The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-20


The Europa arrived at Boston al early hour We'd
nesday morning, and her mails for New York were des'
patched ~ he eight o'clock train. We have received
portion OF our foreign files We find IN them some items
OF news Of importance.
The steamship Humboldt arrived at Southampton from
New York on Thursday, the 4h inst, after passage Of
about eleven and half days.
The Europa on the evening she left Liverpool spoke
The Africa going in, that the Africa would make the
passage in a little ten days.
The British Parliament has been further prorogued TO
the 4th of November.
LIBERATION KossUTH learn by letter from
Conslantinople OF the 10Th ut that the liberation Of
kossuth IS now decided upon by the Sublime Porte In
spite OF all the threats OF Russia and Austria the Porte
stood its ground and when reminded by the English
government OF its promise, the Diyan replied We keep
IT," kossulh therefore, TO be released the 18th oil
September His intention is TO proceed nTst TO England
10 leave there his children, and 10 provide Tor their edu
cation, and, after stay of fortnight sail the United
States, there to express his thanks the Congress and
the President But the captain of the irgae Mis-
sssppi which has waited for Kossuth since the month
OF june objects to this arrangement he wishes to carry
kossuh without delay to New York
FRANCE The discovery of the new conspiracy had
created considerable sensation in Paris. 1t appears that
Tor time the police have been in possession OF the
fact OF the existence OF two secret societies. of which
was called the " German Committee" The other, com
posed OF French AMI foreigners, in constant
nicaton with the refugees in London and had its ram
cations In several departments OF France. Ii appears
moreover, that emissary tracked 10 London and
back to Paris with instructions for the final organic alton
and proceedings OF the societies in question. Matters
being ripe Tor ACTON the police arrested forty five
persons at their residences in different parts of the city,
and seized their papers, among which, is SAID import
ant evidence has been found.
GERMAYY.-The King of Prussia and the Emperor of
Austria met al Salzburg the 3Oh OF August and we're
10 proceed next day in company TO lsehl The King OF
Prussia had by invitation spent day with the King of
Bavaria at Hobenschwangau. The DEGREES of the EN-
peror OF Austria, the responsibility of the ministers
and on the revision OF the constitutions 10 a com
plete re,rogression to absoluism.
AUsTRA.-ItIs stated that the Prince Schwarzenbers
has issued circular to all the Austrian diplomatic agents
foreign countries with reference TO the abolition OF the
constitution The Prince declared that the fears of
reaconay spirit on the part OF the government
founded, and that il Is moi intended to annul whatever
advantages The revolution NAV have produced. Ii is
probable that copies Of the circular have been commun-
Gated TO the different governments 10 which these agents
are accredited
IrALY-LoMBAaDY-The Optnioae of Turn has Mi
Ian letter OF the 2s.h, containing The following Since
yesterday have heard Of nothing but reports If war.
Troops are marching in every direction An expedition
into the Stevo is talked Of, and il said that hostes
have actually commenced IN the canton OF the Grsons.
variety Of other rumors circulated There is, how
ever, thing certain. viz: that we the of
great events The erection Of Lonhardy into kingdom
Tor the Duke OF Leucht,nbeg is again spoken Of The
Milan journal Iesoro IS suspended for week by the
authorities
league of the Italian sovcreigns is in the course of
formation 1t is TO serve barrier 10 revolutionary
tendencies, and 10 furnish al the time solid basis
for the establishment OF common institutions, more espe
cally as relates TO material interests.
PoRTUGAL.-At O porto the yellow fever was raging
with great fury 1t was brought there by Oporo ship
from the Bfazs, and although many of the died on
the voyage, yet the ship was admitted 10 pratque, and
entered the port.
MIscELLANEous.-The IouIOnndiS, OF the 31s u.t,
says there is nothing improbable in the report of the
French fleet being ordered 10 he o laiy for the
situation Of the peninsula in general, and that Of Naples
10 particular, appears 10 inspire at this moment consider
able unedsness Certain publications, which made OF late
much noise have created between the representative
Great Britain and the government OF ferdinand
hostility which, in the present circumstances must in.
evtaby be attended with serious consequences.