The daily union., 1852-09-15
-Four Days Later From Europe.-ArriyaI Of the
steamship Humboldt.

steamship
The steamship Humboldt with four days later lniei-
gence from England, arrived al her dock at New York
yesterday morning al 10 o'clock. The Humboldt lett
Cowes at o'clock on the evening OF the hst OF Sep
tembeT. She brings lao passengers, $4,000 IN specie,
and 400 tons OF valuable French goods,
The Liverpool cotton market was firm, with sales OF
900 bales Monday and Tuesday at the outside quo
tadons current at the sailing OF the Europa The Liver
pool grain market was steady Flour was unchanged,
and corn dull.
The London money market was easy. Shares and
stocks had an upward tendency.
The weather throughout the whole kingdom was re,
markaby hne The prospect Tor the harvest cohuhueu
most encouraging.
The steamship City oil Glasgow. from Philadelphia ar
rived out al noon on the 10th ult.
The Cunard steamship Niagara, GePored by me Eu-
ropa) from Boston, arrived al Liverpool on ihe zS'h'
EEGLAND.
Iis announced that directions have been given by the
government TO the law officers Of ihe crown ~ Ireland
TO institute proceedings against the Roman Catholic clergy
men, and Others who concerned IN the assault upon
the military which led 10 such fatal results at Six Mile
Bridge.
Telegraphic dispatches. in anticipation OF the Overland
India and China mail had been received, with dates from
Bombay TO the oath OF July The missing Indian steamer,
the uaIia when hundred miles distant from Alden,
with the mail OF the 25h OF June, bad been obliged 10
return Bombay for want of Goals The governor gen
eal OF India had proceeded to RangooD, TO concert meas
ures with General Goodwin.
Speaking of the Burmese war, the Times says:
Though satisfactory still received
respecting the health and condition OF our troops al
RangOOn, cannot be disguised that the general EN-
bauassmens Of the war and lis consequences become
and more dscernble with every successive mail.
TO march from Prone 10 Ava General Goodwin M now
ments of Europeans so that in every respect excepting
fortunately the loss Of life by sickness, the new Burmese
will be on the scale Of expenditures as the
old appears that the expedition up TO the LIST OF Ju
Iy had cost about half amillion sterling.
"For the six months, therefore Of protess occupation
the total expense will be a million and hall; all IN.
cured be it observed, before the commencement OF
effective hosities and il General Godwms applca-
ton for reinocemen,s is avoaby received this current
rate of charge will be very nearly doubled"
II M ship Vesal, 90 guns, sailed on the 3lst OF Au-
gust for the North American station
FRANCE.
We have received Paris journals of Wednesday eve
ming, the ls instant They contain very important
intelligence. The government had received addresses
from the councils general of all the departments except
the Gard and the Cants; and La Pafr,e says that they
demand the consolidation OF power in Louis Napoleon
with admirable unanimy The address from The de-
pamen OF the Creuse, which we find IN La Pssse, runs
thus:
In expressing gratitude for the of heroism and
public welfare Of the I'd OF December the counclgen-
era Of the department of the Creuse convinced that the
republic form oil government incompatible with
eria ORDER well with the traditions, the manners,
The sympaihes, and the interests OF the nation declares
its desire that modification OF existing institutions may
be made to render the power coned TO the Prince
Louis Napoleon hereditary and also TO give that power
the stability without which France have neither Sc
curity nor a future"
The congregation pOratoire de France which was
suppressed with all the other religious orders in $780,
about to be re-esabshed with the authorization OF the
| Pope and the approval Of the archbishop OF PARIS
The Count de Chambori has written another letter ex
pressing his regret al the disobedence OF certain eg
mss in accepting functions under the present govern
men in the counciis-gener &C. He says this will teach
him better 10 distinguish his true friends, and that ii be
recalled TO France will be by the needs OF the coun
try, and not by party.
M de Persigny had returned from his visit to London
and although paragraph has appeared in the Moreur
couradiclng The that the French government in.
tended to reform its tariff II is still asserted by some OF
the journals that Louis Napoleon is seriously engaged
with project Of this kind and that II the English gov
eminent should reduce the tard French wines, bran
dies, &c he will meet it with concessions in favor OF
4 English iron coal, &c
The Prince President has determined 10 visit the SOUTH
en departments of France He will leave Paris the
18th oil September and return the 10th OF October
A teegraphc despatch has been received Paris an
nounclng the death OF General Bangn who commanded
at Orleans.
GEN HAYsAU DEFENDING HIMsELF,-Gen Haynau is
in Paris, where he has mel macy rebufs that al a
dinner party day, when French officer compnenied
hs military skill he made speech IN reply, saying, IN
the course OF il
IL had intended to leave 10 history the task of doing
justice. but am thankful TO you sir, for giving me
this opportunity OF contradlctlng Infamous caumny.
Ii quite true that female was fogged The Countess
-, on the abdicalon OF the predecessor Of my Empe-
in order 10 express her JOY bad figure representing
him dressed up, and with her entire household went
through the farce OF nterment, with The most Outrageous
insults 10 that illusirious parsonage
"The captain chef descadfon who was in the place,
hearing OF the Affair." arrested the Countess and ordere
her TO be hogged This is trae but declare on the
honor OF soldier. (s,n honneW e0nime miaire, }
which hold sacred, that when this occurred at
distance OF sixty leaguesfrom the place. and when heard
OF il expressed dsapprobson OF the conduct OF that
officer, and placed him under arrest"
After some further explanations, General Haynau oh.
served that be had been spoken OF and harsh
He would admit he said that be had shown sever
iiy but II in the conscientious performance OF his
duty He at the head OF brave troops, ardently de-
voted TO their sovereign, and il became him act with
energy as the best means Of bringing TO a close in
which they had many difficulties 10 contend with 81
regard war;" he added, as the greatest scourge that
be inflicted humanity, and consider thai severity
which is likely to hasten the triumph OF OF the con.
tending parties is the best OF humanity that can be
pracsed" He then alluded 10 the charge that had been
brought against him OF having in cold blood ordered
one time the execsiion oil eighteen persons.
These persons, he SAID were condemned by the mill
tary tribunals, after Tauen examination into the
charges against them. He bad nothing 10 do with their
condemnation He had the power, indeed OF preventing
The execution, bat the circumstances such TO
make clemency consistent with duty An example was
necessary, and he allowed justice take its course
rHEaP bill paper and stationery OF ali kinds.
" Fine bin envelopes at 81 a thousand.
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