The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-26

Ii " Il Il l. E G X A p II.

Further Foreign Intelligence By the Indian.
In the British House of Commons, in reply Mr. Roe
buck Sir G. Wood said that Arctic expedition would
be sent out without being provided for the estimates.
Considerable debate took place on the criminal tickets on
leave and Sir George Grey obtained leave bring in bill
on the subject. a.asra a Ne.rae4
The Gazette contains the appointment of c. Il. Darling,
now governor of Newfoundland to be of jamaica
and OF Sir Bannerman now governor of Bahamas to be
governor of Newfoundland.
The ship Adriac had stranded in Dungarvan bay, with
600 tons of cargo. ..a.. .-'....a
Mr. Weguelin is elected to Parliament from Southampton,
and General Codrington from Greenwich. ssa aaat. "
The Agra, from Shanghai, is reported of the Western
islands, with cargo of % 900 bales silk and SIT 500 lbs
tea
The Virginia arrived from Foo-c how-foo with tea.
FRANCE. . A.
In Paris, Monday the funds closed at 6sf. lOc for
money and 6sf 45c. for account.
M Fould has gone the south of France mission
inquiry respecting the scarcity of provisions. a
The Presse in Its weekly commercial review says Busi-
ness shows symptoms of revival The calls of daily
sumption suffice to keep manufacturers work. and
retail sales naturally on to certain extent but specua-
ton continues to be and the high prices of
thing check expectations Advices from Rouen and Alsaa
report general state of uneasness among the
facurers They cannot sell at prices Lyons
has been for the last month in favorable position
Some good orders have been received from America
and the Paris shops have bought considerable quantity
rich stu which, Notwithstanding the great price, go of
pretty easily Manufacturers Of other stu still in their
dead season. Corn is somewhat higher"
,a'a.aa..H.as sPAIN
The Queen has recovered from the measles and has
poned her trip to Andalusia.
letter from Athens dated 2Sh January mentions that
the protecting had made certain propositions King
Ohio relative to his finances which accepted 1t Is
also stated that the King had remodel hs minis
try condition that the allies withdraw their troops from
Greece Two ships have already left Touon for the Piraus
to embark the French troops.
PERSIA.
The Oriental Oden with advices from Bombay to
the nth of January, arrived at Suez on the 2sth.
There nothing further Of Importance the Persian
gulf. ....... .-~..fa5@
Gen. Outram and staff left Bombay the 10th of January
The troops at Bushire reported healthy
The Paris Prese Orient of the 10th says Persia has
made submission to England
The King of Corea has opened all the ports his territory
to the commerce of all nations. ~.t.m.....l
The Remains of DR.. Kane.
New ORLEANS Feb. A.-The remains of the lamented
Dr. Elisha Kent Kane the gallant Arctic explorer who died
at Havana the 10th instant received their arr
val this port in the steamer Cahawba yesterday with
every mark respect The Continentals Immediately
ordered out and escorted the body the City Hall The
mayor and other city officials also joined the escort At
night portion of the military detailed keep guard
the corpse.
This morning arrangements making further honors
to the deceased There will be large military and civic
procession, which will escort the remains to the
Woodruff bound for Louisville. At the latter city the
mains will be forwarded to Philadelphia via the Ohio river
The body has been lying here in state at the City Hail.
Departure of tho Passage Refused Recruits for
Walker.
New YonK, Feb. 25.-The steamer Tennessee, for San
Juan Nicaragua sailed hence this afternoon. In
quence of orders from her owners taken
except those having tickets direct from their Office. Many
fbusters who procured their tickets elsewhere were
fused passage, and there great excitement in
Quence. .