The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

ders sent to Lord Normandy and he trusted no steps
of the kind would be necessary. Hear. hearl
The post Office authorities 10 London have notified the
the American mail steamers must be specially adj
dressed, by Uaited STATES Packet from Liverpool"
The postage on letters may be prepaid or left unpaid
ing the periods which these packets will leave England
have yet been received BY him
Recall OF THE FaEScH AMBASSADOR FROM EsGLAsD.--
The following explanation was given in the Assembly on
| the 10th instant
The order Of The day was the interpretations Of M.
General De La Hitte, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. as
cended the tribune, and said Gentlemen. in the sitting
on Saturday last had the honor OF announcing to che
Offices in the negotiation pursued Athens, the govern
ment Of the republic had considered II s duty to apply
to the English government for explanations.
had right to look for. considering the good intelligence
which existed between the two countries, the President
Of the republic after having taken the sdyce Of his
bassador IA loud burst OF cheering from the right
cspping Of hands, cries Of . bravo bravo r Renewed
The left all this time remained quiet The appreciation
continued at least five minutes In order to make the
Assembly aware OF the motives which actated the gov
eminent to come to this decision cannot do better than
read to you the ette. which addressed M Drouyn de
PHuys on the subject
PARIS May H. 1850.
MONSIEUR As had the honor Of announcing you yes
terday the council has deiberated reply of the cab
met Of London which yon had been directed transmit
he q
France, In spirit Of kindness and peace had decided
on
between Great Britain and Greece. Il has been agreed
should be suspended daring the course Of the sdsson
and that 4 any arrangement deemed M to be accepted BY
daior the latter should refer the TO London before
ags gain having recourse 70 force
promises, which, however, have been observed This
dePorabe consequence has resulted that at the
ney agreed between the cabinets Of Paris and Of Lon
wss q
aesh by the naval forces of Great Britain in spite Of the
obliged ia order 70 escape complete ruin to accept with
discussion, the clauses of umatum infinitely
strange result mediation we desired see itony
the effect Of Misunderstanding.
sdering Of effect (mon Gvsn the facts much TO
be regretted by and which had taken place only
into with u.s. would maintain the convention which had
been ageedto You had been charged 70 apply 70 il TO do
appeared to that the proongaon Of scourn in
London no longer compatible with the dignity Of the
The President has ordered direct you return
dses He has also % lie
satisfaction Which The Of the republic feels a
which you have always shown in the negoa-
ton the non.succe,s which wa: not your fault;
LA HITTE.
Loud cheers again burst out here as before.l
Gentlemen, Continued the minister,) have laid on
the table the documents connected with this negotiation
You will perceive am inclined TO think, perusng
this voumnous collection, that the acts and intention OF
appreciation [Cheers1 have to propose to you to
order that the documents be printed.
The Assembly being consulted. ordered the printing Of
the documents almost unanimously General Cavaignac,
N. Gustave de beaumont and TWO or three members OF
the tiers par stood up on the negative side Of the vote
Masn 0s % .ns S the p ns
sentatives, among whom were MN. Theirs, Mole, Pts
catoy. Larochelaquelin. Admiral Dupont Thoua, Gen.
The sitting was then suspended for half an hour amidst
the utmost agitation the members OF the right assembled
in the centre discussing the communication made, whilst
the left remained mpassve as before.
A Paris correspondent Of the London News, writing
May 10, says
Reports OF serious character have circulated to-day
with regard the hostile attitude Of the population of the
iaubourgs said that the workshops will be de-
serted tomorrow, and that spark will suffice 70 set Paris
caption Of the poir ds Pesp protest against
appeal force but the tall Of the party Is nnconola
who refuse TO throw themselves into the movement
There was no insurrecon as expected but the people,
up to the very last advices, continued to be tumultuous
Russia.
The Riga Gazette publishes order from the govern.
ment to the people TO take part in the projected exhibition
Of industry Of all nations To promote this object
special commission has been appointed al ST. Petersburgh
under the presidency oil the Councillor OF State Uon Ten
goborsy, the we'll known writer political economy
Letters from Milan, of the 7h instant that the
Austrian government is concentrating force Of $1,000
the frontiers OF Switzerland and Piedmont, in the
neghborhood Of Soma and Gallerate Several new fort
ications round Milan in the course OF being con-
sructed. The voluntary loan OF 100 millions Of livres
for the Lombardo Venetian kingdom 10 failure. The
subscriptions do not exceed five millions OF livres
The CHOLERA AND SMALLPOX IN CALCUTTA The Cal.
cua Star that there has been yet material
diminuon in the number OF deaths caused by the small
pox and cholera.
The Aigemeine Zsitung states that the greatest con.
sernaton prevailed in this city in consequence Of conn
uous shocks OF earthquake Thousands OF persons have
notwithstanding the inclemency OF the weather, and
others had taken refuge in the vessels lying in the har
bor
The Greek Church, the, Armenian College, the Aus
TRAN consulate and several mosques were greatly injured
and part OF the city has been thrown down; large rocky
mountain about four miles from the city, has been rent
huge masses Of rock have been dslodged and in their fall
have hurled down that have stood for centuries
overwhelmed part Of the city.
The river has been forced from ts channel, and the
suddenly became bracksh All the hills surround
ing the harbor full of assures Prayers Almighty
God to arrest further evil being put up in all the
churches.
1t appears that the earthquake has tayersed the whole
OF the Archipelago, and may be traced TO the uermost
boundaries Of Caramania.
TEXAS.
The Western Texan OF May brings the interesting
intelligence that Major r. s. Neighbour commissioner OF