The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-30

those brought by the franklin She brings ~ passen-
gers.
The Pacific had arrived the morning OF the 18th,
30 minutes past O'clock having been detained three
hours by low tide.
Lord John Russell's friends, fearing his defeat in Lon
don, are trying to smuggle him in for Edinburg.
The Arctic expedition sailed on Thursday the 18th in
slant.
The New York cpper-shp Witch of the Wave ar.
rived at London on the 18th instant, in 90 days from Can
ton, being the shortest passage on record.
Sir John Matherson, owner of the island OF Roma, on
the west OF Scotland, has offered il gift 10 the
government for penal settlement.
Prof. Wilson has resigned the proessorshp of phloso-
ply in consequence OF his age.
The census returns of Carlow county, Ireland, show a
diminuton in the population OF ones sixth since Is4l
Lord Esnton in'imaies that the government has no
intention of abolishing the first vice royalty,
FRANCE.
lie Sieae denies that any difficulty has occurred be-
tween the French and English governments.
The Minister Of public Instruction has issued orders to
schoolmasers 10 assume manners and habits compatible
with their profession.
Foryn provincial newspapers have been suppressed
by government since December.
A great drought prevails in the south Of France
On Friday in Paris, the national guard preparing
to give fete to the President
Grea, sensation had been produced by the statement
that the Russian imperial ordinance sets down Henry
as King OF France and the Count de Paris heir APP
parent.
1t was considered extremely probable that procana-
ton of the empire would be made before the grand re-
view on The 10th OF May. Two thousand petitions had
already been presented asking the establishment, OF
imperial government
Adyices from Circassia state that the Russians had
gained an important victory the Circassians.
GERMANY.
Hanover had declared in favor OF a customs union with
Austria.
The new constitution OF Cassel provides for the esab-
lishment OF chambers-ihe upper composed OF NOM
inees Of the Crown and the lower OF 80 members elected
by the people,
The government had given orders forbiddng the en-
trance OF persons expelled from France.
AUSTRIA
II is officially announced that the external and internal
policy OF Austria will not be changed by the death Of
Schwatzenberg, who left memorandum insisting upon
the necessity OF the policy he had adopted He be-
queahed all his movable property TO his llegtimate
daughter.
PORTUGAL
Accounts from Lisbon state that inrgues are on foot
between Portugal and Spain for further curtalment Of
constitutional government. The French sui who re-
Gently persisted in the Porto, had hand in these
intrigues.
NAPLES,
The Neapoltan State trials had been indefinitely post.
poned
ITALY.
Madinia an extensive banker Of Bologna, had failed,
reducing TO beggary many OF the first families OF the
city
Letters from Florence state that the orders for the
withdrawal OF the Austrian troops from Tuscany had
been counermanded ia consequence OF infammatoy ap
peas being posted
TURKEY.
Amcable relations between Turkey and Egypt had
been restored
Twelve thousand men employed on the Egyptian
railway