The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-26
FOREIGN.


Ensasnd.
The news yis Halifax. by telegraph, from New York.
reached England the arrival OF the Niagara at Liver
pool OF the invasion OF Lopez and created eonsdeiane
sensation in the commercial and pones, circles mshs
Pacific which put an end 70 all doubt upon the subject
The matter was brought under the notice Of the govern
ment and OF both houses OF Parliament In the Lords
Lord Landsdown, in reply TO Lord Brougham expressed
his belief in the sincere and good faith of the United
States government He declined 10 answer a question
10 the British Wesi Ioda feet Lord Brougham was q
opinion that every British cruiser bound TO assist Tue
Spanish government in destroying 5000 execrabe pirates
who had formed the expedition.
The GREEK oUEsrIoE--Although the Greek question
is still unsettled. there appears 10 be little apprehension
that the difficulty between the several governments con-
cerned will lead 70 any serious result
The London Times says
pressed by the hostile attitude OF France, by the en-
efgetc remonsrance Of other powers and by an mpend
sacrifice Of dignity consistent 20 patch up the dispute
Accordingly an sesePaace o. me terms wnSn
patched 20 Paris and the stpnatons agreed ~ London
Be aS k sss Is O. nigh Ss
cannot be isrgoten that the charge made against Lord
can o chiefly ia an imputed breach
faith and have not learned that the explanation snbse-
fhe position olour ministers has therefore Become most
extraordinary They have been charged IN the lace q
their dignity Instead Of rebung that charge with the
indignation which such an i,nputation commonly ecits,
nen,s not 70 be hard upon them.
The from Paris leave reason to doubt that
the reply of Gen. Lshue win be satisfactory and that d.
plomatc relations between the nations will mmed-
ateIy be re-esabshed
The protectionsts have been holding meeting at Liv
erpool which was attended by the bulk OF the country
party and is said have been the greatest political dis
play that has been witnessed in England for time
In article defining the details OF the tables OF the
board of trade for the three last MONTHS the European
Times says
Upon general review of the present accounts
but feel and assured OF the satisfactory state
now ay IN motion throughout the county and can only
be checked by the cnrtaed want Of supply OF the raw ma
featuring discs arising on. q the iac,oabor question: !.
admitted thar the value Of labor has decsased but by
Of living which has taken place since 1886 Upon every
vew therefore, of the above tabular statements they may
be pronounced highly satisfactory
From report recently presented to Parliament, il APP
peared that the largest importation OF wheat and flour
this year into Great Britain has been from France The
quantity from the United States is comparatively small
In ireland, the agitation for tenant rights. OF hxaon
of tenure to the agricultural population s last gaining
ground Minstersof every creed and politicians Of every
One hundred Hungarian refugees have landed at
/ Southampton, at Malta Count and Countess Dembinski
were among them.
heavy head windsor her PASSAGE and that
she proved herself in every respect sulfGor vessel
The passengers speak Of her the highest of praise,
4 uScssoheo
i full share OF commentator She to have sailed
| last Wednesday for New York.
i France.
i The electoral law passed the 3lst May by 433
to 24i The President promulgated the bill the law Of
France on Monday The preparations Of government,
in anticipation of arevolt, appear to have been supeiu
GUS, the opposition seeped to be disposed to let the
4 The socialist journals deal with the government
emptuousy, ironically, congratuatony. on triumph
utterly Intellectual On the other sde the journals are
~. ..Ianf 10 In
of coercion Paris is filled with unusual number
Of foreigners andthe shopkeepers are said to be reapng
bill has been laid before the Assembly by the Fl
nance Minister for increasing the Presidents salary from
to 5000 900 francs ALI accounts agree in rep
resening Louis Napoleon as suffering from pecuniary
i Emile Gerardn has been acquitted on the charge OF
distributing public documents without the name OF the
/ printer.
committee OF the Assembly has under consideration
the memorial for removing the seat OF government from
II Paris.
i M Theirs is said to be laboring effect reconcia.
the S a%s q u:
Philippe, except the Duchess DOreans is said to be de-
sirous of reconciliation II IS expected that NJ Theirs
come her scupes and he s reported 10 be about visit
4 England for this purpose The Gazette DFrance the
great egmist journal, is open by bidding for popularity
Henry v and promises that he will restore universal
suffrage.
/ NJ. Lamartne is about to proceed to his estate in
Smyrna.
We have advces from Paris Friday, but the news ID
unimportant Five per cents were quotedai % francs
| Rome.
4 The Pope has published address and explanation Of
the startling events OF his reign, and commenting on the
i affairs Of the Roman Catholic world He especially stg.
mazed the prosecution Of the Archbishop OF Turin by
| the Piedmoniese government The house, OF English
residents and others being closely searched for
| Bibles, not even excepting the British consuls
/ DIED,