The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-08

the want Of jurisdiction.
The court adjourned to the time and place appointed
by law
Arrival OF the BaltiC.-FOur Days Lator from
Europe.
New YORK. March THE steamer Baltic arrived
here last night She brings three days later advces from
Europe, her dates being Liverpool, 23d February.
On the 9th instant she passed the steamship Arctic
Among the passengers the Baltic is Father Gavazzi,
seceder from the Romsh church, and four New York
editors, viz George Jones, OF the Times Charles La
salle OF the Courier des Etats Uns Mr. Massnar, OF lie
Phare, and A. Z. Beach, of the illustrated News. The
inauguration celebrated board the Baltic on the
The steamship Africa arrived out at O'Clock on the
morning of Wednesday, the 23d.
ENGLAND.
The parliamentary proceedings embrace nothing OF in
Kossuth denies the authorship OF the address to the
Hungarans in Italy
Capt. Perry has formed company for whale fishing
and mining in the Arctic regions.
The weather in Great Britain has been stormy, with
deep snow. The wind has been easily, and there has,
consequently, been but few arrivals.
Accounts have been received OF the wreck OF three
emigant vessels bound to Australia, with nearly 1000
passengers, who were, fortunately all saved; The ves-
sells names were, the Sir Troxwel, ship Eganson, and
Express.
Two hundred and FIVE vessels now loading in Brit
ish ports for Australia.
between England and France, as counerpoise to the
northern powers.
An influential company has been formed to
transatlantic line from Nantes
All the naval non commissioned officers have had their
pay increased ten cents per diem.
Colonel Fremonrs solicitor communicates to the Lon
don Times the recognition OF his claim 10 the Marposa
estates, California
Earl Clarendon has succeeded Lord John Russell
Foreign Secretary.
The screw steamer Andes arrived at Liverpool
Tuesday night.
The London Sun reports that the French government
intends remove the duty on guano imported in foreign
shipping ;, -
snow.
notice in the Paris Monteur summons all the supe.
ror naval officers in Paris TO assemble at the Ministry oil
the Marine, 10 receive communication.
SPAIN.
Forty three new senators have been nominated for the
purpose OF Strengthening the government.
ITALY.
Radetzky procaims he conhscaon Of the property OF
The frontiers OF Lombardy were closely bloch aded
Mazzin has been the frontier bat moi captured.
Sa has also escaped The former is distributing money
TO the dsafected
The gates of Milan are still closed, and troops
arriving Whistling and singing are forbidden.
Two more prisoners have been hung. and it lsihought
that some Hungarans have been privately shot in the
castle The city OF Milan is TO pay 10000 forms every
Wednesday The city isqulet
Some few arrests have been made al Genoa.
The correspondent OF the London Times says that
well-grounded apprehension exists to the fidelity OF
The Austrian soldiers in Italy, and most extraordinary pre-
cautions everywhere adopted by the government,
HUNGARY.
The London Advertiser says that an extensive con-
spiracy has been discovered IN hungary.
Italian letters say that there now circulating in
Hungary proclamation signed kossuth, granting gen.
eal amnesty to all those persons who were formerly OPP
posed TO the Independence OF Hungary.
Il appears that regular guerilla bands are forming
all over the country and that things do not look well II
is added from Austrian sources that the government Is
,,J,r ~ hat
are continually but quietly taking place.
An attempt was made TO assassnate the Emperor oil
Austria The assassin's name was Lassa Benrany
Aict;ng = wound upon the Emperor by an aid-decamp,
and secured The Emperor is recovering from the
wound The wound inflicted on the side OF his head
with a poien ard, and was bat slight
Austria has ordered 5000 Tcinese to leave Lombardy
commercial treaty between Austria and Prussia was
signed on the 10Th.
Very heavy snow-storms have taken place, and the
whole country is blocked up.
Napoleon's address announcing bis marriage has been
published in the Prussan journals but the Translation
ngepously deprived OF It's sarcasm Inc WORD parvenue,
the most telling points in his speech read acknowi
ed my hereditary position before the whole OF hu
rope"
Admiral Prince Neusaleikon, tne hsss'an St"M, "
Marine has left for Constantnope on special Mission,
accompanied by NJ Demctrias Nesseode, chancellor OF
the empire.
TURKEY
Uostlties have been resumed between the turks and
the Montenegrins, but not as reported between turkey
and Austria.
Coxsr.sTrsopLu Feb. 6.-The Austrian envoy re-
oc,ved on The Sd an ultmaum for the Dvan respect
nr Montenegro to which he required categorical an
suser ,p,,bin Ave days The umasm demands the ces
sion 10 Austria OF the ports OF Keck, and Sactorins
which Turkey claims. Austria would, il Is said make
ears beii Of it. On the other hand, the French en-
vow in presenting his credentials to the Sultan. said il
was the wish of the Emperor to make the sentiments OF
friendship and reciprocal esteem more signal and durable
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, February 23d,-The cotton market since
our last presents features To effect sales 70
day decline Of 1l6 has to be submitted 10, except Tor
good staples Orleans. which remains unchanged The
market closes rather dropping. expecting arrivals ne
sales for The three days have hrra - O21 all r. .