The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-05


put into Milford Haven, coast oi Wales on Wednesday,
I4th, for supply OF Goals She had encountered con
unuance OF heavy easeIly gales The whole way When
four days out on Sable Bank bese with field ice for
twelve hours and damaged her floats On the sd passed
several eebcrgs OH 10 10Th heavy gales OF head winds
with head seas MI fuel falling short run Tor Milford
She left Southampton Monday morning for her des
nation.
MosrY MAaxEr. Monday eysning.--A preponderanee
OF sales on the part OF the public has again caused tea
dency 10 reaction in the English funds Consols opened
this morning without alteration from Saturdays prices
the quotation being 99i TO but N consequences OF the
supply OF stock brought forward they declined 09k
i, al which lhey closed for both money and account
The Globe states that II Is reported IN the clubs that
enerprsing Chancellor OF the Exchequer means 10
take of the income tax; but Pandoras box opened
yet 10 sct with the knowledge OF the proposed sub
sute
On Monday, the 10Th, both houses Of Parliament
assembled and proceeded TO the despatch OF business
In The House oil Lords little was done beyond the present
alton OF petitions.
| La The House OF Commons long and important de-
bate ensued motion by Mr.. Herries craving the APP
pointmenl oil committee TO examine into the East India
Companys charter. Mr.. Anstey moved amendment
that commission Of inquiry be sent TO India TO invest
gate the companys manner oil governing there. The
amendment was negatved, and committee appointed.
The House then went into committee on the passen-
gers -amenimeni Mr. Herbert stated that the coope-
ration Of the United States government was indspen-
SADLY necessary to carry out the provisions OF the act
which was intended to regulate the passage Of poor emil
lngon on the part OF the government, expressed Will
lingness to communicate with the government OF The
United States on The subject. The clauses oil Inc Dill
were then agreed 10 in committee.
/ The RIGHT or jews TO SIT IN PARLIAMENT In the
Court OF Exchequer on Monday, judgment given in
the Of Miller Us. Salomons. 1t action TO
penalties IRON Alderman Salomons Tor having sat
and voted In the House of Commons without having taken
the required oatbs Baron Martin OF opinion that
the oath which was taken by the defendant was the
most binding on his conscience, that was the mode In
which he most conformed With the law, and he there
fore OF opinion that judgment ought 10 be entered for
the defendant Baron Anderson differed from Baron
Martin nd af hat ind en-
tered for the plaintiff until the form was altered Baron
Parke thought judgment should be for the plaintiff The
Lord Chief Baron said il could not be doubted that
the oath must be taken in the very form and words pre-
scrbed by the act and judgment must therefore 20 for
the plaintiff judgment, Tor the plaintiff accordingly
/ The AUSTRIAN OUTRAGE UPON AN EEGLTsHMAN.-The
court OF Tuscany has peremporiy refused to admit the
claim preferred by Lord Granville for apology and com
pensaton in the case of Mr. Eskne Mather The com
pensaton claimed tor Mr. Mather was CT 900. The
Tuscan government fatty refuses TO entertain the
question Of It's liability in any shape. The British min
iser is referred to The Austrian minister. Mr. Scarlet is
expected humate himself by second application TO
Prince LchensteiD, who. in his letter written the day
following the outrage, justified the assault Mr. Malhe
as an act OF necessary discipline, and only amened MIR
Mather's imprudenCe 10 wearing Tyrolean hat.
\ ARRIVAL OF GENERAL RosAs AT QUEENSTOWN The
arrival OF the ex-Dcator Rosas at the port of Queens
town is thus announced IN the Cork Reporter OF Saur
day,
arrived al Queenstown on Friday having board Gen
Rosas his family and suite The Conflict left the Plate
on the 10th of February, touched Bahia the 5th OF
March, and was bound 10 Portsmouth, but was obliged
10 put in here, owing to head winds We understand
that during her voyage one oil the boilers burst by which
four were killed"
The EMIGRATION MAYn-The Galway Mercury states
that great is the anxiety felt by the poor laborng
classes in that part of Connaugh 10 escape from the
'and that bore ihem, such OF them as have been for
tunae enough to obtain employment on drainage works
have adopted the following novel and extraordinary mode
OF enabling themselves to emgrate II appears they
paid fornighy, and when the pay night arrives, about
800 OF them assemble, and pay Cd each into general
fund. number of tickets, corresponding with the num-
Der OF persons present, then placed in hat and on
one OF these the word America" is writlen-a the
being blank ballot then takes place. and the lucky
drawer of the prze-tcket has his passage America
paid for him, and receives to subsis him for
lime after his landing there During the week just closed
less than six vessels have set sail from Queenstown,
laden with emgrans, bound respectively Tor Boston,
Quebec, New York. and ST. Johns. The gross number
; amounted TO ST. souls.
II is considered as not unlikely that means will be taken
for the proclamation OF the imperial government be-
fore the grand review announced for the 10th OF May.
Not less than Two hundred petitions have already reached
the Senate and assured that the greater part oil
them pray for the establishment OF the imperial govern
men with the object, it is added Of imparting sta
bity' TO the Institutions.
It's remarked ALSO that on the new silver coinage the
inscription round the ef6gy Is not indicative OF the posi-
lion Of the chief Of the State President Of the repab
Office ~ and Louis Napoleon Bonapa apart, ~ may mean
either head OF republic or head Of empire On the
coin struck during the consulate the name OF Bonspare
!
be alleged that the FIVE franc pieces still have the
scrption Rspubdqw Franchise !" but had the coins
struck for year after the establishment OF the
empire in 1904, On one side was Napoleon. Empe-
rsnr,' and the other " Repubhqus Franeas" How.
ever this may be- the feeling abroad that the
+ eve OF the empire.
appears that explanations have passed between
the Minister Tor Foreign Affairs and the Russian Min
ster the subject OF an almanac published at Warsaw
for the present year. and in which is set down that the
reigning family OF France is the younger branch OF the
Bourbons Assurances is added, have been given ba,
there nothing of offensive kind 10 France
4 or its President.
IL appears that the proposition OF L. de Mon,aember
was unanimously adopted by the members OF the Acad-
envy
Marshal Gerard died yesterday in Paris He was in
the 10th year OF his age. His baton OF marshal dates
from 1890
The Budget for 1859 shows deficiency OF 10000 900
francs, caused according TO the accounts, by carrying
extraordinary public works. Arrangements are, however
contemplated which, is expected will effect reduction
OF expenditure OF 100000 900 francs that loan will
be required
squadron is 10 be fitted out to cruise in the Medter
ranean practical school OF navigation for Spanish
sailors. Government is occupied with the subject of
establishing penal settlements in the Philippine Islands
4 AUSTRIA.
The Times correspondent, under date of Vienna, April
II, says: .tHss an
4 have recently had opportunity OF speaking TO an
Austrian gentleman who in Lombardy and Tuscany
short time since. He assures that things in such
bad state IN Italy that the troops "do regular police
duty" II is the opinion of my informant that things
cannot possibly remain they in Italy for any
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