The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-29
Foreign News by the Atlantic.

Foreign News by the Atlantic.
The Atlantic arrived al New York Saturday
ing beating the CunardeT Niagara by about four days.
and bringing dates from Liverpool the 10th instant in
elusive
The Atlantic and Baltic passed each other in the Mar.
rows. and saluled Oh Liverpool bar
We do not perceive by the Liverpool papers OF the 10th
that The steamer Gfest Britain had arrived out She is
advertised for Port Phillip
The eomnsrsiai news is scarcely as favorable as was
expected The Liverpool papers notice decline OF 3D.
| per pound ia the cotton market
In the gram trade there is no change IN other articles
than Indian corn for which lower prices accepted
In the House OF Lords the evening Of June lalh,
the government gave notice that il would suspend the
progress of the bill providing for the surrender oi French
criminals.
The case Of MIR Mather, struck down by an Austrian
officer 10 Florence was again brought up by Lord john
Russell, and severely cornmenel upon by many
bers Lord MalmsbuIy said that The difficulty was ,ha,
by pressing II too far the British government might be led
~ S s~s slssa e q BY Aus
Madame Goldschmidt landed at Liverpool under
lutte fired by the of the Atlantic. MIR Godschmidt
Swedish consul at Liverpool II was not expected that
they would give any concerts there.
Sir Harry Smith had declined the public dinner rendered
| him by the United Service Club.
| Ii was reported that Mr. Macauly would be candid
ate for the representation OF the city Of Edinburgh in the
| next House OF Commons.
From the London Gazette.
A PRoCLAMATloN-BY THE QUEEN.
| VicToRA r.
Whereas by the act Of Parliament passed in the tenth
year of the reign of his late Majesty King George w. for
ihe relief OF his Maiesys Roman Catholic subjects, is
enacted that Roman Catholic ecclesiasiic, any
member Of any OF the religious orders, communities or
societies OF The Church of Rome, bound by monastc
religious vows should exercise any OF the rites
monies Of the Roman Catholic religion, or the
habits of his ORDER within the usual places of
ship of the Roman Catholic religion n private houses
And whereas il has been represented 10 us that Ro
man Catholic eccIesascs, wearing the habits OF their
orders have exercised the rites and ceremonies OF the
Roman Catholic religion in highways and places OF pub
lie resort, with many persons in ceremonial dresses
bearing banners and objects, symbols of worship. in
procession, the great scandal and annoyance of large
numbers OF our people, and 10 the manifest danger OF the
public peace
violation Of the laws has been committed places OF
public worship during the time Of divine service and in
such n TO disturb the congregations assembled
therein we have therefore thought IT our bounden duty
by and with The advice OF our prvy council TO issue
this royal proclamation, solemny warning all those
whom il may concern, that whilst resolved 10
protect Roman Catholic subjects in the andisturbed
enjoyment Of their legal rights and religious freedom
we are determined TO repress The commission OF all such
offences aforesaid, whereby the offenders may draw
upon themselves the punishments attending the viola
ton OF the laws and the peace and security of do
ninioEs may be endangered Given at our court al
Buck aghan Palace, this 18th day of June. in the year
Of our Lord 1852, III the 18th year OF our reign.
GoD SAVE THE QUEEN
There is an increase OF f63,ooo in the Irish banks
| circulation last month.
The iron screw light house is now complete in tho
i Morgan John 0Connel esq, had been called to the
bar By the Honorable Society oil Grays Inn.
i Inc telegraph between galway and Dublin s in such
state OF completion that several messages have been
/ transmitted
The Belfast Mercury gives most cheering account OF
the state of agriculture in extensive district OF the
| county OF Tyrone.
The first power-loom factory connected with the cot
ton trade which has yet been set work in Ulster at
i present in course of completion al Belfast
/ The Dublin Freeman announces the suspension of
Messrs and G. Grierson, printers TO the Queen, and
mopreiors OF the Daily Express Liabilities, fl5.s52
The assets however, will enable the firm to pay all in
proportion.
An alarming riot occurred in Belfast. between large
body OF teetoallers aud mob composed OF parties ad
the pure element The soldiers had 10 be called
out to quell the tumuli and TO protect the teetoaer
i IRIsa INDUSTRIAL ExHIBuIoN-On Thursday, June
Cork in the Corn Exchange, very much enlarged by lem
porary additions The grand saloon is lsa feet long, SO
dows and strip ef glass along the roof There is good
display OF poplns, aces, and other fabrics, number
Of handsome specimens OF sculpture and painting very
exhibition is altogether very satisfactory Ii for
may opened BY the Lord Lieutenant. The Earl OF Begln
ton and his countess, with much ceremony, and bril-.
liant crowd was in attendance.
FRANCE
decree in the Mon tour OF June l4h conhdes 10 the
Minister OF Marine the direction of the War Department
in the absence OF General ST. Armand, Minister OF War;
who has gone TO the baths of Ychy.
The French squadron, under the command OF Baron
La SUISSE arrived al Tunis on The LIST inst
The presidents and secretaries OF The councils general
to be chosen by the President of the republic and
those OF the Councils OF Auondissemen by the prefecs
Their siitings not to be public. The mayors and
deputy mayors 10 be appointed by the projects from
among the members OF the municipal councils
Nj Emile de Grardin in reply to Gen Chang rnier
denial through the London Times reeraes his assertion.
that in March, lsis, that general proposed to Ledru
Roln put himself the head OF 900 troops ade
England and proclaim The republic, and adds that the
general frequently boased the benches OF the National
Assembly OF having made the PROPOSAL Ia fact that is
| certified by Nj Matthew de la Drone)
Louis Napoleon has been vehementy opposed in the
council the question of the sumpuary laws that
he has indicated.
The stamp returns show falling off in the circulation
compared with that for April caused doubt, by the
cation of news end Of leading articles.
at be College OF France has resigned to avoid taking the
, oath 10 the constitution OF 1852.
By decision of the Council OF State Of the 7h instant
debts contracted by the nsurrectonary governments of
= isas and the following years.
The notes issued by the Danish government, accord.
ing 10 the DEGREES Of February and March is, 1884, for
the purpose OF replacing the Illegal notes Of the govern
men OF the Duches al that time IN circulation TO the
amount OF 100000 marks banco, will continue in
course and be received before at all The government
establishments.
Il ELECTIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS.
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