The daily union., 1852-08-10
Arrival OF the Paciac.--Three Days Later from
EurOpe.

AfEisai Vi inc rdClhc.T-A AHicS Dayo A"seA hosAA
Europe.
New York about half past Two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing She left Liverpool on the 2sih u. al halfpast ten
O'Clock. a. m.
The Pacific brings one hundred and seven passengers,
aud SIX hundred and fifty tons OF freight
ENGLAND.
The elections are now over, with the exception OF hive
vacancies still TO be filled. namely Orkney aud Wick 10
Scotland and Tyroae and Donegal IN Ireland its. even
whit returns before difficult matter to foreei what
majontyfor majority they will havethe Derby minis,
try ahle 10 command in the House The classihed
iss published by ibe leading papers. differ so widely
that they be.regarded only mere approximation 10
tiuth and the terms ministerial and opposilion IN the
present contest embrace many shades OF political opn-
ion that indicate with approach TO GER
ainy the numerical force or any division that would IN
volve the tate OF The government.
The board OF trade has issued invitation TO captains
of ocean steamers 10 be examined 10 their acqualn
with the seam-engne, and to take certificates OF
proficiency therefor.
The American built yacht Truant. belonging TO Mr.
Grnnell came IN hst al the Liverpool yacht race, on
Saturday. and gained her owner piece oil plate.
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon re turned to Paris on Friday evening"
the 23d ult from Suasbourg. He drove open
rage between lines OF troops about The Boulevards.
the Rue Royale and the Champs Elysee, TO The barere
de PEiole HIS reception is described as having been
extremely cordial the part OF the Parisans Extensive
preparations already making for his journey to the
south
| For some lime past The President has been arranging
b.. household on quite an imperial ioolsg Zen koqne
palace project Count Bacchioch grand master of cere
4 mouies Col Feury, grand equcrEy, &c.
/ Ii transpres that TILE. OF nobility continue to be
conferred, without any public announcement OF them.
The PAT il has taken 10 sly ling the President ''Hs High
Monsgneur The Prince President " but all The op
position papers omit this handle 10 his name. Never
theess these taken as an indication that the
wind again sets in imperial direction An additional
subject OF gossip is found IN the approaching fee the
18th August, the birthday OF the Emperor, on which oc
oF fh~ ha
will be revived. One OF the most impressive parts OF
the ceremonial was to have been the inauguration Of
Napoeons tomb in the lnvaldes. but the works cannot
Nj Armand Berlin. proprietor and editor OF the Debais,
sent for the other day by the Minister OF Police and
epmanded for having ANNOUNCED The changes about to
take place in the ministry. The minister did not deny
the accuracy OF the statements but declared that govern
ment would not permit the press to announce any
changes in the cabinet till the ofical decree had ap-
peared.
The approaching marriage of the President is regarded
in Paris fact beyond doubt. The lady. however is
now said 10 be, not the Princess de Vasa. but another
Baden princess grand daughter of Eugene Beauharnos
and o Don Pedro The lady undergoing the process
Of conversion from the Protestant TO the Roman Catholic
Religion, in order 10 render her suitable match.
The Turin Gazette contradcts, as absurd, the Tumor
that the island OF Sardinia is 10 be sold TO England.
From Florence learn that the Tuscan ministry have
been turred OF office. The Grand Duke announced
to his cabinet that the line of policy they pursuing
epugnant TO his conscience and contrary to his duties
Catholic prince towards the court OF Rome, and that
if they did not adopt more pons course Of conduct they
must resign This announcement is said 10 have
prised no one except The ministers themselves They
Ibid, however, tender their resignation, which was ac-
ceped M. Boaia is now at the head OF affairs
PRUSSIA
Considerable sensation has been excited in Berlin by
the conlscation for three successive days. OF the new
Prussa Tor Kenz) Journal and its subsequent decar
alton that il would appear till the courts of law
shall have decided upon the legality of its seizure The
Journal had made itself obnoxious TO the French, Aus
rian and Russian ENJOYS, and had gained many enemies
by its plain speaking. The Crown lawyers have since
sanctioned the coniscaon
The National Zeiiung of Berlin has article on the
treaty just concluded between Switzerland and the Uni
ted States in which IL remarks that the impoo London
protocol regarding Neufchael hasiened the period
tor the commencement OF American interference in the
affairs OF Europe.
We learn from Berlin that Mr. Barnard the American
minister u Berlin has succeeded in procuring the release
of several Prussans who had naurazed citizens OF
the United States, but their return for short time
their native country arrested charge OF evadng
| the military conscripon
The balance sheet OF the national finance for 1851 has
been length Published, and shows deficit OF IS, 423
horns although the receipts were IS 1881 fons more
| than - the preceding year.
The Emperor entered Pennsylvania on the 20th and,
| according TO Official accounts, was well received.
| SPAIN
Madrid papers state that the Spanish consul al New Or
leans had home official intelligence that there
Foundation whatever for the reports oil an intended hli
clustering expedition against Cuba.
PORTUGAL.
A rumor came by the PeDiGsuar mail, on Friday night
that Count Lavrado. the Portuguese minister in London
be Germany the delicate mission OF getting
Don Miguel TO make public and formal remuneration OF
his claims TO the throne of Portugal.
1 GREECE
letter from Athens. in the Idepsnee Btig OF Brus.
sels, states that the Monk Christuphorus. who had
cited formidable instruction, has been arrested.
| King Ohio expected at Trieste about the 2iib, on
his way TO Germany