The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-24
FOREIGN.


FUhElGN.
From me N. Y. Journal Of Commences. April ~.
EURTHER DETAILS BH THE AmEmcA.
The mails brought BY the America. At Boston. reached
LosDon April 5th Consols close heavily at % to sss
for money. and set for the account
sef eoc; Three per Gents. oof. Soc; Bank Actions,
ns sy April TAf United Essa s s
morning.
gale On he % Mach n oas s oas in
recollection Along the Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, and
Nerhumbrian coast casualties almost nnunerable
BY the Sovereign steamer. which arrived at Wick on
Thursday from Orkney, we have the melancholy tidngs
OF the loss Of large brig. at the island Of Ebay, 0rk
ney, on Sunday last when all hands were drowned At
Krkwal. Saturday. large barque lost the
Island Of North Ronaldshsy and every soul belonging TO
TN JOHN JOHN R. sxIppY-cap,ain Shpley, Of the John
r. Skiddy, has furnished the consignees with the fol-
lowing particulars Of her loss.
Gahre Corey, Sd April, 1850
GEsrLKMEs, Il has become my melancholy duty 70 in
qusrerpasi eleven O'clock il being very thick and
Ato~ Bank jan for rasSa1 had Bardy Island
o'clock the same morning., and steeed course that
Tusksr; but from some unaccountabe means. the ship
was drilled very materially out Of her course by the tides
were sndsd II .sisy also hs greater part q
saved the %
rigging, and part Of the stores
he s s
keep moderate some part Of the cargo may be saved
have abandoned the ship to Lloyds agent, who has
men now employed bending the sails, &c.
abandoned oil williams II has been my mistor
tune 10 fall In with They commenced robbng and plum,
Of luggage o. stores landed they we're Immediately seized
on py The lawsss villains In defiance Of e s9nst Eard
The PRESENT MOVEMENT IN THE cHuRcH-Refer-
ring the present movement in the church, the London
correspondent of Scotch paper the Northern Warder
Exeter have just the greatest difficulty in lettering
large numbers Of the clergy from going over at to
Rome The Puseyite clergy are daily hooking, in great
numbers 10 Dr. Wseman, to consult him to the
which they ought to pursue in the present crisis OF the
Anglican church OF course the mere fact Of asking the
counsel Of such man argues previous determination to
the Romish bishop generally advises those who consult
him not to Join the Roman Catholic church just yet but
e n ne nsy are ss ss u
principles under the guise Of Professionalism. than they
could do i they had openly seeded from the Anglican
establishment.
M Vidal the socialist candidate. who at the recent
elections in France, returned both for the depart
mens Of the Seine and the lower Rhine, has elected to sit
for the latter consequently there will be another election
The Montsur publishes decree. signed by the Presi-
dent OF the republic fixing the 2Sh Of April for the cleo
Of six for the Saone and Loire in conse
quence of the elections there being annulled.
The newspapers are filled with accounts Of segeanis
and corpoas who have been reduced to the ranks and
sent 10 Algeria for voting for the Socialists.
The President OF the republic, whilst his road to
vncennes April lst was insued in the Faubcug 81 An
tome, by number Of drunken men, who followed him
for distance and used menacng gestculaons. The
carriage of the President however, drove hastily away,
and left the ruf6ans behind.
Letters from Mons state that terrible explosion has
taken place in Of the coal mines, by which seventy
five workmen were killed
From The London Times Of April S.
II we had entertained any doubt Of the neciency OF
aus
OF the 10th of March, OF the mpolcy OF the rig
and decided propositions which have been discuss
removed 5y he eject q these projects ON public opinion
in France, and BY the increasing difficulties which this
line of policy is calculated to raise The law for the in
and weekly press has already served ate and alarm
the country, without diminishing the evil il was intended
to combat for in the provinces the journals the moder
because they have limited circulation. More
over S T. the zeal q she . support a ,hs
dent, has put forth doctrines and Arguments which
would justify any amount OF restriction the great
engine Of public discussion. Another measure, to
winch even more importance Attached, Tor
the maintenance of the tranquility OF the capital, is
the projected expulsion OF all persons not having
recognised place Of abode, by virtue Of old law Of the
year four OF the first republic The scheme in itself was
vexatious and harsh for whatever be the deploabe
condition OF the vagran population OF our great cities IL
Is an ACT OF mprudent nhumany TO drive these oucasts
forth into the land with earthly provision for their
miserable subsistence But il the plan was 10 itself rash,
II still unfortunate 10 have announced such
ention only TO abandon II, and 10 keep, as II were
sword hanging the most desperate class in the
ropos II 10 not by the creation OF minister OF po
ce by the shifts OF exhausted treasury, that
the President or any government he can hope 10 collect
around him, rescue France from the perils which
surround her; and bound TO add that those pers
seem likely TO be increased by the very taken
remove them. Hence the unwelcome indications OF pop
uar discomfort which met the OF Louis Napoleon,
for the first time. he crossed the Faubourg St An.
tone the other day, his way inspect the fortress
OF Vincennes Hence, too, The more important change
in the state OF parties. which throws gloomy
certainty over the future destines OF the republic
We may describe this change in the state OF parties in
the shortest compass by observing that the effect OF the
swell the opposition At the expense OF frac
ton Of that body which called year ago the party
OF order and that whilst the elements OF that species OF
coalition have been dissolved by variety Of causes,
more perfect fusion has been created between the liberal
opposition and the chiefs of the revolutionary faction
We hold that fusion TO be unprncpled and perous
combination. We persuaded that Ia the day OF
cessf that day should again be brought about by insur
rectonary vioencethe liberal opposition would be to.
tally unable to control the desperate allies whose support
H. nevertheless not ashamed 10 accept. and the
ing with facts they inconcstable thai the OPP
the policy of the rover raudIv pcreax