The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-28


The royal mail steamer Cambria arrived a, Halifax al
noon upon the GOTH She brings Liverpool dates to May
18Th. being five days later than the Humboldt
ENGLAND
The proceedings Of Parliament OF considerable in.
terest motion was made IN the House OF Commons
on Tuesday, inqurlng into the system OF education pur
sued al Maynooth College An amendment was added
TO consider the bill repeal the Maynoolh College en-
dowment and all other grants for religious instruction
The resolution TO abolish the duty on paper newspaper
stamp, and advertisement tax was rejected.
The government intends 10 send military force 10
Australia.
The woolen manufacturers are alarmed at the prospect
oil deficiency OF wool 10 Australia.
The militia bill was still being discussed in Parliament
without any decisive action having been attained.
The Crystal Palace, which was purchased for $4,000
is 10 be Immediately re-erected for exotic garden
Captain Howard OF the ship Renovation, has made
deposition concerning the ships by him in the ice,
supposed to have been Franklin's He thinks they were
whalers.
1t is rumored that Lord Genga succeeds Earl Dalhou-
sic as Governor General OF India
FRANCE
The iee at Paris on the 10th OF May purely mill.
tary, consisting OF 10000 troops, with half million OF
citizens aud strangers spectators.
The Prince President Napoleon arrived on the ground
at noon, at the head of brilliant staff and reviewed the
soldiers lie presented standards TO the colonies, sur
mounted by tie imperial eagle.
Napoleon subsequently addressed the army, saying
: that The Roman eagle adopted BY The Emperor Napo,
grandeur OF France II disappeared with her misfor-
tunes, and ought TO return when France had recovered
from her defeats and again mistress OF herself
ing no longer to repudiae her own glory Resume, them
soldiers, these eagles not as menace against Foreigners
but as symbol of independence, as the souvenir OF
heroic epoch, and mark TO each regiment OF nobility
and pledge die. need be, in defence of the embems
so often led by our fathers TO victory"
The clergy, headed by the Archbishop OF Paris, num-
beng $780, gathered around gorgeous altar erected on
The field and bestowed blessings the standards. The
troops then defed, and the ceremony was concluded
Two thousand crosses and medals were also distributed
Ibap tanf yaa I'D in Rad
"Vive Napoleon :; the cavalry cried 1--WE Emperor !;
and the operatives OF Fauburg ST. Antoine, on the con-
rary, notified the employers that they would work in
stead Of being present al the fe.e
The festivities were continued indoors for three days,
and Tuesday fifteen thousand attended grand ball IN
| the Tulleries On Wednesday banquet was given 10
| eight hundred generals and superior officers
The Minister Of the Interior has written TO Avando,
exemplipg him from the oath of allegiance to the Presi
dent.
General Changarner has refused to take the oath OF
allegiance and, writing from Malines he says that Ma.
poeon repeatedly attempted 10 make him swerve from his
duty and bind himself 10 his ambitious designs. He
also charges him with having many times offered him the
rank of marshal, and also another military title
received since the fall OF the empire he also proposed
10 endow II with enormous pecuniary advantages He
also Napoleon of perjury, and congrauates him
self that he was proof against the Presidents brides.
Il letter from Count Chambourg calling on the legit-
mass refuse take the oath OF allegiance, is at
tracing great attention.
/ AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
The advices from Central and Southern Europe prin-
cipay refer to the movements of the Emperor Of Rus.
STA, and his visit TO Vienna The arrival at Vienna of
Prince Wndsgratz, and the Ban, and the expected
rival OF the Duke OF Bordeaux indicate that bis visit re-
laies 10 business rather than pleasure.
Among the names OF twenty exiled Hungarians pub.
cly sixed 10 the gallows at Vienna appear the names
of Count Alexander Teleky and Count Pulzkey
Kossuths relations arrived at Dresden on the 5h inst,
bound for Bremen.
/ The Grand Duke of Tuscany has abolished the con-
stuton, and restored matters as they were in lsis.
INDIA AND CHINA
1 The India mail has arrived with Trieste and Calcutta
dates TO the 7th of April and China TO the 25th of March
New outbreaks had occurred in India and an expedi
ton had sailed TO attack vangoon.
i MARKETS
4 LIVERPOOL, May l5-Coton-The market has been
most active throughout the week, with sales of 900
bales of which exporters took 700, and Spectators
5l,70o bales The arrivals of the week IA 900
bales The quotations New Orleans fair Old. mid
ding, oil; Upland fair, SD. mdding sd. The mar
ket closed al o'clock the 18th with prices SITTER
the advance OF I'll. during the week.
Hoinsheads circular says the market is well supplied
with American cotton and tina, holders are rm but meet
the demand freely The advance is stated at Id.
Denns,on's circular quotes fair Orleans at 6kd mid
ding SD. fair Mobiles, Sd mddng, SD. fair up.
lands SID. middling SD. The market on Friday was
active at full prices with sales OF 900 bales, 5000 OF
which were Tor speculation
Business al Manchester very active, and accounts
from the manufacturing districts generally satisfactory
Breadsiufis IN every department are dull with sales OF
western canal flour at 20s. and Ohio al ais. Corn
sales OF yellow at 29s. Cd, and OF white at 2ss cd
Buyers reserved, and prices mostly nominal except
for American flour, which held firm. The arrivals OF
the week are $4,000 barrels OF American flour