The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-05

earth, and employed all his secret agents The Queen,
abandoned to her Inspirations and rejecting cooy on
her personal position and on that OF SPAIN had naturally
General Narvaez the recommended by his
influence, his character, ana LIS services to Teestablsh
order i'm the government To tranquilze public opinion,
and the throne The Peslge and consideration
with the loss of which II is menaced. il was then that
repaired 10 the palace where ne quickly recovered ms iaal
influence by means OF which British diplomacy possesses
the He terrified the Queen by description OF the
plans of General Narvaez, whom he represented the
chief OF conspiracy concocted at Paris against her royal
authority lie engaged 70 procure divorce, and 70 obtain
for the Queen the hand of of the Queen of Portugal,
aud whom she would be merely berolhed until the day
time she should ENJOY the pende OF her authority and her
liberty, and General Sernno should be appointed n'aor
domo OF the palace and Captain-General of Madrid"
The Duke of Valencia having failed 10 form minis
try NJ Salamanca was commissioned by the Queen TO
undertake the task and the result was, NJ Salamanca,
minister of finances NJ Patricio de la Escosua, minister
of the interior; Gen, Ros de Olano, OF commerce, nsuc
ton, and public works; GeR Cordova, of war; M. Co
yena, of Justice Gen. Soleo, of marine; M. Antonio
Cabaero under Secretary OF State of the foreign depart
ment who was to direct II dd interim until the reply OF
the Duke de Faras, TO whom it had been offered could
be received Gen. Ajax was to be appointed Captain
General of Madrid Gen. Navaez was expected TO re-
sign the embassy 10 Paris Should the Duke de Farias
not accept the portfolio OF foreign affairs, il was TO be Of
! fered TO NJ Onis. NJ Cabesan the political chief OF
Cadiz has been appointed under Secretary of State for
the ministry of the interior The candidates for the post
OF political chief of Madrid M. Saragossa and Gen;
Requena M Pacheco is to be accredited as minister of
Spain at Rome.
The Alba OF Florence of the Sth, states that Count
! Ferretti, on his arrival al Pava, arrested
! The NouUlise OF Marseies, OF Monday, says:
"rhere very serious reports in this city to-
day. We assured that insurecan hns broken out
in Naples and that lle King has been obliged 10 embark
Olers 20 far TO say that King Ferdinand is in the
power fine Liberals One hing certain IS that the nsgI
gents oil Ca!aba, after having taken possession OF hsggo
left garrison there, and heH proceeded on heir march to
operule their junction with those OF Coscnza
The NouueHiste de Marse,lleS mentions that insur-
rection took place at Naples on the Sh inst One ac-
count stated that the King had fled, and another that he
had fallen into the hands OF the insurgents The Cen
seur de Lyons contains the same announcement =.
Bologna letters, OF the 9th instant announce that the
Duke de Modena and his family had left their domnons
and retired to Parma 1t was currently believed in. Be-
logna that Austria would take military possession OF the
Duchy, and was determined to interfere IN Ronasna and
Tuscany
TuscANY.-0n The 4th ut, popular demonstrations
having reached great height the Grand Duke Leopold
ii compelled to issue decree, erecting the civic
guard and general feeling has spread throughout Italy
so completely to put an end to all fear OF Austrian
encoachmen whilst the cause OF progress would be pro-
NOTED in almost all the Italian States.
| LUccA-n consequence OF several arbitrary arrests Ell
fected by order and under the eyes OF the hereditary
prince, the population of Lucca tumultuousy on the
LIST ut The hereditary prince is married to the daughter
of the Duchess de Berry The prince having departed
for the summer residence Of the Duke OF Lucca at San
! Martina, body of five thousand TO six thousand men
proceeded in the direction and, meeting his car
Rage pelted it with stones The rising having assumed
dangerous aspect, the ministers OF the Duke strongly
insisted on his giving some satisfaction to public opinion,
declaring, OF refusal, that they would resign
their posts The Duke acceded to their wishes, and
issued proclamation INSULTING the civic guard, and
pledging himself to adopt the improvements conempla
ted by their neghbors in Tuscany This Gained the
popular agitation and the persons arrested were set at
| liberty; in the evening solemn lie Deum was sung IN
the cathedral, and the town was illuminated lnsurrec
tonay movements also took place on the Sd n at Mes
sina and Reggie, in the kingdom Of the Two Sicies.
These disturbances however, Were productive OF no
serious results, two regiments OF infantry having been
sufficient to suppress them. Renlorcenents had been
sent to Sicily Letters of the Sd utmo state that the
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into that city amidst The acclamaons OF the people, who
who had ocked thither in multtudes from the neghbo
ing towns and States to congratulate HIM on his acces
sion to the OF reform. The Prince issued, on the
same day, decree of amnesty and ordered all osecq-
tons instituted against political offenders to be suspended
| SSyitzerlsUit.
| The discussion in the Diet on the expulsion of the
Jesus was brought to a close the Sd instant when
the twelve cantons and two half cantons adopted the fol-
lowing proceeding: In conformity with articles one and
eighteen of the compact, the Diet is bound to watch over
the maintenance of order and internal security OF the
Confederation Considering that the existence and secret
practices of the Jesus incompatible with the order
and peace of Switzerland and seeing, IN line Their pres
ence particularly in Lucerne of the cantons of the
Directory decree
l. The question OF the jesuts is within the compe-
tency OF the high Diet.
2. The cantons Of Lucerne Schwyz, Fryburg, and
Vaais in which the Jesuts established, are invited
to eypc them from their territories.
3. The admission, in future of Jesus into any one
of the cantons of Switzerland is lnterdiced
| The Diet, however, did not pronounce on the means
by which the decision was to be enforced This import
ant step reserved for the November sitting The rep
resenta:iyes of Luceme, SchwyH and yalais respect
lively protested in the of their constituents, and
declared that they would maintain the Jesuts in spite OF
the injunction of the Diet.
In the course Of the sitting, the Directory informed the
Diet that the government OF Lucerne constructing ad
ditiona Notifications different points along the frontier
of Argua. That communication was referred TO the
committee charged with presenting propositions for the
dissolution Of the Sonderbund
The decision of the Diet to dismiss from the federal
service all the officers who took service with the League
had been carried into complete execution.
On the sitting of the Sth ut, the Diet adjourned to the
18th of October and the interval isexpeced to be active
y employed by both parties in preparing for hostes.
The minister of the interior of Greece addressed the
following circular to all the monarchs, under date Athens,
DIST u -" We hasten to announce to you that the
bcon in fubpa is terminated: In the skirmish which
took place the evening OF the 9th (Sth) instant,
ball carried off the left of the chief of the
beon Griziotis, and wounded HIM seriously in the alb
domen On the sh (20h), towards o'clock, m,
the royal troops, commanded by the aide de camp of the
King, M Gardikotis Grvas, with the Jealous cooperation
OF the naval force attacked, with the greatest courage,
the position OF the rebels. After engagement which
lasted hour they completely routed them, and gained
possession of their entertainments in the plain. The
rebels retired into their fofcation the mountain of
Copana; but being there assailed all Sides they took
pursued by the royal troops very small party of
rebels bearing their shoulders the chief of the rebellion
proceeded towards kym still pursued by the royal troops
and their capture appeared inevitable"
Turkey.
Shekb Efendi, Turkish ambassador at Vienna has
drawn up project concerning the organization of SYRIA
Government has added thereto six articles concerning the