The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-23

Emymyer have declared against the President This,
however, is denied Doubts also entertained Of Gen
sllgours disposition towards the government.
Slrasburg and Rheims reported to have risen.
The correspondent OF the London Daily News says
that Gen, Neymayer is marching from the North with
four regiments TO oppose the President.
The correspondent OF the Times states ha attempted
emuie at Deryo promptly suppressed and the most
reliable accounts from the department favorable TO
the President
Seven hundred French refugees left London for Paris
on Thursday.
graphic lines and have stopped the transmission OF all des
patches.
The movements OF the troops rapid silent, but firm.
On Thursday many barrieades thrown up. Al one
O'Clock. while body of 5000 troops were passing along
the Boulevards several shots fired from the neigh
boring houses.
We learn that arrangements were being made among
The officers OF the Arctic expedition 10 bestow national
testimonial upon Grnnell, Tor his generous conduct IN
fitting the late expedition from New York in search Of
Sir John Franklin
Advces from Berlin 10 the 81 inst state that the news
had been received from Paris by telegraph and had
casioned intense excitement. The business of the As.
sembly suspended and the ministers withdrew 10
hold a cabinet meeting
The latest accounts from Palermo furnish statement, of
an attempted insuIrecton IN Sicily, headed by Baron
Ooze and other nobemen with view 10 proclaim the
Independence OF Sicily and compel the King 10 abdicale
in favor OF his Francis portion OF the inhabitants
OF Palermo had declared in favor OF the project.
The thirteenth regiment had fratenzed with the peo-
movement checked. Several, including officers Of
the thirteenth regiment, had been arrested.
MOROCCO.
By way of Gibraltar, the steamer OF the 18Th ullimo
brings later advices from Smyrna and Malta. The
French fleet had bombarded Rabbat and Sallee for
eight hours, causing great destruction Of life. The
French suffered but slight injury from the return fire OF
The castle at Rabbat
AT Rabbat also reported that the fleet had pro-
ceeded to Tangers for the purpose of bombardng that
place The British ship James had been despatched to
Tangies to protect the interests of British subjects
INDIA.
The overland mail reached London on Wednesday.
The relations between the British and Northwest tribes
continued very unsatisfactory.
serious Mussulman riot had occurred at Bombay,
which caused by obnoxious publications The
rioters finally dispersed by the police, but not with
out serious injury to a number OF persons Many shops
plundered, women violated, and other outrages
committed
Other accounts state that the amount of property de-
stroyed was valued at ELS 900.
MARKETS.
Hollingshead Fetz, g. Co.'S circular states that bust
ness Saturday, Monday and Tuesday averaged 1000
5000 bales of cotton, the trade buying 10 fair extent
slight advance realized American descriptions,
particularly for middlng and higher qualities The
from Paris checked the demand and caused decline OF
full Id. The market Wednesday steady
but ut prices lower than last week.
HAvRE, Dec. 2-Colton-The sales of the week are
5000 bales-3,50 bales to arrive The quotations
are New Orleans, 7l Sic; Mobile 7lf SOC Upands,
73f. Use. Rice is neglected