The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-23
FOREIGN.
tFs'n ~ New York Journal al Commence. April a.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
p ..ARRIyALl or THE sARAH SANDS

tn Snndav the I'd ;ostnrt and T ;varro<I 4, ha o,
tn 80. -. = 49, ~ .. - -
-ss Ivy wy n'Poa fussia anu Austria al
pear to be settling down quietly under the order Of
things but Italy blaze, and there is said TO be
prospect of immediate war between Russia and C.ran
The King OF Sardinia has marched troop, 10 he ala ~
Lombardy, which is seeking to make itself
e o. austria 4aa 49, etr szrl
There seems to be more prospect OF a European war
'han any previous u"s s.nce the revolution Of Paris
tn. slacnns Iad Has, ... - eo''a NC expected
Of snr ana ,hs .. pos.ponea uhti sunday, the I'd
4th Of Nav - '1'''' 80 - ''es' on 'ne
E"slsmsi. asaa
grea, metropolitan ehsrst meeting have been
To wa '' uaS ule oaIsn oands saed on Remington
anu .ne meeung was 20 repair ." nGsse to Westminster
striv On Yn1.~ .ra ~ - =, reas
lament or ~ ~,:,n anu 81 IN procession 10 ask the Par
CHARTIsT MEETINGS AND SEDrTIoUs SpE rcHEs-On
thursday week Dr Mcdonald delivered lecture to the
charter, and said il the petition which is to be
on the 10th INST were rejected, he would come TO MOI,
ungna,, tnouSn ne nag 10 come thher barefoot, put
Snch ,v,s th sSe nr ~ ~. ri;oa. e.
ali their fore in TnS1nn ~. lucy c1mu assemble
;aw against number ~ m. ro noufs hese was no
-, ,cS in ths emnrs W.. lL , Iirey GiH, IOWA. and
with 500 600 men each carrtng ~ CO., hi ana
n,J ord John Rnssa do Tha . sui'- oaIiei' what
long slne nhn Mr. Finn dsronn, :. !, a..
ha the first an shot in Ireland would be signal 10
insnmen m % ake ana revenge which cen
lures hae o. opeA'o" anu tyranny had sown IN their
On VIC ;t II now.eIs NJ narhey was m
sGled 70 INFORM aI .he OF the country that this
" 'u'u po ~" ~ ID l ""'te P.uuoh from moi
ting ham,-Vn voice' Dayohe's next and great ap-
plaus> -. .
ENG No N iH grea. weekly conservative
organ in oaon e b',ahnia1 mas ne iollowlng : we
nave no syn palny win tne admiration expressed by some
nsep vatyes m the House OF Commons of the
nteoe and moderanon displayed by me French peo-
pie in then wo. deriui iesoi"nos II tins foolish
speech be persss WIN Ue alngui 10 convince IN
sttered men Thai wnt Il cco4ned glorious IN Paris
be- easonabe IN Dublin -. Birmingham Let wait
The event The course of even oya man at the present
time is perfectly clear All mino apss IRE . opinion
maieh Mysafssosr as - "' p's'e"se
" In the sneach nj tho pro.,;sr ON Ara asst, there are
sentiments espresso which must go far to sa,. him the
conhdrnce of The nation The covsrnms,t 30 mo- df-
ticu,es TO contend with. They will be agrravafed "a
revolution preceeds II ia ny St ~ h az :;
na,tv 70 All ronnS ,h ,h uui VI e M nY
MS ministers for the time hen" eora ~ nen
ione ne hrv show theme ~ r %
AGGRESSION. and to SUPPRESS internal dscord
r-,L,
A"a'
The Dublin correspondent of the Times saws 81 can
state positive fact, that the confederates now meet
nightly in their club rooms for the purpose of being drill
ed and that under the hands OF practsed teachers they
are taught march in time form sections close and open
columns NC; and further, that the rifle clubs in full
operation.
"New pixies twelve feet long. are becoming plentiful in
on the advice Of Mr. MITCHELL really believing that the
time for outbreak has arrived. gentleman parades
the streets III Dublin dressed the uniform (green and
gold, with yellow facings) of the Irish national guard
"A large proportion OF the working classes in this city
arming Rifles, muskets and pikes and other weap-
ons have been obtained in considerable quantities,
cordance with the suggestions OF the Jacobn newspaper
One wholesale dealer in these articles has declared that
he is unable to supply further orders at present You
may see butchers boys on leaving the markets. march
ing home with rifles ON shoulder.
Une thing IS certain and the fact cannot be concealed
tac,on re;gn in euerv nsassnt hn o' nj emu u
;gnite The Tebe;ous vorann nnon h;s unornnata
srnuntrv r,ocLs i. .rd fr~ '> 'iS ~ ' ' 0
.sThss fact that NIB. ara b.;no man, fc.,ra T.; .
numhers hoth n ths I bbi%a,'s , f ~ NYh
a K;iJsra ~ o 1 ~ Soun' ~ -. ioa'n
aT ~ n $3.50; !: toT ~ unA'v y ~ 'ne pu WOO
d -. ~ IL T T;s:s So Says tneai.y I'ooo Meie
ua% % w y. :ns LeIck oaslhss Dahk oy dePostois
o. l no ra a a oees ior .ne o.
1aaad n ,h J hy J pvi,e Me u s " ue en
various DESCRIPTIONS. '"
Meanwhile the government are taking every precau
ton against an outbreak Additional troops are ourur
into the country Ii il stated that the government have
made arrang emens for supplv;no the loJa nhahan,s nj
Dublin, to the amount of several Thousand men with
muskets and ammunition, should cc umstances render
this additional pgecautiOn advisable .8 f,4 IA
.Dsafection has been discovered amongst the police
but vigorous to be applied in remedy of this
mischief 4Hn
"A member of the DR. Doyle Club is to lecture upon
the superiority OF the pike over firearms as weapon of
offence; question upon which there seems 10 be no