The daily union., 1852-08-19
Details of Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


Domestic politics are extremely quiet and will doubt
less remain until Parliament reassembes in October
The aspect OF public feeling in the United States
specung the British encroachment IN the fisheries has
The general opinion of the press is in favor of the Eng
sh reading of the treaty, but the government is blamed
by many OF the leading journals for using the show of
force without due previous notice At the same time il is
stated that the nineteen ships, OF which list is given in
the colonial papers, are not more that the usual fleet
the British, American, and West India station, while
Of the vessels, the Jane mentioned sent to the
OF difficulty is in fact being paid OFT at Woolwich The
apprehended trouble has caused considerable feeling and
with other circumstances has had depressing effect
the funds.
The London Standard says (" If we are not msin-
formed the maritime powers will be invested by Eng
land and France to consider the situation OF Mexico,
with "a view TO establish her independence both fnan
cally and politically, SO that barrier may be established
TO the aggressive spirit of America in the South"
The CunaId company are understood TO be about to
build on the Clyde steamship larger tonnage and great
power than any yet built salso stated that contracts
closed with house in Liverpool for the establish
ment OF 4 line Of iron propelers to commence running
between Portland, Maine, and Liverpool, in the fall OF
1853. The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce have voted
to solicit the influence OF the New York Chamber Of
Commerce with the United States Post Office to have the
mails sorted board the steamships in order TO expedite
their delivery on arrival,
Harvest is well begun in England with seasonable
Notwithstanding the accounts that the potato rot had
appeared 10 Ireland il only be regarded as partial
and at least counerbalanced by the abundance OF the
sound crop.
FRANCE.
M Fould's appointment TO the ministry of State was
announced per Franklin. M. Pelletier is appointed
chief de cabinet of the Minister OF State. Gen. Deov-
nano will probably succeed Marshal Excelmans as Chan
cellor OF the Legion OF Honor.
News has reached Paris from Malta that the French
fleet had arrived at Trpol and the admiral threatened
10 proceed to immediate hostlities unless the claim
10 do and rumor says that the French in occupa
ton of Tnpoli. This, however, lacks confirmation.
Local disturbances had broken out in Guadaloupe
BELGIUM.
The commercial conference between France and Bel
GUM, which was interrupted by the Belgian ministerial
crisis, is resumed.
PORTUGAL.
Dates from Lisbon are to the Goth umo The minis
try, having been defeated question OF Rnance tender
ed their designations, which not accepted--he
Queen preierrng TO dissolve the Chamber Of Deputies,
which was forthwith done, and the Cortes closed This
coup d<ta excited agitation The elections TO take
place Immediately preceded, however, by electoral
decree.
GERMANY
In sitting, on the 9th ultmo, the Germanic Diet
adopted by large majority the report OF the commission
appointed TO ratify the treaty respecting Denmark with
Prussia and Austria BY this vote affairs Of the Duchies
are concluded.
The mobiles OF SAKE Coburg Gotha have lodged with
the Germanic Diet protest against the constitution
OF the Duchies The Duke on his part protests against
the absorption OF the Duchy OF Limenburgh into the
The Cologne Gazette states that friendly relations are
re. established between Prussia and Westphala.
PRUSSIA.
letter from Posen states that 800 had died (out OF
population OF l2000l from cholera. FIRE bad also
lately consumed eighty houses and the greatest distress
prevailed in the city.
SWITZERLAND
The grand council Of Neufchaiel by vote OF 90 eli,
has ordered the suppression OF the royal society called
the Corporation OF Heurguorse, OF Vaugn The council
also adopted unanimously the bill for suppressng high
treason, which is also aimed at the royalst party.
The Cantonal Assembly have also abolished the natu-
ralzaton Of foreigners privilege interfering with the
equality OF the inhabitants.
The crusade against the press continues in Piedmont
Letters from Naples announce that General Franrri
was TO be superseded in the government Of Sicily either
by the Prince Of lschalla by Count Tapano, brother
OF the King
The English charge d'afares has succeeded in pro-
curing the punishment Of the Turks who assassnated
the steamer Vctoias passengers but the question OF the
right 10 prevent foreign passengers landing the wbarves
of the Bosphorus is still left Tor discussion
EGYPT
Dates TO the 22d alt report perfect tranquility through
out the country The progressive rise in the value of
foreign coins attracting attention., Nothing is
said Of the plot attributed TO Said Pacha
The works OF the railroads going on with alacrity