, at a. M an
al Boston at half:pas yesterday morning She brough
4s passengers TO Boston, and to Halifax
The mails were despatched 10 this city by p, o. ex
Bains telegraph line
Cotton had declined in price, with small sales.
LONDON, November "A slight degree OF weakness
has manifested itself in the stock market since the com
mencement OF business. This morning consols opene
as they le OH Yesterday, at 94b for money, and 9lb
for account They have since been done as low as
and are al present quoted 94 to both for cash and
Mr.. Thomas Barring M p of the house Of BARN,
Brothers Coz is at present at Madrid His visit is sal
70 be connected with an arrangement with the govern
ment respecting their foreign debt
i positively stated that the dispute between France
and Morocco has been settled by the Emperor concedne
all the points demanded at @H
LIyERpooL, Nov 2l-The Oxford. from Liverpool to
the City Of Manchester. of yRead on Tuesday morn
ing, but received very little damage.
BIDEFoRp, Nov 2o-The Archelaus, from Cardiff to
New York, which SINK in Lundy Roads 18th inst. wen,
10 pieces in the late northerly gale.
Cows. Nov. 1.-THE ST. Lawrence, United States
fr'gate sailed to-day for Lisbon.
FAYAL, Oct. 27.-The Waverly, Robertson, from Lv.
erpoo to New York. put in here 18th inst leaky and is
repairing
Hone Kosc, Sept .27-The coquette, American barque
sci destroyed 0'
No news worth sending from Ireland,
France.
The condemned prisoners Of Versailles have addressed
their COUNSEL dated from the prison of Versailles the
lth Instant signed by all the condemned prisoners The
eleven OF the accused who were acquitted, have adj
dressed letter Of similar nature their counsel The
reiterated their declaration that they not Justly
treated BY the judges. " sa
The Temps has been seized for an article on the late
trials al Versailles. s. s
The Constitutional. so long the organ of the Theirs
party, has deserted for that of Elysee, and will
devote itself to defending the personal policy of Louis
Napoleon. Ia
M. Arene editor of the Echo de la Repubiique, of
Nantes and accused of having aided the insurgents there
on the 18th OF June, has been acquitted by court mar
tal who have ase acquitted sergeant OF the seventh
regiment OF the line, accused of exciting his to re-
bellon and INSTRUMENTATION, in consequence of the con-
victions before the High Court OF Versailles.
Twenty seats in the Legislative Assembly have become
vacant On the 18th ult the High Court of Versailles
sentence for continuance OF transportation
Tor life on M Ledru Rollin and thirty three other per-
sons implicated in the June Instruction
The Committee Of Finance has already examined the
new bills presented to the Assembly by NJ Afourd 1t
approved the maintenance OF the duty potable liquors.
ne withdrawal OF the income tax and the extension OF
he treaty with the bank
solved to recommend the rejection of the proposition OF
Respail, that the function of minister and the PROBES.
non oil banker are incompatible.
II ~ stated that the question OF the reduction OF the
French army has been seriously discussed by the minis
ers OF Louis Napoeon but the reports OF the projects OF
ne departments were not such as TO justify any PROPOSE
ION Tor reduction except 10 very small extent The pre-
ects will not guaranty The maintenance OF public tram
ultyf there be any diminution Of the regular armed
orce.
The Vierzon Railroad Company have presented a pro.
'osal to the Minister for Public Works in which they
ngage 10 construct, on moderate terms branch line of
abroad from La Guetin TO Roanue. Ii this be
led into effect the entire of the centre and the west of
rance will be placed in communication with the grand
inc from Paris TO Marseilles.
The Honiteu OF Sunday, the 18th ult, contains a
Ministerial otder organizing commission charged 10
ot upon the means Of establishing in Paris and all
be large towns OF France, with assistance from the
'taie, public baths and wash houses
The Bonapartst committee, club Of the beauI arts
making great progress and give considerable annoyance
the club oil be Rue de Poicters, from among whose
members II is formed lis avowed object is TO support
nd Advance The policy announced by the President
II is stated that the President of the republic intends
living grand ball at the Tuilleres on the night of the
9th December the anniversary OF his election TO his
resent Office II is added that he purposes taking
p his residence IN The same exroya palace during the
emainder oil his tenure OF Office
An almost complete change in the diplomatic and con-
uate corps is again spoken OF.
M GuiZot 10 al present one OF the lions OF Paris, apd
'aks about the streets apparently unconcerned
he palmest days OF Louis Philippe He has been visited
y q. NJ. Dumon, General Moline de ST. You, Admiral
iackau, and M Ducbael. M. Pierre Bonaparte left
raj DHerbllon TO proceed to The Governor General TO
ress the arrival Of the reinforcements which he ex
ected. The Tenforcements were met by NJ Bona |
are, as they were proceeding TO Join General DHer-
illon, but NJ Bonaparte, instead OF returning with
rem 10 Zaatcha, took ship at Phppevle and returned
France. THIS breach Of discipline being calculated TO
,rm very bad example, the Monieu contains decree
gned by the President OF the republic by virtue of
Inch NJ Pierre Bonaparte is cashered, and thus de-
rived OF his rank OF chef de battalion OF the foreign Afr
an legion.
The Avgnon papers contain details OF series OF riot
rs demonstrations in that neighborhood on the part OF
le democrats, who were parading about crying 'down
nth the arsiocrais to the antern," &c The police had
ade few arrests.
letter from Montpelier states that a silver mine has
cen discovered in the department OF the Heraud Rebi-
M, which produced fine silver Of IS f. from 200 pounds
eight OF ore.
the Minister Of War, with a newy-inyented musket,
bch carries ball 500 yards, being double the distance
blamed by the ordinary musket
Last week tremendous fall OF rain took place in the
lontmlne MORE, not far from Cannes The fields and
,rdens were inundated, and vast damage done
There is decided division in the socialist camp at
aris NJ. Pierre Leroux, one Of the noted socialists
iblshes long letter in the Rspubl,qm against his old
lend, Proudhon, whom he calls an atheist and anti
,ciast, and Malthusian.
The new project Of the department OF Gershas sus-
nded the mayor OF Marciac from his functions and dis.
lived the association Of operatives
The only item Of general interest in the Assembly du.
ng the week was the rejection Of the sixteenth Of the
j granting additional salary of twenty thousand as
bic money, TO the Vice President of the republic M
outlay de la Meafthe
II is supposed the rejection was intended as n seni6.
on TO the President OF the feelings produced on the
ajority by his message.
II is reported that in consequence OF an angry discus
on IN the Assembly on Wednesday, hostile messages
i've been exchanged between M M Segur D'Asnessan
ID Botiolen, and between NJ. M Drives and Berareu