The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-17
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Three days later from Europe. s,hn,ts
HALIFAX TELEoRAPH orFIor, Z. & !
Friday morning, 10 O'Clock.
The Cambria sailed from Liverpool at IL, a. M, No.
vember and has just arrived, having been detained on
the habor several hours owing to very dense land logs
She has % through passengers, and II for Halifax The
political news is OF more than usual interest
EngIand.
Since the sailing OF the Atlantic, the general news in
England possesses but little interest The Church OF
England through her bishops and clergy, seconded by
several OF the leading journals OF the country s calling
for penal enactments to extinguish the new titles
clergy waited upon the Bishop Of London on Friday to
present address previously determined upon at Sion
college The deputaion cordially received by the
nature Of the address, and strongly urged that every
parish prepare and forward an address to the throne at
this critical period
esty ready to receive the address OF her loyal peo
ple and ready to their Incorporating determine
lion to resist this impuden interference with her au-
thoriy
The appointment OF General Schramm to the Office OF
Minister OF War has not led TO better understanding
between the President and General Changarnier. There
have BEEN in fact greater disputes than General
SchTamm and General Changarnier had serious quar-
| rel.
The dismissal Of General Newmeyer from his appoint.
men second in command under Changanier, and the
difficulties arising theefrom have led TO cabinet council,
at which the decree dsmisslng Newmeyer was recommit
ted and fresh decree issued appointing him to higher
command Of the 14th and 18th military divisions, the
headquarters of which are at Nantz. The General
having refused to accept the command rendered TO him.
he has forty eight hours granted him to consider the
subject General Changarnier strongly urges him to &C
# is said that the Turkish government has asked the
good Offices Of the British and French governments
against the menacing demands Of the Austrian cabinet
Numerous arrests have been made Of parties concerned
the late discovered conspiracy at Lyons which said to
have had extensive ramiications
Late advces from Agies state that the cholera had re-
appeared there and the deaths in two days amounted to
A fair business was done on Thursday in the Paris
Bourse. The fves opened al 81, and closed at o.
Hssse-Casscl.
| The German papers received on Wednesday confirm
the account respecting the movements OF Austrian troops
in support of the Bavarian force, which is about to
teegraphic despatch from Cassel, OF the 2sth ult
in the Colonies Zeitung," states that in the course o
Sunday night all the troops Casse received orders to
They will thus be in position 10 join the Bavarians and
Ausrians as they enter the Electorate.
telegraphic despatch Of the 29th from Casse states
that army Of Bavaran troops was hourly expected
enter the Electorate.
The command Of the Prussian corps Of the Rhn,
had been given 10 the Duke Of Saxenburgh Goha.
the Goth ult, which state that the Hessian troops il
Haynau on The environs OF Frankfort, have been dis
banded, and were compelled TO give up their arms ant
The same paper states that the Eector and his minis
tiers, after protesting against the Bavarian invasion of tn,
Electorate have suddenly altered their views and giver
their consent to the entry into Hesse Casse OF the Bava
rian army. That army was expected to arrive on thu
Both ulimo
| The Mayence Journal has also dates from Haynau o
the 23d ut stating that the Bavarians and Austrian
were to enter. The Electorate army that day Il
assemble in the Province OF Haynau
| Germany.
| No authentic information has been received of the re
suit of the conference at Warsaw between the Emperor
of Russia and Austria and King of Prussia but the Co
ogne Gazette contansa teegIaphc despatch from Der
lin 30th u which states that information has been
ceived from Warsaw, according TO which the PrussaI
proposals have been peremptory declined.
Denmark, too, not likely TO accede to the proposal
Danish and German commission to settle the dicultie
OF the Danish question.
| The Berlin Reforrner denies that Prussian officer
in full uniform allowed TO join the Schleswig Hol
steiners.
The Times Berlin correspondent writes that nothing
has occurred during the visible and external proceeding
of the Congress Warsaw 10 lessen the hope that it
issue would be favorable TO the continuance OF peace
The correspondent of the London Times under date
Vienna, October 81, states that the public feeling wa
aroused and that even the most apahetc 60 lar
declare that they should have great objection 4
shoulder musket again. The Morning Chronicle is in
formed that Austria will yield on the federal ques
ton
The German papers are occupied with the movement
| OF troops TO Hessse- Cassel