The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-25
BIZ MAGNETIC rELEenAPa.
Rok THE UNION.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.



Fyvs Days Later hros Esusps
European connexions -SaUoy a rspuJiie.- Triumph of
the people of Hanover RUSSO arpng The Cossaeks
in he feld-Emeute in Msdrsd-Flight Of Queen
Christina --S,c,iian Parliament estabiishsd-Freneh
army Of observation. from ireland to Lam
artine. M
The following elegraphic despatch OF the news by the
Acadia reached US yesterday:
BosroN, April 24-l a IN
The steamer Acadia, Capt. Harrison. arrived at her
wharf at 10 o'clock last night, from Liverpool after
passage of fifteen days. having sailed the sh instant
She brings five days later intelligence than the Sarah
Sands.
The news is very important, although but few days
later, both in political and commercial point OF view
Repubcansm is spreading throughout all the Kingdoms
and principalities OF the Old World
The general commotion throughout continental Eu-
rope is increasing
The triumph OF the people OF Hanover is complete.
Russia is fooling Poland with troops
Belgium Russia and Austria have demonstrated against
demonstrations in Paris hostile to their governments
There great excitement in Ireland and England
The government had issued proclamation against the
Chartis demonstration the 10th instant orbiddng the
people to assemble which caused great excitement. and
preparations were going with renewed vigor and de-
termination, Notwithstanding the proclamation.
Lord John Russell has declared the determination of the
government to all its powers to suppress any attempt
at rebellion in Ireland The repeaers were equally en-
ergetc and declare that it too late to repeal the
Union--a republic will alone satisfy the people
Mr. Smith OBren and the delegates Of the Repeal As
ISOLATION have waited on NJ. Lamartine, at Paris He
expressed sympathy, but said nothing offensive to Eng
land, declaring the determination of France not to inter-
fere with the internal affairs of other nations.
In France all quiet and tranquility has been restored
at Lyons. The election OF the national guard had re-
suited in favor OF the republican candidates
The King OF Sardinia, at the head of 10000 troops had
crossed from Piedmont into Lombardy, issuing formal
declaration Of against Austria. The troops were
marching direct TO Milan
Prussia quiet under kngly promises of reform
Revolutionary attempts in Belgium and Holland had
failed. \" kH
large French army of observation is ordered 10
semble on the frontiers of Italy
Second Dcspatch.
The intelligence respecting the instruction in Lom-
hardy has been confirmed, with the further important
feature that the King of Sardinia at the head of army
of 10000 troops, crossed the PedmOntese territory into
Lobardy issuing declaration Of war as he passed the
frontier against the Austrians, and marched to Milan
The Austrans, defeated at every point, fled he ap
preached, and having successfully been driven from Pal
ma, Porescia and Deonsean, endeavored to establish
themselves in the Nunces
The Italian duchies have burst out into insurrec-
ton. Modena and Parma revolutionized, and
Venice, which has been dying daily since the fatal 18th
OF January. 1898, just half century. when the
Ausans took possession of that city by virtue of the
treaty Of Campo Formoso, again shows signs OF life.
In Austria proper, everything seems disorganized and
amidst the chaotic confusion which prevails, it is
quite impossible to fix the hourly changing 1t isan
ticipated that the Austrian general Radelsky, who is
afraid to enter Mantua for want of provisions, will be
compelled to captulae upon the appearance OF the Sar
dnian troops Ii is said that disposablc force will shortly
be at the command of Charles Albert of not less than
250.oos men, With such an army, not only will all Lom
hardy be liberated, but Austria may be threatened
at the gates of Vienna.
Savoy has declared itself a republic.
In Switzerland strict neutrality seems to be aimed at
and the levyng of troops discountenanced by the a
thortes.
All the countries the right bank OF the Rhine have
been violently convused.
At Baden, Wurtembugg, and Saxony liberal govern.
ments have been conceded to the people.
In Hanover the triumph OF popular feeling has been
complete.
In Prussia after the bloody scenes which took place in
Berlin the King has put himself at the head of the Ger
man Confederation, and promises extensive constitutional
reforms At the same tme he has plunged headlong into
duchies of Holsten and Schleswg, which BY force he
seems resolved to deach from Denmark On the other
hand, he exaspeatng the Autocrat Of Russia the
highest bounds q passion, by encouraging the Poles
independent government in the duchy of Posen
All Slesia Breslan and Lithuana. appear to be in an
alarming state Of convulsion 1t is rumored that 900
Cossacks suddenly appeared at Tst and, in the state
of excitement in which the Emperor is at the moment
should the King Of Prussia wave the consequences may
be serious The Emperor himself is vigorous and deci
ded. He is said to have ordered every in Russian
Poland between the age OF IS and 49, to be removed into
the interior of Russia.
Russia concentrating vast army in southern Rus
sa which should deem sufficient to crush any attempt
to erect republic in that division Of the empire The
Emperor had issued manifesto.
In Denmark actual hostiues had taken place in re-
gard to the dutchies which declared their independence
But the Danes preparing their fleet for offensive and
defensive operaons and is in excellent condition.
il would nict nca'cnlable injury the Prussan
merce, if actual takes place Corresponding hesita
ton on both sides to which shall strike the first blow
Hanover preparing army to march in favor of the
German side of the quarrel in Belgium All attempts
overthrow the government to create disturbance have
failed.
Belgium and Holland comparatively tranquil.
1t is reported that the Turkish government under the
influence Of the Russian ambassador refused to acknow
edge the French republic.
Additional precautions have been taken in France to
keep secure the person OF Abd-e RAIDER
violent emeute took place at Madrid, the evening
of the 26h The people and the soldiers fought in the
streets from O'Clock in the evening until in the
ing and considerable number slain both sides