The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-11
+1npEE DAYS LATER FROM EUR0PE-ARRIvAL OF
TffE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
HALIrAx, April Q, 1851.

THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, April o. 1851.
The r NJ steamship Niagars, from Liverpool, on the
morning the 2stb umo arrived here at bar past iour
The Niagara reports March 2eh psssed steamship Persia
,om New York on the 18th, about thirty miles from Lv-
rpool On the 3oh passed steamship Emu miles
west OF Cape Clear bound east; on the "a inst passed
steamship America in lat 40, Ion. 20, bound east
The seamshp City of Washington sailed from Liverpool
on the 2h ultipo with 2s1 passengers Tor New York and
the steamer Washington sailed from southampton on The
came dsy also for New York.
GREAT BhirAs.
The country continued in ferment in consequence Of
hs elections Few members had been returned, but the
general APPEARANCES in favor OF Lord Palmersons
goyernmeni
sass of 20 Der cent last year The imports show
decrease in breadstu cotton copper iron, tea, with
an increase in provisions dyes hides timber silk WOOL
Sir Jno Mcneil had been offered barony APP
Dontment as Psivy Councillor, and chose the latter.
Col Tulloch has been made Civil Knight of the Bath
Admiral Dundas has been appointed Lord of the Ad-
nh Mep;r, R Brown Co, sbipowners 10 Sunderland,
had failed With heavy liabilities.
The London and Eastern Banking Corporation dis
closures unfayorabe.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
$4,000.
Mannerug had been tried before Baron Martin, in the
sasye court of Liverpool for mapsaugher OF
board the ship Cutting acquitted and Lewis sentenced
to four months hard labor.
FRANCE.
Little was done at the conference at Paris the Gath
nil in regard TO the Neutchae question: the meeting being
merely for the purpose of receivng the propositions offer
ed by the Prpssn representatives Another meeting
held on the 25h receive the propositions from the Swiss
envoy which materially differ from those of Prussia No
one doubts but that settlement will be come to by
tual concession.
The customs for the past month showa riHng
increase. ... es.
States had been published. ,
The committees report The budget for the year 1853
had also been published it the abolition
the the registration of dHes the abolition OF
the stamp duty printed notices and prospectus and
the i'm post of annual tax of fifteen centmts per hum
dred francs on transferable securities The pro-
vded seventeen hundred and thiryseyen million francs
the expenses being estimated at seventeen hundred and ak
teen millions, leaving twenty millions surplus.
had been reported that the Emperor of Russia
intended to visit Paris but that the Grand Duke Constan-
tine would next month.
An expedition against the Kabyes to be under the com
mand OF Marshal Raudon had been determined upon.
cabinet council bad been held to consider the question
Of removing political prisoners from Cayenne healthy
locality.
The Spanish naval squadron at Rio Plata is to be re-
lieved. nb
progressists candidate for Salamanca has issued
address to them in which he declare, himself tho ardent
partisan Of progress.
The government conemplatss the establishment of a
submarine telegraph between Cuba and the United States
The first division of the fleet to invade Mexico would
sail about the 2sth Of March for Havana.
GERMANY.
The German powers decline the Intervention Of the great
powers in the quarrel between Denmark and the con-
federation on the ground that the question at issue
federal in which they, IS well the King of Denmark
members Of the confederation At the same time
told that Russia and France favorable Denmark
n the affair. <a~. tiL" a#a @
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian goveroment 10 recalling its representative
from Turin addressed circular despatch setting forth the
reasons to its agents at European courts The ord
ns summary according TO which the cabinet Of Vien-
ma not only dissatisfied with Count Csvour reply to the
complaints OF the Pedmonese press and of the tolerance
with which these attacks treated by the Sandman
government but it offence in the language used
BY the government tho occasion Of tho debates relative
to the Notifications OF Alexandria The despatch adds
that Austria has become convinced that Piedmont seeks
place herself at The head of the revolutionary movement
In lasy movement Of which the would be the de-
suucion of Austrian domination in Italy. Piedmont pur-
then, policy which only tends disturb social
order in ay but to totally change the European political
system established by the treaties of Vienna In the pred
ence of these facts Austria deems that her dignity will no
longer permit her to maintain official relations with Sar
DINA
Nevertheless in informing foreign of the step Aus
a has determined 10 take she declares that this
Will not be followed by others of hostile character
and that in any event Austria will avoid up the last
ment all that will compromise the maintenance of peace
create embarras'ments among European cabinets
.,. ... RUSSIA.
1t stated via Berlin that Russia had again refused to
admit the British consos to the Black sea until the allied
evacuation had been completed. .
TURKEY
The has decreed registration and censor
ship OF the press the French model 1t also offers lands
In Roumela aud Anaolia to foreign emigrans bringing
three hundred dollars capital
Christian soldiers were to be incorporated in Turkish
regiments.
Psan, chief British interpreter bad quarrelled with
Lord Sirattord, and resigned temporarily.
The commissioners to the prncpates had all left for
their posts
The steamer Kangaroo on her return brought s5 wo-
men and Is ch ldreD Crcassans and there little doubt
put that they would be sold utnope The Eng
sn authorities pretended to seize the ship conveying the
expedition, but proof was wanting
letter from Mehcme Bey, Gen. Baujgass aidde-camp
says the landing of the expedition effected February
zaa at Taub, where the headquarters fixed. Niche
mel brought with him 200 men for instruction in the diff
rent arms of war. He had accepted supreme command
Oh me Circassan forces TIE mobiles aud deputies bad
sworn obedience TO him, and intrus'ed him with the
PoPhets flag, He would take the field in May.
PERSIA.
resurrection had broken ont in Persia and the revolt
was spreading The insurgents in Khurdis,an bad seized
ne Shahs uncle and threatened him with death unless
nnsOmed -
The Journal d Dsbas gives the details Of the reported
british difficulty on the llth of December. Two English
after having visited the ports Of Simoda and
skodad', appeared before Nangasak but refused
anHon by the governor. The captains, however, pene
rated into The port and anchored within gunshot Of the
na batteries, where they remained without hostility
peAt DAY they repaired with numerous feet to the
suence OF the Mandarin, who refused receive them
out sent word that If they had any complaint to make be
would forward their the imperial
na transmit to them the reply The captains wrote "a