The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-29
FOREIGN .
ARRIVAL or THE CANADA.
One Week later from Europe.

The steamer Canada. from Liverpool 18th OF March,
arrived at IL o'clock last night with Is passengers, and
sailed for Boston at o'clock this mo ming.
The Africa arrived al Liverpool on Sunday at noon.
The United States frigate ST Lawrence arrived on
Thursday She proceeds TO France for the remains OF
Com. Paal Jones
The government of Lord John Russell is still very
weak lie cannot get his friends TO rally around him
and i rs now fully anticipated that there will be
dissolution OF Parliament and a general election On
Tuesday evening last, in the House of Commons he
sustained another defeat on the question OF woods and
forests.
Lord Duncan moved resolution demanding reform
in this management This the government sirenuously
resisted On division there appeared for the proposed
reform 100, Tor ministers ll9. &c. what with their par
a abandonment OF the Papa measure their defeat upon
Mr. Locke King motion OF electoral REFORM and this de-
feat it is thought they Will not be able to hold together
till after Easter.
The Times inserts frequent, keen. and sarcastic re-
marks on the present position of the government
The agitation the part OF The Catholics OF both Eng
land and Ireland against the proposed final measures OF
Lord John Russell continues undated
The proectionist leaders, well as their party, are
making vigorous preparations Tor general election, in or
der, if possible TO secure such majority IN the House
OF Commons will impose four shilling duty all
foreign and breadstufs
The official letters from the Nova Scotia railway dele
gates not yet made public but the Halifax Sun says
1--WE have on the reliable authority and hasten
TO lay il before feowclizens, the gratifying news
that the whole affair of the railroad has been settled by
the mission of the Hon. Mr.. How. The whole amount
secured al 81 per cent" ..#
Mr. How in great spirits nor was il at all appe-
hended that any change OF ministry. contingent upon
the unsettled state of parties would in anywse affect
the negotiation which has been virtually brought to
close The local provincial governments have the power
to connect with any branch railroad to the American
territory
The process Of receiving and arranging the articles
to be exhibited in the Crystal Palace is going very
satisfactorily, and doubt is entertained but that the
building will be opened at the proposed lime in the month
OF May.
large body of Hung arians and Poles refugees from
the late struggle in Hungary, had arrived in Liverpool
for America but their arrival from Turkey, at Lv-
erpoo, they met BY deputaton from the London
Democratic Committee, who have induced them to re-
main in England in order, as they say to be at hand in
their aid should be required to assist the democratic
cause in either France or Hungary.
The English government have, SO far, paid offered
fs to every who will go to America A few of the
Hungarians have accepted The Offer but the Poles all
fused The local magistrates and the mayor of Liverpool
have had several interviews with them persuade them
10 emigrate Public meetings have been held TO raise
subscriptions for them, and it is proposed to have an
amateur performance in the Theatre Royal for their
benefit They said TO be fine body Of men and
their firm quiet and orderly conduct in Liverpool has.
also said, shed lusre upon their cause, and made
impression in their favor which will not be for
gotten.
We have but little news of moment, from France
The weekly account OF the Bank of France presents
the OF that republic in the most unfavorable
amount of notes in circulation
The celebration of the Carnival has also exercised
depressed influence upon The commercial prosperity of the
capital The manufacturers and wholesale merchants
complain that, with the exception Of few English, there
are no foreigners IN the city.
The accounts from the agricultural districts however
favorable for it appears that the large stocks of
wheat formerly held at Beance' nearly exhausted,
and that the recent large exports to England induced the
farmers TO look for higher prices.
PARIS, Wednesday General Exeman has been raised
10 the rank of marshal OF France The President has re-
viewed several Of the regiments leaving Paris. and has
issued orders that al these reviews cries whatever shall
be uttered.
A secret society at Lisle has been discovered in the
very act of hanging efhgy of the President In the
departments in all the towns the socialists have been
attempting TO make demonstration, but without
All hope of a fusion between the two branches of the
Bourbon family is al an end The young prince al Clare
mont has written that effect 10 the Oreanisi committee
al Pans
We learn that a cabne, council was held on the 10th,
a which il was resolved 10 issue extensive
randum of the German question This document will, it
is said contain the views Of Prussia upon the whole ques
lion involved in the revival Of the old Germanic confed
Grafton during the past year
We learn from official reports that the commerce OF the
ZoV erein has increased considerably There has been
falling of in the custom receipts OF sugar, coffee, and
raw materials and this is than compensated for in
the increase OF manufactured goods.
Hesss-CasseI
We have the following terse but graphic description
OF the state of affairs in Hesse Casse The political con-
hct seems be degenerang into series OF vulgar quar-
res between prince, officers ministers, chambers. and
subordinates, who abuse each other with provincial in
tensty The truth of this cannot be doubted when we
read the following
Latest proclamation from Baron H1ynau 10 the sesr, Of
the Hessian army Of Casst"
This Hessian, should be remembered is relation to
the Austrian butcher
"GEyTIKMKSi have summoned you here to tell you
have been commissioned by his Royal Hghness sh
under foot that perncous that threatens the welfare
Godabsndoned goddess, petniclous gang the
which God has set upf We shall decide this
question in Casse Srs in this little State the throne in
DANGER and all the thrones in Europe look here and upon
usupon this little army ask II you will obey IL is
for that have called you together You obey-r he
who obeys shall have his sodiercoat pulled off his
back, and have blouse him Ii is nothing
whether the orders given you, sir constitutional
have full powers from him. am the constitution for
you sr II OF you prefer the smiles OF that gang Of
traitors the favor OF your Prince, whom God has up,
| will pull his coat OIL his back and put blouse him.
Gentlemen, your servant"
The State OF Baden has also passed law for the reg
ulaon OF the press. lis main provisions follows
Abolition OF the censorship.
All articles TO be signed by the writer.
Caution money must be deposited by publishers and
authors.
Publishers, printers, and distributors OF works are re-
sponsble for the contents and alike liable and
The Chamber Of Deputies has been burned
We have OF various conspracies as proposed or
threatened in Italy, but nothing positive.
Austria
Beyond the discussion OF the complicated Roman aues-
lon, we have nothing new from Austria The Ausrians