The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-11

evening says @The English funds opened this morning
with firm appearance the steady quotations Of yess-
day and after temporary relapse again reversed In the
Stock Exchange owing the sale of stocks money
vanees ON government securities at per cent in
great demand There much activity In the discount
market while at the Bank IN consequence OF the funds alb
sorbed there Of the the termination
Of the quarter the applications excessively w and
numerous The French threepercents show fractional
The Daily News city article of Friday evening says
The funds opened steadily this morning. but decline Of
one-egbth was ultimately established owing to
siderable bona d sales coupled with increased demand
for money in the Stock Exchange at to 81 per cent
consols,
VIENNA, March 27.-The Piedmoniese envoy Marquis
Cantaro de Ceyps who is recalled by his government is
LONDON Saturday mornng.-Ths papers this morning
are almost wholly filled with election news The Times
contains thirty columns of it. AT Tiyeron yesterday,
Lord Pameston showed the impractcbe character OF the
doctrine that officers in distant parts ought not to vnd
cate our rights without previously referring home for iu
strucons Suppose" he said, that the Chinese had
taken dozen British merchants and threatened to
them ii they did not do something which they had
right to be called upon to do. Was ADMIRAL our
superintendent to leave these ia prison till they could
write home the TO England and ask whether they
should take steps to relieve them Why before the orders
of the reached China these would have
ceased to exist and the Of the commissioner
act would be- am sorry to inform you that three months
ago these died from their sufferngs" Cbeers Lord
Palmerson afterwards adverted to the recent Chinese
ton and debate aud expressed surprise that experienced
members should have allowed themselves to believe that
they only acting the part Of jurymen whose duty it
to decide fact which had taken pace at the other end
of the globe and that the result OF the vote not to
have any practical effect on our domestic affairs
If the House of Commons sitting jury upon Sir
John Bowring-and who heard Of jury proceeding
to try 800 miles of without having opportu-
nifty of nsructing counsel to defend hthe adverse par
ty motions, with view of overturnng government,
were in accordance with political constitution; but
such parties should first their way to form themselves
an efficient administration and If they did their way,
they should propose vote of confidence in the govern
men of the day. But II not fair to take trin of
strength question in which party to be arrayed in
hostility to the honor the interest and the dignity Of the
country and the other called upon to maintain that hoac
to watch those interests and to sustain that dignity Such
the nature of the question which the late division
took place. His lordshp, IN abiding to the question Of
parliamentary reform, which person expected the
government to give distinct pledges said it would be
becoming 10 do so.
Amongst the other electoral incidents yesterday the
loss Of by Mr.. T. Chambers Mr. Ferguson, and Mr.
Ricardo ToAdays proceedings will however surpass in
interest th Of yesterday the contests for Manchester
Huddersfeld aud Sheffield and above hundred Other
places, take place