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

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The three vaeansss ~ Ae representation q ihe deiSfi
M Thisr. has made lo,g .psech on The labor ones
ton. Ia which ~ id gpaai aganf ihe s1rislisis iis
was replied n hy % Bllaai anrt which iamariins
made an address dematdlhg naiaai CONCESSIONS. AMI
rnoierale confse IN relation ~ the sahisgl
On the 10Th INST o. an officer was walking IN the gar
den Of Gen Cstairnac's rcsldeuce, The kns De Va
renne. be was 6rea VI Ioa Supposed hos-e In
The Rue De bahSlone Ihele = Lite doubt he was taken
for Gen Cayagnar
meni, signe4 by Gea Csyagnae. va sholty appeai.
restoring the cigy OF Napoeon he OF ihe legion
OF honor, and placing tae device Of TIE 'ePase GA the
reverse.
The Darien steam irigaie entered the pot Of Brest from
Hayre the Jls OF August. having 52i insurgents on
board The next day 500 Of them were removed on board
the Didon hulk, and l2l en board the Gueuiefe
spain.
The Cars force al present in against the govern
ment in that province is estimated al 1900 men.
The Madrid journals OF the 7h ins,sn, announce the
sailing from Cadz. the al for the Philippine islands
of the iriga,e Manila, with 90 prisoners on board
namely, IL officers 80 sergesns, and - soldiers II
believed that Narvaez would himself assume the com
mand of the army, IN which he would be replaced
in the presidency OF the council by bcn. VDonnelL
Germany
Continental politics continue to be OF a mos, exciting
character We had scarcely despatched our lasl number
when the reached us that the central government
at Frankfort had formally repudaied the aTmisce
cuded between Denmark and Prussia An adverse sole
overthrow the ministry at Frankfort and similar pro-
ceeding based upon decaralory resolution for prevent
ing the officers in the Prusslan army IRON bringing about
reaction against republican opinions, have thrown ali
Germany into ferment, Matters have now come TO
crisis II the King OF Prussia yields 10 the dctaton OF
the central government at Frankfort all his authority
an independent monarch at once, whilst, on the
other hand, if the central government wthdnws lis pre-
TENSIONS the farce OF German unity put 10 end for
ever.
Gen Wrange has left Rendsburg, and has gone TO
Sten and General Bonim il is said has taken the
command of the troops in the Duches Some OF the Du
cal forces refuse to march from Renisbug, and II rs
ported that the Hanoveran conngenis have orders 10
remain at present There is an active interchange of
messengers going forward with meetings OF the Kings OF
Denmark and Norway but up to the moment we are
writing there is nothing make certain thai actual
rupture has again taken place. The original cause OF
quarrel stands in unmtgaed force. An armis,ce has
been patched up, chiefly al the inslga,on OF England
but there is mischlevous spirit evoked IN Germany,
which, although il may go the length of breaking
again into boslilies, will take long time before it is
quelled.-Eur0pean Times.
Italy.
RoME--The Gdsetia d. Roma, of the 2Oth again ofli-
cialy denies the acceptaon by his holiness OF the terms
of the convention with Marshal Weldon, Letters from
Ancona that the measures for the arming OF
recruits are all suspended. On the 26th an important
armed manifestation took place at Bologna on the pat OF
all the volunteers TO obtain the resignation Of the mem
bers of the committee who were not considered men OF
sufficient energy for the circumstances The resignation
of Colonel Zuccar also called for account OF ms
having proposed disarmament, and he was ultimately
put under arrest in his own house.
Letters and journals from Rome represent the condi
ton of the Pope precarous. Five cardinals had eit
the city at once namely Gzzi, Feretti, Ossini, Lam
bruschini, and Della Genga Report goes SO far as 10
Cardinal FerIe of having conceived the very
likely plan of sumnonng concave at Malta for the
purpose of proceeding 10 the election OF new Pope IN
case the chair of ST. Peter should be vacated.
The Pope had received petitions from the northern
PROVINCES demanding that the resolutions of the Cham
Der of Deputies, relative to the defence OF the country
and the organization OF the army should be carried into
execution.
The Austrian troops had entirely evacuated Bonleuo,
Dr. Farini, empoye of the Secretary of State, had
hastily left Rome for Bologna, on secret and special
mission from the government The latter city was IN
state OF anarchy.
Our advces from Austria are by satisfactory,
Great dsquIet and gloom prevailed there on account OF
the sullen disposition OF the workmen who no longer
able to sustain themselves in open conflict had recourse
to secret assassination The Wiener Zeitung, the official
organ of the Austrian government, states that the nego
tiaons for peace with the King OF Sardinia have
yet made little progress and that the Austrian govern
men have resolved to proceed at once with the regenera
lion of the LombardoV Venetian kingdom. Deputies from
the different provinces will therefore assemble at Verona
give their advices the subject of the consutu
ton of the country the basis OF the greatest liberty,
and proper consideration of nationality. The inte-
ror administration of the Lombardo- Venetian Kingdom"
adds the Wiener Zetung, will be exclusively Italian
Turkey.
Letters from Consiantnople OF the 18th ultlmo, give
further details of the recent fire in that city The dam
immense and computed at not less than E3,500 600
The whole OF the magazines and houses IN the Marina
were destroyed Several vessels injured and had
il not been for the services of the French English and
Russian steamers, in towing the vessels out great
number would have been totally consumed. The fire
tended about three miles in circumference, and forty
thousand Shops stores, houses, mosques, and khans
destroyed. Lucky was it, indeed, that the wind
was not strong from the southwark, all ConsannoPe
must have become heap of ruins. About thirty per-
sons perlshed OF the streets the dogs watch
used to nhablt them have been found lying in groups
roasted to death. The Sultan, who present during
the conagraton intends to open and head subscription
for the sufferers
There has been severe fighting in Caucasus. and the
Russian journals report that the Crcassans have been
partially defeated
The cHoLERA-On the 3lst of August there were 800
cholera patients under treatment in St Petersburg in
the course of the day % recovered and SO died
On the Isl OF September there only 3l5 patients
under treatment
On the LIST of August the first of cholera appeared
in Poland-namely, in Warsaw, where the patient died
after hours suffering The daV two