The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-04

Jacobns of the revolution published without comment
long extracts from the proceedings Of the Jacobn club
1890, which show that the Duke of Charities OF that time
(the Louis Philippe OF the present day. not only
member Of the Jacobn club, but that he regularly at
tended its meetings, and took an active part in its most
The Siecie following up the system, and is now pub
fishing series Of extracts from Feneon's Directions
for the Conscience of King" which appropriate
written on purpose. Nothing can show clearly
than this, how futile all attempts repress public
opinion by force of law. Where the conduct OF public
make them anenabe to The tribunal Of public opinion
Another prosecution for corruption seems likely to be
promoted by the government The National having
person protesting 10 have influence with the government
to obtain railway concession on the condion OF receV
ing $50 shares, OF 900 francs EACH the Procureur du o
has summoned the editor to appear before the proper aI
thores and produce his proofs OF the charge winch
he has made.
Scarcely day but fresh disclosures hssa Of comuP
luded to in the Chambers and M Guizors influence has
been greatly impaired by the general suspicious raised
NJ Guizot has also had much difficulty in defending him.
self from the charge of having done nothing during the SEES
sioD since not single of public nature has
been carried by the government nj Guzot however,
conended that the session had been anything but barren
for though had produced nothing, 1t had prepared the
way for the future
The Moniteur published the estimates for 1913, in
which the ordinary expenditure is fixed at 1861 $40
frances the extraordinary expenditure at 81 fraDcs
and the miscellaneous expenditure at % 3335O2 francs
The ways and calculated at ,39l ,276,3l0
francs; the special supplies at 81 2S3,592 rancs spe
cal supplies for the departmental at 9i969,OoO
francs and those for the colonies at ITS francs
The official journal promulgaes the law author.
izng the Minister OF Finance to negotiate loan OF
Mr.. Richard Rush presented to the King, on Monday,
week. letters from the President of the United States of
America, accredfng him envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotenary OF that republic to France.
Italy.
The accounts from Italy are conflicting according
to the channels through which they are conveyed
There can be no doubt however, that Austria and
France view with extreme alarm the progress OF liberal
opinions in the Roman States,
Advices from Bologna Of the 18th have brought alarm
ing reports of the state of Ferrara On the 9Th that city
by the Austrian troops on the pretence that
an officer had been arrested by the civic guard, which
disavowed by the cardinal legate. Patrols of Aus
TRANS aversed the town. which had orders to fire upon all
man (qu vire y ssWerdan" The cardinal legate made
formal protestation attested by notary against this
and sent express to Rome for Instructions The latest
accounts say that division of Ausans had already fired
the people Copies of the proestaton had been sent
to Rome Verona Milan, and to the governor OF the for
tress of Ferrara.
trivial preence having issued from the CITADEL over
the town. spite of the remonsances and protesta-
tons OF the cardinal egate The aliana Boogncse jour
nal gives letter from Ferara, from which take the
following extracts:
In consequence Of report made by Austrian officer
who pretended he had been stopped on the evening Of
and compelled sing and dance, the general commanding
the Austrian garrison had troops stationed along the
Spanata he espanade Cardinal Ciacchi, legae OF the
province having endeavored but IN van to persuade the
general that the report inexact ordered the civic
guard not to allow the patrols to SO within the Epanade
to avoid collision.
ing that in consequence of the orders he had just received
and in order to the safety OF those officers he
would send his patrols through the streets at night and
that they should receive orders to fire upon the people in
case OF insult and on the CIVIC patrols themselves,
if they refuse to the uerdo (who goes there by
the words Patugia Romano The cardinal having replied
that he should protest most formally against this decisions
the General replied, Your emnence will act as you
think proper but shall strictly obey the orders have
and sent to Rome by esafee, and ordered the civic
patrols not TO go their rounds Every has promised
to be crcumspect but the whole population is in conster
nation, and in expectation of some great disaster.
10, p Embellishments of Austrian troops from the
fortress paroling in every part OF the CITY, One OF
them, which arrived quarter OF an hour ago, at the
wards them in the dark fired three shots, towards
Sirada de Gargadello, and the two others down the
Strada del Bastardne Another shot was fired at the
gardener della Groa Fortunately no one was injured
Immediately orders to the civil patrols to keep them
selves in readiness in their respective quarters.
mThe protesation of Cardinal Ciacchi has just been
deposited at the notares, M. Month An authentic copy
has been sent Rome to Verona, headquarters of the
Austrian army OF ltay) and TO Milan copy has also
been the general commanding the garrison OF the
fortress of Ferrara.-London Neus.
Portugal.
Sir IL Seymour had addressed several urgent notes to
the government demanding the immediate formation OF
ministry condition to which the parties to the pro-
ocol determined adhere and unless the Queen
prompt reply in the Affirmative ii thought that
strong Cabralista party would be reinstaed 1t was
said that the latter had collected large OF money,
and that Cabalisa agent had been sent Oporto to
ganZe movement.
Letters from Lisbon bring the intelligence that the lib
ery of the press and OF the subject had been restored by
an ordinance, and the municipal elections were directed
to be proceeded with but proceedings have been taken
to assemble the Cortes, to dismiss the ministry. 1t
expected at Lisbon that the Allied Powers, by col
ecve note would insist upon the terms of the protocol
being complied with and thereby give the Queen an op
portuny OF getting rid OF the present obnoxious minis
"Reminiscences had been made by Das Antas against
the crueties inflicted the political prisoners The
country tranquil, but its finances in bankrupt
state. The results OF the harvest were magnificent.
Portuguese steamer from Madeira brings intelligence
that on the 2sth u shortly after the arrival OF the allied
squadron the island returned to its allegiance The
Azores have also submitted.
The last dates from Lisbon Ito the 9th inst state that
conjont from the ENJOYS of the three allied powers,
requiring change OF ministers, had been presented
the morning of the 5th No reply had been given up
the evening Of the sth Ministers then finally resolved
to appeal TO the governments Of England and France
against their right to demand their dismissal under the
circumstances. In fact, they have given eyasve
swer Costa Cabral was at length Withdrawn from the
Madrid legation, ministers having pinned him to desire
which he expressed-o be recalled. He would be sue
ceeded by M Barbosa, Portuguese envoy at Berlin,
and the place of the latter would be filled by NJ de
| Noronha. The country was generally quiet, with the
exception of Agarvc, where the chartst batalions had
French vice-consus house at Faro, which had caused
M de Varennp send a war steamer that port