The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-27
FOREIGN.



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Tuesday. a. m, June IS.
The steamer Niagara Captain Ryie arrived here this
morning. At O'Clock Hs, dates from Liverpool are to
The Niagara left for Boston At s. .. m.
The Hbema arrived al Liverpool on Monday. The
steamer Helena, from Hamburg for New York, put into
Deal. May 81, with damaged machinery.
EpgIand.
The debates in Parliament present few features Of gen.
era interest," beyond the fact that the ministers have been
again beaten BY majority Of 80.
On Tuesday Lord Ross moved that the House should
resolve itself into committee TO consider the present mode
OF levying the duty on home made spirits in bond The
Chancellor OF the Exchequer resisted and made the mo-
ton government question. discussion ensued, the
House divided, and the government were thoroughly
beaenthe Chancellor protesting against the resolu-
TONS Sir George Grey has announced in the Commons
that il the intention Of the government to stop all post
Offices Saturday. and an inquiry was to take place, to
if il be not practicable stop the mails also the
Sabbath. This movement has met with no favor from
the majority OF the people.
Ireland has been introduced and twice read in the House
of Lords The object OF the bill is 10 exempt from sale
all estates not mortgaged to certain amount, and fixing
the minimum.
In the Assembly the bill for suppressng clubs and the
political bodies has been voted for another year The
bill for legaxing the transportation OF political offenders
excepting the clause which gave retrospective effect
The bill for granting pensions to the families OF those
killed and wounded 10 the affairs Of February and June
obtained signal triumph.
The bill granting pensions to the deserving OF the
working classes. when infrmity overtakes them, was
also passed by full house. The committee appointed
to consider the proposed great increase in the salary Of
the President have not recommended acquescence in the
demand Il is said however, that the leaders Of the ma
ority intend voting for the bill Notwithstanding the de-
cison of the committee sharp contest is therefore ex-
pected The Mountain 10 indignant at the proposal, as
they look upon this being only the first OF series OF
movements having for their end the legazng perpet-
ua presidency in the person OF Louis Napoleon, who has
affected to take great offence at the hesitation evnced BY
Ia recent tour throughout the provinces the President
was everywhere well received. His speeches some
what remarkable for their appeals for popularity among
II appears that in framing the new electoral law. the
President made great bunder He never intended, It Is
said, that the proposed changes should extend TO the
election Of Presdent well representatives; but is
20, and il is only now that he sees his mistake.
Another project Of law for lettering the press BY stamp
duty at present is engaging the attention OF govern
M Theirs has left Paris to visit Louis Philippe in Eng
land The ex. minister arrived on Thursday and was
well received by the diplomatists and Statesmen OF ST.
in view He had an interview with the President before
leaving Paris union of the two houses OF the Bour-
bons said to be the object Of M Therss visit to the
Girardin has been elected 10 the Assembly from the
Lower Rhine, by large majority.
In regard to the pending difficulty with England, a
peced everything viii be arranged before Monday next
in order that Lord Pamerston may be able to reply VIC
toousy. by facts the threatened motion of Lord STAN
The Globes correspondent writes that Lord Norman
dys efforts to bring the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
some positive decison had failed, although matters
were and are still regarded as virtually arranged.
General Lahittss party appears to Be- waiting for more
favorable advices from Russia
is stated French authority. that the Russian gov
met, repadatng the notion that British subjects living in
Tuscany or Naples during the late revolt have any just
claim for indemnity for the Losses they sustained during
the St. Peterborough cabinet completely identifies itself
with the principles which have served the bases Of the
conduct Of the cabinet OF Vienna.
Thursday.-Paris SIS opened at 81, and closed at %
The war budget OF 1851 less than the last by up
wards OF l3, 900 900 francs.
ult, stating that Moorish army, commanded by two
Pachast6e one white and the other black-was march
ing towards the frontier Of Agers, with hostile inten.
tons towards the French.
Latest accounts from Rome state that the Pope is
wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies TO the exclusion
OF all attention TO his temporal government The PEG.
pie said to evnce very uneasy state OF feeling and
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The Duchies.
The several proposals Of the Schleswig deputies, az
the bases OF negotiations, have been Published, but are
considered wholly inadmissible.
Baron Neyendorf had returned to Berlin, from War
and the Emperor OF Russia is said to have fully ap
proved OF all that has been done by Denmark, and uni
ted with that cabinet in the opinion that II force alone
to solve the question, its adjustment must not be pro.
tracted.
The Holsteiners had fred upon Danish man.of-war
cruising of Port Hieeghaven, the headquarters oil
the Danish troops in Juand Koldng. the Swedish gen.
era and his troops have received orders to be in eadi
ness 10 march.
scale in Prussia Still severer laws have been issued
against the press The King to be fast recovering
from his wound The papers lodged by Goethe with the
have been examined and the correspondence
between Goethe and his brother poet Schiller has been
found and will be published forthwith.
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