The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-26

men OF the socialist principle.
credit has been demanded by the ministry for finish
ing the tomb OF Napoleon.
On Monday week the motion for dlsarming the Garde
Mobile %ss read nsys IN b ss Sr me fourth Tune
searched by The officers Of exercise at the various way
terminuses in Paris.
The salary q the secretary of the President expected
A Joint note from Austria and Prussia has been ad.
dressed to the French cabinet calling the government
unite with them in obging Switzerland to expel the
revolutionary leaders who are there sheltered Should
France refuse those are determined on com
polling the Swiss government 10 accede to their demands
even by an armed intervention, II necessary
The Emperor of Russia, il is said, has accredited Count
Stonghof ambassador to Paris. The object oil this
appointment is to strengthen the reaconary part and to
consolidate Russia, and to absove thai influence IN
France
The speech OF Victor Hugo on public instruction has
been seized at Lyons BY the general commanding in vr
Tue OF the state OF siege.
An attempt Is soon TO be made by strong iacuons 10
amend the constitution
PARIS Thursday night
The city is quiet. The police stationed al such Of
the trees OF liberty as are still standing and do not al
low loerers to coDgregate there.
No fears Of further disturbances and great reliance is
placed on the energy OF ihe government
Government stock IL much hlgher. francs opened Al
96f. l5c-closed al 96i
HAvRE COTTON MARxEr-On Thursday, the sales
reached 100 bales, and prices unchanged
Greece.
state that serious rupture between the English and
Greek governments had taken place, and that total
suspension OF relations had occurred between the Two
governments II appears that some old claims upon
the Greek government remained unsettled, and also In
reference 10 islands belonging TO the lonan group
which have been usurped BY the Greek government
Further dates totbe 2d from Athens have hem received
which state that four or five war-vesses belonging 70
the King, Ohio, were captured by the English squad
rom and that all Greek merchantmen were prohibited from
leaving or entering their respective ports.
1t appears that the policy OF the Greek government IS
TO passive until the decision OF the French and
Russian cabinets has been taken on The subject What
may have been, they have been deemed perfectly salts
factory by the French government Ergo Greece is not
likely 10 receive much assistance IN that quarter.
OF France this affair, and that the French minister de-
cared in private that he hopes TO be able in few days
announce that the misunderstanding between England
and Greece has been amicaby settled.
India aud Chi.a.
Dates from Bombay 10 the 3d. and Calcutta to the 22d OF
December received at Liverpool on the "a ns IN
anticipation of the overland mail
The political news is unimportant
Trade at Bombay both in imports and exports, is dull
In freights, but little doing
The money market is less easy at Calcutta
Trade has declined considerably
Prussia.
All the articles Of the proposed constitution except the
one making ministers responsible TO the King have been
agreed upon BY the chambers, and the King had taken
solemn oath to the constitution on the 9Th The lmme-
date consequence rise IN The funds, ana great re-
joiciag in Berlin .
The Rhine has overlooked Its banks, anu done great
damage to the adjacent country.
Denmark and the Duchics.
The session OF the States was ope6ed by the King in
person the 30th ut Reyertng to the host,ities with
Schlesswg Hostein, he says the has not yet ermi
mated It is only suspended. hope however that the
negotiations in progress will lead to the desired end, pro-
vided my mised subjects do not meet with support from
greater power.
II is now stated on authority that the Pope is about
to return to Rome almost Immediately II believed that
the Spansh garrison would eyacuate Rome the arrival
of his Holiness The French have fortified and oc-
cupied several strong posts the coast Architects
have been ordered to prepare the palaces for the Popes
Legate
Accounts from Dardanelles state that the Circas-
SLAMS have gained great advantages the Russians on
the Orsa The Russians have been compelled to retreat
with great loss
The escape OF Madame Kossuth, and the fact OF her
having ioiaed her exied husband, confirmed. The
exlradition is nearly settled
swi xeriand
Austria has made demand for the exiraditon OF some
Poles who have taken refuge from the seventies follow
ing the Hungarian troubles within the cantonments OF
Switzerland The Swiss government has refused to sur
ed that the refugees have intrigued in politics and other
wise msconducted themselves In this position the can
tonments are sustained by the French government Eng
land will also, il is supposed, sustain the swiss IN her
position.
Commercial and Monetary.
LIVERPOOL Saturday, February 9Inielgence from the
districts is still haering, aud late accounts
from India the anticipation OF Increased orders
from that quarter 80, ma,
The money market is rather depressed The bullion in
The bank has slightly decreased The rate OF discount Is
from to "a per cent Gonsos closed at soa 80 Tor
money. -,
American securities In fair request a steady prices
Buenos Ayres stocks have advanced per cent
CorroN During the previous fortnight cotton
had huctu sed and after various alterations 10 price, the
market settled down the quotations. per Europa, viz
Orleans III, Mobile T. fair Upland q sales OF he two
weeks 500 bales OF which 900 American were
taken speculation , -, .
The cotton market is depressed Flour Is not much n-
qured tor prices have fallen from Is TO Is 3D. per Dbl
on good brands
Indian corn has receded sxpence quarter yellow,
the tendency still downward The frost has dsap-
pcared and sentimental ports are now shipping
AMERICAN PROVISIONS The market has improved
Bacon good western, has advanced one 10 two sh
lings per cwt .
Lard has again declined
PORK Is In demand, but unchanged prices Cheese,
for low qualities is much inquired for; but no advance
has yet been made.
TaIow 10 sxpence per cwt. lower
Freghts steady, but thu demand Isl light
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