The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-15
FOREIGN.
FuaTnEs EXTRACTS sY THE EUnorA.

| FURTHER EXTRACTS Br THE EUROPA.
We gather the following further accounts from for
egn files by the Europa. arrived at New York on Fri
day:
| The English Parliament. which stands prorogued TO
the 18th OF October is further prorogued to the i4th OF
November.
Lord Broughams piscatoria trials have ended by both
parties Withdrawing their suits.
The sesms. superb has been wrecked on the island o.
struck upon the rocks OF Minquiers.
HoNoRs TO HAYNAU.-Gen, Haynau dlned with Baron
Rotbschild on the day after his arrival in Vienna .e
dBed with the Prime Minister Schwafzenbeg on the day
following, and The next day the Emperor gave him
grand dinner. This is the who we are told was
poor exile, IN disgrace with his sovereign,
The Emperor OF Russia has sent to General Haynau
the grand Gordon OF the order OF ST. Anne OF the hrs
class
RESURRECTION in NApLEs-A letter from Naples an
nounces an instruction in the two Calabrias. The gov
eminent is greatly alarmed and has ordered ingae 10
proceed to Solroma port OF Ultra Calabra and bonn
bard the city All Nicasfo, the insurgents had Skin
msh with the garrison Of the town. in which the latter
defeated and many persons shot The lnsurreclion
al latest accounts was spreading.
| Ireland.
/ The IRISH ExmEs-The last account of John Mitchell
supplied in Australian paper, which announces the
arrival OF the Neptune convict ship at Hobart Town, and
states that Mitchell had received his ticket OF leave, and
on account of his delicate of health will be allowed
reside at Boutwell,, where he can enjoy the society OF
John Martin.
the government to reside in Launceston.
The death Of the Right Rev DR.. Stopford, Lord Bishop
OF Meath Is announced
There have been two serious collisions between
the Irish OF Kilkenny and the constabulary force
France.
The NEW LAW ON THE pREss.--The Moniteur publishes
official notice on the subject OF the new law respecting
the press in which is announced that the law IS TO be
strictly enforced, unless every article containing politi-
CAL philosophical or moral discussion be not signed by
its author and ntmates that any attempt TO evade the
law will expose The journals to prosecution. .
1t Is curious that in this very article the Monaeur itself
violates the law, the article not being signed
The most important OF the revelations yet made IN con-
sequence Of this signing system is, that M de Cormenn
the far famed Tmon is a contribu'or TO provincial
journal The Journal du Loiret publishes article,
signed by that gentleman, in which he strongly urges all
the friends OF order and society TO remain firm to the ex-
listing constitution and TO permit no alteration IN It, mas
much is impossible substitute for il any arrange
which would not have enemies than the pres
ent The Journal DIES Debats has at length published
political artcle-t signed LOUIS Aloury and Is on the
subject of the Councils General OF Departments IT is
very lengthy affair." extending over nearly tour columns
M Louis Allouy however is not nearly so long. wlnded
as NJ Boay who signs himself Reddceur chef OF the
and who spreads dull and wearsome
article five mortal columns
We have to record another name among those OF the
writers in the National, that of NJ. Alexandra Rey who,
in article the Wiesbaden circular demands OF the
Legmatss " Do you approve of all the principles land
down in that circular AYE or no no = .,,,.5 !, ,,o
papers of conforming TO the obligation OF signature I'M
posed by the new press law The P0uUor signs every
% a % Pae
publish the head list OF their contributors The lead
ers are signed by the authors in full and the minuter
parag initiated. The GaeeHe de france only Signs
its first article
The inconvenience to the public of the signing system
is slrikngly nsanced to-day in many papers, but In none
more strongly than those which conducted BY NM
Veron and Casssgnac The former treats us to history
of his personal acquaintance with the President and pub
fishes the note by which M Louis Napoleon bonaparte
first desired the honor OF Nj. Verons acquaintance
portrait of the prince, his character and manners sue
ceeds, daubed with the coarsest Aat!ery ~ Cassagnac
details, which the reader could afford very we'll to miss
Take this specimen: About month before the 10th OF
December became again journalist TO give to society the
humble tributes OF my impenshabe devotion | sci ny
the flag OF Louis Napoleon in the corner OF France TO
which had withdrawn, and in month after was salu
ted BY the acclamations oil SIX millions mus on all
hands the weary newspaper reader bese with the OBJ
trusive personal vanity OF series OF redacteurs, and
instead OF beholdng in any organ the reflex OF the pub
lie mind is salued with the grmaces oil the se-sa's-
The socialist journal lie Pueblo has been suppressed
by the sentence of the correctional cou OF the Seine,
and the director condemned to fine OF 300t Tor having
made false declaration the subject OF the caution
money.
An artice-which is considered manifesto on the
part of the President of the French Tepubc-appears IN
the Moniteur du So. semi. official paper announcing
his intention, mentioned in the Sun OF Saturday. ne
cessary, of appealing to the nation for polongaon OF
his period OF office dissension appears to exist in the
French cabinet the subject OF the manifesto recently
published in the Moniisu du Sour hut which has since
been disavowed by authority and II is believed that
change in the ministry will be the result
The Count de Chambord has put out manifesto re-
ecng appeal the people OF France, and appointing
as his ministers the Duke de Lewis, Gen. ST. Priest, M
Berger the Duke des Cars and the Marquis de Pastoret
As not word about constitutional principles is men
toned in this declaration II has already given great Of
fence to M de Lafochelaqueln and portion OF the leg
miss Indeed, its only effect will be TO strengthen the par
ties OF the President and the Count de Paris.
4 M dc Larochejaquen has addressed letter 10 the
leading legitimst papers, insisting upon the necessity OF
recognising the national will the base OF all
eighty. and showing that this doctrine is not new but has
always been the rule in France
THE STATES THE cHURcH.-Two important laws Tor
the organization OF the Papa government published
at Rome, on the 18th OF September in the Giornaie d
Rome They are promulgated by Cardinal Antonnel in
the name al the Pope. One relates TO the org alton oil
the ministry and the other TO that OF council oil State
The Statute, OF Florence. quotes letters from Rome OF
the l2th stating that the two organic DEGREES published
by Cardinal Anonnel have not been avorably received
by the Romans but on the contrary. torn and drted
consequence Of those DEGREES.
CARDINAL AsroNNsLLt's NOTE 70 rue sAKDINnS GOVERN
To the Marquis If Spinaie charge da6air Of his Sard
MAN n,aJssis at the H,iy See
FROM ruR VATICAN, Sept e. 1850
The events which have taken place Turln after the
death oil the cevaere Petro di Rossi d Santa Cosa, Min
istcr of Commerce OF his Sandman majesty are iest
OF bitter grief for the church and her august head
OF facts which prompted the previous protests Of bis
holiness which have been hitherto TO the present
totally diregarded has been still more aggravated
an the Of the Sandman States where the lay
has not feared to NEEDLE with questions which have solely
relation the administration OF the hoy sacrsments the
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