The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-30
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL or rnE CANADA.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,


wind blowing very heavy from the northwest
The new steamer Franklin arrived of Cowes on Fri
day, and proceeded to Hayre
The Canada got on the rocks about 80 miles east oil
the harbor last night but supposed TO have sustained
material injury. She brings 60 through passengers,
and IA Halifax passengers
England.
The political and general intelligence since the sailing
OF the Pacific wholly destitute OF interest The Queen
has returned to the Isle OF Wight
Five new bishoprles have been created an the Anglo
Catholic church. Cardinal Wseman has received the
appointment OF archbishop in Ireland
| The government education continues TO occupy large
al ppp sshs@ for hs, ana
much energy. The tenant-league continues TO aglate
the country and the meetings fully attended by gen
| tlemen OF responsibility and influence.
The English and Irish papers supply details OF many
outrages ending In robbery and MURDER various parts oil
those countries.
commenced upon extensive scale II is said that
unusual breadth OF wheat will be sown in England and
Ireland
The Monitgnr publishes order OF the President BY
which he applies upon his authority, rs 900 francs
to the payment OF the costs OF the decorations OF the
Legion d'Honneur
The revenue returns for the past nine months have
been published, and show increase the pc
riod last year OF 2s, 1000 francs.
The National asserts the probability OF considerable
notification OF the cabinet taking place
M. de Pesgny has departed Tor Berlin, is said upon
political mission connected with the complication oil the
German difficulties. The treatment oil the army by the
President is the subject Of much comment in the journals
The cries Of the army will be put down. and stringent
measures tax prevent nsubodinaion any feeling
tending to threaten the republics
II is said that the whole of the Presidents through
the country will form subject OF debate upon the
meeting OF the Assembly
The republican and Orleans parties, respectively, have
become consolidated. whilst those who threaten the
pubc-the legimists and Bonapartis iactionsare daily
becoming weaker. II is believed that the stringent
measures proposed BY the committee OF safety in refer
ence to the army will have desirable effect in sill fur
akan fha Of tn
The efforts made TO limit the duration OF the Presi-
dents term to the period originally fixed being siren
uousy increased and as this is point on which egti-
mss and republicans agree, 1t is thought by many
that success will attend their efforts.
BY telegraph have advices from Paris 10 Thursday
which state that the parliamentary committee had
that day. and after short and important session ad
journed
Il is said that the heads OF the party OF order have
agreed the proposition OF proongation provided that
the late demonstrations are not repeated.
1t also reported that if, towards the end OF the Pres
dents renewed term, should be thought right to ask
the country decide between monarchy and republic,
he has promised TO throw no obstacle in the way OF this
proceeding.
II is believed that the Assembly will be in better TEN
per than was expected few days ago
Denmark Duchies
Nothing new has occurred in the relative position Of
the armies the assault Fredercksiadt and it is
now confidently asserted diplomacy will be called in
to settle all difficulties England and France named
as the mediatDg powers.
The number Of killed and wounded is variousy stated
certain people OIL fTeutTCkstdul
suffered severely from the effects Of the shells thrown
into the town by the Holseiners.
Many persons, under great deprivation, have been
obliged 10 abandon the place.
Hpublic subscription has been started to meet the
gency, and the King OF Denmark has subscribed one
thousand dollars.
i IIcsss-C
All the newly appointed ministers strong adheIents
TO the constitution, and the popular voice is said TO be
greatly in their favor. 5HH
The revolutionary feeling is said 10 be increasing Up
Ixur NJ ttunh dr.d
missions IN the army which is in most dlsorgan-
lied state
Ii is said that Haynau, who by proclamation of the
Elecior has been created commander in-chie OF the
army proposes promote the commissioned officers
TO the vacancies Haynau is commanded TO remove all
grades who refuse TO obey his orders, and TO consign
them 10 immediate punishment
According letters from Frankfort, the intention
OF the Elector OF Hesse TO abdicate The Prince OF Gas.
sci will succeed him.
In the last sitting Of the college OF Princes at Berlin, M
de Radowliz formally announced that the Prussian gov
eminent would suffer the Federal Assembly at Frank
fort interfere by force in Hesse Casse and that any
tempt TO do would be resisted by Prussia.
Consequent upon division the subject Of Hesse Gas
sell ministerial crisis has taken place in Hanover and
Stuve, and the Premier has retired
Congress OF Deputes OF all the different committees
established to raise funds in support OF the OF Schles
wig Holsten has been reported Beyond the usual cee-
monies Of address TO the National, and the passing OF
some strong resolutions, nothing done.
4 As the deputies did no, commence the subscription al
OUT 10
they should, but not they did, the receipts small
Germany.
The two divisions OF the Austrian army, upon their
march for Hesse-Casse have received counter orders
and have stopped in their progress This. it is said has
been the result OF Joint remonstrance upon the part Of
England and Russia.
Prussia still protests against the adopted the
Frankfort Conference In other matters there appears 10
be nothing TO report
Austria and Hungary.
| A teegraphc despatch from Trieste states that the
cholera has again broken out in that city
In future, all important affairs connected with the army
are TO be transacted by military council, composed oil
FIVE generals who will meet under president appoint.
ed by the Emperor
Czonagh formerly secretary OF kossuth, has been ar.
rested well as DR. Siunich late domestic MUSICIAN 10
cation with Pusky during TIE time OF the revolution in
i Crota.
Tokens Of returning sympathy for Hungary daily
manifest themselves
i The only OF interest has been the
creation OF batch OF fourteen cardinals in the
i eonsisory held on Monday. His Holiness made brief
harangue, in which the Piedmontese question
SKINNED over in a manner that indicated hope that
some accommodation might be brought about, and de
sire not 10 rrtate the Sandman government by harsh
i offensive expressions
/ The Pope then proceeded TO nominate several arch
bishops and bishops vacant Sees and finally published
the names oil the members OF the Sacred College,
who appear have been elected imparaly and are dis
tribued 10 one Roman, two OF the Roman provinces,
one Neapoltan, three Frenchmen, two Spaniards one
Austrian, two Prussans, Portuguese, and last, not