The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-14
rn.s. Day. Later r.om Earops.

Commercial affairs do not very promising aspect
in Europe.
The United States steam frgae Mississippi y reported
to have arrived at Smyrna. with Kossuh ana conipsn-
ions board We observe by the EnIlIsh papers ma.
the Mississippi expected 10 call at SoulhanPton ana
the people OF that city were preparing 10 give 'ue 'e
nowned patriot brilliant reception.
The London Daily News of the 25h ult. commences
leader-anticipsting the arrival OF hossalh-m me io
lowing language
"One of The most pleasing condolences of modern
times is The complete identity OF feeling in the United
States OF America and in Great Britain on the subject OF
same enthusiasm kinded in those two great divisions OF
the Anglo Saxon 10 the nobest stand made for lib
erty in modern times against tyrannic powers and over
whelmng force. That identity OF feeling is hopeful
promise that the events OF Europe should ever take
such coutse as TO present formidable absous league,
threatening the freedom Of England and OF The west,
this country may find IN the generous breasts aud strong
Of ats dmsrcan brethren that dissntsrssted and eff
Gent alliance and support hot for centuries zoe haze
vainiy sought IN Europe"
The AMERICAN REAPIHG MAoHIYE-Mr. McComcks
reapng machine, which has received the unqualified aP
probation OF all the leading agrculuriss OF the Kingdom
has challenged all other machines to meet a. Maria Md
deborough near Stockton upon Tees for trial OF oara
btes AS the challenge has been accepted very great
interest has been excited.
Layng of the Submarine Telegraph beicesn France and
England.
Dover. Thursday, Sept 25At four O'Clock this morn
ing the vessels having charge OF the submarine cable
rived in Dover haI Dor from London. The sun rose
",
landed AT nine O'clock when about five miles from
land, few de joie fired from the extreme end OF
twenty five miles OF wire to the land being sort OF cleo
tical cannonade, which kept up from lime 10 time,
amid the vivas and huzzas OF The several parties
gagged in this useful enterprise. This kept up until
the vessel, at one O'Clock, was out OF sight
Several gentlemen who witnessed il this side crossed
by the boat 10 Calais, at half past ?, M TO see the
landing OF the cable at Sanngaie where. by It's connex
peced TO be forwarded direct to Paris. A continuous
correspondence is kept up by the different teegaphs and
wires is kept at intervals, the word fire being given
from side TO side by OF the telegraph when by the
points OF the several wires at The terminals being brought
graphic despatch, dated TO- m says: "rhe submarine
telegraph is laid TO within three miles and hall of the
nication with the English coast is perfect.
SR JOHN FRANHLIN-We understand that the result
OF the meeting of the arctic officers, Sir E. Parry, Sir
James Ross. and Capt Beechey, at the admiralty last
week, has been the expression of their unanimous con-
vicon that Sir John Franklin has taken the passage 10
the northwest of Wellington channel, and that he
must be sought by taking the same rolte But is The
opinion Of these auhori,es-whe fully recognising, and
insisting upon, the advantages OF Immediately des
patching steamer TO carry on the abandoned search IN
that direcon-ihat vessel can be started with any
hope OF reaching advanced position in Davis straits
and getting into safe harsor, before the winter.
lar circumstance connected with the search for Sir John
franklin On the 18th OF February last cairvoyant,
whose revelations given in Dr.. Gregorys late work,
stated that Capt Austin at that moment IN Ion. 95
deg As min. west, which corresponds exactly with the
actual position OF the place where ne is now found 10
have passed the winer According to her statement Sir
John Franklin the time IN Ion l0l deg. 45
min about 400 miles 10 the westward he had been
previously relieved, and third ship then frozen up
along with his two.
FRANCE The European Times says:
although we have had this week a revival OF threats
OF coup detot, Paris continues quiet, and the funds,
which greatly depressed al one moment have recov
cred their tone Matters wear. however threatening
appearance hl,t The OF Victor Hugo, and in fact
all the members OF the democratic party IN every part OF
the country, threatened, inundated, and prosecuted,
the most violent language held by the Bonapartst iac
ton General Oraison when speechifying 10 the troops
this week, told them that II demagoguery should
again its rebel head, not with the steel OF their
lances but with the hoos oil their horses that they should
reduce II to impotence ;"
Another Eysean general plaearded the walls OF Saumur
with order OF the day. declaring that he would ever
be ready make dragonades against dernagogues An
Eysee journal, too the editor OF which laughs IN his
sleeve 81 The prosecutions against Victor Hugos paper,
writes in this style: 1--WE desire the maintenance OF the
law OF the 3lst Of May the reelection OF the President
and that no assembly whatsoever may be permitted 10
erect isef into convention. In order obtain these
suits we are resolved 10 march against instruction, and
TO TRAhPLE UNDER FOOT THE ARTICLES OF THE coNsrTu-
TON by The help OF which thought 10 etter OUR WILL;
WE WILL NOT SHRINK BEFORE AN 18TH BRUMAIRE; aDd
we will advise Louis Napoleon sTIFLE THE REPUBLIC
on Inc day when shall attempt TO execute any one oil lie
threats /"
M. Pascal Dupra,. the republican deputy when about
TO address meeting OF the people OF the Lot and Gaonne,
assembled IN the private grounds OF wealthy proprietor
wa, prevented by the police In vain he exhibited his
Heual deputy, ana Claimed DIS oil
and the sancty OF the private denesne. The police,
prompted by some secret agent on the spot were mex
orable So much for the right OF meeting and the liberty
Of the subject and especially OF the opposition deputies
France.
The responsible editors Of the Epenenent du Peupls
and the Prose- NM. Vacquerie and Rouy, have been
tried before the o OF the Seine for publish
ing letter OF NJ. Victor Hugo with comments said TO be
seditous. The jury brought in verdict OF guilty, with
out exenuaing circumstances The court condemned NJ
Vacquerie 10 six months imprisonment and l,000f fine
The advoca,egenera then demanded judgment by default
the responsible editor OF the PTese NJ Rouy, and the
court condemned him likewise TO six months imprison
ment and l,000f. fine The letter OF Hugo which
they commented spirited protest agains, the recent
prosecutions oil bis sons. What a republic
GERMAxY.-A teegraphc despatch dated on the 18Th,
from Frankfort and received on the same day in Paris,
the following day federal resolution aboishing the fun
damenial right, grundrsee) and would present to the
legislative body bill Of great rgor against the press
AusrRn--The Cologne Gazette says the Austrian
loan failure the subscriptions not exceeding 5000,
600 HORNS, notwithstanding the coercve measures OF the
government extort subscriptions from the towns and
communes.
The editor OF a newspaper at Mayence has been
fenced TO months Imprisonment for quoting from Ber
I'm paper report OF Father Gavszzs lectures in Lon
don, wherein expressions derogalve TO the Catholic
Church were found.
~ 0n&s-The Inauguration Of the railway between ST
I ISyeFSD0Ikh and Moscow took place on the LIST The
line viii BE opened for traffic the 18th OF November
The ST. Peersburgh Journal OF the 18th publishes a
eHg OF series OF successes said to have been
Obtained in the Caucasus over Chamyl and other native
chiefs