The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

called on the yceroy TO appear at the balcony which
demand, after some delay, he complied with; lie ad-
dressed them briefly. declaring that from his long resi-
that he would expose to the King the wants OF the peo-
pie Of Sardinia The troops called out and eleven
cartridges distributed to each man sanguinary col
turbance. On the Goth, the censor of the university,
fearing another popular meeting applied to the police to
act but the students repused them, and forced them TO
withdraw The archbishop then repaired to the univer-
sy and succeeded in calming the students, who escort
ed him, in the utmost order, to his palace towards ihe
students. and upwards Of 600 cockades toge
Their at the entrance of the theatre On the ARRIVAL OF me
viceroy cries of "Long live Plus NJ Italy ior ever
cockade was handed him by the people, lie attached
to his breast and all the civil and military authorities
did the The national hymn was th S sung oy
the actors whilst the people Joined in On leaving
the theatre the viceroy accompanied to the palace
by the professors and students OF the university, 10
the sound Of military music On the PSI, which was ASA
mass at the church of St Lucife was met and accom-
panied by the students and part OF the population, who
ing by the palace of the archbishop they chaunted the
hymn of Plus * The archbishop appeared at one OF the
windows and gave his benediction to the people, then
numbering about thousand persons and he afterwards
received the cockade In the evening there was grand
illumination at the kades were distributed to
every that passed; no one dared refuse them On
the 22d the troops ordered to keep their barracks
in order act in of emergency but on the people
insisting on their being left at liberty the viceroy com
with h ES Se no
could venture to appear without it, On the 23d the meet
ing at the theatre was still more brilliant The Pied,
nf Of s ces Of
live the King :; "1aly forever" This day Qhe 2ith)
deputaton with the archbishop at its head is to set out
DINA in the continental reform OF Piedmont and in the
will not refuse The city Of Gagliar sends two flags Of
will accompany the deputaton to the steamer"
The last letters from Eegho state that order has been
reestabshed The arming OF Tuscany was being push
The war In Switzerland.
The war in Switzerland is at an end. We have
ceved letters from Lausanne of the Goth ult which state
uated, and that on the morning Of the 29th the federal
troops entered the territory and took possession OF the
canton without opposition The canton of Uri has also
captuated that the war is everywhere put down. and
the Sonderbund is at an end
The note of the Prussian government to the Diet has
ated sensation in Bee and fears were entertained that
might lead to further complications The Journal des
Dbas to fear to hope) that the OF
will be the immediate occupation of Neuchate by the
federal army We have no such apprehenslons.
The Diet has throughout the whole OF the war shown
decided wish not to push matters further than was abb
souely necessary and is not therefore likely that
will allow itself to fall into the of invading Neuf-
chael at the very time when the European powers have
their united mediation. We cannot however, help say
ing that the note of the Prussian government to be
GREETED 1t is calculated to exasperate the people OF Swift
zerand, and cannot by any possibility lead to any good
The Dtbats makes the following remarks on the CON-
municaon made by the Pssian envoy to the Swiss Diets
bassador the Swiss Diet has caused emotion in
the official regions of Berne; stormy sitting took
ieved that the occupation Of Neuchaie would be dec-
ded in that very sitting as reply to this phrase of the
traliy which he has sanctioned rupture Of peace.
and as an &C. Of hostility against his Majesty de-
ittee OF seven which has prepared all the
TO of
to proceed to Neuchate. The division of Ochsenben
which was to have returned to Berne in evening Of the
2sh WILL without doubt received the destina-
ton We learn from Neuchatel that had been
~ Everything that the occupation of Neucha-
tel is determined on We have no need to insist on the
and Lucerne have turned the radicals heads In this
sitting of the 9th, there was question of nothing
uy admiration of the Bernese militia, cried that he
ancied he them the soldiers OF the French repmb
chiefs the Sonderbnd have taken refuge in the Upper
'ss' Europe s's i the
Simplon provisional Of seven members has
Of FtuE
Of all converts and the coniscation Of their property Col
cupy Lucerne taken energetic prevent
renewal Of the committed Frburg In the night
church Of the Jssuts One " Of the Sf the
proceeded there at the head of Vaudese
company, and he Obliged in order to prevent the
OF the church from being forced, make his troops
present their bayonets"
The India mail from Bombay Nov. 2, arrived in Lon
don Dec 4th, at 8, a. The London mail of September
"a had not reached Bombay when it left The intelli-
gence is of interest India is at peace except at two
points, viz the Boige frontiers, and the gooms, or
country Scinde generally continues tranquil. The new
civil governor Mr. Pringe, busy in procuring
ports from the officers administering the various districts
Those reports is said, to be laid before the gov
ernor of Bombay his arrival IN Kurrachee, which is to
take place in December. The disturbances which were
apprehended in the Peshawur districts have, fortunately
not taken place. The collection of the revenue, which
considered sufficient give rise to these disturbances
is proceeding in quet and prospects are held forth OF
a mild system being adopted. From Afghanistan the
news not OF interest Dost Mohammed is employed in
settling the disputes amongst his The new vizier,
Haider Khan has made changes in the pay of his
troops, and introduced Of inferior class into the
service. In Lahore peace prevails and the dussera has
visit which Lord Hardinge about to pay to the King
of Dude His lordshp, while moving towards Calcutta,
was in November to meet the King, and to spend some
days at Lucknow. The uch-taked-of ex-Rajah OF
Sattara died at Benares the 14th of October.
The CROPS of Egyptian produce taken in last April and
May were rapidly coming down to Alexandria from the
upper country. They generally short, and that of
wheat, in particular, was deficient Prices were quite
nominal holders preferring to ship their account,
rather than submit to a reduction. The Ariel arrived
at Alexandra the 2ls with the London mail of the
Sth of November
II Markets, sc.
Financial and commercialThe perceptible improve
ment which has taken place the aspect of business
generally at the departure of the last steamer continued
steadily to advance until the close of the last week. when
in consequence OF the announcement OF additional fall
ures, many Of them Of startling magnitude, of
gloomy apprehension was produced upon the public