The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-22

from the dangerous designs of France to Spain it is i'm
possible to predict Several journals announce that Gen
Ros de Olano has left Madrid for France important
mission, but the official Gazette states that he has
ceved from the government.
An encounter took place the 10th, between the
Queens troops and band Of insurgents at Caas, in Cat
aona, in which the ormer had the advantage On the
2Oth court martial sitting Barcelona condemned TO
death two officers OF MQntemonis band, named Bum
va and Jove Bands of insurgents reported to have
made their appearance in Upper Anagon.
The Madrid papers of the 9th ult have reached us by
ordinary express We learn from them that General Mar
yaez, who arrived at Madrid the morning OF the 27th
to have an audience OF the Queen in the afternoon OF
that day II generally supposed that an oncin an
nouncement would appear in the Gazette OF the 2oln'
charging Narvaez with the formation oil new cabinet
How is to be composed is still matter OF mere conlec-
ure Many persons opine that the whole oil the present
ministers will retire. ,.c..., !.
comes every day more alarming. band OF insurgents
appeared the 2lst at San Vncente des Caders and
called The people in the name o. hg oI hand made
their appearance. AT La Selma band was defeated by
the Queens troops
Portugal.
We have intelligence from Lisbon to the olst ut The
allied powers having, we have already stated, sent IN
collective note" demanding the dismissal Of the Cabra
ministry from power. Senior Rodrigo Magalhaens, M
Silva Carvalho and the Count Lavrado, invited to
assume Office; but the Queen insisted upon choosing
their colleagues herself the negotiation after continuing
days, terminated unsatisfactory Before the late
Il
Cortes for the I'd of January next the elections to com
in November The state Of the provinces is fright
full Cabralist pronuncamento is considered certain IN
the event of ministry being appointed. Sr Wll-
liam Parker had sailed with the English fleet Tor the
Mediterranean leaving the Canopus America, and two
steamers at Lisbon.
Sir c. Naper's squadron was looked for with anxiety.
The Dragon steamer had left off Oporto, in order to Sc
cure pilots to carry the ships into the Tagus :,
Indian crops seriously injured by the want OF
rain Unfavorable accounts had also been received from
the wine country.
Letters from Rome have reached us down to the 23d
u II reported in that capital that the Secretary OF
State had forwarded a note to the Cabinet of Vienna
which he declared that should the Ausrans not evacuae
the town OF Ferrara within fortnight, the Pope would
recall his Nunco from Vienna, and send passports to
Count LutZow, the Austrian ambassador at Rome The
Pope had instructed the governors of Ancona and Ciya
Veccha to supply those forresses with three months pro-
visions.
Preparations for war form the chief items of news
from Rome An artillery captain named Lopez has been
sent to France to purchase ten thousand muskes and
ten thousand hands already held out to receive them
selves to resist an invasion. Meanwhile the Roman
government steadily continues to arm the CIVIC guard;
Tor which purpose citizens from az parts OF the states
for La Romagna, charged with full powers to organize
resistance, of necessity The Pope gives proof OF
energy beyond all praise He has established camp OF
forced by a number OF volunteers The enthusiasm OF
the people is at great height at Rome The early or
ganiZaton OF battalion OF priests and monks spoken
Of and it is certain that great number of the religious
orders exercise themselves in the practice OF arms The
Pope rides about the city on white mule which he
bought Florence and shows to his loyal and faithful
subjects face beaming with the calm Of good con-
science and the profound sentiment of his rights and his
strength NJ Rossi having offered him his mediation
sidering himself seriously offended he would not be
tented with ordinary arrangement, and that he intend
ed to exact complete satisfaction.
Letters from Turin OF the 9th ult confirm our prevl-
of the protest against the occupation
of Ferara by the Austrians Prince Meernlch, 1t APP
pears, had addressed circular to all the Italian princes
prescribing the adoption of certain measures for the
maintenance of tranquility in Italy The Prince having
suggested, amongst other measures the occupation OF
was SO indignant the proposition, that he Immediately
entered an energetic protest against all intervention OF
Austria the affairs OF the independent soveegnties OF
Italy, and offered the Pope the corporation OF his army
and fleet should Austrian force invade his territory
The report current that Sardinia has acceded to an
alliance which England has concluded with Wirtemberg,
Bavaria, and Baden to prevent the intervention OF the
foreign powers IN Italy,
According to the last accounts from Naples, the Gala
brian Instruction was extending. On the nth four
battaions were embarked Naples in rgates
reinforce General Staella. who was operating against
the revoIters in the neghborhood of Cosenza. 1t was
umored that several English ships OF war had been seen
of Otranto.
communication from the Italian frontier" in the
Mannheim Journal states that in reply to formal pro-
test from Lord Palmerston, name 'of his government,
against Austrian intervention in the internal affairs OF
the States of the church, the Austrian cabinet has de-
cared its determination not to interfere, except in the
last extremity e. if the movement in the States OF the
church threatens to compromise the tranquility OF its
own provinces"
It appears by the statistical returns of sl3 recently
ceived by the Austrian government that in that year the
total population of the whole empire 36,09s $3.50
soulsthe army amounting to 504 9Ss In 1912 the pop
ulaton was IS SOl,l52 souls. The number of houses
had increased in year from 5036 54S to 5,O70960, and
that of families from 7444,l60 to 7576,622
Greece.
King Ohio opened person the session of the Greek
Chamber the 9th ult, with speech, in which he
conclusion of the difference with Turkey, but held
hope of Its speedy and peaceable termination
By the last accounts from Athens OF the Goth ult the
important intelligence has reached us that Gen. Grziot
has escaped from Imprisonment at Chacis and raised the
standard OF instruction against the Cole government
Negropont Should Grziott be seconded by insurec
tons in Laconia Messna, Acarnania, and Patras the
government must come to terms with the insurgents, and
accept their dctaon GriZOtti is assisted by Colonel
Scoruanotes, who is raising recruits in Atica.
| Turkey.
Letters from COnsantnOpe OF the 18th ult mention
the defeat of the Albanian insurgents at Berat by the
troops of the Sultan the 25th of July Cases of chol
era had manifested themselves at Khars and Taganrog
On the 10th ult., secret meeting was held at the pal
ace of the Grand Vizer, and, after long deliberations il
was decided that the Ottoman ports should be closed, and
The Porte has to this conclusion account of the
acrid tone in which her diplomatic relations with Greece
are being conducted.
On the 18th ult fire broke out in the Turkish quar-.
ter of Scuar and burnt with great fury for five hours
destroying upwards of 300 houses and shops two
chapes, and mosque. 1t quite accidental On the
same evening another very extensive fire broke out il
a. r. - H.