The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-25
FOREIGN.


The Danish War.--Bombardp.sn Of Frsdsriekaadt.--
arrest Of Haynau.
NEW YoRK, October a.
The Cunard steamer Asia, Captain Judkins, arrived at
her wharf in Jersey city al l0i o'clock this morning
She brings one weeks laer news having sailed ON the
18th instant and making the voyage in little less than
The Asia brings Ie5 passengers.
The BY this arrival OF considerable interest
The Queen OF the Belgans had been very ILL., but is re-
ported better by the last accounts.
EnsIs.d.
tremendous storm ragged along the coast OF England
and Ireland for three 5th 9th, and 7h instant
Considerable damage done TO shipping &c. The pier
at Dover was much injured.
Another letter has been received from Smith OBrien.
dated the 2sth Of February last in which the unfortunate
ceived at the hands OF the colonial authorities, and
which he ascrbes to the orders OF the governor, Sir
William Dunnison, and the controller general, DIR.
Hampden.
The much. talked of cavalry review the plains Of
Satora. near Versailles took place the 10th instant.
neghborng places. The number OF troops the ground
was about $4,000, OF which fully half cavalry
The review passed Oft without peculiar incident OF any
kind The reception Of the President stated to have
The director Of lie Peupls and M Favre have been
! sentenced to three years imprisonment
DENMARK and the Duchles.
DEFEAT OF THE HoIsTEINERs.-Partly from tactical
errors on the part of General Wsen, and partly from
sheer force and endurance on the part Of the Danes the
25th of July On the l2h of September they endeavored
to retrieve these errors and their consequences by
bold i'll advised attack on the Danish right flank, and
were again defeated Upon the 29lh Of September, and
during subsequent days. they made third effort,
which, from no matter what cause, has been equally
| successful. asta
The Holseiners do not appear to have left any guns
behind them; indeed, it is not known whether they
tured any cannon on the right bank OF the Elder the
Treene. But their loss in killed and wounded is ad.
ad IN ha md fhav
OF the attack and repuse, fail to be infinitely larger
than will be admitted until the official returns pub
lished.
According to our last accounts, the bombardment Of
Fredeckstad which could only lead to the total desruc-
ton OF the unhappy town. had been continued The
n force not oec usd n dragging the artillery
previous position, and the Danes have completely
cred possession Of Tonning. Gardng and Edes,edt dis
right bank Of the Elder. from Federcksadt to The sea
A SETTLEMENT PRospEcT.-It is stated as positive
that decision respecting the Holsen question has been
come to by England, France, Austria, and the German
States, in favor oil Denmark and the Duchies will be in
formed that they must rel rain from hostes and await
the award OF the intervening parties
Hcsss-CasscI.
GENERAL HAYHAU IN TROUBLE AGAIN.-Accounts from
Casse TO the 9th inst state that General Won Haynau and
his assistant Lieutenant Baur have been placed under
rest. Haynau quite astonished when the civil au-
hortes waited him to arrest him, the decree issued
Them but they respectfully replied that they dared not
violate the law. He was arrested for sending patrols
around to close the presses and seize two three jour
nails the editor Of one of which-a Dr. Oelker-having
resisted, was carried of TO prison.
- Spain.
| Madrid journals OF the 4th inst have arrived
II is said to be the intention OF the to modify
the tariff
The journals state than General j. Conchas departure
for Cadiz route for Cuba is fixed for Tomorrow Toe
tober 5th Generals Manzano and Leymerrch Bgadiers
Rosales and Vargas, Colones Ayllon, Males, Derada
and Castro, and various aides de- camp 90 with him.
They are to join at Cadz, and embark in steamer on
the 18th.
The opening OF the Assembly OF the States General
took place at the Hague on the 7th inst His Majesty
pronounced the customary speech on the occasion.
Australia.
We have received files of papers from Adelaide to the
22d OF june inclusive The colony agiiated on the
subject OF proposed railway between Goowa and Por
Elliot respectable body OF the colonists had waited
upon Sir H. Young with a memorial, signed by between
two and three hundred respectable colonists.
| Money and B.sinsss Matters.
The market for the English securities continues yery
frm and although business remains inactive, prices have
Paris advices OF the last few days reported consider.
able weakness in the French funds during the week
/ Five per cents are now quoted at 92f
little business doing AT Amsterdam the market has
been generally heavy all the week Dutch securities -
Dutch siocks have declined per cent; Austrian secur
ties 81 per cent and the tendency described down.
ward.
At Vienna, the market for the national funds has been
steady, prices being about the last week. Aus.
trian per cent sal The market at Berlin has been
steady, with average amount OF dealings At Frank.
fort The Austrian securities have undergone constant uc
iuations After advancing per cent, they show de.
auctuation Of nearly per cent