The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-23

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II, Thereapon the English and American ADM
II, sent forces which overawed them. Il was ex
Tc,sd that there would be troubles before long. Tn
Lv,r orders Of people attacked all Europeans o
VI o,dcans, and, when the more numerous Of tn
IL beat them severely. According to all accounts
T.,sns that the Chinese want another drubbing L
rsOg them TO their senses
vTSs government is determined to establish tn,
.'tdc telegraph throughout France, proceeding
finally Il has demanded credits from the cham
H. for line from Paris 10 Lille, from whence !
4 Drobably be extended to Brussels. The trial Il
I,ry the electric telegraph across the channel, Al
,snblsh instantaneous communication between
leland and France, is looked forward to with
Irat interest.
The Monteur, the official organ, has announced
II 4, biggest type, that "Mr. W. X. King, envoy
ktnordInary and minister plenipoteniry Of the
EoIsd States Of America has presented TO the king
\ ndyate audience, the replies Of his exceeney the
..dsnt Of the United States TO the notifications OF
binhs Of their royal hignesses the Due de Pen,
ave and the Prince de Condo"
Tn, Ist of May is the tsis day of Louis Philippe
Tsat holyday all over France. Vast preparations
II making for il in this city. There will be thea.
T. for the performance OF pantomines, concerts,
IA balls innumerable, fireworks, Examinations
,sssd poles, and roguery Of all kinds.
The Journal dss Detals persists In regarding the
,mpted assassination Of the king as the work OF
k1Ii6cal hatred. II is remarkable that a serious
abe Journal like the Debats should stick so stur-
In 10 statement which has excited the indigna-
oo Of the whole press, II forces one to the con-
laon that the Debats does not speak without
IL. and that, being behind the scenes, it knows
Hoe than the public. This morning il says that
4 lrial, which viii take place in a few days, will
rose il TO be right or wrong. Nous uerronSj and
hen We must wait in peace. At present il is
rain that nothing that is known to the public
Ins even remotely to any political party as hay-
u nstigaled the crime. A provincial newspaper
Heed, tells cock-and-bull story about person in
diligence having declared TO another person many
bun before the attempt took place, that the king
u been assassinated; but such marvellous and i'm
Icbabe tales are unworthy Of the slightest atten-
D.. lfit be true that the crime was got up by po-
ical factions, all the odium will fall upon the re-
biean and legitimist parties, or both, for they
One have an interest in the kings death.
spain.-MADRID, April 81.
The precise cause Of the sudden retirement Of
bsvaez is not known, and many contradictory ac-
hunts Of il are consequently current. Il is, per-
hos, not very important why he went out-the
keat thing is that he is out The new ministry of
knor lsturitz is completed. lsturilz is a man Of
ent, bat wanting in decision Of character. IL is
b, believed that his government is destined to en-
Nv very long existence; there is, nevertheless, a
kneral disposition to support it.
NarVaez is now in France. His friends say that
I retired voluntarily; but the fact is that he re-
kyed very expressive hint that his absence was
tsirable One Of the causes assigned for his resig-
tuon is that he had warm dispute with Queen
christina about the new law relative TO Stock Ex-
bange transactions. IL is certain that there was
lch discussion, but il was not the sole cause
h his resignation. Both Narvaez and Queen
christina were wholesale gamblers on the Bours
td used the official and political intelligence to
|hich they had access to fleece the public.
The people have pronounced" at Lugo, and in
Their places there have been troubles; but the pub
/ tranquility has not been seriously disturbed.
BeIgium.-BRUssrLs,A April 81.
After many ehorpings and changings, a cabinet
Jas constructed, with NJ. de Theualat its head. 1t
still in existence: but from the warm hostility il
ncouners in the chambers is not destined to live
Dns-at least 80 most people think. The questions
10 which parties are divided, are so exclusively do
nestle that it is not worth while mentioning
TEN.
There have beensome disturbances at Client and
, Brussels, and infammatory pamphlets have been
isrlbuted, exciting the people to revolt Several
RESTS have been made, and all is now tranquil.
Germany.-BERLM, April 20.
It is again very positively asserted that the long
romlsed constitution is at last TO be conceded
What is certain is that there has been solemn con-
llation Of the cabinet upon the subject 1t is said
lat majority Of the ministers and the crown
rnce are against the constitution but the king
msef is wel-disposed to give it, being DESTROYS to
tach his name TO great a concession 10 liberty.
he entire people of Prussia would receive any con-
tuition that the king might offer, with accamation.
There is good reason TO believe that the Prussian
is earnestly pressing upon the gov
hments belonging to the ZoIl-Verein, the ne
ssity Of making some very necessary reforms in
70 tariffs, and Of following the splendid example of
Lgland, In all probability | shall, before long,
i've the pleasure ofreporting to you that some very
,portant concessions to freedom Of commerce have
zen made. The north Of Germany has already
zen greatly benefited by the free-trade measures of
e English government, especially the extraordi-
ary demand for cattle.
Order is established at Cracow. Bands of peas
,try had been securing the country and committing
ANY acts of violence; but they had returned, or
1ere about to return to their duty. The Austrian
ovemment has determined TO make great conces-
ons 10 them. The assassinations by the peasants
ave been SO numerous, there is scarcely noble
:. as you would say..in England, country squire
russia, Russia, and Austria intend to divide
nong themselves the republic of Cracow.
Switzerland. GENEVA, April %.
The Berne people, by their Assemble Constitu-
tie, have drawn up projet Of their new constitu-
IN, which will no doubt, be eventually adopted.
is so democratic, that it would have delighted the
art Of General Jackson, had he been alive to
e il.
In the other parts Of the country, there is nothing
rring Of Importance.
Sweden.-SrocKHoLM,A April II.
A commission of learned lawyers has been sent
England, France, and Belgium, to examine into
e system of trial by jury, with view of intro
icing it into this country.
On the coasts the herring fishery has been the
ost productive of the last FIVE or Elk years.
The town of Nanaslad, about twenty miles from
lrstiana, was shaken by an earthquake in the night
the I4th instant. Some houses were thrown
wn and great damage done to others.
Russia.---Sr. PETERSBURG, April ID.
One of our sarans has invented musical electric
egraph, by which sound, not signs, are made the
edium Of communication. The Academy has re-
red in favor of the invention.
The governme:.. has determined on making great
iuctons in the customs duties--experienc having
that such measure is always profta-
8 to the treasury. II intends, also, to negotiate
W treaties Of commerce with different nations,
ginning with Prussia.
Sir Moses Montefore, an English Jew, has OBJ
ned from the emperor notifications Of some Of
6 ukases, which weighed most cruelty and OPP
essively upon the Russian and Polish Jews.
Poland.