The daily union., 1852-02-12

hal the PRESIDENT was wounded IN the ehoudeT OF nat
the ball was stopped by shirt OF mail.
The Paris correspondent OF The Daily News says that
perhaps decree yet promulgated by the goyernmen,
since The "a OF December will do the President much
harm that striking Colonel CbaTras, and three OF his
colleagues in the assembly from the rolls OF the army
The Belgian journals repeat the rumor OF M de Lamar
tine being about to proceed 10 the East to take possession
of the estate in the envons Of Smyrna, presented 10 him
by the Sultan This estate is extensive, and the soil OF
the finest quality. but it will require an outlay Of
from 200 OoO 10 3oo0OOf to bring il into good state Of
cultivation
M. Carnot, who has been occupying a house near
Ghen has been conducted 10 the frontiers OF Belgium by
gendaImere,
General Cavaignac has addressed the following letter
10 the Minister of War:
MONSIEUR MIRIsTRE: AL moment when my COM
panions OF captivity the object OF additional gors,
the new exception in my favor gives rise TO interprea
tions which dsown
country during the last few days is moreover sufficient
TO render exile suppoabe but wish TO remain in the
presence OF all with regard TO the present government OF
France, in the only situation compatible with my honor
and with my devotion TO liberty
therefore beg OF you, Monsieur le Ministre, togiye
the necessary orders that may, request. be placed
upon the retired sa position which thirty years active
service ndeghieen campaigns entitle me 10 claim
GENERAL CAyAIGNAC.
The request was granted.
THE LATEST FROM FRANCE. rN
u1,
contains the following teegraphc despatch:
PARIS, Fridays a. IN.
The Monitsur publishes decree which institutes two
new ministries:
Firstly Ministry of State.
Secondly Ministry OF General Police.
NJ Cassabanca IS appointed Minister OF State.
NJ. Maupas, Minister OF General Police.
M Abbatucci, Minister OF Justice
M. Flan de PersIgny, Minister OF the Interior.
M Blneau Minister OF Finance
he HIOalter also publishes two decreeS-the rst Tor
he sale OF all the properties OF the Orleans family in
France within year the second declaring that all prop
critics, movable or immoveable, making the object OF
The donation made on the 7h OF August, 1880, by Louis
Philippe, are res,iluted 10 the domain OF the State.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Minister OF the Interior has directed committee
TO make draught Of new laws for Hungary the ba-
sis OF the ordinances OF the 3sl December The presi-
dent oil the committee is Baron Gehrnger IFS members
Count John Czraky, Baron Hauer. and NJ. de Macy.
ALI these gentlemen are ultraconsevaves and
pioyes
The London Daily News has been prohibited at vi.
emma.
The Vienna GaSette of the 18th contained an imperial
patent dated January II, aboshng trial by jury through
out the empire Proposals in active preparation for
new Austrian loan to be effected in the foreign market.
In regard TO the rumor that the Turkish government
had required England 10 forbid Kossuths residing there
the Vienna correspondent Of the Chronicle says:
g" mention this to-day from having the story
peated in German paper, and because il ought TO be
known publicly that kossuth was not bound by any
promise 10 the Porte as 10 has future movements dom
cll 1t was undoubtedly the wish of Austria 10 fetler
has personal freedom IN some way other but il is
taciory 10 know that the Sultan firm TO the last
and imposed no conditions on the exile"
From the London Daily News.
VIENNA, (Frday,) January l3 1882
There appears 10 be very hostile feeling growing up
between Austria and America, and there is report about
certain dispatches of very curious nature having been
recently sent from the government OF the United States
Vienna. THIS feeling is worth mentioning, because il
has only asenia iatey But few months ago very friend
y relations were existing, and OF the Austrian arch
dukes actually set out voyage TO New York, and
was only delayed by violent fever which seized him at
Trieste.
appears that OF the diplomatic notes sent by the alb
soue government TO London demanding the expulsion
oi the refugees, only those OF Russia and Austria
actually devered-the Prussan note having been held
back in anticipation of a ministerial crisis and the
trement OF Lord Pamesion telegraphic despatch was
Immediately forwarded from Berlin TO London, instruct.
ing The Cheyalier Bunsen not to deliver the note OF
Prussia.
very angry feeling is stated to have been occasioned
in Hungary by project OF The Minister of the Interior TO
establish penal colony there. The resentment of the
ungarians however does not TO have had any ef
feet in avering the threatened ndigniiy The colony
10 be established the same footing in Holland
and guarded by Gordon OF invalid soldiers
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE
Bosros, Monday, Feb g.
The following one days later intelligence, received per
telegraph in Liverpool prior TO the saving of the Europa
is published here this morning
LONDON, Saturday, Jan 81
We learn from Paris that a decree has been issued
naming the various chiefs OF battaons, captains adI-
ants, &c, OF the organized National Guards OF Paris
The Monitsur denies the statement made by some of
the journals that the President has addressed private com
muncaons OF political character TO the Pope or any
OF the soveregns of Europe II declares that nothing
but official communications have passed between the gov.
ernments
The London Morning Herald says the President will
communicate with the ministers, through the Hly Gre
ated office, the Minister OF State, 10 which M Cassa.
blanca has been appointed.
PARIS BoURsE.-Fiyes i02 so; threes, 66 90
Exchange between New York and London is nomi.
naly 67-l0O per cent. in favor OF England, leaving
small profit on the importation OF gold from the United
States
The London Times says the certificates issued by the
resolved TO confscate will henceiouh be recognised at
the Stock Exchange
From the Far West
The New Orleans PicayHne OF the 4ih instant collects
the following report of occurrences in the region OF the
Ga from the San Antonio Ledger
The Ledger learns that Colonel Summers Navajo ex-
pedton has proved entire failure and that the troops
have had 10 abandon Fort Defiance in the Indian coun.
try, and return TO the settlements for provisions
Colonel Emory, on his way to I'll Paso met party OF
Koway Indians at Cumancbe Springs, who had with
them Mexican prisoners, and thousand head
OF animals The Colonel was to leave III Paso on the