The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-22

oieu 70 give ou small portion OF the Csnada's
yesterday morning The telegraph resumed operations
last evening. and gave us the following additional ntei-
gence
/ HALIFAX March 10, 1883
i The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York Feb
10, arrived at Liverpool al 6.25, a. m, I'd inst
The screw steamship City OF Manchester (probably
City OF Glasgow sailed from Liverpool at 80, p of
The Canada, in lat 40 20 ~, lon 20 10 w. passed
large with red unnel-supposed IRON New York
| for Liverpool
GREAT BRITAIN.
In Parliament Lord Palmerson stated that no appes-
ton had been made by any foreign power Tor The expu
sion OF foreign refugees from Great Britain, and had such
an application been made would have been met by
firm and decided refusal land al the same time ne thought
refugee foreigners bound in honor not 10 bring the
country into difficulty by their mprndeDce.
Lord Derby presented petition from Canada, signed
by Canadian Pfesbyieans against dsposng OF the cer
gy and from himself against the proposed
The adjourned debate on the Maynoorh Catholic Col
lege resumed, and confined TO Schohelds amend
ment extend The inquiry TO all ecclesiastical grants.
Alter long discussion the amendment was rejected
| On Friday night. the Canada Reserve bill
dered TO third reading by So majority.
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention of Parliament
TO Turkish affairs, as affecting the balance OF power in
| Europe. He moved for copies OF any communications
made by the Austrian and Turkish governments on the
subject of Montenegro.
| Mr.. Millens seconded the motion.
| Lord John Russell replied that on bearing of Ausras
demands on Turkey, the British government had thought
necessary to have frank explanation from Austria,
the policy of maintaining the Independence OF Tur
key. He unable to state the exact arrangements
which had been come to between Aasta aad I5Gfdkey
doubt that all difficulties wouldb adjusted by negotia
ton. The motion was then Withdrawn.
Anxiety Is felt respecting the non-arrival OF the West
! India and Pacific mail steamers, now overdue.
The Queen held levee on the I'd instant. Mr.. lnger
soil attended, and presented Wn H. Prescott, secretary
oil legation.
A meeting Of Manchester firms, employing 5000 looms.
determined 10 20 on short time tor month from the 18th
ent supply, in consequence of unremuneratlve prices
Mazzini, from his place Of concealment publishes
letter, taking the responsibility OF the London commit
tees manifesto, and stating that the address 10 the Hun
gaans in Italy written by Kossuth al Mazznrs re-
quest. during Kossuth's soourn at Kutasah and was
never afterwards rstracied. Mazzini says kossuth
who fully knows how single rash act or beiraying act
of single sometimes defeat the best scheme
and compel whole party to adjourn the fulhlment OF
their sacred hopes ought to be the last 10 throw
stone before due time has elapsed, at well meaning and
determined. though momentarily conquered friends.
Kossuh has addressed letter to Captain Mayne Reid,
saving that his proclamation was garbled and that MAJ
zin and himself are still sworn friends
The Morning Advertiser announces that the Duchess
of Sutherland places Stafford House at the disposal OF
Mrs Stowe, give receptions in and that the Ears OF
Shafesbury, Carlisle, etc. will meet her at Liverpool,
and address, with 10000 womens signatures will ar
rive by the next steamship
Rev John jackson, OF St James church, London, mas
been appointed Bishop of Lincoln.
Dr. OyeTing, the African traveller, died in Sc ptemoeF.
4 Ii reported that government had refused 10 grant
charter 10 the London and Liverpool and American
Steamship Company.
Eight members OF Parliament are unseated for bribery
/ A vessel has arrived from Melbourne with nearly
fl 900 900 in gold
Many shpwrecks are reported along the coast IN the
hurricane Of Saturday, Goth ult
FRANCE.
The Popes Journey Paris is confidently looked for
His Holiness will stay in France two months, at Com
pegne
assured him that The imperial manufactures should be
worthily represented at the New York exhibition.
Nothing was doing in politics. There are rumors OF
new senators, mostly ex-legi,nisis.
The typus fever had been prevalent in Paris, but Is
abang though there are 200 cases still in The hos
ptal
The Presa, Assembiee, and Mode have received
ings
sled against the persecution of Christians there.
Unsuccessful attempts made the 25th ult, by
an unknown incendary, to fire the Toulon arsenal
SPAIN.
General Rod is dead and was buried with the usual
honors.
Narvaez has appealed TO his peers against the harsh
ness OF the government
Lebeney the attempted assassin was executed at Wen
ma Goth ultimo.
The Emperor has not quite recovered from the wound,
which is more serious than at first supposed
Rumors which are carefully conradicied say that a
mob had assailed The British ambassador at Vienna and
attacked the embassy The truth to be that they
broke his windows.
The saiemen, OF the German papers, that Austria and
Prussia insist England banishlng refugees on pain OF
closing their domnions against the English, il not true
The principal families in Vienna have however. agreed
not to invite Englishmen their families TO their homes
This in retaliation for England shelJeng Mazzni and
kossuh
The Hungarian conspiracy recently discovered among
the prisoners in Comorn had ramhcatons al Pesb. The
plan was to set FIRE the fortress and in the confusion
the provost berale the prisoners while the allies
outside seized the arsenal The provost was hanged on
a the discovery OF the plot.
Unusual symptoms OF fermentation were observable
throughout Austria Many arrests had taken place al
. Prague.
The customs conferences between the governments OF
the South Germanc closed on the 22d ultmo at
: Vienna.
Saxony and Hesse, with all the minor governments,
have unified their adhesion to the treaty us concluded
: | ne wal OF the Zo- Yerein, with Hanover included.
The Duke OF Odenbug father OF the Queen OF Greece,
died suddenly the 27th ulumo. he ia succeeded by
! his Peter.
g A new company has been established for steamers
4 from Hamburg to Valparaiso
Gervinus put trial, oath uumo, Tor treason al
Mannheim for his introducuon TO the History Oh inc
Nineteenth Century. His sentence has been deferred
SWITZERLAND
It's stated that two agents OF an American emigration
company have proposed the government OF Iicino to
convey 10 America the natives OF that canton who were
expelled from Lombardy.
Radetsky has somewhat diminished the rgors oil the
blockade
The Lloyds says that in consequences Of the unsettled
state OF affairs Russia taking great precautions pre-
vent an outbreak in Poland.