The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-11


graphic despatch came through from our correspondent
in that city:
New YORK. April lO-lt o'clock, a. m
The guns of the steamer Hberna were heard booming
the distance 10 o'clock the evening, which caused
quite stir III our city, and at o'clock she reached her
wharf.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 25th; and as the
Washington brought dates from that port only to the Goth,
her news is full five days later. She has made the pas
sage in fifteen days
The monster meeting at Dublin came off without dis
turbance, interference having been made by the
thorities An address to France was adopted, also
petition to the Queen of gland for the repeal of the
Union.
On the next day Smith OBrien, Meaghers, and Mitch
ell arrested for sedon and put under heavy bonds
TO await their trial on the 18th OF April Great excite
ment existed in Dublin on account of the arrests
Scotland was becoming more quiet
Riots have ceased In Eng gland, and all was quiet.
number OF failures have taken place on the CONT
nent
From Paris
The financial measures OF M. GARNER Pages have been
all generally approved, and than his last de-
creating public stores under the surveillance OF the
State with the view of warrantng the receipts to be
gotabe for the specified value of the deposit in wares
1t reported that the provisional government of France
had determined to buy up all the railroad lines, and
for them in five per cent rents.
The ROuen Bank has suspended payment.
permanent guard had been offered for the Roths-
chds banking house, but declined. Business continues
stagnant
ii the Poles rise, France will interfere All Russian
Fifty -four different clubs have been formed in Paris to
aid the cause of liberty throughout the world.
The following is the Paris news On Wednesday the
Bank OF Discount commenced IFS operations. On Mon
day. already 600 accounts opened and there 500
demands on which replies will be given to-day. Dis
counts for about million francs made Monday,
and Tuesday about 100000. This establishment
will render great service to commerce, and has already
exercised some influence on the restoration OF confidence
The Bourse yesterday steady, and the prices OF the
preceding day tolerably sustained The precious
metals have arrived in considerable quantities within the
last day or two and gold has fallen from ten to hve per
cent premium. The price OF bread has been reduced in
Paris.
The movement in Germany relieves Europe from the
apprehension of a general There longer EXITS
potent despotism ready to crush France dangerous
example to neghboring States
HAvRE, March 2i--Here ruin spreads around all the
houses this city Some eight
ngly announce that of Mr.. LIE Pierre. Several ships
which have arrived here have, without entering been
dered to proceed to Liverpool.
We have further advces from Havre correspondent
TO the 23d instant by which learn that there moth
ing doing in cotton or other articles of import Indeed,
there total cessation of business owing to the want
of money and confidence which has led TO the suspension
of almost every house IN that place Our correspondent
adds that the entire city presents the most gloomy and
distressing appearance.
Insurrection In Lombnrdy.
Fighting in Muan--Fl,ght of the riceroy-Abdcation
oftte King Of Bararia.
The electric telegraph announces that the people of
Lombardy, having no faith in the promises of the Empe
ror have revolted at Milan. The fighting going on
between the people and military when the accounts left
The citizens had raised numerous barricades The vice.
roy had fed Byhanns and Brescia had also revoed
supplement to the "Resorgamento OF the 18th, states
that the people, not satisfied with the promises of the
Emperor to grant constitution, have broken out into
instruction and open resistance to the government Bar
rcades had been raised in the Streets and at the depar-
ture of the courier fighting going between the
| troops and the people.
The express announces the abdication of the King of
Bavaria. There had been fatal tumut at Munich
The students and tradesmen joined the police
Letters from Vienna have reached Liverpool the 18th
instant, and of the gratifying descriptions Hun
gary has been granted ministry of her own, and all
cause of danger regarded that part of the empire
would TO be removed The whole country is said to
be in state OF great enthusiasm, and the steady conf
dence and the practical good of the people have been
shown TO remarkable extent in the uninterrupted fulfil
ment OF their mercantile and monetary obligations All
payments il is said made puncually and the
privilege to defer them for fourteen days. which had been
granted, has not in any way been resorted TO-
All was quiet at Berlin the odd The concessions
granted by the King had been received with universal
enthusiasm. His majesty, Frederick William, has pub
shed Decree granting general amnesty for political
offences and msdemeanors the late laws which
regulated the press Another decree, calling Camp
hansen, the celebrated liberal deputy TO become one of
| the new ministry, was published.
A republic has been proclaimed at Cracow, and four
hundred political prisoners were released-ffteen thou
sand insurgents under
Republican principles constantly advancing in Germa-
ny, Denmark, and Holland
The King of Bavaria has abdicated.
new cabinet has been appointed in Austria
Great military preparations are making in Russia but
| no outbreaks have as yet occurred.
An outbreak has taken place in Sardinia
| A constitution has been published by the Pope
| successful instruction broke out in Milan and Lom-
| hardy. The Austrian troops entirely defeated
The history OF the present fortnight has witnessed the
death OF despohsm IN western Europe. Vienna has fol-