The daily union., 1852-08-14
Foreign News.
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III ENGLAND.
The Times says The elections are now over, and the
Parliament will assemble II is said, about the third
week in October so that neatly three mouths must
tapse before The opportunity Is afforded OF verifying pfac
tcay The very conflicting opinions which are ahoal re-
specng lis composition. But enough is known at the
present moment 10 show that protection has received It's
quieus al The hands OF The connry il is deiunet 10
spirit al least il not in name To government which,
Sir James Graham said al Carlisle The other day, held
many different tongues on This subject as the Tower
ol Babel such result must be deeply moruiyng Mar
yeonsy changed has been the tone OF the government
organs, during the last few days, respecting this point
upon which the struggle has manly turned.
| Notwithstanding the most unseIupulous use which
ever been made, IN our tme OF the government pa
uonage, in every place where II could be brought to
have been disclosed at Derby. the Morning Herald can
only claim 3i7 mnlseraliss against 3O4 oppos ilonss
supporters OF Lord Derby. more than SO ayowed free
traders, liberal conservatives, who would be as dead
against remposilion OF the corn laws, or any equva-
lent tie shape OF shifting The taxation from the rural
population 10 that OF The towns as Mr. Golden, Lord
Juhn Russell, SIR James Graham or any other equally
Jealous Tree trader. As far. adherence 10 be
policy OF Sir Robert Peel concerned is admitted. on
all hanis, that the result OF The general eecuon is con-
elusive; and Parliament IN all probability, VIII not be
many days old before formal resolution has been come
hr subject which will dispose OF this vexsd ques
lion forever.
ln a Parliament where more Than ITO new members
will be found II would be premature 10 speak OF the iee-
iugs which will actuate many oil them on other ques
tons flee trade The vague phrases OF Derby ties,
liberals, and nerai conservatives under which these
new cassed, very feeble indications, we
presume, of the opinions which they hold on other lead
Ing quesous OF the day, more especially the two last
named In bis speech at Baiuree on Monday,
Major Beresiord, The only member OF the government
VINO has addressed popular assenb'age since the elec
tons bad al but terminated, was Obliged 10 admit that
the ''maorty not d. cdedly Derby majority but,
nevertheless, when The radicals proceeded 10 shake the
tbToue ami attack the CONSTITUTIONS, and indulge IN sml.
lar monstloseS, then Major Beresiord hoped that Lord
! Detby's power in the House OF Commons would be ma
tertaly strengthened.
4 THE POTATO From all parts Of the country
we nave accounts respecting the reappearance OF The
viruent maiady which has OF late years committed such
ravages on the potato crop. In this neighborhood.
regret 10 that the disease has been too fatally man
esed for several days past in all cases has been un-
usually rapid it's acton and those tubers which were
perfectly sound only days ago have been since cut OH
by the Mysterious blight Tor miles around this locality
When first the leaves none OF the iubers were
ened the blight descended and we have observed that
although the potato first sight appears sound TO the eye
yields 10 the touch like liquid with that species
of snowy fungus which marked the disease IN former
years A correspondent of the London Times, adopting
the signature of IAN Eye to the Posaoes, IN the course
of some admirable observations on this subject, makes
the following remarks:
sThe potatoes ag ain show unmisiakeable symptoms OF
diseasethe leaves and stems appearing withered and
burnt, and these symptoms were developed Immediately
after the great thunder OF Friday week lastthose
plants alone escaping which Were under the shelter OF
stone walls The same effect was produced upon some
potatoes OF my own, apparently by The same cause,
while residing in Guernsey some lew years back and
the present result tends to confirm me in an opinion
which | was then led adopt, owing to the develop
men OF the disease appearing 10 be Immediately
quent upon the Liberation OF large Of amos.
phec electricity that the potato rot s DUE TO the forma-
on of ozone which is ato-ropc or electric and more
active form OF oxygen"
The Uoaeur contains decree establishing the cul
tivalion OF tobacco in the Vas and Bouches du Rhone
The Monier contains the following note: /" The still
increasing Of cash in hand belonging TO the treas
uy has enabled the Minister OF Finance TO reimburse TO
the Bank Of France francs on account OF the
$4,000 900 francs lent by The bank in March, lsiS" That
sum paid on the goth instant.
The ministerial changes are still iavoraby regarded at
the Exchange, and the funds again little higher
Foulds return to the Ministry OF Finance is still talked Of
The governor of the province OF Cadz has informed
the government Of the discovery OF eleven pictures
panied by Murllo Zurbaran Cano Herrera yaldes, FL
Espanoeia and Urbina Those piciures-described as
valusblehad been stolen many years ago from the
monastery OF La CartuIa, at Seville.
HOLLAND.
The Handesbiad, of Amsterdam, in order put an end
TO certain rumors, states that the Dutch government
accepted from the United States the mission OF entering
into negotiations with The Emperor of Japan for puing
end TO the exclusion OF all foreigners except the
Dutch.
letter from Rome of the 10th, in the Messdggiere d
odena, states that il is the intention of the Papa
erumrn TO surround Ancona with an octrol wall, and
that the work to be commenced Immediately. The
correspondent also states that commission has set out
Tor London in order TO take possession, in the name OF
the Pope, OF two steamers which TO ply along the
oil the Adriac, in order 10 repress the conaband
trade.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna Gazette OF the publishes the balance.
sheet for 1851. The receipts amount TO 223,252 OBS
orins aud expenditure to ais 43o,470 FORMS The
deficit, therefore, amounts TO 51,l7S,432 horins.
TUSCANY.
The Grand Duke his from the baths OF Mon
ecaltno, declared TO NJ Bada--erin and the other MIN
istprs that the policy followed by them IN opposition
To hs conscience, and TOO contrary 10 the dulies OF
Catholic prluce The court OF Rome In conseq quence,
unrss they would embrace his maxims of a Roman
Catholic policy, he prepared 10 accept the resgna
tOn which they would offer.
TURKEY.
| A letter from Consiantnople says: al commission
composed OF three Turkish dgnlaues, has been ap.
pointed take cognzance OF the attack upon the
noat pa-senges at the Arnauquay, at Constantnople
The correspondent OF the Os Deutsche Post Is OF opn
ion that he damages, which are LAID at G6,O00 win
paid without dcmur, Int here will be diculties
| the punishment be inf icted tie offenders.
Baynes y about leave here. II should be by
every departure, another opportunity will not be AZ
rdcd seeing h magnificent picture.
erb tod a 4 aud O'Clock, D.