The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-01
FUKrHEa ny TIE EUROPA.

From the New York Express.
ing ofM French National assembly The Presidents
Message. --Iaerease of hs French Army.-Poiiey Of
France t0''ard' Gsr"q my.s Ss.. &c. &c
THE CATHOLIC MOVEMENT MIR. DIsraeli has published
manifesto accusing the wings OF counienancig in Ire
land the policy on the part OF Rome which hey now md
convenient denounce In England, one OF the new
Catholic bishops in pastoral charge goes further than
this and broadly that the new hierarchy was ar
ranged with the express sanction Of the governments and
Cardinal Wseman, who has again arrived In London is
also said to have declared that the whole scheme was
submitted to be approved by the cabinet some time ago.
poach present vehemence though the excitem ent
appears eonned almost exclusively TO the middle classes
BoARD OF TRADE RETURNs.-The Board OF Trade re-
turns for the month OF October show considerable in
crease in the matter OF EXPORTS as compared with the
two previous years. especially in coons, linens. WOOL
Il is proposed to apply Parliament at the approaching
session to introduce clauses into the Liverpool dock bill
with view to the addition Of poor rates Should the
application be successful, the American trade, which
forms the great staple OF the port would most materially
suffer. 80
nual public dinner was marked by unusual brlmncy.
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence was present, and made
speech which is characterized by the papers as earnest
eloquent truthful, and impassioned, and is said TO have
been in fine taste throughout.
THE PKEsIpENT's MEssAGE-The Legislative Assem-
bly, has reassembed The Presidents speech Is the ao-
sorbng ,opic and highly approved OF by the public
and the papers generally; The opinion seems TO gam
ground that an army OF observation will be stationed
ihe DEPARTMENTS near the northeastern frontier Thirty
thousand men are spoken of for the Mosele alone TO be
enabled TO meet any emergency that may arise.
The last council of ministers, on the receipt oil the
dispatches from Germany unanimously decided that the
ministers of France at the oil Austria and Prussia
should be instructed 10 announce that, although France
wishes TO observe the strcest neutrality on the disputes
of other States she could but regard war between
Austria and Prussia European affair; and the French
ministers desired 10 demonstrate with all the weight
OF their official position against the right OF Austria and
Prussia open the way 10 convuson in Europe Tor IN
teress which are either personal too slight not to
make il incumbent, on them offer mutual concession.
NATIONAL AssEMBLY.--The proceedings in the Assem-.
bly, were unmportan The minority are very well dis
posed towards the government, and the message has
greatly pacied the opposition. On "Wednesday, IN hs
official document, Louis Napoleon committed himself
to facts and principles foreign 10 the alleged tendency OF
his ambition, considering more polite to stand the ieyo-
luton in its integrity than 10 make movement which
failing in It's INTENT would throw power into the hands OF
legtimsts He Processes his obedience to the law and
condition, the industry OF the country is invested IN trade
and manufactures, and its contenedness implied IN the
absence OF any significant agitation. The Preslden
dwes on the condition OF the finances, the state OF thu
army and navy, the of foreign relations, AMI
hence tina, the time has arrived for the consideration
| the principles OF free trade. a.l.
The President promises 10 conform 10 the will OF thu
PEOPLE While England is alarmed at the introduction Of
one Cardinal France reioces at the elevation OF thres
Frenchmen TO that honor. For himself Louis Napoleon
dsclams personal ambition, and invites the Assembly
aid him in consolidating the constitution.
The message is very satisfactory one.
There were about six hundred members present al The
opening OF the Assembly, and Dupn was elected Pres
dent OF the Chambers by considerable majority.