The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-21
THE UNION.

Paris this morning is perfectly quiet butthe shops are
The people crowd the Streets and preparing
attack the casle OF Vincennes.
procession from the Tuileres, and burnt the Place
de la Bastlle, close to the column of July.
St Denis, aud probably further The trains do
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonapare out for Paris from
London ON Saturday moaning.
Arrival of Louis Philippe In England.
The Liverpool Mail of the goth ut has telegraphc
despatch announcing the arrival of Louis Philippe in
Enga lie landed at Folkstone.
England.
DEFEAT 9 THE BRITISH MINIsrRY.-The Liverpool
Times OF the Goth ut says:
The preseat ministry evidently doomed, and betray
all me Vacillatlon OF lost men. Defeated IN The Lords
on the Diplomatic Relations bill-defeated IN the Com
mons on Mr.. Wards motion for money-opposed on
the budget and obliged to make explanation after expa
nahon-havmg recourse to secret committee Tor the es
mates, and then giving that up lmpractcabe-thelr
reign seems Of but short duraton having first opposed
the income tax when it recommended IN order to re-
ieve the springs OF trade and make up for the deiaca
ton OF their own miserable addition to taxation in lSiO
and now adopting it, pleas that at rng and
nsulting-having advocated economy in opposition and
been uneXampedly profuse OF expenditure in office.
On Tuesday night they gave up the secrecy OF the COM
mee on the army and navy estimates they had proposed
the night before They found it was warranted neither
by precedent nor reason, and whatever motives they
might have Tor concealment, they compelled to yield
the good of the public. We shall now probably
know the true reasons for increasing the army ana navy
own tmdly and want of confidence in the people, and
how much to the influence OF interested advisers
Continental Affairs.
The work of ameioration in Italy goes bravely
The Sicans have wrung from Ferdinand the constitu
ton OF 1912, the Parliament to assemble at Palermo.
regency is appointed during the minority of the Prince
Royal, who to be the future Viceroy of Sicily The
troops have returned Naples and the King has granted
amnesty TO all political offenders, those engaged
in the affairs of 1891 The constitution proclaimed
at Naples on the 18th inst.
The Austrian troops and the students of Padua have
come into collision and the result has been that upwards
of 100 persons have been killed and wounded.
The celebrated Lola Monies has been astonishing the
Bavarians not less than the feeble monarch who has
made himself the laughing stock OF Europe by his chiva
devotion to to the Spanish enchantress The accounts
connected with this affair read like the tales OF
enchanted castle than an occurrence in real life
Of number OF young students whom she took under he
protection, one was insuted, and having FORWARDED a
complaint the Countess of Lansed she left her home
for the purpose of Furnishing the offender The people
reused to action, expressed their anger, and she was
compelled to take refuge from their fury in church
where she soon Joined by the king, who had heard
of her perous situation Here Lola threw herself at the
altar to invoke blessing her "best her only friend
Leaving the church. and being pressed by the mob, she
drew pistol which was seized and the unfortunate
dancer treated very scurvily by the popuace Ui
matey the affair ended in serious riot which compelled
Lola Monies to leave Munich; and she is said &c
| be on her way to England
! In Rome affairs wear feversh aspect. The people
evidently aborng under the excitement produced by
the great political changes around them, and desire tc
take stirring part in the regeneration of their country
They seem to be heartily sick of the Austrian yoke
whose bghng influence has been borne 80 long and SC
patiently Rumors prevail that as Plus TX would moi
march quickly his subjects desired the road e
improvement they had deposed him. A short time viii
test the accuracy OF the statement He had secuarsed
bis ministry by the admission OF three laymen, and had
promised some further political reforms.
! Lord Palmerston made declaration in the House Of
Commons the other evening, which gave much satisac
ton, quies all immediate apprehension Of Euro
pean war; The Austrian had declared to the British cab
met that would not interfere with the political amelo
ratons if Italy was the scene This conclusion
rived by Prince Metternich it is toeraby clear, afte
a most unmstakeable hint from Lord Palmerston tha
any such interference would meet with the strongest dis
pleasure from the cabinet of which he is member.