The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-11

grounds for any apprehensons This called M Pierre
Napoleon, who succeeded by M. Clement Thomas,
aud a scene of confusion and nproar ensued Several
members OF the Assembly express their msglvings
about the policy OF maintaining the Assembly so long
time viii be Indispensable TO pass the Organic laws
II is therefore probable that proposition will be made to
dissolve the Assembly as the law OF elections
and The Judiciary system shall have been passed. leaving
the rest oil the organic laws be decided by The regularly
constituted Legislature of the republic.
PARIS, Thursday evening" 2ath-At o'clock the As
semby divided the important question OF the election
of President oil the republic when the following was The
unexpected result: Number of votes Si9 In favor OF
the Decree 5S7 against 232 maj ny 355; consequent
ly the election will take place the 10th OF December
The result excited the greatest surprise The ministers
OF the interior and OF Paris have addressed circular on
the subject OF the democratic banquets to the projects
and procureurs-geneaux The banquets are not to be
prevented, but no public functonary can attend them
PARIS BouRsE.-Thursday, Oct 25 3 oclock-Ihe
Bourse opened to-day considerably above yesterdays
closing prices, and the renes continued to advance h
o'clock when the news was brought of the intention OF
the Assembly to reject the decree fixing the election for
the 10th of December and they after that gave way "a
pdy great number of five per cents rents was dis
counted for the purpose OF supporting The rentes The
news from Italy continues favorable to the of
peace, land sis prevented fall.
Spain.
The Fomento, Barcelona journal, of the 10th inst,
the execution at Bunal the 18th, OF three
republicans taken with in their hands Three other
republicans, of the band of Cardona, experienced the
same fate on the 18th
A letter from Madrid of the 18th inst, says" The
arrests have been very numerous within the last two
days hear that between seventy and eighty persons
taken the night before last and above one hun
dred last suspicion, believe, being concerned IN
intended Progresssa movement, which some think
will shortly be attempted The Espana says that most OF
the arrests took place about the Gale de Toledo and
lower quarters of the town, and that they were owing to
the discovery of conspiracy IN a republican sense.
The civil war continues IN CATALONIA and Arragon. and
the cruetes committed by Vlaonga have, as might natu
rally have been expected excited reprsas the part OF
Cabrera VIalonga recently shot nineteen Carliss,
whereupon Cabrera by way of reprlsa shot twenty OF the
Queens officers whom he had taken. VIalonga caused
five Cdrs,s to be shot Liria whereupOn cari corps
entered Benasuaci and seized five soldiers and shot
them,
crisis for the moment solved by the re-
turn of Navaez to power and the establishment OF the
king consorl al the head of the household.
Italy
The Daily News, of Wednesday, published news re-
ceived by telegraph stating that it had received iron its
Paris correspondent intelligence dated Alessandria Ped
mont) the 10Th inst special courier had reached that
fortress from Milan, which he had left on the 18th. On
that day instruction had broken out against the Aus
trans.
Radetsk had mined the palaces and the cathedral and
threatened to blow them up This did not, however,
prevent the exaspeated people from attacking the mill
tary Several lives lost. and the whole city rose IN
arms The tocsn sounding from every tower, and
complete confusion prevailed
The Courier de Marsedle of the 10th instant quoting
advices from Genoa OF the 18th, says This evening
several companies of artillery will leave for Alessandria
On the 10th the brigade of the Queen will march for the
same place The departure of the brigade Aosta in the
direction of SarZana is also announced. According to
general report, Charles Albert had declared that if the
Ausrans did Immediately evacuate Italy, he would,
on the Goth instant be under the walls of Milan"
The National Sapoisien under date of Turin, 18th,
says: "a person, generally well informed has
nolnced to me this morning that an lnsurrechon had
broken out Mt Como. The people had driven out the
Ausians but Radeski had sent force of 10000 men
against the city"
The Concordia of Turin of the goth contains report
of the sitting of the chamber of deputies of Turin OF the
oh ,E
tanning the following statement as to the Ang To- French
mediation between Austria and northern Italy LIST The
bases of the propositions made by Eng land and France
yet accepted by Austria and after two months of
diplomatic discussion, the place of holding congress is
not yet fixed I'd. The armisce is prolonged from eight
days to - days Sd If the mediation shall not sue
it alone will be the Judge of the time and opportunity
Austria added the minister has only temporized, re-
fusing all propositions made 10 choose place for nego
taions lnspruck has been proposed, but Austria has
not yet replied Radetsky has failed in the conditions of
the arnstce. Hostes were not to be resumed with
out notice.
captulaed on the 18th on the most honorable terms
Advces from Rome announce that General Zucch has
definitely accepted the portfolio of war.
1t is positively stated that the Sandman fleet, which
anchored at Ancona has received orders from King
Charles Albert to proceed to Venice to repel any attack
Of the Austrian fleet
TURrN-The Chamber of Deputies at Turin decided
on the 2ls in favor of motion for the proongation of
the armisice with Austria The Central German Power
has, it SAID, proposed the following as settlement
of the Italian question: That Lombardy should remain
attached to the Imperial Crown OF Austria, but that it
might at the same time form part of the Italian Diet
which the King OF Sardinia wishes TO create in conunc
ton with the Pope and the Grand Duke of TUSCANY In
this way Lombardy would hold the relation to Italy
that the duchy of Luxembourg holds to Germany.
Naples and Sicily.
letter from Naples of the 18th instant says: &C. The
negotiations relative the affairs of Sicily are going on
with great activity and according to the reports in cir
cualion at the present moment the representatives of
parties understanding The plan at present s that
Sicily should be raised into vice royalty, with the
second of the King hereditary viceroy. The Eng
sh and French squadrons still here, and the admi
rails of the two fleets in frequent communication
There is nothing at Naples OF political nature"
Austria.
We resume the narrative of the important events which
have taken place in the Austrian empire from the post
,rlpt OF our last number
The Emperor andMe Diet-Proposals for peace Con-
grssS.
The Emperor had reached Omutz on the I4th per.
,ona interview had been refused TO M Lohner the
,enger of the Diet an also the deputaon subsequent
" sent to the monarch 1t is said however that Prince
icputaon that the Ban Jeachch only to the
defensive not to attack Vienna; that he only TO
light against Hungary; and that circumstances would
rex uaie the Bans ultimate position. The Diet had
adopted address to the Emperor, which they say
Your Majesty: An interval Of only three days is
vet every hour has hurried the state of impending
ruin. 1t has far that there is remedy but in
giving their due to the wishes of the people There is
no help except IN congress OF nations with interna
ona medlators Victories of the army would only
make the evil worse. The people still trust their const