The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-02
FOREIGN.
From ths New York Evening Post Of Monday.
"DETAILS OF THE FOREIGs Me Wa.

DETAILS OF THE rOhEtGH NEWS.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Boston at one O'Clock
yesterday morning, and the mails despatched u
half past eight o'clock BY special express BY way Of
the Long Island railroad arriving here a hapssi ten
o'clock last night There were over fifteen thousand
letters for this can unusually large number, owing to
the fact that the leaves but fortnight The
Cambria brought the largest European mail received
IN Boston About fifty Of the cabrias passengers came
Enslaad.
Thry-hye Hungarian exiles having arrived last week
from Hamburger at Leith on their way to America, q
s On ms y s
adopting means to raise subscription 10 carry them fer
ward the land which they have chosen as The place Of
i was also ntimated that al Glasgow, nom whence they
sail. promising subscription list has been got up The
refugees are principally military oficsrs,o! rank
marine engines ever made. They are eight hundred
horse power, and intended for the steamer at
american aDas an Mail Steamship Company. " =
The Panama railroad is attracting attention in Paris
and London, and the position in relation TO i is taken.
or Ill nans without and on equal oo
in Of war; and diplomatic convention for this
object 10 suggested to which the contracting parties
should only be New Granada and the United States.
but France England and Russia, whose territories are
bounded the west well the east by the Pa
cc ocean The hope is expressed that all parties in
teresed will occupy themselves with the question with
News has been received from Mr.. Layard, who Is q,
present near Mossul, and busily engaged in his re-
The English papers filed with long accounts Of the
funeral soemnites OF the late Queen Dowager Adeaide
wife Of William the Fourth. We find the following BIZ
ographcal sketch OF her in Of these descriptions:
The union between the late King William Nv Chen
Duke Of Claence) and the ustrous subject Of this
ass ns Il yhs
Snon Archbishop Of Canierbuy In the presence Of the
spent Hanover but period The principal rssi.
ence Of the duke and duchess was In England broken
a amy ss i've snort visits 2 Y y As year, &c
Sow Of any importance marked the domestic life
their marriage. The hopes of providing heir
The Of England sepeaedy raised, only 70 be
lived only few honrs and srcoad daughter the f,n-
Geoieana Adelaide. who was born the 10Th Of De-
cember 1920 expired March A. in the succeeding year
This loss understood have been keenly royal
and the sculptor chsn,r.y was honorsd " com
norai resulting In the production Of exquisite figure.
a q s ians a w.
duchess Of Clarence passed from the retemento OF Bashy
rom comparatively narrow Income. 20 Iii he publicity
and splendo Of throne 1t s related oil her late Majesty
duke Of Carenos 70 the throns her royal Surs In
70 tears but that recovering her presence Of mind she
brought dings would accept prayer book which lay
the table, with her name written therein, rs the first
sAter reign Of seven years. Queen Adelaide passed
again into retirement on the death Of his late Msesy
band, The Queen unremting In her attentions.
remained in almost attendance in his cham
lie resignation which became her, ani which Was conso
with the of her whole lie. The pension granted
so hs afs Of The oo
place on Thursday morning; December 8"
In some parts of this unhappy country the destution
and distress are az great as at any time during the last
three years. 4ss eg
board and inspectors the indoor paupers Of the
Klrush Union obliged TO 70 to bed night with
out dinner The master brought the state Of the house,
board, when soup and chopped turnips grown on the
and the only food available The outdoor paupers
desperate state, crowdng the depo,s and follow
ing the relieving officers by thousands 10 town 70 get into
he workhouse, where admission was impossible.
Some OF the most irretrievaby encountered estates,
md at the same time most extensive IN me son,h o.
,f chancery or the encountered estates BILL are hoee OF
he Earls o. Gengal Mount Cashel Kingston, Portariing
on, Limerick.
In Orange circles is stated that early in the ssssion
which. il said, will commence in the latter end OF
lanuary,)a motion will be submitted in the House Of
:unsia s Connected with The ARRAY At Doiy's Bae.
he dismissal OF Lord Roden, and the 'Orange arma-
nent" Meantime all possible exerton 10 made to swell
he list OF signatures 10 what is termed the National
Address to Lord Roden," the occasion Of his dismis
,al, by the government, from the magistracy II is
boased that this document has been signed BY thirty
,f Commons nearly $50 deputy lieuenants and magis-
aies, and numerous body OF cergymen and other per-
IONS.
The exhibitions at Cancellation Hall still continue
The receipts week, announced by Mr. John OCon-
ne, amounted to SIS i5s Negotiations for union
with the "Irish Alliance the association that has
sprung into existence from the ruins OF Young Ireland"
are still going on, but great confidence Is fet about
he projected smalgamation
We lind the following extract oil letter from Mr.
Smith OBren, one OF the Irish exes, in the Dublin
Freemans Journal:
DEcKmBrR ~, 1919.
MY DEAR DR. GRAY enclose you from let
ter received today from Mr. Smith OBrien and ~ look
you as one Of the friends 10 whom audes you can
the extract you may t Believe me yours very
faithfully, .
Dr. GxAY, Freemans Journal Office.
sOs BOARD HER MAJEsTY's snrr Swrr
"About twenty miles west Of the Cape ofGood Hope,
"Sep'ember II, 1919.
"MY DEAR -, Believing that II win Crafty yon 10
hear that have arrived thus far in safety wrte to
voyage has been singularIy monotonous. We have
shark; and with the exception OF pretty
gale, which carried away the hammock MEETINGS
our side Of the vessel, have encountered
have nothing therefore, communicate In the way oil In
rident and regards the past and FUTURE everything
In fact you robsbly great deal about f
destiny Than ourselves havc received In
maon whatever What will be lot in the colony
We have been placed nncer restrictions BY the nstrucons
As the letter is subject to the surveillance OF the auor-
you respecting politics anything else. Be assured that
Notwithstanding all the vexaons and suHerngs which
have already experienced, which may hereafter be In
for me, shall be able extirpate otn my
bosom passionate attachment Ireland, sentiment
Of gratitude towards those friends who, through and
IL. A.lnyH IAIl