The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-20

The Canada, which arrived at New York on the 18TH
brings dates from London and Paris OF the 3olh ullimo
In addition to brief Geographic summary, nnd in
our exchanges the following further details Of the news
BY this arrival
ENGLAND.
Lord Normandy has resigned his embassy TO France.
and his place has been supplied by Lord Cowsy twas
thought important 10 appoint nobody who either
Ofeanist or bonaparns The Daily News, January 80.
says
"The Marquis OF Clanricarde was spoken of but he
Is OF the known opinion OF Lord Palmerston Lord
Clarendon mentioned but he, who is said to have re-
fused the seals OF the Foreign ofce was not likely 10
Lord Canning was thought Of but his loidship has
denufed himself OF late years with the foreign politics
OF the Morning Chronicle than which nothing could be
OF the turmoil OF English and French politics Though
come OF tory stock, he took decidedly liberal view OF
German politics Those opinions were sarsssy profess
cd though not earned out IN any way that WAS informed
ding offensive We glad to see politician %
liberal, al least so little bound by tory and xristocTauc
tradition, appointed TO watch British nteIests in
country every way so anomalous and France has
become since the accession OF Louis Napoleon to unlm
tied power
The Marquis OF Normandy has shown himself very
susceptible Of newspaper reports. We do not mean Of
fence, nor fear denal, however, when We state that
Lord Normandy was. however inaocen,y, the Of
Lord Palmegsons resignation dismissal. Lord Pal
merston it is well known, expressed himself in Lon
don to Count Waewsk in terms which did not haImo.
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President OF the French republic mentioned and showed
proofs OF this discrepancy to Lord Normandy who ap
pealed to the government at home These circumstances
led TO Lord Palmerston's withdrawal from Downing
street, and Lord Nomanbys retirement from Paris This
outline Of facts will be useful for tho appreciation
and understanding of debates that must ensue, ~ well
as Tor afordng clear view OF the relative position oil
the Two governments"
The emigration Australia is increasingly but the ship.
owners, both in Liverpool and London are disinclined
send their vessels ports where there is every prob
ability OF their being deserted by their crews, and left
without the means Of returning 70 England
The gold discoveries in Australia have induced ser
propositions for the establishment Of mint in that
distant colony As much quarter OF million SOW
eegns have already been transmitted partly as returns
Tor the gold which has arrived here and partly Tor pro-
specye purchases OF the metal on advantageous terms
Under these circumstances, the proprey OF establishing
mint either at Sydney OF Por! Philip i deemed indis
and loss OF interest involves, than the shipment OF the
metal backwards and forwards in the shape Of rough
gold from side and coined pieces from the Other can
| hardly be imagined
The anticipation that France will issue DEGREES for the
prohibition of the expectation OF coin, as the Emperor OF
Russia has done by imperial ukase, is causing con-
siderable excitement in the commercial cities OF Europe
| FRANCE.
The Journal des Debdts, of January 80, announces
certain that the general elections OF members OF the
legislative body Of France will take place Sunday,
| the 18th, and Monday, the 10th OF February.
Geographic despatch received at London dated Paris,
/ January 80, says 8 e8 sas sf
"The Minister OF the Interior has addressed circular
the projects of the departments, authorizing them TO
release from prison. and restore 10 their tamllles such OF
the insurgents arrested since the cd OF December AZ shal
appear 10 have been merely led asray and whose beEa
| ton offers no danger TO society"
Meanwhile the seventies Of the government towards
those who suspected of dsahecon proceeding.
A letter from Paris. dated January %, says:
"The church Of Nezignan rEveque. near Pezenas.
surrounded the nth instan while mass was go
ing on, by detachment of the 3sh regiment supported
by gendarmes and hussars. On coming out OF church
each individual was stopped and asked for his or her
name This unexpected proceeding led to the upon
the spot OF eighteen persons charged with having taken
part 10 the rising Of the Sd and 4th December Many
rendered themselves The number OF prisoners now in
Pezenas is 35 Many have been transferred 70 Bezisrs,
where. al this moment, 700 are in custody Il s said
that every fresh arrest produces confessions which led to
! the issue OF more warrants.
letter from Ssteron (Basses- Alpes) of the 23d says
Numerous continue TO be made in this neigh
bohood Not less than $50 persons now in custody
and almost the whole OF them have been furnished BY
the three cantons OF Lamotte Vaorlne, and Ssteron
Fy.three political prisoners were two days ago, lodged
in the jail OF Orleans-three women, and II 10 said
that they took active part in the instruction IL
Bonny.
The Pays says that about two thousand persons e.
ec,ed from those considered be the least deserving Of
punishment, will be sent to Algeria and employed
in the agricultural colonies there.
"Any expression OF opinion with regard to the Presi-
dent (ol the repubc) that may reach the Of authos
~ invariably punished with severity Both in Paris
and the provinces prosecutions daily take place for marc
loose expressions let fall in convivial moments, and
ported by professional amateur epiea frOeeCou0n
and condemnation are now Synonymous terms. Fine
and imprisonment always follow Several OF these eases
occurred in Paris yesterday One OF the prisonsrs--a
basket maker-had with more truth than politspsss.
said within the hearing OF some soldiers in wine shop.
that they fighting machines for man who did not
deserve any respect The soldiers reported the sxpsss-
zion, and the man sentenced 10 two months imprn-
oament and fs fine"
A decree published in the Mon,tsur OF Thursday. jan
uay goth. promulgates the following appointments made
4 by Louis Bonapare
Prince Jerome Bonaparte Marshal OF France. Governor
OF the nvades, is appointed President OF the Senate
NJ Mesnsrd is appointed first Vice President The other
Vice Presidents are NM. Drouyn-de-Lhuys. Troro0g.
and General paraguay d'Hlers Gen. Count dHaut-
pool ia appointed grand Reirerendary. M. Larosse 10
/ appointed Secretary OF the Senate.
| Another decree appoints the several members OF the
sections Of the Council OF State which Il to enter i'm
media,ey upon it's functions. The Consultative Con-
mission is dissolved
M Bolay is appointed Secretary General OF the Coun-
Gil Of State in the place OF NJ Chevser, who declines
that Office
NJ Petri the new project OF police, has issued proc
Office In this document the Prince Louis Napoleon
styled The heir Of The Emperor M Pietr promises 10
be paierna well as severe.
The French government is taking great pains 10 show
that nobody killed in the revolution OF the I'd oil De-
cemher and The two following days. The M0ansay OF
the goth OF January has the following summary Of an
official report on this subject;
"It has been from the report OF the Geperal-in-
Chief OF the army of Paris 10 the Minister Of War the
events of the Sd and ih December that the loss Of the
army in these two days amounted 10 odicer and
twenty killed, and seventeen ocers and one
hundred and sixty seven men wounded. These results