The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03

ulc j. r., rector OF the parish, con-
tved to effect entrance into the baack from the
and Il IS said rendered essential service by encourag
the police TO offer vigorous resistance.
Our messengers have made particular inquiries to
the extent OF the present outbreak, and find that system
OF secret organization has been extensively carried on,
not only in the districts where rebellion has burst
FORTH but in quarters which thus far present
peet OF perfect tranquility And this they infer from the
! fact that Messrs Doheny and OGonnan about whom
variety OF contradictory reports have been disseminated
were IN the Immediate neighboIhood if not absolutely
within the city, certain evening last week. An opn
ION prevails IN several quarters that the present movement
= merely a social one simulated by poverty, and not
iniemdei iOF the assertion OF any political right
Mr MleagheI has retained the services of Mr. Kirwan
OF Ihufes, as his solicitor and that gentleman pres
eni engaged preparing his defence MeagheI feels in
81 the insurgents nj Ballngarry
From the inquiries which our reporters have made re-
spseng The approaching state trials, find that the
eminent contemplate carrying the prosecution in the
most vigorous manner though to the ultimate fate OF
the persons To be put trial. If convicted nothing but
vague conjecture can be hazarde, which it would be out
OF pace Too MS 10 trouble YOU with The case OF Mr.
McManus. who was apprehended at Cork supposed to
~ on which the Crown lawyers deem the materials for
prosecution 10 be very strong, and they have made
rely 20 an inquiry from him to the nature of the charge
Of which he stands accused He las been informed in
short, formal reply from the Crown solicitors office. that
be viii be put on his trial for high treason We in
formed that he had been eight days his voyage
10 America when the vessel in which he had embarked
was obliged to put back from stress OF weather. and on
taking shipping second tme at Cork, he was arrested
We believe that his business here as forwarding and
commission agent and general broker produced him
L. 200 year.
ihrd bulls have been arrested and committed to Jail for
shouting for repeal
As considerable anxiety and curiosity is felt respecting
the fact OF Lord John Russell being summoned wit
ness behalf of Mr.. Smith OBrien we directed our
Dubiia messenger TO make inquiry the subject
and he reports as follows As soon as Lord John Russell
hes been placed the witness table, he will be handed
for recognition certain autograph notes of his These
notes sad were written by the noble lord during the
memorable reform bill agitation, and convey instructions
10 the effect that large bodies OF should be marched
upon London under the petext OF petloning but in
atty TO ierrliyi not worse As we have not seen the
documents cannot except upon the reports of Others
testify 10 their contents. Those who ought to knew
however, affect but little mystery on the subject
England
The charisi districts continue quiet but the police a-
horlies are still active IN watching the leaders, and ar
resting all against whom there is the slightest charge
The Financial Reform Association which has been
ah-heI at Liverpool, is about TO organize branch soce
lagaing the important question OF reduction in the
uonal expenditure. The association has already done
much good IN exposing the shameless system OF extrava
gance connected with the court, and the awful Jobs
which are enacted by all parties connected with state
affairs.
The Steamship United States is still under repair a,
Southampton AT present not able to report what
progress has been made but hope be able DO
next week, and TO announce the day of her departure
In reply TO letters from Mr. Robinson. chairman OF the
committee oil Spanish American bondhoders, Jno Schnei
der Co state that any funds RENTED 10 them
coun, OF Mexican dividends only applicable 10 pay
ments of dividends ON bonds OF Mexican foreign debts
and cannot be mixed up with any other transaction.
Scotland.
We have received our Glasgow and Edinburgh cores
pondence, dated last night by which learn that her
Majesty and Prince Albert, with The royal suite,
leave Bamora on the 2ai for Haddo House, the seat of
the Earl OF Aberdeen, and embark a, Aberdeen the
18th goth inst There is To be great gathering of the
Highland clans at nyccauld this day, Sept l6. The
German vessels detained at Dundee since the
meni Of the Danish wax are preparing 10 leave
The Lord Provost, of Glasgow intends resigning that
Office on the Isl OF November next, with the view OF at
tending more closely to his parliamentary duties
Lord John Russell had arrived at Perth, his way TO
Balmoral His reception in that city was anything but
gratifying.
France.
We have received our Paris advices OF last evening"
Q5th) which are of very interesting nature
The OF the Bank of France again favorable
In the Assembly, Lamartnes amendment, pedging the
State TO provide labor for all IFS citizens lost amidst
much iumult, by majority of Isl TO 90
Ii is believed that the election OF Louis Napoleon and
Bugeaud may be reckoned upon certain The event is
looked forward TO with much anxiety by all parties and
the return OF the above named candidates will embarrass
the government greatly L is believed that the egti
mis,s and Oeaniss will effectively combine to support
Marshal Bugeaud The clubs out of doors preparing
for the revival of violent proceedings. There
0j candidates for the department OF the Seine alone
Germany.
Ii is said at Frankfort that in both the committee of
central power and IN that OF International affairs there
majority OF ten for and nine against the ratification of
the Danish armlstice.
Serious riots have taken place a, Edenboug in Saxony
but they no, Off political nature. Two manuaco-
res have been destroyed BY the workmen, during which
conflict took places fifteen inen were killed. aud the
communal guard were dIsaImei and driven away.
We have accounts from Berlin 10 the 10th The min
s,erial crisis II was said that the King
would next day publish manifesto
Italy.
We learn by letters from Genoa, dated the 9TH that the
British war steamer Sdon Captain Armstrong, had
rived from Naples direct, but she brings later
from Sicily. Naples quiet
The Minister Of War AT Turin has published proca-
nation the soldiers OF Lombady "the subjects
of Piedmont, placing them under the same discipline
the PIedmontese troops
II is said that Charles Albert will be ready TO take the
field with 10000 by the close OF the armsice The
troops said TO be in high spirits, and their bo sday
augmented by volunteers from France BanY OF them old
soldiers Charles Albert will certainly refuse 10 renew
the armsiicc
Accounts from Sicily cor6rm the tidiass at the fall OF
Messna into the hands Of the Nsnpofaus. the sth
instant after five days siege. The city Is heap OF
ruins 1000 of the unfortunate INHABITANTS took refuge
in the English and French vessels. winch however did
not further interfere than afford that protection which
humanity dictated. The two admirais, however, jointly
and when the accounts left. this request had been
spected.
The news of the Sandman feet having left Venice
confirmed IL is said 10 have been stipulated that the
Ausrans not to occupy the city pending the present
negotiations
Accounts from Florence and Bologna state that troubles
are almost hourly expected there.
AN ITALIAN CONFEDERATION psAcr.-The National
of of The 18th SPEAKS Dl confederation said