The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-03

rate and bloody minded foes Of the Engshhe nrst TO
turn their against those who had inlrusled them
with them were the Kafhr policemen, women, and
children slaughtered by those who had been eel to
guard and protect them the flock was manged and de-
voured by the wolves whom unwse shepherds had
employed wslch-dogs to guide and defend them. Will
this lesson be regarded Will the people and the gov
eminent of Great Britain take warning Or will they
shut their eyes in wlfu blindness and adhere to the alb
sud system they have introduced and established, until
the few remaining whites whom they have reduced from
opulence 10 poverty in the West Indies butchered
and ferocous negro empire is established throughout
the whole group OF the Aniillesl Will our own fanatics
take warning Will those who employ VIM. H. Sew
ard and his clique 10 present and Tor their petitions
that slavery may be abolished by OF Congress- learn
TO appreciate the absurdy well the impiey OF their
request' Or will they persist not until they succeed but
until Congress forced TO erect national dhouse.
and send them and their leaders, with shaven heads, to
cool their phrensy under the influence OF the shower
bath Heaven only knows; for Heaven alone can scan
the alterations both OF the intellectual and moral
and tell how far asay fanacism may impel poor weak
humanity.
BY the Canada, which arrived yesterday Halifax,
possession OF weeks later dates from Europe
The political news is unimpoTtant, and the only CONNER
cia intelligence of interest is the announcement OF
slight decline In cotton Parties in the British Parliament
are defining their positions. The Premier has taken his
| stand and Lord John Russell and Sir James Graham
have assumed the initiative in opposition. Lord Palmer
ston maintains somewhat neutral and independent bear
ing and maness inclination to fair play between
the combaans The Earl OF Egnton has entered upon his
viceoyay with considerable Scat his first evee and draw
ing having been numerously attended than any
similar occasion since the lord euenantcy OF Earl Grey
As the friend and boon companion of the Marquis Of Wa
terfod and others of the elite Of the Irish nobility and
gentry, he will probably be popular; for the great libe-
raliy of the Marquis and his set 10 their teuanry has
made both him and them favores with the Irish people
The telegraph brings next to nothing in the shape OF
continental news but when the mails arrive we shall
doubtless receive interesting items OF intelligence.
Carnot is elected to the legislative assembly from the 4h
district OF Paris. The Queen oil Spain is sending out
large renforcemens TO Cuba and Porto Rico, aud this
constitutes all that yet know which is worthy OF
mention.
The Crescent City in from Chsgres and brings about
81 500 900 in gold and two hundred and fifty passengers
from California. The democratic convention had met
and elected delegates to the Baltimore Convention with
out, so far as discover, having instructed them
who vote for, indicating by resolution any prefer
ence for any particular candidate This is should
be. The North America, Of Vanderbirs Pacific line,
was cast away about thirty miles from Acapulco. The
ship and cargo total loss, but the passengers and
crew, hundred and fifty in number, providen-
TALLY saved. II.