The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-17

corps is still actively engaged in counting the voes and
the labor will not be terminated till Wednesday, when
The entire chamber will proceed 10 ST. Cloud the same
evening, with the President and officers at their head 10
report the result.
OF the of the great appointments expected 10 fol
low the establishment OF the empire OF the latest is,
that General de 81 Arnaud will be named Grand Mar
shall OF the Palace.
There is change worthy OF notice in the trade Of
Paris Tor The last week, except that the manufacturers
have received large orders Tor export during the last few
days. The manufacturers OF fancy articles, Paris ware
and particularly jewery and bronze, exporting largely
10 foreign countries The manufacturers OF Lyons
Rue orders for England and the United States
Many OF the shop keepers complain that the winter trade
is dull in consequence OF the mild temperature The
merous buildings going forward in Paris, and the various
concessions OF railways, have caused considerable rise
IN the price OF iron and cast metal The price oil coal has
likewise risen in consequence of the increased duty
Belgian coal The contest between the millers who are
endeavoring TO raise the price of -four and the bakers
who refuse 10 submit TO their demands, still continues
the corn market The choice samples are still quoted 5Sf
the sack OF 57 kiogrammes superior al from 55f TO 57f
than flour, and the price is comparatively high. There
has been rise at the last market OF H. the hectolre.
Accounts from the departments OF the Drome and the
Ardeehe that further rise has taken place in
the price Of silk OF superior quality in consequence
Of large orders from The manufacturers OF Lyons and ST.
Eiienne. .a.... MI
late in various departments have been received
| in Paris,
The price Of public securities was firm at the Bourse
to-day, with the exception of the shares of the New
Bank OF Credit Mobier, which opened at l,575f. and
closed at 1,475f
! According TO the Monaeur the customs receipts in
France IN the months ended November 1852, exceed
1717sl2 francs the receipts OF corresponding period
| OF previous year
! @.a BELGIUM
On the 25th ultimo proposition was laid before the
chambers for the conversion OF the Belgian five per
into four and halls the greater part OF the five
per cent deb, TO be included in the law, In committee
it proposed that reduction OF per cent should
be made. The original motion was, however adopted
1t is expected that the chambers will Immediately
firm the project
Mr. Drummond the Brazilian minister, has fallen into
disgrace for having put forth statement respecting the
bad quality OF the exports oil sailed meat. The Portu
guese government so highly oiehded with this mpu
aton their produces that II is resolved TO suspend re-
lalions with him as minister
AT the latest date 2oh the United States brig Dolphin
was in the Tagus. N."
The obsequiss of Able Giober were celebrated with
great pomp, in the church OF Corpus Christi al luTin
| on the 22d instant.
The Modena Messenger has the following:
The Ponti6ca government has just concluded con-
venon relative to the maintenance OF the Austrian army
in the States OF the church, That convention, which
into operation the LIST OF October last likes al
$4,000 infantry and l4oO cavalry, The effective force oil
the Austrian troops quartered in the different Provinces
and for the support OF which the Roman treasury is 10
pay monthly SO 900 forms 10 the Austrian government
case the army should be reduced the ponthea treasury
will only have 10 pay monthly sum OF 5000 iorins Tor
every thousand men remaining. The expense attending
the hospitals is 10 be borne by the Ausirians."
The two battaons Of the second Ponufca regiment,
perfectly equipped, bad arrived at Home.
The Pope had resolved to send an extraordinary apos
toc delegate to the Imperial government OF Hayti and
had chosen for that purpose Padre Spaccapetra Nea
politan, who be consecrated bishop pdrfibus
The Pope has received letter from the King OF SIAM
promising that during his reign there shall be no perse-
cu,ion OF the Christians within his dominons.
SICILY.
Two shocks Of earthquake were experienced on the
morning OF the sth instant, al Reggie, In Sicily Two
shocks felt the following day al Cosenza The erup
ton OF Etna continues aud new crater has opened,
OF Zatferano.
The Daily News correspondent that preparations
are making Just al Hamburg for the emigration Of
Liverpool and New Orleans to Salt Lake City. The ex-
petition IS well organized and expensIvely hued out.
SWITZERLAND.
An order OF the State OF Ticno, dated 10Th ut sup
presses the order OF Capuchins in the canton.
Two violent shocks OF earthquake were felt in the
Neua country in the north OF Hungary night of 18th
October The places most affected were Sassin and
Sepanno, where chmneys were demolished and the
church bells set ringing The whole population headed
by the priests turned out and encamped in the open fields
Shocks also felt 10th and l7th Sagor in Syria,
where some damage was done TO buildings.
PRUSSIA
/ DR.. Karl DEster formerly member OF the Prussian
National Assembly, has been found guilty by the
court Of Cologne on a charge OF treason The sentence
to be published in the district gazette and posted the
pillory
i ..s
From the first OF January next the importation OF manu-.
featured gold aud silver will be prohibited for The king
dom OF Poland The goidsmths in Warsaw and Kalisch
used 10 draw their supply OF such articles principally
from the German establishments. After the above date
commission will be established in Warsaw, to which
the Polish manufacturers send their stock of gold
and silver TO be melted and stamped ; from this metal
alone they will be allowed TO work, and the articles in
their shops must agree in weight with the quantity Of
metal they declare In OF fraud error, the Offend
srs will be visited by fines and the conhscaon OF their
goods.
The latest Russian novelty is the smoking cigarettes
containing instead oil tobacco The French paper in
which find the circumstance says the practice is be-
coming quite fashionable and tea has al least the merit
OF being less narcotic.
GREECE.
A committee Of scientific and practical men, appointed
by the Greek government to consider the OF fail
OF the currant crop, had reported that they consider
the extension OF the blight next very probable
TURKEY.
The Kreuz Zeiung of the 26th ullimo states that d-
rect communications from Damascus to 4th November
announce that the Turkish campaign against the insur-
gents central Syria had totally failed, and that winter
having set in, operations suspended till spring.
Il The British fleet is its way to Tunis, where the
French feet now Isl intelligence having been received Of
the Bey's death.
Il THE OVERLAND MAIL.
TRIESTE, November 26.-The Austrian Lloyds steamer,
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