The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-09
From the New York Courier and Enquirer, Feb. :.
Arrival OF the Atlantic.

arrived this morning. bringing four days later
than that by the Canada, having left Liverpool on the
Goth ult
AT The hour OF writing the despatch 8. M 2olh. the
Asia had not arrived and although her coming is look
ed for with anxiety no apprehension IS ie--the belief
being that she had sailed from New York the day
advertised.
With the exception OF Napoleon HIS speech to the
bodies of State announcing his marriage. the does
not possess any striking feature Liverpool cotton
ket drm. with hardening tendency. Breadstufs dull
| ENGLAND.
AT the present time il is 10 look for news else
where than in France In Britain, al least, il is dim
cult TO find anything OF interest 10 report There is an
impression that after the reassembng OF Parlla-
ment Lord Palmerson Will bring forward mouop Tor
Increase in the army The political clubs have been
somewhat enlvened within day or two BY "speck OF
war" between Secretary at War Beresford and Lord
Drumanrg, respecting incautious language used
BY the latter in eleclopeeriag address The affair,
however ended not oaly in smoke, bat in explanation
Hon. A. c. Murray. British consul general in Egypt.
who has just returned from the United States is aboutto
sci out on his return to his official duties.
The newly enroed militia are TO be called Out for =
months drill either IN April or May.
! The motion Tor a new trial IN the celebrated
Newman Achilli has been argued al full length be-
fore the Queens Bench, and the court takes time to
consider"
notice is Issued from headquarters, entitled
agement 10 soldiers" holding out various Inducements
TO young men to enlist IN the army among the advan-
ages not heretofore enjoyed, are progressive pay for
length OF SERVICE and the appointment OF certain
Der of non commissioned officers TO commissions.
| Another frighul "agraran" murder is reported al
| Kilkfgan, Ireland
curious discussion is pending between Mr. Croskey,
United States consul at Southampton, and the London
probably the Secretary OF State. Mr. Bancroft, Richard
illdre'h or some else. may be able to decide Mr.
Croskey in his speech at the shipping banquet at
SOUTHAMPTON, said AS from the port OF SOUTHAMPTON
the May flower went with the first pilgrims the New
World SO II was TO Southampton that the first American
steamer came across the Atanuc The Shipping Gazette
on the other hand, says " The May flower neither be-
onged to nor was she fitted out at Southampton for her
intended voyage She chartered to sail from Delft
1t was not AT Southampton she embarked her human
freight but, if we mistake not, chiefly at Dartmouth and
Plymouth, and most decidedly the latter was her point Of
departure for the New World"
DR. Pereira author of elements of Materia Medica
and Therapeutics" died at London goth ut. from
internal organic disease at the age of 40 His death is
a loss 10 the medical world. .a. .le ~ sar u
The Earl of Oxford is also dead, and this celebrated
title becomes extinct Earl Beauchamp, aged peer,
also dead without issue his title descending to General
Lyon.
and 1852 in which he traces the OF the last
with France and compares the policy OF England towards
France both then and now. ue
Mr. Ingersoll has made donation OF books, &C.. TO
the Free Public Library at Manchester.
An influential meeting was held at Birmingham 21st
ut. in behalf OF the Florentne prisoners. Madia and
WIFE, petition TO the Queen voted, soliciting her
Majesty with foreign powers against per-
secution Tor religious opinion.
i The latest Uncle ism notice is specimen of
pape-hangings exhibited in store in Liverpool The
scenes from Mrs Stoves work. Elqua dresses in the
attest Partisan fashion, and the male slaves portray
ed in the costume usually worn by Don Juan's uckess
man Leporeo.
A curious exposure has been made recently of the
extent 10 which the system OF head heading or giving
press orders of free admission 10 the theatres car
red in London After suffering the infection for long
time with resignation. The managers, backed by the more
respectable OF the press, have come forward to abolish
the nuisance. Webster, manager OF the HaymaTket and
Adelphi. publishes statement of his free list. from
which appears that during the past three years II 1916
persons CONNECTED with the press" have obtained en-
trance TO those two theatres, keeping out value in
money equal 900 sterling Ii is wonder, there
tore, the managers wish TO abolish the system.
Last week Douglas yerod's new comedy, entitled "S
Cupid, Dorothy's Fortune" played before the
Queen and court, al Windsor for the first time, and al
forwards at the Princesss theatre, and has been well
ceived both by the court and public. The plot is laid
Jerrolds avore era, the end of the Stuart dynasty,
and the dialogue sparkles with wit and sentiment, but
the construction is not very neat
The anxiety OF the farmers has been IN some manner
relieved by indications OF favorable change in the wea
her which il hoped will now become reasonable and
soon prepare the ground for the OF spring
cropping With fair weather there would still be time for
putting the crops in the ground IN good condition. For
two months past II may be said TO have rained with little
nermssion, but frost has set in with appear
ance OF settled weather From Ireland the accounts
similar and there, 100, early and favorable spring
would yet set all TO rights.
On Saturday, 22d, the various funconaries OF State
presented themselves at the Tueres receive from the
Emperor announcement of his intended marriage.
AT noon the Senate and members oil The Corps Legs
atf, together with the Council OF State met in the
Sale du Trone and awaited the Emperots arrival The
lex-kng jerome, wearing the uniform OF marshal OF
France, seated himself TO the right of the throne. and
his Napoleon Jerome in QUEENS Dress occupied
similar seat the left The ministers. officers OF State,
and members OF the imperial household, grouped around
The throne they best might By and by the Duke OF
Cambaceres entered from the apartments of The Emperor,
with the announcement: His Majesty which the
ei-depan Louis Napoleon entered and taking his scat
the throne proceeded 10 read the address, which
Translate follows:
"GENTLEMEs: yield TO the wish often manifested
by the country in coming to announce 10 you my mar
rage
"The union which contract is not in accord with the
traditions OF old poicy-that is its advantage
France, by her successive revolutions, has always
roughly separated herself from the OF Europe Every
sensible government ough 10 seek to make her reenier
into the rank OF the old monaches but this result will
be surely attained by straightforward and candid
policy, and by good faith in all transactions than by royal
alliances which create false security and frequently sub
stliue family for national interests. Besides, examples
OF the past have left in the minds OF the people supesl-
tous beliefs they have not forgotten that for seventy
years past foreign Processes have oay assembled the steps
the throne TO their dispersed and prescribed by
war or by revolution. One female alone appeared to
bring happiness and to live than others IN the re-
membrsnce OF the people, and that woman, the good and
modest wife OF General Bonspane, was not The issue oil