The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-25

publican leaders Changarnlef and other generals were
confined Hayre, TO be tried BY court. msruai en- .ne
charge OF attempting 10 seduce the soldiers u u'e
army from their duty
M Theirs will leave Immediately for Italy.
Napoleon will undoubtedly have an immense malo'ily
at the election Tor President, which was 10 take place ."
Marshal Soul died on the Goth ult, in The sal year Of
bis age.
The Liverpool Journal" hints pretty strongly a, Sc
ous rupture in the English Cabinet IN consequence VI
Lord pamerstons conduct aud his answer 10 he address
presented 10 him with regard to kossulh Inc youl
nal further states that Baron hemon The Russian MIN
stsf had made which called Tor nlelei
ence; and Earl Grey has positively declined 10 commune
associated colleague with Lord Pamerslon. as
rupiion appears inevitable unless Pamesioa retres
The Journal" in referring TO The recent : coup
d'eal" OF Louis Napoleon. says II more IMAM suspects
foreign agency in thai movement absoaiism being me
motive power. The affairs oil France continue 10 eAc'e
great attention IN England.
The question OF customs reform was being warmly ag-
tated-the disgraeeuI conduct oil the Board OF Customs
in the late disputes with the Dock Company, being the
immediate incentive. ;
Sir Robert Peel had been squabbllng with farmers OF
TamwoIh. They have forbidden HIM TO pass over 'hef
lands and he has advertised bis whole stud Tor sale
The English press beginning crusade against he
Times Tor It's dishonesty and its abuse OF It's coempo'
Tares.
In some of the large provincial towns, associations are
forming moi 10 read purchase advertise IN The Times
Sir John Gladstone OF the patrlarchs OF Liverpool
commerce, died the 7h instant at his residence IN
Scotland aged 81 years Sir John the father of the
Right Hon w Z. Gladstone Colonial Secretary under
Sir Robert Pees administration, and Mr. Robertson Glad
stone of Liverpool, President of the Finance Reform
| Association.
| The United States steamer Saranac had arrived at Liv
| erpool on the 5th. from Philadelphia
Continued rumors OF serious misunder standing be-
| tween Lords Grey and Palmerston were af1oat.
The Lord Primate OF Ireland has been elected Pnmae
OF Dublin University
The opposition TO the Queens College was becoming
| more volen, and effective.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna ministerial organs declare Tor Napoleon
| and praise his policy
The ews from Paris had caused great CONSERVATION al
Berlin; but after considering all the eventaaliues, the
ministry decided place single corps OF the Pfus-
| sian army the war footing.
We learn that the Queens ACCOMPLISHMENT was expected
between the Slh and llth of December
| The Duke of Narvaez had been recalled by The
Queen. =,
The Duke and Duchess of Montpenser had dned with
the British Minister.
I CAPE HOPE.
| The news from the Cape of Good Hope continues 4
excite great anxiety in England. The position OF Ia.
British ioces and of the local government Itself
seemed to become daily critical TreacheTy on al
hands, and depredatons under the very bayonels
the troops were constantly occurring and the rontle
were entirely beyond the power Of the troops 10 pro
| tect.