The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-05

The British steamship Camofia, win Iory through
O'Clock this morning. in dense log reports constant
he Atlantic arrived At Liverpool at half past eight
O'Clock on Friday 10th, and the Europa At O'Clock on
Monday morning Both steamers reported heavy east
erly winds. ma
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The chief feature OF the English news has been the
10 the educational colleges Of governments in Ireland
which has been condemned 90 toto, greatly TO the sur
prise Of all well wishers OF that unfortunate country
The Liverpool Journal and Chronicle. Which, oe,as ea,sd
ing among that body are loud ~ Their OF
the adopted by section OF the Irish bishops,
who are At the command OF the Pope. The Chronicle
says this is mournfal announcement over which the
statesman may well ponderfor the blackness Of the past
Is unrede elned by The slightest hope Of the future
This difference OF creeds, which II was tile object OF an
enlightened patriotism TO heal by uniting tine youth oil
Ireland to continue, tseems under ecclesiastical sane
lion. with all its hornd brood Of evils-bad passions
and personal and aBtpathes The curse oil the
past doomed to hang over the land and system o.
education. admirably adapted to the requirements o. the
country, rudey pushed aside BY the peudices OF the
Irish bishops. hA a43f ~ ~ III
Al several public meetings in different places il has
been proposed bestow suitable testimonial Of public
appreciation upon the brewers and draymen OF Barclay
Perkinss establishment Tor their treatment OF haynau
AZ an otre,. The Times states that preparations arr
ing Vienna TO greet the General on his return with
what thai journal STYLES splendid demonstration OF Loyal
devotion Inc garrison y 70 serenaae nun by ,ocngn.
OF the Empire
Its also stated, the authority Of an Austrian Gen.
era that the Austrian minister al London has been In
s,rucled to demand the punishment OF the men who
saulted Haynau, the butcher, in London.
frghtlui railway accident occurred on the eastern
line, on the 15th Nine lives were lost
The Gorham case has now commenced TO agltate the
public mind
destructive fire occurred at Liverpool, On Thursday,
in the vicinity of the Corn Exchange That building
was materially injured, and large amount OF property
destroyed
The Atlantic has booked $50 passengers, and sailed on
the 25h .a4a XII
The weather has been uninienuptedly fin. throughout
all parts Of the kingdom for securing the latest remnants
OF the harvest 81. ifl. siI i4.tt. 81 s
Mackn & Sons in their circular OF Friday, report
fair and steady business during the week in -four and
wheat, on the spot and to arrive and that each fully
maintained previous prces the market closing with an
Il Is proper to observe tbs, other authorities do not
present quite so encouraging view OF the market.
The London press of Friday publish later news from
India received y sssh va he
Of Macao had died OF it. gtA
Commercial affairs al Bombay were improving. The
remark applies to Madras but at Calcutta trade was
The prospects Of the indigo crop said to be very
encouraging. t,,a.
The only important political incident of the week has
been the discovery of Oreanst plot; the documents
connected with which, while they do not appear to mpi-
cate any person. afford the Paris and London press food
The President returned to Paris on Thursday and his
tour said to have been attended with brilliant
Some OF his friends have commenced 10 agiiae the cues
ton Of allowing him another 3000,00of for bis gene
raj expenses The proposition meets with but little
favor in consequence OF which he has, ii is said come
to the determination OF making further progress this
season 4t
or the whole number of SIS provincial councils, 40
passed resou ons in favor of the revision of the cons
tuition, with the view is understood OF prolonsing
the power oil the President OF the 80 others, IL only
uasse rrsOl
change. k 20
The government journals contend thai the great major
ty OF these councils having admitted the principle OF the
necessity OF the revision permitted TO undertake such
revision according to what may be deemed most advisable
for the interests OF the country The doctrine however
much as large majority Of the couneils have accom-
panied their resolutions with qualifications IN favor oil
The legislative assembly, and with stpuaiions that moth.
ing should be done without the consent OF the represent
atives OF the people
About 700 emgranis chiefly belonging to the old Guarde
Mobile, about 10 leave for California.
The reported changes in the ministry are said to be
Of the revenue during the first eight months
over the last is stated al rs, 900 900 francs.
The Bourse, on Thursday, opened at s3f s5c. and
Advices from Hamburg state that on the 18th The Hol-
stein army made forward movement, with the intention
OF attacking the fortified bridge The Schlege at Mes
sunde
The Danes were driven from their unforiifed positions
nj kosbcndO and other points into their entertainments,
and then cinnonaded for about hour the Hoteines
but without eject, when the fling ceased, and they be-
gan 10 retire The Danes then replaced the bridge which
they had previously removed, and crossed with the
intention OF harassing the retreat oil the Hoseners but
found them strong 10 render unadvsabe TO press
them closely Gen Wllesen took possession OF Ecken-
ford and established his headquarters nj that town in the
afternoon, but subsequently, forced ID retire, owing
to the near proximity Of The Danish ships
The army biyouscked at points somewhat in advance
oil their previous posion and on The following day the
I.rt,u IN haiti hat Tho
position which they held previous 10 the advance, and
up 10 the I4ih further movtnents had been made.
The HOlsteners lust about 100, and the Danes about
10 mea In Gen. Willisens proclamation, he says
We have offered the battle in the oI,en field, under the
most favorable circumstances tor him We have destroyed
all his field works IN the east, BY Rehonfod. Holm and
Horn Moliedi assisted his companions nj kaEendorf,
and thus proved that he fully master OF Schleswg
as he gives himself out to be-"
The Germans have been occupied last week with the
sudden and pfecipiaie fight OF the Prince OF HesseCas
sel Disputes having occurred between the Chamber AS
To his right impose taxes without the consent oil The
latter, and the people having obtained the sanction Of The
legal tribunals 10 their resistance OF the Illegal taxes i'm
posed by the government the Prince found The place too
hot 10 hold him, and fled. :,
The Hessians appear 20 be getting along very well
without the Eector and his infatuated ministers, and II
s said TO be probable that other States will shortly io
low their example.
Austria and Prussia.
Viewing this outbreak with little anxiety, It ~ said
that Austria will take sides with Prussia.
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