The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-26


We have the following additional intelligence by ele
graph Of the news by the steamer Niagara. from Hall
The result Of the elections was not known at Paris on
Thursday The government have established censor
ship on all foreign books brought into France
corvette had sailed from Lapland
The menaces OF Prussia on the Swiss environments have
been renewed but France and Austria have inerfered
nothing serious Is apprehended
Denmark aud the Duchiss.
The report gains ground that the amisce is to be pro-
longed. Il is currently reported that Denmark has con-
is TO have the island OF Bonhom for its support should
hostilites be resumed with Schleswig
Turkey.
The Sultan proposes that the refugees shall be detained
in Asia Minor, for period not exceeding year Kos
suth and others about TO be removed accordingly
Fears entertained at Naples, that Admiral Parker
will Iay his respects to the Neapotans, soon as he
leaves The Greek coast Like fears also entertained at
Madrid.
There is no indication Of speedy movement Of the
Pope.
India tranquil. From Calcutta, commercial accounts
favorable, but not so much to have any effect
on the English market. Freights have declined at Bonn
teed state and the import market was unsatisfactory II
appears that the upcounty markets have been alLover
stocked Il is said that additional impost duty Of three
per cent is about to be imposed cotton piece goods
There was heavy stock on hand, with dull demand.
Pieces OF good design met ready SALE Exports limited
freights limited
Austria ana Hungary.
The Vienna journals state that intelligence had been
received from Pennsylvania. TO the effect that the Rus
slams were assembling considerable military force at the
defle Of Gerto, with the intention Of again occupying
Pennsylvania, so to allow Austrian troops to pass
through to Italy and the German frontier.
Haynau has called out the national guards OF such
large towns as, Presburg 70 make up new levy Of
Many Of the people have left home in consequence,
knowing that they would be obliged to serve. A few
political prisoners have also escaped All the national
guards who served in the insurrectionary forces in
Hungary have been incorporated with the Austrian
army.
Large numbers Of the Hungarian refugees are collect
with great kindness by the Turkish Vizier.
Our latest advces state that all the sentences OF death
have been commuted to terms OF imprisonment in irons
Prussia ana che German States.
The Prussian Monitor, Of the 3th instant publishes
the OF the members of the chamber of State named
by the government They all OF the arisocratic
class The constitut0nasts and democrats will not in
terfere in the election for the first chamber because they
consider that the nomination Of many members OF the
arstocracy is too significant hint the part of the gov
eminent, to admit Of hope that the internal liberties Of
desire that Germany should attain TO definite consttu-
onal Stale are greatly discouraged at this act Of the
government
formal protest has been entered into by the council
Of administration against Hanover for withdrawing from
the alliance Of the twenty States, Of May 26th.
We learn from Adenbmg that. in consequences Of the
in that department have been called in.
A Danish frgate and barque have been deserted
cruising of Bulk ltwoud appear that they were recon
notering.
The committee OF the Saxon chamber on the German
question have agreed to series OF recommendations to
the ministry, urging the poll of adheng to the Prussian
bond and using its influence with Wurtemburg and Ba-
varia to induce them to join ,iso.
II said that the Erfur Parliament would be post
poned to admit Of the consideration OF this recommended
ton.
The steamer City Of Glasgow will sail from Glasgow,
for New York, on the sth of April.
The bishop OF Exeter has been defeated his contest
with the Rev Mr. Gorham.