The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-22

Later from Europs.-Arriv., Of tho Africa.

Later from Europs.-Arrivai OF the Africa.
The royal mail steamship Africa, Captain Ryne, ar
rived at New York at o'clock on "Wednesday afternoon
bringing weeks later intelligence from Europe the al
vices from Liverpool coming down TO the slh instant
The intelligence in general ia Of considerable interest
its two leading features the message OF the French
President and another remarkable speech OF NJ. nos
suh The latter speech was delivered IN Copenhagen
Fields London. before abou, twenty thousand people,
who marched to the place from Russell Square with mu.
sic and banners.
First came the Hungarian coloro with the motto, swell
come kossuh." Then followed large banner also
or five men, bearing on II the inscriptions "Ihere IS no
obstacle for him that wills" This was followed by the
Turkish flag after which came IN succession the union
jack of England and the stripes and stars OF the United
States and following later in the procession large silk
banner having the words. "Kossuth and Mazzini
Italy and and angler hs lsn aS WIN
Italy and fraternity of the people sort OF gallows was
also carried in the procession from which was suspended
number OF copies OF The Times newspaper, and pla
both"
A, the place Of rendezvous M. Kossuh was received
with the most deafening and enthusiastic cheering
M. Kossulh then came forward TO address the vast
sembage. He dressed in close fitting black velvet
frock coat and amiliary cloak and looked as i rapidly
recovering from his recent indispositon. Mr. Thornton
Hunt accompanied him on the platform, and by repeated
calls of "sience" at last procured cessation in the
cheering. NJ. hO6Sutn tnen delivered ms Speech winch
was received with great enthusiasm. though heard by
only part OF the crowd. After the speech the people
quietly dispersed.
FRANCE
| The National Assembly again opened on the 4h
| instant NJ Dupn was elected President, and M.
Bedeau Daru. and Benoi,s dAzy, vice presidents The
message of the President was read.
The minister afterwards read PROFIT OF law, propo-
sing the complete abrogaton OF the law OF the 3lst OF
May 1850, and establishing the electoral law OF the
18th March, 1s49. In virtue of the new law, all CHI.
| zans Of and having resided
months in the commune, are declared electors The
military men are to vote In the commune where they
were born and drew the CONSUMPTION. Public function.
aries and ministers Of religious worship recognised by
the State to exercise their electoral right in the COM
mune where they exercise their functions, whatever may
| be the period of their residence
The minister in conclusion, demanded currency" for
this measure which is the customary preliminary for the
measures Of most importance and gives them prss zee
proposition for urgency was holly opposed, and mega
lived on a division.
| The Assembly's vote, by which urgency for the new
electoral bill rejected, implies not only defeat Of
the ministry the cardinal point oil its policy but the
rejection Of the bill it its first stage. This the pro-
] ogue TO endless delay The bill will now, according
10 the organic law Of the council OF State. have to be
referred to the examination OF this body, the sowness
! of whose labors is well known
1 BELGIUM.
i The King opened the ordinary session Of the Chamber
at Brussels the 10th instant with speech congratula
ting the Chambers on the prosperous and tranquil stua-
ton of the country. a. showing at once the soIidy OF s
anu the eXcellent spirit Oh It's lnn40t4nt0,
which recommend Belgium TO the esteem OF other ma
/ tons.
i SWITZERLAND
i The general elections for the Federal Assembly Of
but little change the ensemble Of the political opinions
OF the Assembly. German Switzerland has reelected
almost all the members OF the previous Assembly Lu.
has chosen two conservatives Berhe, out OF 20
deputies has elected 10 radicals, and only conserva.
ves The latter have been chosen by the districts OF
Berne city and the Jura In some parts OF the country
notf han Of he In ~
canton of Neuichael the opposition party abstained from
voting Geneva has returned her old deputies. In the
canton of Vaud the radicals have met with complete
check With the exception of one OF their party, who
has been elected the choice has fallen
lives M Eytel. who is the head OF the radical party,
was thrown out. majority OF conservatives had been
generally expected and the result OF the elections has
naturally caused some emotion in the governmental
party The Federal Assembly will meet on the LIST
December to elect the general government All the old
members OF this government, have been elected 10 the
Federal Assembly No, than third OF those
turned belonged to the conservative party
\ AUSTRIA.
i The demonstrations in England in favor OF Kossuth
have created great impression both IN the government
and people OF Austria. No press, however. dares pub
sh any Of the speeches Of Kossuth and independent
i oppression 10 ventured upon.
II HUNGARY.
The correspondent OF the Times in Austria says: The
Hungarian party i daily gaming strength and courage.
frankly declares that the maintenance Of Hungary
State 10 the political organization Of the Austrian empire
is necessary IL is added that this not be msun-
derstood Hungary makes no claim TO an independent
political existence this would be opposed TO the unity
of the empire, bul il requires an Independent internal
government, the maintenance OF its judicial system
in civil matters, and the Independent, administration OF
/ its own affairs"
II There is considerable excitement among the South
Savopic The Reios Zsitung shows that there is
a considerable if not alarming discomfort among The
Croals and Servians Complaints of the distress Of the
citizens and peasanry and of the increasing rise in the
price OF provisions loud The ignorant country peo
pie besides stimulated 10 resistance against the au
horlies and many lives have been lost 10 their conflicts
supposed TO be the principal aga,os The sovereigns
return is looked forward 10 with great lmpaence as
daily becomes more evident that The welfare OF the
pre urgently requires that the present provisional state OF
things should cease No one appears TO have the most
distant idea how this turmoil will end, but all parties are
highly Disconnected that Austria is at present held
geher By the military power alone,
1 The Times correspondent proceeds as follows:
1.-THE ministerial organs make mention OF a note wi ch
had recently been received from Lord Pamerston The
British Secretary OF State informs Prince Schwarzenberg
that the government has nothing whatever to do with the
noisy demonstration favor OF kossuth, and adds that
measures will probably be taken to bring them 10 a
speedy end. Ii appears TO that all mention OF this
communication should have been avoided but this gov
eminent has gone still further for s organs have made
remarks Lord Palmersons policy, which are By no
means calculated TO diminish the misunderstanding al
ready existing between the two governments"
| ITALY.
1 The Naples correspondent Of the Daily News says;
have lately had occasion TO visit OF the Neapo
,an provinces, and there find the same system of po-
ucal persecution is carried on in the capital with
weary constaBcy. The Judges oil the criminal courts
the tools. and nothing more, Of government ven