The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-30
Further Foreign News by the Atlantic.

not less than S2OUV,oosi anu ue NEWS "u
irom 7sat which il was quoed on the 9th INST ,o 20
(which was The closing price on the following day. All
Iober securities IN some degree ihHuehceu ny lne
|unfayorabe feeling that had been created
The Earl of Malmesbury announced In the House of
Lords on Monday that the government had determined to
sspend for tho esen, the bill Tor the exiIadon of
French criminals thus measure excited n %uan
Ia, means TO give the French police power over poll-
zeal refugees.
On Tuesday the militia bill was read second time in|
|the House OF Lords.
headed by the Duke of Richmond that the claim OF Peru
Ito The Lobos islands is undispated by Engand--nay
|hat il has been acknowledged Tor eighteen years ihls
statement is regarded singular after the statements OF
(uheJ members Of the ministry that the islands IN ques
|tion belonged neither 10 England nor Peru
New DESTINATION OF THE GREAT BkITAIN.--lhis
fine steamship is to be placed upon new line, and tha
Immediately We were informed OF THIS some 'lme ago
hut il was not otdeemed prudent to speak out upon the sub
|ject earlier The last passage oil 'he Geat BRIAN 'o
New York was trial voyaee preparatory 70 tourney
of much longer duration The lrla = now sa,siae
liz the public mind 10 be informed that the next voyage
of the Great Britain will be 10 Australia. the land Of en-
erprse and gold The Great Britain 70 sail from thls
hort for Melbourne Porl Philip on Saturday. the 2ist day
lof August. 1852, as portion OF the Eagle ine OIL
packets of Messrs Gibbs. Bright. 4 Co The Iaie OF
freight will be Fix pounds per ton The Great bn'ain
Twill carry three classes OF passengers, who will havr
'every attendance with Provisions, except wines and
|sprils, which 10 be paid or separaiey on The io
owing Upper saloon. 10 gu'neas lore saloon az
3guneas; second cabin. 25 guneas The Great BRITAIN
Twill be able to steam the entire distance by making call
lon the way for coal.-Liprpool Courier, June i6
| IRON SKIP p-DUlLDING.-We learn with pleasure that
IMe srs Jordan, Getty, Co.. iron shp-bullders OF this
town. have Just laid down the keel OF new IRON ship o.
b 900 tons, builders measurement for The New Orleans
trade The vessel will be cpperbuilt ship much on
the same lines the TubaI Cain constructed by the
same builders bu. she will be one fourth larger than
X,E, ic hova thrpQ
and tank kelson the latter being an Improvement in
troduced BY these builders Mr.. Grindrod civil en9i-
neer superntend the building OF the ship asd she
is 10 be ready Tor launching The first of April next,
This ship will be clipper built and The station upon
which she is to be placed will at once strike the Fog.
lsh readers daring adventure inasmuch as she VIII
have 10 compete with the fastest and finest American
vessels Her builders and owners, however, are to be
upon their spirited enterprise in thus run
Inng it were into the very lace OF their most active
compettors, and endcavoring TO realize TO this country
some advantages from the American traffic
Liverpool Courier, JUNG l6.
JENNY LIND IN LivgRpooI.-M Ouo Gold.chmidt and
Madame Goldschmdt have since their arrival In LIVER
pool been the guests Of Mr. Bold III. Swedish and Nor
wegian consul On Friday they visited Manchester for thr
purpose OF seeing friends. The presence OF 1.-The
Nightingale" in Liverpool no sooner became known than
he whelmed by offers OF engagements, TO all Of
which she returned decided REFUSAL stating that she IL
an xous for repose from her professional toll. Amongst
hose who have shown themselves most desirous OF
curing Madame Goldschmdrs unrivailed services are
the Sailors Hom~, ths Birmingham Festival COMMITTEES
ne Marquis of C'a"ssc.sS@. and number oi nobsmsu
tvs Theatre, London besides numerous other persons
Ii is understood that NJ Goldscbmis and his lady viii
remain the guests of Mr. Bold for few days longer, wher
they will proceed to London, with the view OF making
an eally journey TO the continent
The Fiieshire Journal says that Sir David Brewster
ass demonstrated that the immense diamond which ing
ued 10 The Exhibition is not the genuine kohlnoor but
very foe diamond nevertheless, and ihe one that Shah
Soojah gave up 10 The British the real mountain o.
Hight"
The argument in the Ofleans coniscaon case, rel
Iown for Friday before the Council OF Slate, was ad
Ioprned until the 18th.
Some other public uncionares have refused the oalhs
among them M Courgeon professor OF history at III,
college Of Bordeaux The 1oaonna'' says that but one
naval Office has refused 10 swear allegiance.
The President OF the republic received on Saturday, a
private audience delegates from the board OF decor
OF the company of Dolllus & Cusin Lesendre, which Of
fers TO undertake steam service between Hayre
New York. The President conversed for length o
me with ihese gentlemen the subject and exresse.
MS regret that such line OF transatlantic communication
lid not exist The delegates withdrew, well saushe.
with their reception II appears that this company ha
signed treaty with the American company TO which thu
Franklin and The Humboldt belong IN order To nsur,
better service, and obvia,s all idea OF competition.
PORTUGAL.
From Lisbon accounts 10 the Ith. The American
ship Cohsmy receiving her cargo Of sal, at 81 Ubes
the military having suppressed all resistance the par
Of the monopolists
SWITZERLAND.
The Neufchaiel question becomes more complicated
On the 7lh instant the federal flag OF Switzerland
brought from Basle to the city of Nenfchate and ss
% in the centre OF square formed by officers OF the Can
ION The major OF the Neufchaiel rifle corps then ad
lressed the officers calling them to be to that flag
and If necessary the federal government would assis
them in maintaining their independence. large crow,
witnessed The ceremony
AUsTRn
The We,ner Zeisung published semi official balance
OF The Austrian finances From this statement il appear
hat from 1870 TO lst3 the finances Of Austria wsr
Hoursbing but in 1916 the disur Dances IN GscIa, IL
ls47 the OF Italy, aud the general pnquieness il
1915 and is49, caused large expenditure receipts
ard ibi. condition Of affairs continued I'll, tb, middle
fi65l.
Since then the aim OF the finance department has beer
get rid OF all kinds of paper except bank notes
and supplan the small OF few by cope
.con. The deficiency OF revenue is to be met not b,
forced issues, but by voluntary loans Nothing Is said
|the expenditure OF 1852; but, the whole, the i'm
The usual ceremonies, deputatons, &c, are attending
. be Emperor's visit 10 Hungary.
Rain is scarce. and hay crop deficient
Said Paska (whose arrival IN France we have before
His palace has been searched and quantity'of arms
Hound and over hundred persons, supposed to bs
his accompIces in political conspiracy, have been
rested and 10 the citadel OF Cairo tribe OF Be-
ouins. 900 strong who in his interest, have
cap-d 10 Bengaz, and placed themselves beyond the
reach OF pursuit.
The Desert railroad progresses favorably.