The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-16
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE.

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The Archduke John, regent of Germany, has publish
ed strong address to the German people He depec;es
the proceedings in Prussia, and above ALL commands
peace amongst all true Germans.
An attempt had been made against the life OF the Duke
OF Modena. young man OF about % years of age lev
eed two barrelled fowling piece at him. The first
shot hung fire. but the second wounded the OF Major
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Besides Blum and Messenhauser is said Dr. Becker
editor of the Radical, has been executed at Vienna by
Prince Wlndischgratz,
The popularity of Pope Plus TX is sadly on the wane
if, indeed it be not already lost The solemn procession
OF His Holiness to San Carlos recent occasion is de-
scribed as resembling the movement OF funeral
| At Rome popular movement was apprehended against
the ministry OF Ross 1t is reported that Ross has been
stabbed BY an assassin, and that he IS since dead
The differences between the Bey OF Tunis and France
have been adjusted
The Epoca of Rome of the 18th, states that the tri
coored rband hitherto worn by the Popes BODY guard
has been prescribed by the commandan OF that place In
the present state OF the public mind, this otherwise
trng circumstance has created immense sensation
The club of the revolution of which NJ Barbes
the president has resumed lis sngs 1t meets at the
Sale Montesquieu.
On the l4th inst, the Assembly to decision re-
speeding the policy would adopt regarding the dispute
between the Prussan King and Assembly. A committee
having been named to report on the state OF affairs in us
sia the majority proposed the following motion, which
was adopted by the Assembly; The National Assembly,
agreeing with the taken by the ministry of the
Empire declares that IS necessayirst to engage the
Prussan ministry to revoke the order for transferring the
shall have been taken to guaranty the dignity and liberty
OF It's deliberations at Bern secondly that the crown OF
Prussia should surround itself possible with
ministry possessing the confidence OF the country and fit
all fear the subject of reactionary tenden
ces and the infringement of the liberty of the people,
During the sitting of the 18th, motion was made by
Herr Giskra, pledgng the imperial government OF Germa
ny immediate interference for the protection
promised by the law to the subjects of Austria ICON
siderng that the Diet OF that empire is not at present
assembled thatls resolutions have been adopted by the
Austrian ministry since the 9th of OCTOBER and that it is
not probable, under such circumstances, that the Austrian
government will pursue different course" This propo
sal declared urgent and almost Immediately
carried by majority OF 23S to 19S votes. motion
afterwards made for the removal of Bassermann, in
consequence of his adhesion to the views OF the King of
Prussia and although the proposal to discuss nsan
ter was not adopted, the majority which decided in the
negative very doubtful one; and it was only post
poned till the following day, when there prob
ability that it would be carried.
The Assembly on the goth, voted the three follow
ing resolutions "ls That the Imperial Asse nbly, in
pursuance OF its decision on the lith instant, and
with reference to the events which have meantime
occurred, requests the central executive to contribute
through the imperial commissioner IN Berlin, TO the
nomination OF ministry possessed OF the con hdence
of the country" Carried by majority OF 2o3 to 8
ID. That the Assembly declare that the discussion
of the Assembly remaining in Berlin respecting the
suspension of the payment of the axes-a decision which
open, Illegal and dangerous to the states null and
void Carried, after stormy debate by majority of
276 to $50, the minority solemny protesting against the
decision 3D. "That the Assembly protest against any
detrimental attempt the guaranteed and promised rights
the second resolution refused either for against
this last one, upon the ground that 1t contained mere
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the commission Jordan of Marbury, Zacharia Hergen
hahn, Jordan of Berlin, Schwartz, llaym Won Saucken,
Paur OF AlssIugi huhel FSk MedenHann ana gon
which not adopted was in substance the the
above mentioned but expressed in stronger terms On
the 10th inst the President official communicated to the
Chamber the news of Robert Blun's execution and then
gave the word to Herr kschgessner, the reporter
of the committee appointed TO investigate the affair
That gentleman Immediately moved resolution, i'm
peratively calling upon the imperial ministry to adopt
energetic for the accusation and punishment of
those mediatey and Immediately nculpa,ed in the exc
cuon of Blum, and sgmatislnS that act atrocous
violation OF the imperial law OF the Both of September
si7 The question was put forthwith without discus
sion, and the motion was carried men, DIS and IN solemn
silence.
We lave Lepsic journals of the 18th instant. The
population OF Lepsic had made demonstration against
Austria by tearing down the of the empire from the
door of the consulate, and destroying them. Various
charvars had been given also during the night to obnox
ious individuals The civic guard was called out but
order was not seriously disturbed.
The free bands which, in conjunction with others
from the provinces of SaXony, intend to go TO Berlin
already amount TO nearly three hundred They
go about begging on Of from house
refuse to give in order TO be avenged upon them in
due time They have, however received a very great
Ike 0y of the poee aes 6a M
formation of every such body of armed is ie-
GAL and will be subject to condign punishment In
sequence of political meeting having been held in the
church Leipsic, and another in the church at Wuzen
in Saxony the minister of religion and public instruction
has issued command positively prohibiting the use oil
ecclesiastical buildings for all political purposes.
letter from Leipsc, dated the 18th instant says "At
this moment The generate is being beaten The commu
nal guard having undertaken TO dsarm about fifty of the
free bands who assembled in Reches garden, the
latter fired upon them, and wounded two of the
nal guardsts The authorities, it said, intend to arrest
the free bands Peace has not otherwise been disturbed
nor is any apprehended. Large bodies OF the
communal guard gathering The senate house and
the market have been occupied by the sharp shooters
Curious Manifestation.
curious democratic manifestation took place in Paris
on the 10TH the Barriee du Maine, under the dement,
nation of banquet of female socialists The subscrp
ton was Is sous, or a shilling head without distinction
of sex, children under ten being admitted gratuitousy
The number OF guests about POO including 200 chill
den The president, secretaries and stewards, la
dies. The bureau consisted of three ladies' and three
gentlemen The report says that most of the guests APP
generally of rich silks satin, and most OF the ladies
in their HAIR at evening parties, wearing flowers
or other similar ornaments
great number of young ladies' from Is to 20 thus ap
pareled there with their mothers The first orator
was Pierre Leroux, who made speech the rights OF
women whereupon lady and gave the toast Of the
republic, to which the added "democrague Ell
cidie" Madame Gay then made speech equality, |
directing her arguments to prove the equality OF the
would recover them by artfce. if not by force. NJ. |
Caudelot gave "The Democratic and Social Republic"
accompanied by speech. Madame Desroches gave
"The health of the defenders of the rights of women"