The daily union., 1852-02-12


on Monday afternoon. general summary Of the intel
gence published Saturday having been received
by telegraph from Halifax.
The London press mainly occupied in discussing the
chances OF war. and the condition OF the national de-
fences. The Times especially devotes large share Of
its space 10 this subject
Parliament was TO assemble on the 3dinst Rumors OF
all sorts 10 circulation concerning changes in the
ministry. but nothing reliable known The press
continues its bitter denunciatons Of Louis Napoleon and
his so-ealled constitution.
New discoveries Of gold have been made in Australia,
Our London correspondent says that al Port PHILIPPE "a
rich chocolate clay has been found. beautifully
varegated with specks and Jumps OF gold, after the fash
ion OF plum-pudding. No machinery for crushing is
needed, since the solid clay cumbes easily in The hand
and allows the gold to be got al as pleasantly poss
BILE. No such 'dggngs' as these have been heard of,
where a man sometimes finds as much before breakfast
he would from his ordinary earnings in twelve
month The great question for the city folks is, how
such discoveries be turned 10 the best account, and
the solution is seen in the shape of about dozen
gold companies, for working the rich gold clay to the
best advantage"
Lord Brougham has gone TO Paris for the purpose, II
is suggested of advising the President he is disposed
to make himself generally useful.
An Irish industrial exhibition, after the style OF the
Worlds Fair in London is to take place al Cork in the
middle of next June.
The dispute of the master engineers and their still
continues unsettled
Dlsraels Life OF Bentnck has reached its third edi.
ton Mr.. Macaulay has sll further postponed the pub
Gcaon OF the third and fourth volumes OF his History,
in order make OF fresh material that has reached
him The Peel papers, and those OF the Duke OF Wei
ngon, to be committed TO the care OF Lord Mahon
The Dublin Evening Mall announces that John
n. ada Tho ar11h hau
been appointed her Majestys Minister and Pienpoent
ary TO the government of the United States, in the room
of Sir Henry Lytion Bulwer. Mr. Champion has been
for many years the diplomatic service OF the Crown at
various European courts, including Vienna and ST. Peters
burg II is added that this information was commun
Gated by Lord Clarendon at the city banquet The Mail
says that Mr. Lawrence during his tour in Ireland,
pressed his wish that the appointment nigh be made
very long and very able letter from B, SzcemeTe ap
pears in the Times in reply that of Prince Esterhazy
in which he vlndcates the Hungarian cause from The
criticisms OF the Prince. He expresses decided disapproba
ton Of Kossuhs policy, but concludes with the remark,
that the harms which Hungary now suffers will one
day be repaired is the trust and firm conviction OF every
Hungarian who is proudly conscious Of having performed
the duty which he owed 10 his country"
similar letter from Count Teeki is published.
FRANCE.
From France the news is of slight interest The con
stuon is not TO go into operation until the Senate is
formed and the legislative corps elected The President
meets with difficulty in procuring men OF position and
character TO enter his Senate~ Montalembert has
sented grand fete was soon 10 be given IN honor OF
the constitution, the ceremonies TO continue week.
The Minister OF the Interior has sent out a circular,
calling upon the people make proper choice OF repre-
sentatives-not orators politicians, but well meaning
men--and directing them how TO Their election
The Paris correspondent OF the New York Times
writes that great deal Of deep feeling is manifested al
the exile OF many citizens strong disposition is
manifested among the artisans and mechanics 10 emgrae
10 the United States.
We add the conclusion OF that correspondents letter
PARIS, Sunday, Jan. 22, 1852.
Rumors strengthen OF an imminent change in the min
siry, which will bring into the Departments OF
War, Justice, and Finance. Another IumoF, that the
Presden is in favor OF sequesira'on OF the property Of
the Bourbon and OF the Orleans families, mention with
adding faith. So far can be Judged from the ap-
d. thus far The President would rather the
good will OF the legitimss. and he woul: hardly carry
his political enmity towards the younger branch 10 the
mpoltc extent OF sequesiratlon Two circumstances OF
late sufficiently indicate the feeling OF govern
ment toward the two royal houses On the list OF exes
published last week appeared the OF seyera Orean-
isis, but not OF legmlst Yesterday was the anni-
versary OF the death OF Louis XVI all othcla receptions
that fell that day suspended The President by
the way who has aitery signed himself IN royal style,
with SIMPLE Louis Napoleon, is now addressed in minis
teria letters as Monseigneur
The strict severity with which the tribunals Just now
Consrue political crime IS note worthy few days ago
large quantity OF insurrectonary tobaccopipes were
seized at ST. Omer '.havng for effgy seditious EN-
blems"-such the bonnet rouge, portraits oil Robes
pierre Danlon, and the principal prescribed Monagnards.
One of the little merchants on the Bouleyards sought TO
turn an honest penny during the boyday days by selling
at his booth adorned with the and
portraits OF Ledru Rollin and Louis Kossuh. He
rested another for the same offence, and has since
been condemned 10 six months imprisonment and fifty
francs fine. M Seraphin Cherubn, tailor,
demned TO prison for 40 days and TO fine OF 10 francs
for "hsuing IN his possession" four eaden balls
What with masked balls four operas, tweny theatres,
numerous concerts, large private entertainments and
in great numbers Of strangers OF more less distinction
Among the late arrivals OF note may be recorded those OF
Lord Brougham, our English ambassador, Abbott Law.
renee and his hghness the Persian Prince Feily Ahmet
BUNCLE.
p S. Observe that Prussia is hurrying fast the
King and reaction press to destroy It's present
sluton, and fraernize with France and Austria, as
though there were future, with ds reaction in the
other direction.
Nearly the whole OF the representatives banshed from
France by the decree OF the 10th January have left the
country The twenty who were imprisoned at 81 Pela.
gle have all left, with the exception OF seven.
The disarmng OF the National Guard OF Paris has
been effected without the slightest difficulty II is cacu.
lated that the number OF muskes delivered up amounts
TO 10000
M de Colign the new Sandman minister in Paris has
arrived.
The Patrie says that il would appear, from the books
OF the officers OF the steamships OF Liverpool and South
ampton tina, several ex.Iepresenatives have Just
baked for America Three have proceeded 10 the United
States and two to Mexico, where they intend 10 engage
in trade or manufactures