The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-10

The latest from Paris only furnishes ample corobora
ton OF all that we have Just written The National AS,
semby has passed decree revvng the poiessorshp OF
political economy, suppressed by the provisional govern
ment The Montagnards proceed with their exhibitions
of violence CADET the head of the lcarian communists
has been convicted OF having muskets in his posses
sion; so they have put him IN the cage for month we
should not, however be surprised to see him. and many
now lingering in the dungeons OF Vincennes, released
when the time arrives that they are wanted by General
Cavagnac. In the meantime the Funds droop. They
have again declined to 1920 for the Threes, and 90
for the Elves On wednesday, however, they Al
for the Threes and the Elves TO $3.50 On Thurs
day, the closing prices for the Three per Cents were
Al go the Five per Cents GAPS
MOVEMENTS IN GERMANY AND PRUssIA.-The events
which have occurred in Central Europe since our last
cannot fall for long time TO come, influence the des-
hnies OF millions Tor either good or evil and IN bnei
period the Prussan monarchy must be again consolidated
It's Sovereign like Louis Philippe of France, must
seek refuge exile in foreign land The struggle
has begun at Berlin, and only end either IN the tn
umph of red republcansm in the restoration OF the
power OF the King OF Prussia 1t required no sagacy
to predict that the issue of Vienna would accel
crate crisis at Berlin. Our antcpatons are already
verified Our last announced the complete suppression
of the instruction of the Vennese and the re sablsh
ment of the Imperial authority by Prince Wndschgraz.
Order has been restored in the streets of Vienna, and
already Blum the Frankfort red republican, has expated
his offences by his death BEN supposed to be arrested
and will, no DOUBT suffer also Several others have
been executed but is stated that the Emperor has or
deed the other prisoners to be handed over TO the ordi
will not be shed on the scaod state of siege is main
tanned at Vienna The Emperor, however IN his procla-
nations, his pledge to grant constitutional gov
eminent to all his subjects Prince Windischgratz has de-
tached an immense force from Vienna towards Hungary.
Pesth probably invested before this and fire and sword
will be carried throughout the whole OF the Austrian do
mInons until the counter revolution is complete The
Diet will assemble at kremser; but we cannot imagine
that the rghtful scenes which have been enacted at
Vienna be forgotten either by the Court party
or the insurgents The death OF Blum will probably
cause great excitement throughout Germany.
AT Berlin the suppression OF the insurrechon at Vienna
has produced momentous results we have ANNOUNCED
the triumph OF the imperiaiss known at
Potsdam, than the RUSSIAN court made up ITS mind to
act Accordingly by decree OF the sh instant proc
amation issued transferring the seat of the Berlin
Constituent Assembly to Brandenburg city about as lar
from PoSdam on the west as Berlin is on the east II
was bold step, calculated To relieve the "Rght from
the terror of the populace of Berlin but could only be
carried into effect by rmness and at the point OF the bay
onet So the event turned out. The Assembly refused
obedience and passed decree declaring itself en- pefna-
nence the excitement increased hourly On the 10Th,
the Chamber perseverng its resistance the government
announced It's intention TO force to compel obedience
The requisite number of members to form house as
sembcd and in the afternoon General Wrangel, at the
head of $4,000 regular troops entered the city, and sent
abide camp TO inform the president that he had orders
refused to dispense. General Wrangel cut off all
communication with the Sing Academy, the place
of meeting, and the members finding their posi-
ton inconvenient, adjourned al! the following
day 1t generally anticipated that the Der
lin mob would rise, but their leaders hal sui.
hcent influence TO keep them quiet, and thus blood
shed avoided The troops bvouackei IN the streets
and squares The night of the 10TH and not The slightest
symptom of disorder was percePube The bnrgher
guard during these proceedings observed sort OF neu-
lraty. On the nth the King issued a proc 'amaon,
throwing himself upon the ateconate loyalty OF all
Prussans, and dissolved the burgher guard which was
playing the part OF Pretorlan band. me Assembly
met the following day in distant part OF the CITY, and
manifested intention TO resist by passive orce relying
no doubt upon the sympathy of the Prussan PROVINCES
On the 18th instant the city was declared IN state OF
siege the clubs were closed and no gatherings were
permitted in the streets The disarmament OF the bugher
guard the point of interest The deputies keep up
the excitement much "a possible, and seem to be wait,
ing in no Little anxiety whether the provinces will
rise in instruction. The leaders do not seem to wish
to commence hosties. The burgher guard chiefs
have met, and have resolved not to part with their
arms General Wrange has deferred for twenty four
hours the forcibe disarmament IT looks ike
pause in the serious policy adopted There is evident
lily retTeatng Tor the court and any relaxation OF
their vigorous proceedings must recoil upon them
ieafuy The streets on the 18th were crowded with
people, and foreigners arriving from all quarters eager to
TAX part in the approaching fray We have report that
Besau is in full isurrecton, and that Count Brandon
burg chateau has been burnt down. but these and like
umors require continuation however, the die is cast
Either the King of Prussia the Berlin mob must pre-
vail There is no middle course. 1t is believed and we
think it true that the Frankfort assembly sides with The
King Of Prussia; indeed, the A1hduke must nave seen
that all government approaching an end There
must, however, be desperate struggle before the leaders
of the various assemblies will yield; and they seem to
have unbOunle1 influence over lle InOU vi COuioe IL
is alleged that the King OF Prussia has come to an under
standing with Russia TO support HIM IN thus Crisis but TINS
latter power has given proofs of an intention openly
to interfere By the last the assembly yet
sitting and had declared the ministers guilty OF treason
# this body had applied itself 10 forming constitution,
for which il elected, instead of usnrpng the executive
authority all these domestic troubles might have been
avoided and Prussia mt now be existing under con-
sutional monarchy instead OF being on the brink OF a
frghtful civil war.
The news from the Danish Duchies is still, OF a most
warke character and the Danes insist upon the dssou
ton of the newly installed conjon government in Sches
wig Holsten The English charge dalares is said to
have declared that matters precisely n satu
quo ante belium. We said so many months ago. The
patched up truce could not last
The q Ieen's troops in Spain to have gained a
battle in Aragon and dispersed the insurgents Seven
republicans executed the 5h instant at lluesca
body of the insurgents has got back to France by
Urdax. -
From Italy we have very little news of interest The
idle threats of Charles Albert of renewing the war have
all slbsided: and the Ausans having maintained their
position in Lombardy whilst their own capital was IN
danger, they will doubtless, remain unmoesed II
is plain that General Cavagnac has done everything IN
the world the respect of the various powers OF
Europe especially England and Russia; and we believe
him 10 interfere with against the ''aes" of the
French people, with which friendly name he designates
the AuSrans Certainly the entente cordiaic between
France and England has never been so intimate as since
the accession OF Cavagnac topower.
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