The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-03
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hersn. The step is regarded important for Persia
M de Tochaun, who has been charge dafares in
France from Switzerland, is about TO withdraw but it
The French steamer Tonnere has been ordered trans
port to Cva Vecchla 5000 stand OF arms from the arsenal
at Toulon. to supply the national guard Of the Papal
number Of cannon The steam frgate Vauban has been
ordered cruise the Italian coast 1t is said she
to join the fleet there which will then number five steam
The affairs Of Switzerland continue menacing, and it
seems probable that hoslites have already commenced
teegaphic despatch from Paris announces that the
federal diet had resolved upon the execution of their
DEGREES, and that hosties had begun This is not
tain, but such an issue seems not remote.
We translate the following letter from the Journal du
Havre, not simply for it's intrinsic interest but because
il shows that honorable and just dealing the part OF
this country finds defenders even in France;
PARIS, Nov l, 1877.
you led doubtless innoceny by Mexican authori-
lies, in your paper OF Oct. 81.
Hibernia, you mentioned, cruel proceeding the
part Of the American army the execution Of number of
In the honor Of my country feel constrained to remind
you that these men formed battalion under command of
deserted their flag and took the enemy at the bat
Now. according to the military code Of all civilized ma
tions. the punishment would have been inflicted for
Requesting you TO give place to these lines embrace
the opportunity OF presenting 70 you' Ne o,n nrN
ceeds to sustain its original assertion, that these
had been punished with refinement OF barbarty con-
the Of war; hy citations ia from the Mex
Courier des Etats Unis The Journal says that it does
object to the execution OF these deseers but to the
ps Of e the dss s g as% ii s
The Journal concludes its article with this unfounded
and spiteful fling:
This instance, moreover, the only in which
conduct during the with Mexico and shall have
occasion, much to regret to demonstrate hereafter that
French interests have been especially diregarded"
The French steamer Union advertised 10 sail from
Havre on the 10th Of November.
The cholera is diminishing at Trebizarde. From ten
to fifteen is the average number OF its victims per day.
Admiral Napier, it is said in the Spanish HeradO has
embraced the opportunity afforded by his presence and
the force under his command to exact from the Poru
guese government arrearages due him since the time of
Don Pedro His conduct is denounced as unjustif-
able Of public force for the promotion Of his personal
intereats. s AZ ., sf.g-Ss 81
The following paragraphs from the Paris papers COM
prise the latest intelligence from Switzerland:
The minister Of Rnssia has LEFT Switzerland. The
ment to qnt Zurich where he will leave the secretary
Legations who will only be officially accredited to the bur
expects similar orders.-Debats.
The Council Of State of the of Vaud having called
db al @ 81 eps na The S
Grand Council Of Berne has passed similar resolution
We find the following in the Prose-:
The which have to-day received from switzer-
the removal Of the Jesnts condition Of being
paid two millions for the Of their wake prepare
lions 1t also reported that the French ambassador
had declared that account would be received from Rome
few days Of the dissolution Of the Order Of Jesus
mention, in concuson that the Bernie journal the Suisse,
terminates long article relative to these pacific reports by
.The attempts Al Cancellation have all failed The Son.
minister has to-day demanded his passports In his
to the Vorort he states that his departure is
Affairs 10 '' '''' '-' -'N' = s'' - CIV s'
The Stcis Of Berne OF the goth u has the following
in auson to the notice given by the Austrian ambassa
dor OF his intention TO withdraw:
This discrimination, Judging by the of the de-
patch which expresses it, act of perfect neutrality
The Austrian minister demands that his passports may be
ready for him the OF the of hos
ics He takes particular to remark that his with
relations and that the between the and
the Austrian embassy which will continue have repre-
sentative, will not be interrupted This retirement must
therefore, in fact be viewed the light of determination
not 10 interpose in the present struggle.
Letters from Rome of the 23d ut, received at Mar
settles, state that the arrest Of the Prince de Canine had
been taken off the 22d The journals of Rome state
that Giovanni Andrea Romeo, of the Caabran chiefs
had surrendered himself been tried and condemned to
death, but that his sentence was committed.
We read in the Pyesse:
The following information has reached relative to the
object Of Chekf Eaeadi's mission 70 Rome The Sultan
tecon of the Christians the Lbanus should take place
IN o es Pops S III.
just eestabished the office Of Patriarch Of Jerusae and
raised 70 t0at 6lmple missionary priest lnls
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
A letter from Turin Of the 2sth ult says
The disturbance continued days. but last night
der restored Several persons have been arrested here
and at Moncaier Iii hoped that they will be set at liberty
for their offence only consists in crying "Pius TX for
ever" 'Itay forever The King has been indsposed
but entirely recovered He Is for Genoa in the
beginning of November. Ntns
letter from Turin of the 26th u informs us that the
Sandman government has submitted to the Council of
State projects of laws against roous assembages of the
people; for the establishment Of supreme of
saton for revision and liberal construction of the
tariff of custom-dutes and for postal REFORM including
delivery of letters on Sundays.
letter from Ferrara states that the inhabitants had
solved to purchase 400 muskets. A company was
formed there purchase certain quantity in addition,
which would make up total quantity of 10000 muskets
procured by the town, WITHOUT the government being
obliged to any expense The letter states that
several OF the cardinals after examining the new Roman
constitutions had added article declaring that the
forms were now finished Plus TX efaced this article,
with the exclamation We shall who will dare to
lie up our hands J"
The Prince de Joinville left Genoa on the odd for
SPezza after having visited the King of Sardinia at Tu
Tn Lord Mimic left Spezzia the 22d for Rome, where
Count bresson arrived on the 18th.
A letter IRON Florence of the 10th, published in the
Augs6urg Gazette, states that the Duke OF Modena has
caused possession TO be taken OF Fzzano and has
there troops and field pieces 49,
NJ. Pacheco, ambassador Of Spain to the HOLY See
arrived at Rome on the GOTH
Letters from the celebrated Mr. Gutzlaf missionary
and consul general Of England in the Celestial Empre
have just been received at Munich They are dated
from HonO Kong pIvp Il