The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-09

on Sunday 10 calm the efieWescence of the two cha,
beers.
p s After stormy sitting of the Diet. during wb
the people uttered loud cries OF Down with Mens1
Mich the deputies proceeded TO the palace to presen
the Emperor the demands OF the people. The shoa
were all closed, and no business whatever was going on
The official Gazette of Vienna says that the Empe
OF Austria considers the revolution in France as eni
domestic affair, and does not intend in any manner
interfere.
The official Gazette OF the 4h contains a notifea,
OF the concessions the Emperor is compelled To mall
the necessities of the hour His Majesty consents Y
form the Students and expresses hope that the cizs
will cooperate with them in maintaining public oris
he trusts that fresh proof OF his paternal solicude
be recognised IN this measure and that TRANQUILITY n
be re-esablished by it, If IL is not will though w
regret be obliged TO authorize the troops TO use III
arms.
The following important news is gwen in the 4,
itaftdna OF the nth lnstant:
"The King of Naples has consented 10 the cons,u;
Of Sicily, as separate State, having for Viceroy Ain
Ruggrero Leimo, President OF the provisional gove,'
ment.
"The constitution was expected to be proclaimed
Rome on the It'll Instant
The same paper confirms the report tina, pols
league has been formed between the Pope, the Gn
Duke OF Tuscany, and the King of Sardinia
Il is said that the Hungarian troops have been order
TO quit Lombardy as they had exhibited disposition
fraternize with the people There were tina,
Ian was IN open revolution, and had been bombarsl III
the Austrians, but they not credited
The Lega Itdiiand has advces from Milan TO the IA
Count Spaur, the governor, who has been recalled wa
on the point of leaving Forty pieces of heavy arlis
lef for Pava on the evening OF the 9Th,
General Radetzk Is reported TO have read an order 4
the day his officers, announcing his intention of en
ing Piedmont on the 10th 18th The citadel of NIL
is strongly fortified and fifteen guns are pointed towar
the city. The same letter says that dinner given
the general, toasts were drunk in honor of their fuu
conquests.
The Duke OF Parma has openly expressed his da,
probation OF the constitution granted by the King of 81
DINA to his people He has ISSUED decree reinsar
lotteries in his dominons
Accounts from Turin, of the 10TH state that on the Nm
vous evening the new prime minister, the Marquis aDI
rent Pareto, arrived from Genoa and ii reported M
Count Balbo, Foreign Affairs and President of IN
Councils NJ Lisi, of War; M. Selopis, Justice NJ Gnl
lio Public Instruction NJ Pareto, Interior; M RrC
Public Works; N cayour, Finances
serve in the civic guard
Don Carlos OF Spain, has announced his intention A
leaving Genoa for the purpose OF joining the Due de Bot
deauX at Venice,
REVOLUTION IN WURrEMBuRG.-We regret to say ,ba
predictions have been iearfuly realized peasant
war has broken out in Germany The horizon is red NJ
many parts from ncendiary fires The castle Of Niedet
of Hohenlohe, have been burnt TO the ground Nor have,
the Doors respected the ancient castle OF Jayhausen o
the Jaxt, which for centuries has been in the possession
of the Berlichngen family, and has been immortazs
by Goethe by his description of his defence BY iron 6se
Goz, who then headed the nsurgent peasants against M
imperial troops The village belonging to also has been
reduced to ashes: The castle of Assumstadt, the amh
residence of the Barons of Ellrichshausen and the ca
law OF the King OF WurteInburg, have been RACED to t
ground The lives Of the inhabitants have been spared
but an organized system is visible. The stewards Of ,h
castles in question were compelled to throw the ARCHIVES
flames nd Al
education are evidently in the ranks of the peasants al
the devices of the Hohenlohes-er fammis 0rior-ww|
ironically changed into er famms morior. Two thou
sand men have been ordered, in all haste, from Ludw
burg and Heilbonn to quel this insurrection.
Temporal mttdntur ct mutan,ur cumillisi Till
Emperor OF Austria has granted the liberty OF the pes
to his subecs We doubt i the Austrians yet credit
themselves. On the Neue Burg Thor of The civ NJ
Vienna there is inscription in golden letters. "Justm
regnoram f,tndamentum," the chosen motto of hl
present Emperor OF Austria. We have seen The
Bohemian sheer and the Hungarian lash his -four
steeds abreast into furious gallop as he passed.
under with an irestrained upon his lips; and
yet the motto stands, and he will do his sheepskn
cap as he recognises the sublime truth of the hiheD
i'll placed device.
Ii was but two days since that we said that cra
pacific revolution had been accomplished in German
but blood, the baptisma fluid of revolutions, has bea
sprinkled upon it, new era has been commenced
Germany.
Inthe Morning Chronicle of yesterday, we announced
the resignation and the flight OF Prince Metternch The
concessions granted by the Emperor to the people, and The
illumination OF the city in honor of the event We sub
JON below the fullest accounts that have reached Us
these memorable events, scarcely less extraordinary than
the expulsion of the Orleans dynasty from the throne
France.
In word, Meernich has resigned or, what is equiva.
lent, has been dismissed. The liberty of the press has
been proclaimed national guard has been organized
Two Archdukes of Austria, Albert and Louis have been
deprived OF their command general officers of the
my Some OF the people, number as yet unknown, have
lad down their lives tor the common liberty, and Austria
has ceased to be an absolute monarchy
A letter from Lepsc to the 9TH relates that depuaton
OF SIX towns having presented petitions the King oil
SaYony, demanding the liberty of the press and other re
forms, the burgomasler OF Werdau made harangue on
the occasion His majesty referred him to his proclama
ton and declared that he would submit The next diet
such demands appeared to him just and opportune
The burgomas'er Schweder, of Mecnne, then sad,
Sire, permit me The King replied, mo, no! can
not discuss with you any insensate demands | have
only TO say to you, adeu The burgomaser said, "Srt
do not allow to depart without some concession
The King replied, 60" have nothing more say you
adieu" The Kings ministers have published notice
that they had given in their designations, but
that the King refused to accept them resolving to con
woke an extraordinary diet tor the 2Oh in order that
might be known whether the whole country wished
have Inc ministers dismissed law on the liberty
the press was to be presented to that assembly.
On the sth the Duke of SAKE Coburg Gotha pubsheda
proclamation, in which he promises his subjects constr
tuition and abolishes the censorship This, however, has
not prevented the inhabitants of Gotha from presenting
a petition pointing out the reforms they require The
eputatlon was very well received.
The Prussidn Universal Gazette publishes the follow
ing letter, dated Vienna, the 9TH Instant YESTERDAY The
Association of Austrian Industry held meeting, at which
the Archduke Francis Charles and several other arch
dukes assisted. The following address to the Emperor
was adopted:
Extraordinary events have taken place in the west
Europe. Public credit is shaken manufacturers are
a stand and danger is imminent firm adhesion TO the
md rlO all hot, Aust