The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-04

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Mr. MORGAN. demand tellers.
Teers ordered Messrs. kEirT and BENSON were
appointed.
The question was taken and the motion was agreed to-
the tellers having reported ayes ll9.
Thereupon, the House adjourned until tomorrow al
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS BY
TIE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
The following items from English, French, German, and
Italian papers we find in the New York Evening Post:
Reports in the European papers that the
health of the Pope very Indifferent and his intellect much
eneebed This confirms the statements made in this
some three weeks since.
An unusual number of Russians Baden this
among them the Of Prince Gortschakof (Cri-
Florence papers publish table showing the frighul
rayages Of cholera during the past two months In the
Duchy of Parma there have been 1892 cases. including
5000 deaths in Modena and Reggie 1896 and
6566 deaths in the grand Duchy Of Tuscany 496ls cases
and 2594 Deaths total 40527 dead II TO these be added
the mortality in Lombardy exceeding $4,000, and SINH
lar number in the Roman States total will be shown of
fewer than 100000 victims Pestlence is more desruc
tive than the sword.
Of the twenyseven political refugees recently expelled
from Jersey Twenty-Five have taken up their residence in
Guernsey aud fifteen in England
The Sardinians anxiousy awaiting the arrival at
Genoa OF some cannon taken Mt Sebastopol
The French minister at Turin has prosecuted the Pied
monese Journal DirHo, and has had the editor con
demned fourteen days Imprisonment and 200 francs fine
The Dublin Tablet reports that the Of FL ia has
already been raised towards the naturalization Of Car
dina Wseman for the expenses Incurred in the
late trial--f2 l67 3s. 3dn--of Boyle rs. Wiseman
BY the demise of Lord Truro, (Sir Thomas Wilde,)
chanceor's pension of $4,000 year falls to the crown
There are still living three ex-ehanceilors--viz Lords
Brougham I4yndhurst and ST. Leonards There are two
Of Irelandvn; Lord St Leonards and the Right Hon.
Francis Backbune. Lord Truro Of the survivors
Of the learned gentlemen who defended Queen Caroline
1t is somewhat remarkable that all the leading counsel Of
o
them being Lord Brougham, Lord Truro Lord Denman,
Mr. Justice Williams, DIR. Washington, &c Lady Wilde IS
in the enjoyment Of pension from the crown.
According to Geographic despatch from Trieste on
the 9th instant the Duke Of Newcastle had arrived at
Circassia.
letter from Berlin states that the King of Prussia
tends present Baron de Manteu with large deesne
composed of three fine estates which will be erected into
hereditary maorata in his favor He will be also raised
to the dignity count and have hereditary scat in the
First Chamber.
curious point of law has just been decided by
~ court Judge Exeter The question whether
inhabtsnt Of at liberty to keep animals whose
noise proved serious annoyance 10 their neghbors IL
shown the part of Mr. Abraham that his neigh
Dor, Mr. Minty, had cock which crowed $50 times in
Twenty-Five minutes The learned judge thought this
amount of Growing which human nature not
bound 10 put up with, and awarded to the plaintiff Is.
damages.
Dr. f. Moul professor at the University Of Heidelberg
has discovered in the monastery OF St Paul. in Corintb
a manuscript of the elder Plny, containing nearly the
whole OF the seventh part Of the Natural History lib IL
to Ia
The clerks in the telegraph Office Berlin to be
locked up during the time OF business and for two
three hours afterwards that they may not be able to
betry the of This precauon has been
found Indispensable
The Duke of Cambridge has formally signifed to the
commandern-chie his desire to be again employed
tive service
The Yorkshirenan says that Mr.. Golden has not the
shadow Of chance of being again returned for the West
Riding.
movement is on foot amongst large number of in
fuental citizens, for making arrangements Lord
Pamerston for the city of London the general
election II is intended ask the noble lord be-
come candidate, TO which it is probable he might have
some objection but TO nominate him, and when returned
to give him the option of accepting the seat
The act on which Messrs Paul. Strahan, and Bates
convicted brought in by Mr. Drummond, member for
West Surrey, in 1912, reported in Cobbett Debates
vol. 81. This is the first conviction under that
letter from Tis in the New Prussian Gazette states
that when the Persian ambassador arrived there sug,-
lar fact characteristic of Oriental manners occurred All
the Persian subjects inhabng Tifs had placed them
selves in the right of the direction taken by the
ambassador in his solemn entry. Each held sheep
and the carriage passed by, they raised their knives
and sacrificed the animal such being the in which
the Persians celebrate great solcmnty.
THE FRENCH ExuBrros-AwARp AMERICAN ExHlBIrcRs.
The Paris correspondent of the New York Commercial
gives interesting particulars in relation to the Ane
exhibitors and the awards made to them
After the conclusion of the Emperors speech those per-
sons who had gained the grand medal OF honor, the
decoration of the Legion OF Honor both, advanced
der banner and with the president of the class which
they belonged their head the foot OF the throne where
they received from the hands Of the Emperor the reward
which they entitled Two Americans in this
list, Mccormick and Goodyear
Twelve thousand recompenses awarded In all, of
which the United States will receive d. which, think
will prove be the largest proportion, although have
yet before the data make the proper calculation
The number has exceeded expectations TIE official
list has not yet been given TO the public and the list
which | have made up may have errors but it is
believed to be correct throughout:
Grand Medci Of Honor-c. II. Mccormick reaping ma
chine Charles Goodyear vulcanized india rubber
Metal Of HONOR A. Pitts, Buffalo, threshing
chine
bending machine; Col. Samuel Colt, revolvers; A. w.
Ladd Co, Boston, square piano Merriam, Brewer, Co.
Boston, cotton goods w Seabrook Boston cotton goods
Mrmont New York, musical instruments; Singer Co.
New York, sewing machiues d. King Albany, model of
river steamer Mr. Richmond Boston, iron-cul,ing ma
chine; Mr.. Stewart, New York United States Navy De-
par,ment for collection of ship models SC
Medals Of Second Cioss-Fowier Preterre Paris dem
stry; f. Elliott South Corolina, Sea-lsland H.
s. kink do, do do Mr. Nickel do do, do; G. Gemun-
der New York. volins; T. Seymour, New York. sewing
machines; Wheeler Wilson, New York, do, do; Mr..
Hamilton, cotton and wooen fabrics RinQuet Lepriuce
Hiram Tucker Massachusetts srrfeisl marble q Thomp
son. Vermont, Y. Harraday, New York, clo,hes-cuung
machine Sanborn Carter, Wolfe Brothers Bethlehem,
Penssy lvann, nscbine for n,anutaciurng paper
Honoradie msnssn--N W. Kingsley New York. srtifi-
cial teeth Jones' White Mctudy, New York, do do I,
r. Ross New York, do. do; Hotthiss Jauuesy, Nicc
Russell, schortcse, (Sl \. Day, T. Maskel Louisiana