The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-29
FOREIGN.
FURrHEa DErAILs M THE NIAGARA.


Some question has arisen the Interpretation Of the
new navigation act. which relates to the admission O
snlps 70 the privilege OF British rsx.iry
subject .sIs u, !. II, ,,,;, ~. =. 4
themselves OF the goods manufactured. clause IN Tue
table OF customs duties, the duty OF ten PEI
cent on ships but that another part OF tbs
same official document appears to justify the claim Of the
ssSSss the ". G. sssa
lowing paragraph. from our Fayersham correspondent
that the troublesome question il still open one with
her Majesty's Tree. trade advisers !"
" The NAVIGATION -FAyERsHAM, January 10,
1850 "A short time since, bu,lt vessel. which Ad
soe dams g r. sea- was 80 IN his pa 70 some
repaired applied the officers Of al Faversham
for The grant q British register for the SAID vessel con-
therefore, submitted the board Of In London. the
original IF he @ aa
ten per cent, the vessel being g manu- acsared article no.
IS that certificate Of British registry may be granted,
provided tie parties give writen to pay The
able The board having taken week in the
consideration Of this question: II seyidenty regarded as
S Ssss 9 considerable ana 'h' ss' as
The West India mail steamer Avon arrived at South
ampton the eth several days behind the date at which
delay occasioned some uneasiness She had on board
81 ls2 $50 on merchants accoun-princpaly from the
west coast OF America.
The receipts OF British revenue for the quarter ending
January amounted to 4l2 723,3l0 showing increase
the corresponding quarter Of the preceding year OF
f37l,i25 The increase extended to all the items OF reg
ular revenues except the post Office in which there
decrease Of f4e.ooo and in the property Of o5a
In the entire year there comparative falling OH OF
9so,I3l The aggregate revenue OF the year was E4s
ISL, 392.
Ii is said that Queen Victoria proposes to make yacht
voyage to the Mediterranean during the next summer, in
place OF repeating her visit to Ireland. she intended
tappears that the Turkish question defnitiyely set
ted both the emperors having agreed to the terms in
the prODOsed by the Porte the
arrangement having been approved by the representatives
OF France and England
MoNTEvIDEo notwithstanding the statement in our
elegraphc report, that the French assembly had de-
cded against the sending Of troops the river La Plata,
the latest Paris papers state directly the contrary The
decisions however correctly stated appears to be in
contradiction to the expressed opinion OF the assembly
The Patrie OF the 9th says:
"Thc government IL Is said is resolved send an ex-
pedtson Immediately to Monte yideo to be composed Of
ceved assurance OF this resolution from members Of
The correspondent OF the London Times SAYS, in re.
ference TO this statement and its discrepancy with the
vote of the assembly:
81 bave made some inquiries respecting its accuracy
friends OF the President of the republic Il is further stated
that the envoy from the government OF Monteyideo had
for Foreign Affairs at which the plan OF the expedition
fully discussed sill think. however. that the
ment ought TO be received with great caution.'
In addition to the above it is stated the authority
OF letter from Brest OF January g. that orders had been
received from the Minister of Marine to Mt out three
ships OF war to reinforce the French fee the La Pa
The correspondent OF the Times communicates the fol-
lowing curious article which appeared in the Paris
Ordre, paper supposed TO be the organ of M. Odon
Barrot
"a new fact now occurs surprise us, and which we
were at first obstinate in doubling but which
affirm in the most positive and certain the prnc
particularly the journals under the
and with the seal Of the Minister q Foreign Affairs, have
himself Il is he who wrote the leading article Of The Ma
ps9r on the acts Of The pIs.dency the other articles were
month that arrangements have been secretly making
nd S s% Cor e !. Of a
lated in the departments M Louis Bonsparte who Las
government, e1asssIssns IN at particular, ether from
feeling IF his strength or by the excess Of the Puri
to put Us responsibility al stake unless be in the extra.
ordinary OF aferfat Of forfeiture has wished at the
has done il in weekly oam under his dcta-
ton or his direction Although we are certain OF these
keep the shade, perhaps, should have brought
them before the public but we believe that being always
ready pond his Intentions well his acts,
shall not disPlease him by making known the truth
is therefore he who after enumeang the obstacles
which he has met with. and the principal facts which
have nevertheless been accomplished Insef nus pTesi
President has DONE or what he has been engaged about
for the last year II is much, If you please but is at
least something in the midst OF the difficulties which start
up all sides but hope he will still do better; he
will overcome all obstacles for the incessant
of his strength his origin. Thus, he still TO have
against him. as on the day OF his election all the old and
new parties all the press and all the administration, he will
society, he viii re-esablsh order and prosperity in
word he will accomplish his mission, because he will
always have with him the of the people, and be
cause he feels himself endowed with the faith which in.
pes and the will which executes" will be seen that
these noble IDEAS generous engagements but does
not the memory OF the President OF the republic al him
little when he thinks he had against him on the day OF
bs election ali old and new parties, and ali the press n
appears to that the Constitutional in particular will
have right complaint but. alter ALL this is its own af
fair and may discuss the matter il thinks proper, with
the Napoleon We cannot but be extremely battered to
the President OF the republic in the midst OF the cares
Of government take upon himself the trouble to make or
direct Journal We doubt not that by his style and by
his ideas he will raise the press which Others have IN
these sonowful times so much debasedand we are dis.
posed to praise his courage in fact he has need oil Il 70
thus periodically expose his writings his IDEAS, and his
SOUL to the judgment OF the public when the constitu
have before observed the which the fate Of the in.
situtons or that OF France is Interested Such an IN.
dertaking will be Judged OF in different lights But the
Napoleon bears on It's fronspiece the monumental Arc
de 1Etole The nephew Of the Emperor has not mod:
crate ambition he hopes himself that monument oil
glory will bear his through ages and generations
more happy than our own.
We do not find much news OF interest in the Paris jour
nails The authorities continue TO suppress clubs and
| newspapers.
The Moneur has officially announced the elevation oil
General Jerome Bonapare, the ex-kng OF Wesphaa, 10
| the rank of marsha OF France.