The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-07
Arrival or the NIagar..

Arrival the Nisgars.
The steamship Niagara bringing three days later dates
from Euorpe, arrived at New York yesterday morning
The telegraph gives the following summary OF III news
thus received ass1F
MASKETs,--Cotton during the week had been firm. but
unchanged in price Sales OF 40 900 bales which 900
We're speculation. Fair Upands, sd fair Orleans,
SID
Breadstuhs firm. with good business Provisions
dull and unchanged Trade in Manchester was very
satisfactory Money easy. and bank stock and
railway shares were advancing. Consols per account
closed at 9s5 80.
feated by the Circassians with terrific loss
The news from England IS OF no importance.
The Hon Robert J. Walker had been rendered public
dinner at Manchester
FRAEcE-The Constitutional states that there is
agrant conspiracy in the Assembly against the Presi
dent Ihe editor OF La Prouine socialist journal bad
been sentenced TO one months Imprisonment and fine OF
Ioo lIancs Tor an article offensive 10 the President OF
the republic.
The government was about to bestow the decoration
OF legion of honor the French exhioers who had OBJ
tanned medals al The Great Exhibition.
The law restricting the exercise OF suffrage would be
repealed.
OF them sunk, and all on board persisted.
SPAiN.-Madrid accounts state that the Spanish gov
eminent had pardoned the demand of Lord Howden,
90 English subjects who had taken part in the Cuban
expedition.
Several thousand stand of arms had been embarked at
CadiZ Tor Cuba. @.H.a
OF Tuscany. intends 10 abdicale.
DENMARK -Another ministerial crisis had occurred
By THE HUmBoLDr.-The following summary OF the
already given by telegraph will be read with interest,
LORD PALMERsToN's VIEWS OF HUNGARY AND Kos
sUTH.-A deputation waited on Lord Palmerson the
18th u TO present address from the borough OF Fins
bury and other places thanking him for his humane and
patriotic conduct in demanding The release of Kossuth
lied n aratia in a
favorable to the Hungarian cause, although couched in
cautious and moderate terms The deputaion withdrew
from the presence of the British Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, highly grafed with the reception they had
received.
SOUTHAMPTON AUTHORITIES AND KossUrH.--The fol-
lowing the programme of the proceedings of the South
ampon town council preparatory 10 the departure OF Kos
suth
Ameeng Of the council of the borough of Southampton
was held on the 18th November: 1t was moved by Mr..
Alderman Laishley seconded by Mr. Alderman Palk and
resolved unanimously, that this council having received
from the worshpial the mayor communication to the
intended departure OF the lusons Hungarian patriot,
Louis kossuib, from this port to the United States of Amer.
lea the 3oh inst, the members Of this committee
not refrain from hereby recording their admiration OF those
patriotic and strictly constitutional sentiments which he has
everywhere and all occasions enuncated to the people
OF this country and OF those prompt and unqualified denas
which he has given TO the unfounded calumnies Of the
abeers OF desposm and tyranny, whether resident in
this other countries well of the SURPRISING eo-
quence and irresistible ruthfulness with which he has
placed before the British public the countless wrongs and
the crushing expressions Of his beloved country and the
claims which il has the sympathy, moral and ener-
getc influence, of all lovers Of freedom throughout the
world. Most gratifying has il been TO this council TO
have Observed from day 10 day, since the arrival OF that
great and distinguished man in port since the ed of
October last that the admiration Of his public conduct
and private WORTH and OF his sacrifices for those
great aud undyng principles OF liberty which he ably
and worhily represented fret publicly expressed 10
the mayor and corporation OF Southampton, have been
everywhere most enthusiastically appauded BY the mil
lions of the British people.
For the purpose Of further expressing most pro-
found and increased admiration of lusrous and
highly gifted of the rights OF humanity and
our deepest sympathy with that people OF whom he is so
dsiing shed ornament; and alter having carefully
read and considered the statements OF his aducers and
The manly replcaiions with which they have been in
santy met this council resolves to invite his excelency
to dejeunr, Thursday next previously 10 his de-
parue his great mission TO the United States Of Amer
ica hoping and believing that his visit to England OF
the Old World, and TO the United States Of the New,
will greatly tend, later closely 10 unite
The two great sections Of the Anglo Saxon in the
vindicaiion and maintenance of human rights and free
DOM aud trusting that, by the blessing of Providence, he
will ere long be restored TO his country and home and
there realize, the emancipation OF his beloved nation
the most ardent wishes OF his noble and generous soul
and the complete and enduring contamination OF his
transcendent exerlons and labors.