The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-26

The most interesting intelligence by the Humboldt
says ne New foTk Coapefeail Z The report Of The
ministers by The Lord Mayor OF London on the 9Th in.
slant That nobleinan Then entered more freely
than IN his seat IN Parliament INTO an exposition OF the
general principles on which the present cabinet proposed
to carry on the government and IN The course Of his
marks uttered many sentiments worthy OF an enlightened
statesman The Chancellor Of The Excheguer also spoke
with much freedoms and the dinner party appears to have
been taken advantage OF for setting the government right
with the people, through the press, on some important
points The Hon Abbott Lawrence ana lady. and other
dplomasls with their WIVES also were presen--a point
IN which English public dinners somewhat differ from
our own.
| Early in the evening the Duke OF Northumberland.
following tribute TO the United States:
"Since they had last met in that hospable hall, the
Arctic expedition hed out by this country had quilted
lis shores under the most favorable auspices and with
the most ervent and anxious wishes for its success, not
only in this but in far distant countries Hear, and
eheeIsl They never could forget The manner in which
the United States fitted out an expedition to assist IN the
search for Sir John franklin. Loud cheers.l
He must leave il to his excellent friend the American
which he was so worthy representative the sentiments
excited, not only in this metropolis but throughout the
Kingdom by such generous exerIions Hear, and cheers
But this was not all There was in the Arctic expedi-
ton gallant young French officer. who had willingly
undertaken 10 participate n the atgues and dangers OF
that enterprise. Loud applause.l With such feelings
OF sympathy, with such demonstrations OF good will,
they might hope this friendship would continue, and that
they might enjoy long proraced peace. liear hear
FRANCE.
The accounts from Paris refer almost exclusively to the
approaching grand ete of the 10Th. When the Humboldt
lett, it was not known how il had gone off. but it
fully anticipated that the proclamation OF the empire
would moi take place on that day An official warning
had been given by the government 10 the Pays and this
step had produced much surprise, the Pays
sldered warm supporter OF the administration. SINH
lar warning had been given TO the Public. and the Eman-
cpaton OF Brussels, had been stopped by the post office
An attempt made by Barbes and q fellow prisoner to
escape from the fortress OF Belle Isle had been frustrated
| The EMPEROR OF RussA.-The Emperor and Empress
oil Russia had arrived al Warsaw the I'd Instant and
meet them al the frontier. The Emperor goes 10 Vienna
thence 10 Prague to visit the Emperor OF Austria, and
afterwards come for few days to Berlin. Exlraordi-
nary preparations made the road from ST. Peters
burg TO Warsaw for the journey OF the Empress and her
numerous suite. When the Emperor travels alone he
generally does so in more simple manner gentle
man who came little in advance OF the imperial train
describes the spectacle along the whole line exlraodi
nary. The road for four hundred English miles,
and at every post station one hundred and seventysx
horses were kept ready harnessed that not instant
might be lost In Berlin the expected arrival of the EN-.
peror announced by the increased severity of the
police inspection Of travellers at the railway stations
For two days past person allowed to get out oil
the carriages I'LL after his papers had been rgidy exam
ined all persons coming from Poland were detained
without exception, for special examination.
| The succession to the Danish throne was finally regu
lated in London on the Sth instant when treaty. in which
the young Duke OF Glucksburk was formally recognised
heir presumptve to the of Denmark and its de-
tendencies signed by the representatives OF the
European powers who signed the protocol OF August the
ed 1850, the subject, well by the Prussar
Minister who was not present at the signature OF that pro
/ tocol
| AUSTRIA.
| Count Annon, colonel Of hussars in the Austrian
regiment, Cargnan, sent in his resignation TO the Wa
Office, at Vienna, in 1885, and entered the Sandman
vice. Marshal Radezsky refused accept IT, and ordered
the enrolment oil Count Annoni's the list OF de
serers and the same time sequestered his goods Within
the last few days, the Count who is still in Piedmont, ha
actually hung in effgy.