The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-24

President OF the Board of Common Council
GEO. p A. HEALY, esq.
Republic, Telegraph Integencer, and News are re- \,
qoested 70 eopyl
Later from Ea,ope.ArrivaI OF the Steamship Pacific
The American ma-steamer Pacific. commanded by
Capt Nye, arrived al New York on the 2ls 10 ii days
from Liverpool She brings Liverpool papers the 10th
Of March, with files of London journals 10 the 9th
The steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool on the sth
Among the most important tidngs brought by this arr.
val is the Of great scarcity OF provisions amount
ing almost TO famine, in Austria and in some parts OF
Belgium, and of Western Germany
ENGLAND.
The friends of the anti-corn-law league continue to
s whole
pounds spirited meeting Of the an,i-corn-law league
has been held at Leeds
on board the American packet-ship Queen of the West
Capt Mors, bound for New York. and lying in the river
ready for The difficulty occasoned by the mu-
Tiny of the crewsome disagreement having taken place
between the captain and few of the in relation
the proper complement for the ship The result was
muny The spokesman OF the crew, George Freeman,
and Captain Mors to high WORDS the captain COM
manded Freeman TO return 10 his duty The seaman IT.
riated, struck Captain Mors who was knocked down
and severely handled by the crew, who had armed them
selves with Delaying pins and marlin spikes The mate.
Mr. Risk, came to the rescue, and attacked the with
crew by the captain and mate with euasses Several
severely cut, and the captain also badly
beaten Twelve of the mntineers taken into
ody. Their names are James Blake, James Fowler, Geo.
Freeman, Alexander Jack, Henry Downs William Perry
Eastwood, James Thompson, John Morton. James Tur.
ner, John Drones Of Waterford and Thomas Brown,
Norwegian
PARIS, March 7--All the elections to the Corps
Lfgislat1 are known but those OF Milhau Avsyron)
and Basa. (Corsica) The six opposition candidates
said have been elected reduced to five by the
rected poll ofLyons, from which appears that M. He
has not obtained within % OF the necessary number OF
votes second election will. therefore, take place
Sunday. The five successful opposition candidates
NM. de Kerdre. elected for Fougeres de Civrac for
geauPreau Bope.sl de IEeigse Tor Stables aOlonne
| PARIS. March 6.-For some days past the President
has been unwe His maIady is suspected 10 be peri
onls He does not rise until five in the afternoon, and
holds cabinet councils till Ii is spoken OF
extremely probable that the first proposition submitted
the Corps LAgai the opening OF that body, will be
a decree for the establishment OF the empire
! PARIS, March s.-A grand review is to take place in
the Champ de Mars the 20h which is look ed forward
10 with than ordinary interest," is expected to
produce demonstration in favor Of the establishment of
The empire stronger than that at the famous reviews
Saioy. The Goth is the anniversary of the entry of
Napoleon into Paris his return from the island OF Elba
The heir OF the Emperor has fixed that day TO review
the troops and TO present the different regiments with
the eagles which he has recently restored Ii thought
possble-some say il is hopedhat the troops, in graft
tude for the gift OF the eagles, will confer the nephew
OF the Emperor the imperial crown, which he claims
his undoubled right Some say that the parisans OF
Louis Napoleon are endeavorng to induce the officers to
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not only salutng Louis Napoleon Emperor but Of in
ducing him TO accept the dignity and OF carrying him
triumph 10 the palace Of the ruiieries.
convoy OF 429 political prisoners sent of to-day
! to Havre by the Rouen railway
/ GERMANY.
AUSTRALIA letter from Vienna dated March Sd, says
that Lord Derby will hardly find il necessary To restore
protective duties on corn the present year, nasmuch as
the Austrian possessions will rather import corn than
send il abroad. The letter continues
Troubles and bad government seem to have deprived
humble men OF all heart energy They have left their
fields uncultvated for miles, lest The rude hands OF
hateful soldey should destroy the fruits OF their
labor The consequence OF this is something very like
Poland are most dshearenng In the Carpathans peo-
pie literally starving There is no bread at all. The
inhabitants said 10 be living soup Of some kind,
which they call retkamuka compound Of fat and milk;
or they cook sort of thick oaten pap, something In APP
pearance like the Italian poena this they call 'kala
sha and eat 10 the place of bread As in all times OF
great want crime and dissipation OF all kinds come 10
swell the list Of horrors, is not surprising 10 learn mai
something very Ike anarchy IS raging IN ine ois'ncn
mos, affected by the famine The men, callous aud des
perae get at the fiery Banntwein OF the country, and
murders and obberes Of the weak and deienceless ma
turally succeed. The government we are pompousy
n informed have made the strenuous Efforts to dis
cover means OF aevlatng this terrible plague, and
no doubt be entertained that they have done But
il il their perpetual paernal meddng which has mainly
helped to bring il about. They will not leave people
alone No, content with compelling the corn-grower 10
receive doubtful paper for the produce Of his zelda they
healthy level and the result Of this melancholy mis-.
lake il, that the country is plunged into poverty and
| despair"
| A elegraphc despatch dated Verona March /, stmd-
night, speaks OF the arrival If the Emperor that for
tress He received Verona By Marshal Redeizky,
who had left Venice six hours before his master for Thai
purpose The despatch states that his Majesty was re-
ceived with accamaiions OF welcome at Verona as well
asai Vicenza and Padua, BY which he passed
VIEssA. March 3-Thiags not going on 20 favora,
bly, here as Austria could wish. Tue Hungarians and
Italians remain 10 their passive resistance system,
and every now and then we hear oil political offenders
having been conveyed privately TO the prisons OF Vienna
Eight persons OF Distinction who are sald 10 be deeply
compromised were brought here from Galica two or
three nights ago but the circumstance known only
the few The state OF the finances is still extremely un@
satisfactory. and is likely to continue so'sn, radical
cure is undertaken.
The Austrian papers their readers with The most
contradictory reports respecting the Representative OF the
United States. According 10 paper, Mr.. McCurdy
has received his passports according TO another, the
charge daIares from the United States has been
requested leave Vienna" The truth is that the gentle
man in question ia quietly awaiting the result OF the
Chevalier fiulsemanns violent Hare-up" in Washing
ton. &4N#k
| The military CONSUMPTION has been extended to the
free ports Of Trieste and Fume TO the great CONSERVATION
OF the inhabitants
| Nlssau.--The following appeal by the Duchess o.
Nassau the subject OF the famine, appears IN the WeH
| baden journals OF the 9Th OF March
Moved by the extreme distress which now sincs~