The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-10
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.


sia Mr. Disrae as the leader of the opposition in the
House Of Commons was TO make grand attack on the
government financial scheme The scope OF Disrass pro-
posa was to adjust the estimates for period of three
yeats instead Of for year. TO permit the complete
repeal of the income tax at the expiration OF three years
from the present date The debate opened and
ponru to the 23d ultmo.
The resolution introduced in the House Of Lords by the
Earl Of Derby as follows THAT this house has heard
with deep egre OF the interruption of amicabe relations
between her Maesys subjects and The Chinese authorities
Canton arising out OF the measures adopted by her
Majesty chief supentendents of trade TO make repara
ton for the alleged infracton Of the supplementary treaty
Of the 18th Of October 1885, that in the opinion of this
house. the OF differences upon this subject rem
dered the time peculiarly unavorabe for pressing upon
the Chinese authorities claim for the admittanee OF British
subjects into Canton which had been left in allegiance
since s4o aud for supporting the same by force OF arms
that in the opinion OF this house operations OF actual hos
ily ought have been undertaken without the ex
press Instructions previously received by her Majesty
government and that neither of the subjects advered to
the foregoing resolutions afforded sufficient justification
The Marquis of Clanrcarae introduced resolution into
) d. - Lords that the system finder which The gov
ernment Of her Msjssys ncisn w., ' s Of that
is no longer suitable 10 the condition and prospos--
vast empire the development of its resources and the
improvement and welfare Of its inhabants The Duke OF
Argyle opposed the motion, which was lost without d.
vision
naval matter of American interest which brought
under the notice OF the House of Commons the 18TH
had reference the ship Resonte which
Mr. Evelyn member for Nation and descendant of the
famous author of SYLVIA had been informed had been dis
maned and placed in ordinary and concerning whose Ill
innate the honorable gentleman had some serious mis-
gyiDgs Sir G. Weed, however set his mind at rest by
the that the Reolue is in the state as all
other vessels that not intended for immediate service
great part of the stores Sir Charles informed the iouse
are not in fit to be kept the only exception being
the rum which has been improved by the long voyage
The Earl Of Eesmere who died the lst ult, aged 81
distinguished as munihcent patron OF art and was
we'll known in this country, having been here as British
commissioner the New York Crystal Palace AS poet
he showed considerable talent his works being ransla
ton of Goehe Faust and numerous TRANSACTIONS OF Ger
man lyrics, also original poem entitled "The Pill
grimage descriptive of his travels in the East From 1920
to 1916 for various terms in the House of Com
mons in 1927 Lord Of the Treasury from 1928 to
1880 was Chief Secretary for Ireland and in 1880 was Sec
rotary of War He is succeeded in his titles and estates
by his eldest SON. Lord Brackley, who is in precarious
aate Of health
An explosion took place on the 10TH at the Land Hill
colliery near Wombwell on the South Yorkshire railway.
One hundred and sxtyx persons were in the pit at the
time. Sixteen drawn up alive, and the others re-
maned for certain DEATH the interior of the pit having
ken fire. Engines had arrived, and the mouths OF the
shafts being stopped up to exinguish the flames
Thirteen dead bodies had been found the main tram
ways but would be days before the pit could be
safely entered to search for the rest The pit had been
worked but two years.
There is positively no end that absurd story originally
imposed upon the London Times by Mr. Arrowsmith OF
Liverpool in relation to horrible series Of dues and mur-
ders the Georgia railroad in August last Inc Pres-
dent of the road has reuted the hoax most completely by
contributing the Times very gentlemaniy letter,
pended which the dispositions OF the mail agent
and number of employees the route positively contra
dieting Mr. ArrowsmilhS statement But Arrowsun,
who ia not the Liverpool merchant TO whom the story was
first attributed but his nephew dies game must De con-
fossed. He persists that 70 MS uiay he
discovers he has given date to the
lie that they took place not Thursday, the 28h
August Friday the goth and he adds or the fault of
writing grave narrative without careful reference to the
most minute particulars an TO blame" lie gives
tract from his diary showing that he left Montgomery at
six o'clock the morning OF the 29h and arrived at Ma
con at half past three tia following morning aud he
rln after
free to meet the fundamentally as am this matter would
be well with me"
Mr. William Howard Russell, the famous Crimean
respondent of tho Times has gone into the lectring
business Beale Co give him. Il is said s1OoeO to Ice,
ture for them "the war not more than three times
week, from until 1858. Mr. RUSSELL with his salary
"Hsory of the War; aud his 100000 in year, will be
well remunerated for all his priyahons in the Crmea
4 Queen Victoria entertained Lord Napier at dinner
the 18th February, at Buckingham Palace.
u FRANCE
The French government has instructed its representa-
tives London Yenns St Pctersburgh and Berlin to in
ve the governments to which they accredited to join
in conference at Paris for the settlement of the Neu
chae affair The ministers of the above powes resident
at Paris will act as plenpoeutaries The conference will
meet about the beginning of March, and it is believed will
be protracted ere satisfactory adjustment be
4 rived at
The Rev. Dr. Kirk of Boston, has Inserted the following
advertisement in Galgnanis Messenger DR. Kirk has
been deputed by churches in the United States to upern
tend the formation of church, and to establish public
worship for the citizens of America permanently or
silently residing in Paris Immediate measures will be
adopted for securing chapel. In the mean time, the
French church worshppng in the Rue de Provence
kindly offered him the OF their convenient place.
The Gazette Medcae that Mr. George prac-
Using dentist here has discovered of performing
the operation of extraction without pain by application
of ice and salt to the which renders the gums nsens
be The Academy OF Medicine has named commission
to report on the invention.
The body of the Princess Leven has been embaued and
sent to Rus ia II is said that the Princess not
married Guzo and she gives quaint for leaving
him 5000 francs year in her will She said that NJ
Quiet after having served the State faithfully for thirty
years. old, and could not afford himself
riage and therefore She old rend desired to leave
him the means to keep
NJ. Lisz the pianist hiss entered the religious order oil
Franciscan Monks at Pesth NJ Hermann, another pianist
of note has catered religious order the south of France
Mr. Maud, banker Of Paris, gave superb entertain
men hundred and fifty journalists and literary
on Sunday, the 18th ult
Cabarine Faneli who has been passing herself off as
saint and capable of working miracles has been
demned by the Inquson at Rome to twelve years i'm
prisonment
n ExQueeu CHRISTINA Of Spain, proposes to make Rome
her residence and purchasing palaces in that
u city for her
Blanchi who was attacked when unarmed by FIVE Aus
trian officers with swords at Manua avenge private
quarrel, has died of the wounds be received.
Ristori came very near terminating her triumphant
in Naples not long ago. In the fourth act of "Phe
dra when she ants and falls to the ground her feelings
carried her quite away and approaching too the
chestra she fell upon the lamps and cut and burnt her
arm She to have left Immediately alter the perform
ance for Rome but is now detained.
| RUSSIA.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh mention that it will be
the of