The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-11

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| new treaty OF commerce and navigation has been
concluded between Holland and Belgium and signed
al The Hague on the Goth ult
II 10 rumored that rich gold discovery has been made
in Piedmont
The reports from the Australia gold diggiDgs continue
very favorable
Several more OF the persons arrested in Paris the
charge Oh conspiracy against the government have been
released There only about 90 OF the alleged
eonsplraiors in prison.
| Trade at London was very brisk
The klns OF Sardinia left Genoa the 7th. pac-
pate IN the annual religious ceremonies at the sepuehre
! OF his family
Several shocks OF earthquake were felt at Naples
on The 9Th.
| There had been great foundations in several OF the
Italian Provinces which caused much destruction of
property.
has been decided that twelve thousand men be con
centaled about Frankfort 10 be held the disposal Of
the Diet
The Archduke Albrecht has been appointed civil and
military governor Of Hungary
eour,-marial at Hermansad had pronounced the
sentence OF death on forty-two Hungarian officers The
sentence however, afterwards commuled 10 impris
onment
II Is rumored that democratic conspiracy had taken
place at Athens great number of the government
officials had been dismissed The editor of the "Mine.
rod" was thrown into prison.
The st. Pe,esburgh Journal publishes long account OF
successes said to have been obtained in Caucasus
Change and other native chiefs
The potato disease is spreading in the north of Ireland
causing considerable alarm, butt owing to the abundance
OF the wheat crops no apprehension is felt OF de-
fciency OF TODD.
ENGLAND j. S. Silsbee, the Yankee COMEDIAN made
successful debut at the Adeph theatre, London, the
Esd ut, in the character OF :" Jonathan Poughboy."
Geographic despatch from Liverpool announces the
arrival OF the steamer Atlantic Captain West in the Mer
sey on The 2h, after passage OF ten days and fifteen
hours.
4 The proprietor OF McCormcks reaping machine has
challenged all other machines 10 trial OF their capa
bilitie..
Maitland, Fox & Co.. produce dealers, had suspended
payment in London. Their liabilities thought 10 be
small
News of the loss of the Randolph, East Indaman, had
reached London She was wrecked on reef near Ma
ntos the day after she sailed from Port Louis She had
on boarl 300 passengers men, women and children OF
whom 90 or 80 lost. Among the lost Ensign
Charles H Scott OF the 4Sth regiment Two OF the crew
also drowned
The receipts at the Crystal Palace on the 23d Of Sep
TENDER amounted 10 nearly $4,000
sell -primng muske Invented by Dr. Maynad oil
PHILADELPHIA attracts much attention at the Exhibition
The Lady franklin, Captain Penny, OF the Artic Ex-
plong Expedition, arrived at Woolwch on the 18th Sep
ember, all well The Danish interpreter expresses the
belief that the discovery ships Ereous and Terror are
still safe
The advices from New South Wales relative TO the
gold discoveries still continue exciting. Large quantities
ing one pound seven ounces was lately picked up and
sold for ESQ.
The immense food of emigration from Ireland still
tInues.
Sir E. Bulwer Lyuon has consented TO stand for the
,Hertlordshire protection interest
The public mind is still kept in state Of feyesh ex-
element, rendering the markets unsettled and the gov
eminent suspicious and arbitrary
4 The FRENCH REPUBLIc-The plans and plottings
necled with the approaching presidential election 10
occupy entirely the attention of the Parisians and in
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repeal OF The law OF Punishment against the house oil
BOURBON is an essential prerequisite to the appearance OF
The Prince de Jonville candidate. M. Theirs and
others appear TO- bending their energies 10 the
plshmen, OF this.
The reyisonst movement continues n the councils Of
reimbursement About thirty OF the councils which had
aostaned in the first part OF their session from express
ing any opinion have now passed resolutions in favor
OF revision.
The communists have proposed 10 bring forward M
CADET as candidate for the presidency, but he declines
SPAls-American readers will naturally feel consider
ably interested IN the givngsorth of the Spanish jour
mails on the invasion of Cuba by the Lopez band We
supply all that find entitled 10 attention this sub
iect The advices from Madrid to the 18th of Sep
TENDER. communication TO tina, date IN the London
I" The IRON Cuba continues 10 occupy public at
ten,on, and every scrap OF furnished by foreign
papers is anxiousy commented upon. Great activity
prevails in the War Department. and the cabinet has de-
ternlned upon sending an additional force OF 900 men
TO the Spanish Antilles. The Spanish press is unani-
nous in condemnlng the conduct OF the American gov
eminent; the liberal papers avail themselves of the fact
that partial movements have taken place in the island to
hnt that there exists dissatisfaction TO certain extent
and that sweeping reforms necessary prevent such
dissatisfaction from spreading itself"
The Camor Pubftco, while recommending that add.
tona forces be the isle of Cuba, hints that this
will be excellent opportunity 10 make amends to those
officers Of the army who have been unusy put on the
r9ued list account of political and party grudges II
rs not however, very probable that the government VIII
avail itself of the advice thus ingenuously given.
Senior San Martin, the editor OF The Croned Spanish
newspaper published at New York had arrived in Madrid
with dispatches from the Spanish plenpoen ary in the
United States. He has had several long with
the minister's and urges the necessity Of sending cond-
cradle renforcements both naval and military. The
Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent circular note 10
the different governments oil Europe, calling them Il
aIord their moral support in the present crisis.
II has been urged by some that II would be better fof
SPAN 10 declare at once against the United States
ani thus take the Initiative since feared she would
inevitably lose Cuba If things remained in quo Be
sides, il considered foreign would not damage
Spain, not having any extent, while TIE
cemenl would draw off the attention OF the population
from internal affairs. and furnish employment Tor thou
sands during the winter The capture OF hundreds o
American merchant ships also looked forward to al
a sci. of against the probable loss OF Cuba. The
the defeat and capture OF Lopez had not reached Spar
al the date of these accounts
The Constitutional after giving a summary Of thu
last accounts from the United States the subject o
Cuba, says
" II the American government, as is announced by IT
last acts is resolved do its Duty uneasness nee
be elt the fate OF Cuba. Ii is for Spain, in he
turn, TO do her duty She rely always hndnl
Washington government which pIques itself on OBJ
serving International obligations; the example OF Mex
co must not be lost on her. She will be wrong II
solely relying the treaty which secures TO her ,h