The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-07
FURTHER FoRELGN NEWs BY Id AFRICA.

matters Of interest which We subjOin:
ENGLAND
Nothing Is heard Of the nomination Of a minister 10
Washington and the inference is that viii be made
until the pending negotiations with Mr. Dallas have been
brought to satisfactory coneluson-an event now imms-
diatey expected. The minister would then enter
the functions with clear stage free from all embAAss
ments and untOwaTd recolectiOns Among the persons
suggested by public likely be selected Lord
HOwden has lately been named Ia that the mission
TO Madrid would prove 10 have been 70 him what II 70
Sir Henry Buwer Lord Napier who was lately secret-
~ 70 Legation At Constantnope has also been mentioned
The London Times Is endeayorng 10 write down prices
in the grain marketwih what effect remains 70 b, seen
IL is exhorng the British farmers not 10 withhold their
supplies from the market while they get the highly
remuneratye price OF sixtyhye hllings per quarter
though they have been lately accustomed TO eighty sh
ngs; because the future foreign suppes-chehy from
this countywill reduce prices much lower in all proba
bility
Captain Penny commander Of the ship Lady Franklin
who has returned with her Aberdeen from the Arctic
gons reports that when he in Hogarhs sound be
told by the Equmsux that Of their companions had
seen long way of in northweserly direction circular
white tent erected the ice The Rsquimaux had taken
from IL their first visit bright metal and on their
second visit some moons afterwards had two white
in the tent 1t reported among the natives that
these and other white had persisted from hunger
Captain Penny thinks that this refer TO the party
from whom DR. Rae obtained the silver spoons &C. which
identified the white men with Sir John Franklin and his
party
The Queen and Prince Albert were still at Balmoral
Scotland.
FRANCE.
On the night of September G about thirty persons were
arrested in Paris belonging TO secret society Respecting
these arrests the Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says:
This society composed Of revoutioniss of the most vo
lent and dangerous kind, held meeting at which it is
said that decided to assassnae the Emperor his
return from Barrtz The police know all the members Of
this society most Of whom old members Of the Mari
anne nhabing the 9Th 7h and Sth ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
Paris The majority of them artisans Several of
those arrested ars very young and appear Intelligent and
ment at Mazas, and allowed TO communicate with
The search made at their residences has brought
light nothing that compromises them.
II is said that the French has ordered that
no further ransportaons OF prisoners shall be made to
Cayenne
The two persons principally concerned in the robbery
shares from the Great Northern railway of France the
amount Of about S2OOOOO who escaped to America by
the Fulton it is said lost the principal part of their plum
der in Bourse specuations, and have little left Two Of
their conederates have been arrested this side
Brussels and one in London
SARDINIA.
The amnesty for the remainder of the Genoee insurgents
Of s49 granted by Victor Emanuel published in Turin
on the 10th ut The nine persons named in this amnesty
were the last political prisoners in Sardinia
sAPLEs
letter from Paris dated September L. saws that what
there for hoping that the differences
tween Naples the part and France and England
the other would be adjusted without difficulty have dsap
Peared Joint notes utmatums recall Of ambassadors
and even the sending of naval squadron to Naples
now talked Of as more probable than ever
DENMARK.
The protracted dispute between the Danish Crown and
the Duchy ofHosen begins enlarged pro-
portions Austria and Prussia said have agreed
line Of policy TO be pursued by them toward Denmark
and viii open negotiations at Copenhagen while at the
same time using their influence in the German Diet in
duce that body to interfere
RUSSIA.
The act Of grace amnesty granted by the Emperor of
RussA on his coronation appears TO have been of
ereditabe character than at first supposed After
creeing medal TO all persons who in the civil or military
service took part in the events OF the late spec
s that special immunites to be granted those
ncs Of the empire which bore the brun the campaign
and next that the entire country is TO be exempted from
sTery kind OF recruiting CONSUMPTION for four years
Arrears Of taxes amounting to about also
to be remitied and tax passports TO foreign parts Is
be abolished. Next those criminals who have behaved
well since their condemnation be INDUCED with
cessation Communication Of punishment and finally
all State prisoners 10 have their lot aeyiated the ma
Ority being entirely restored to freedom except that they
are not TO reside in Moscow ST Peteburgh These State
prisoners moreover regain their rights Of nobility
both a. regards themselves and their legitimate heirs