The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-29
FOREIGN.
Arrival Or the steamer P.e,ae.

ARRIVAL OF the Steamer racine.
The steamship Pacific, Captain Nys. Of the Collins
American line, arrived al New York yesterday Sunday
oa SSs S o 9o s s' ss the
Liverpool At len o'clock on the 10th.
The steamer Canada arrived cut the l4tb. By this
four days later than was brought BY the Asia Il is in
,eresting but not particularly important
Advlces from 0stend announce the decease OF the
Queen OF the Begians.
and Prince Albert with their royal hghne.ses the Prince
OF Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the
Princess Alice left Buckingham Palace nj five minutes
past eleven o'clock on Saturday morning for Osborne,
Isle of Wight The royal party arrived at Gosport about
half past one o'clock and crossed to Osborne in the Fairy
royal yacht commanded by Lord Adophus Ftzclarence
Lord Brougham left town on w ednesday for the
tnent. en- route for the noble and learned lords villa al
Cannes Lady Broagham arrived in town on Thursday,
from Brougham Hall.
The Right Hon Henry Labouchere, N. p, President
OF the Board OF Trade. arrived u town Saturday from
Laggan, ~ B.. where the right honorable gentleman has
been during the shooting season.
VIENNA, Oct. "a conference, in which matters OF
the utmost importance for the future veal OF Ger
many form the subject OF discussion. is now being held
on the shore Of the Lake OF Constance. Although Aus
tra, Bavaria, Saxony, and believe Wurtemburg are
alone actually represented i Is certain that Russian
despatch has been forwarded to the Austrian minister
resident at Bregenz, Or course the contents OF this
document are profound secret.
France.
letter from Bordeaux, Of the 10th instant,
the death OF Gen. Regner, at Langon in the 10th year OF
his age.
1t Is stated that one Of the FIRST things NJ Theirs did on
his return TO Paris from Claremont TO 60 to the
Champ Elysee visit the President with whom he had
La long interview He mentioned all that took place
during his conference with the Duchess OF Orleans,
whom he declared the little probability there at this
moment OF the cause OF her son making any advance
destood TO have stated the Duchess his opinion, that
the only thing practicable at this moment the pro-
ongaton of the powers OF the President OF the republic.
the Assembly, the ground OF lis being the only solu
ton possible consistent with the tranquility OF the coun.
try
has created painful sensation among nearly all classes
in Paris Notwithstanding that such result antci.
paied
The Monite published decree OF the President of the
republic reducing the export duty cast-ron from IS
confines to fcenlime the kilogramme
The same official journal publishes notice from the
Minister OF Commerce, announcing that IN future no
cigars be imported by foreigners residing in France
without special permission from the Miniser.
The pa ann % that is two principal
connexion with the political management OF the paper
This Incidents said BY the Opinion Publque to be occa
more Bonapartist character to the Patrie.
The five per cents were done yesterday in the passage
oil the opera at Gil. Toe.
Letters from Madrid of the sh instant say that was
stated publicly absolute fact that General Seano
exasperaed al the treatment which he received at the
palace the 18th Of this month"; and being determined
obtain full and complete satisfaction for the affront OF
which he the object, wrote letter on the 18th to
General Narvaez which he declared that, having pre-
scented himself at the evee contrary his previous in
tenton, and solely through Difference 10 the advice Of
General Narvaez, and the that he would
be well received he would regard the conduct Of Gen.
eral Narvaez as snare laid for him unless the General
inspector general Of cavalry, which place had been
promised TO him, and of which he assured his APP
peaance al court the necessary preliminary. The
letter concluded by giving General Naryaez only "a hours
TO comply with either Of the conditions proposed or
otherwise satisfaction BY arms. II is said that this
port has been circulated by order oil General Narvaez
force the King yield for duel is out OF the question,
such proceeding, far from justifyng General Mar
vaez, would throw doubt on his conduct Thus the
ministerial crisis remains in full force.
| Italy.
Letters from Rome Of the 4th announce the arrival
there of Monsgnor Morangin, archbishop OF Csgari,
exiled by the Piedmonese government Monsignor
FranZoni is also expected there.
Denmark and the Duchies.
Intelligence from the Duches OF the 18th instant states
that there no movements in either army. The
Danes terrifying and strengthening their position at
every point they would remain within Il strictly the
defensive
The Copenhagen papers give the Danish official report
OF the attack on Fiedericks,adt Except the northwest
corner the place is a heap OF ruins The inhabitants,
most of whou wholly destitute had fled 10 Husum,
where they relieved by the Danish authorities with
PROVISIONS subscnpuen had been raised on Their De-
| half
Ia the last sitting OF the Danish Chamber the Finance
Minister stated that the sum in hand in the treasury
amounted TO 3s60,000 nix dollars besides the reserve
fund. and 100000 OF unissued credit notes The rev.
for the ensuing year. not reckoning that OF Schles-
wig, was calculated AT i5,400,O00, the expenditure
ssl 100, rix dollars The will be covered by
the surplus OF the Scheswg customs duties and the
income tax.
Eiecter al Hesse.
Letters from Frankfort Of the 18th instant state that
the two Austrian corps in Bohemia and Voarbeg were
ton in Electoral Hesse, when they received counter.
orders, and fell back into their old positions Count
Thun, the Austrian agent AT Frankfort received this
on the afternoon oil the 10th, when the Frankfort
Council had Just resolved TO call in the Intervention OF
Austria and Bavaria in Hesse II is stated that Lord
Palmersons protest induced the cabinet OF Vienna
abandon the thought OF an armed Intervention
The Frank Council, says the correspondent OF the
Koinsr Zeaung, was by no means edited by this back
ward move on the part OF Austria, and much less by
the that the negotiations AT Rumpenbeim may pos
sibly lead 10 a change in the government OF Hesse
Advices from Cassel OF the 10th inst state that M
0etker still in prison From Haynau learn that the
officers OF that garrison have resolved 10 follow the
ample OF their comrades at Cassel
General Haynau has received fresh instructions and
unlimited powers from the eecor, and his first measure
after the arrival OF the COURIER the suspension OF all
the members OF the upper military court General Audi.
toriat) As last measure, that court decreed the i'm
mediate arrest Of General Haynau but the commandant
OF Casse would not venture 10 execute the Decree
the court which issued had already been suspended 10
its functions. General Gerland, the commander OF Cas-
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