The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-28

Later from EUROPE.
The steamer Canada which left Liverpool on the 18th
instant has arrived at Halifax bringing three days later
Intelligence from France and the continent Her latest
dates from Paris OF the 2th Instant The telegraph
gives from Halifax the following summary;
The aspect OF political Affairs in England and France is
unchanged since the sailing OF the Baltic
There violent agitation throughout all The capitals
OF Europe conseq uen upon the critical state OF Affairs in
France.
There are unmistakeable signs OF outbreak in
Germany and Italy
Negotiations respecting the dispute in the Duchies have
resumed suddenly win more dlsposion to bring matters
10 a speedy solution.
French affairs continue to absorb universal attention,
though nothing had occurred except that several
departments had been placed in state of siege,
Numbers OF the Mountain party had fled the country,
and several egons OF the National Guard had been dis
armed, having been charged with disafecon to the gov.
eminent
The vote of the army, far heard FROM is IS 600 in
favor, and $500 against Napoleon.
-Four departments have been placed under a state
Of siege. though but few serious dsluban had taken
place They to a limited extent, and promptly sun
pressed.
NJ Theirs has been again arrested and sent 10 the Prus
sian frontier The total number Of arrests up the 18th
inst was 500 in Paris alone.
NJ Grardin has resigned the editorship of La Presse
and is about to depart for America.
The socialists, during their short ascendency at Nerve
burned the registers and archives, and destroyed much
property.
Compile de Chambord (Henry W had soueh, an inter-
view with Prince Schwartzenberg at Wanna, but was
told that Napoleon must receive the counenance of all
monarchical cabinets.
Seventy-three newspapers have been suppressed in
France under the reign OF Napoleon.
The letter from Jerome Bonaparte his nephew the
President advising moderation and genuine appeal to the
prope has been well received.
The Minister OF War has sent circular to the gene
rails throughout France the immediate
of all persons taken for the commission of murder pill.
lage.
The Constitutional states, officially. that the whole de
partmen of Bases IN the hands OF the socialists
This however believed to be exaggeraon for the
purpose Of creating concentration of the efforts of the
friends Of order
Several distinguished friends OF the Legmist and Or
leans party have in their adhesion the President
The correspondent OF London paper states, in auson
TO the Prince de Jonvles and Dnke dAumales intended
movement opposition The President by raising the
standard of revolt the Belgian frontier that there had
been meeting OF some of the chiefs OF the Orleans party
and that they unanimously resolved write The Prince
and inform him that they would no support attempt on
his part to create civil war.
Warrants out for the arrest Of many leading men,
bers of the Mountain who have evaded arrest among
others, Victor Hugo.
Theirs declared against the government soon as
released, and was compelled to leave France forthwith
The Moniteur states that the loss the army during
the late engagements was officer and 81 privates
killed, and II officers and 1877 pr!vates wounded
The latest advces from Dagraden tina, 1000 in
surgens marching the town, and had compelled
the directors Of the post Office Luck with one hundred
other public unconaries, TO march at their head, with
chains around their necks.
The Minister of the Interior, his report 10 the Presi
dent states that the insurgents had attacked the public
forces and had taken towns &c. but had subseq ueny
been compelled TO yield TO the energy of the authorities
Some insurgents Sister took possession of the
CITADEL and compelled the authorie, to resign and placed
SOCIALIST committee in authority.
The Paris Bourse continues TO acquire hrmness.
Adyces from Spain state that the government had
made energetic efforts for the maintenance of order i'm
medately upon the receipt OF the intelligence from Paris
The council general OF Genoa had contributed Is ooO
fraacs towards the erection OF monument to Columbus,
which was about TO be raised in that city
PRUSSIA
correspondent from Berlin. writing under date of the
9th, states that the coup fdn of Napoleon meets with
decided approval in official circles.
CAPE GOOD HOPE
The dates from the Cape OF Good Hope are the 4h
OF November The Cafrs have been severely chastised
by General Somersetfs forces One engagement lasted
several hours and the British los, 40 killed and wounded
whilst the Cahrs left 500 killed and wounded the
battle field.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l3-Cotton, since the Baltic left has
been dull prices favorng buyers. Fair Orleans, SD
mdding, AID. fair Uplands, 81. mdding, AID. fair
Mobile, SID. The sales for the week have reached
$4,000 bales OF which Spectators took 5000 and export
es 900 bales.
The comparative cessation of violence in France has
operated favoraby upon business in Manchester but the
apprehension for tranquility in Germany has inspired
extreme caution in all operations relating 10 that trade.
The German and Italian houses acting with the ut.
most wariness only executing small orders The gen
era tone OF trade however, is decidedly healthy, which
will not likely be arrested except by the recurrence OF
disturbances in France, or by an outbreak in Germany
and Italy, of which there many and unmsakeable
Indications
The London stock market is rather active, and prices
have rallied. Consos on the 18th closed al gsk 9s l.
and after business hours advanced 10 1. Foreign
securities have sympahzed in the rise American stocks
have under non nj, hIe chauy durny the week