The daily union., 1852-04-08
F.ar pays Later froa Earop..

Fsar Days Later fsom EaroPs.
The steamer Baltic. commanded BY Capt Comstock.
arrived al New York on Monday last She brings Law
erpoo and London papers to the oath OF March.
FRANCE
PARIS March Is The Mositsur announces that the
dispute with Morocco Is amicaby terminated, and dplo
matte relations are renewed with that country,
decree is ulgaled regulating the relations oil The
Chambers with the President Each senator may pro-
po.s 10 ussen to the the basis OF bill Of great
national interest Any proposals OF notifications OF the
constitution must be signed by ten senators,
The CORPS legislative cannot reject bill without dis
cussinx ali the articles separately The President is 10
receive 100 900 francs salary The severest penalty a
piled to deputy is Is days exclusion,
Another decree obges the magistrates and members OF
the courts Of law TO take the oath of allegiance within
month from March 80.
PARIS, March 22-The Moailsur publishes TO day the
text OF the speech addressed by Louis Napoleon at the
review yesterday the soldiers whom he decorated wItha
medal instituted by the confscaton decree oil January
90 II deserves be noted that he seizes the opportunity
to remind the public of one oil the most important features
Of his usupaton the supreme military RANK
der of things Thus he speaks OF his love for the great
military family Of which he is proud TO be the head IN
expressing his regret for the small resources al me as
posa OF the government for econpensng the services
Of the army Louis Napoleon inv0lunarly reminds the
world of the sacred rights OF property on which he has
ramped lch the means OF feeding his preorlans with
largesses.
The Presidents speech was as follows:
SOLDIERS: In giving for the first time this medal, am
anxious 10 explain you the object for which have IN
sti,ued it. When any one perceves like me. now muca
in the ranks OF the army, feeling Of rege! arises 20 ms
mind that the government has his disposal such scay
o. Of
legion Of honor would lose its prestige were not re-
striced within certain limits Yet how often have re-
GREETED soldiers and officers return to Their homes
without recompense although by their length OF ser
vice. their wounds, and by actions worthy OF euloglum
they had mered testimony OF satisfaction from their
country.
II s in order to accord them such mark OF approba.
ton that have instituted this medal II may De given
such persons have re-engaged themselves IN the
army, after having previously conducted themselves
well ALSO 10 those who have made four canpagns or
to such as have been wounded specially named in
the orders Of the day o. the army II nsurss % nsm 40
but small but what is great is the rband which you will
your breast. and which will signify 10 your COM
rades, your families and your fellow cltzems 'hat ne
who wears it is brave This medal will not pre-.
vent you from pretending 10 the cross OF the legion OF
honor, should you be worthy OF receiving IT, On the
contrary, it win be as first step towards obtaining
the cross since il will in advance point you out to
the attention of your supeTos You are not 10 receive
the time two pecunary ALLEGATIONS, but you VIII
be able to wear at the same time the two
the same way as commissioned officer corporal or
soldier, TO whom the OF the legion OF honor has
been accorded, may also if he should again sgnalize
himself receive the medal Soldiers, this distinction,
repeat is but tring matter for the immense services
which. both here and in Africa, you render TO France
but receive encouragement 10 maintain intact that
military spirit which does you much honor Wear II
as proof Of my solictude for your interests, and OF my
affection for that great military family OF which am
proud be the head because you are lis glorious chill
dren
The Moneur de PArmte, alludng 10 the reported dmi
mutton of I25OO0 says that great reduction in
the active forces OF the country would be at all times
wholly irreconcilable with the necessity OF maintaining
an army of occupation In Algeria and the expediiIoRary
af ROM Rat a
adoption OF such reduction when several of The depart
ments have Just been agilated by severe troubles;
railway train arrived at Paris on the 22d, bringing
33s persons from the department of the Nievre, who have
been condemned TO transportation and the majority OF
whom are to be sent TO Lambessa. Among them are NJ
Lenor. deputy mayor OF Ciamacy, and M Moreau'
belonging 10 the bar OF that town.
letter from Casres of March 18th, states that ten
new arrests have been effected at Ia Bastde IN conse-
auence of formidable secret organization having been
discovered there which extended its ramcatons into the
department of the HeIault
The Parie states that several ex-represenatves who
Quilted France voluntarily after the coup dtat have Just
returned II adds that three exrepresenlaives oil The
Mountain have applied for letters OF naturalization in the
United States.
M Emile de Girardn has been allowed 10 return to
Paris for his private affairs.
The Orleans and Bordeaux he centre of France) and
he trunk line of the Paris and Orleans railroad. the
whole forming monster company.
ENGLAND.
THE IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE THE UNITED KING
pom-Some returns were, the 23d oil March, printed
by order of the House OF Commons respecting the import
and export trade of the United Kingdom In 1872 the
value OF the imports into the United Kingdom, calculated
at the official of valuation, amounted TO only ESQ.,,
53i I4l and in 1850 they reached to o0,4G0a33 In
1922 the exports from the United Kingdom were f53,
47o 09e and in 1850 they had reached to s76
There also increase in the value OF the articles and
produce OF manufacture OF the United Kingdom exported
In 1922 the real or declared value f36 623 and in
1850 the value OF such exports amounted 10 Eli 1856
The arrival OF Col Fremont by the Africa, has excited
some interest in the city, and il is expected that he will,
without delay, clear away the INVESTIGATIONS that have
for so long period involved the questions connected
with his property in. Caliiornia.-London Standard,
March 2S
TRIAL-TRIp or THE GREAT BaITAS.-The Great Brit.
ain went out of the dock in good syle and Immediately
turned her head seaward, and sped her way rapid
rate on her tral.irp towards Cape Clear teegraphc
message three hours after her departure, reported her
speed at fifteen miles hour Her departure for New
York is fixed for the 1st OF May, by which time
modaton will be ready for nearly 400 frs, and second
class passengers.
AusTRIA-On the fate OF the missing steamer
Marianna the Trieste Gazette OF the nth has the fol-
lowing
We have 10 state with the most lively regret that the
more or less accredited reports which reach respecting
the Mariana are only calculated 10 heighten the
ous fears already entertained Tor the safety OF the vessel
and her crew. The hope that at least some
have fhe be