The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-08

Extract Of a letter, datsi
LoNnoN. July 10. 1873.

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| LONDON, July 10, 1873.
France, according our last dates was becoming NOR
and more tranquil An impression prevails here, in tn
best informed circles, that the siege in Paris will be
during this month which time the insurrectonary spir
viii have been eiiectuay queled. General Cavaignac
no disposed To act with more severity towards the mseo
disturbers Of the peace than is indispensable for the re
establishment and future preservation of order The Gen
eral is statesman but he is represented me by on
who knows him intimately, pure republican in his sen
umens-practicai in his views-and ardent adnirer
| institutions which consolidate rational liberty.
The Emperor of Russia is reported to have marched al
| army of 900 men into Waaehia This, owever, occa
sions uneasness in the public mind of Europe. Fear
are no longer entertained of a general The power
nation of As 1000 people, developed at Frankfort la
week In the formation of provisional government for uni
ted Germany precludes the possibility of stale of Euro
pean belgeence The policy of this mighty power-whcl
will have a! its disposal military force, chiefly like tn
of our militia, Of 9OO0 900 O00s essentially pacific
and it will command, from strength and location, the
east and the west the north and the south of the "Od
World" TO "BE STILL"
An electric despatch from Dublin that Dublin Cork
and Waterford would be proca lined yesterday in the prvy
council of the Lord Lieutenant 1t adds The govern
ment have full information of the conspiracy attempt
nsurrection, and have taken steps crush it,"
Lord John Russell announced his Intention night before
asst, OF postponng definve action the navigation bill
until next session The ministry is excessively weak
mat II iears to press to vote this important measure
outstanding the large majority which as found to be in
favor OF II In the division time ago
From Germany.
Extract of a letter. dated
FRANKFoRT N-rHE- MAINE july ~ 1873
OF all the memorable days that this old city ofthe Empe
rors has witnessed during its long and chequered existence
none perhaps interest ing than yeserday--the
day of arrival OF Archduke John, or he styled
first gentleman in Germany down Yesterday morn
ing write TO you but, hearing of the approach the
Archduke, and not willing to miss the sight, stroled into
the town. great portion of the population had gone
him, but still the houses either side of the Ze
ha In Had a.,
ones OF Frankfort who had their white handkerchief in
readiness to wave to him, and the street below crowded
with the other SEX who were waiting shout him with their
sturdy voices hearty welcome Alter waiting until D. IN
the thunder oarey, the toing BELLS and the unceasng
and almost deaiening shouts arrival of the
man in whom all Germany the of a more
happy of more glorious future. beheld venerable old
man Of 66 years of and it appears if his physical
force were incompetent to the exerons his position ex.
poses him to- Archdukc John is the of Joseph H. and
uncle to the Present Emperor Of Austria After the Of
1872 and 1915, he retired into Steyermark where by his
simple republican life he gained the affections of his Aus
TRANS, but not of Metternich and his fallen SYSTEM Of
whom he always enemy. He was the first and only
German prince who said the words, No longer any Prs
STA, nor Austria but free, united and strong Germany
He has been elected to his present dignfed position moi,
because he is prnce but although a prince republi
can may see in him, not victory of the achca prn.
cpe, but in fact, the will of the people The aedctons
so Pentuly bestowed upon the princes, by the people,
meant for him Archduke John understands his
time and his people.
The election of the mniserium still claims the attention
oil all parties as nothing official has yet been
Almost every important paper has its list of candidates.
and amongst those of the Deutsche Zeitung pc
the name of Senator Duckwitz of Bremen as Minister of
Commerce. have perceived, in another paper, the
of Baron Won Roenne for the Office 1t is generally be-
ieved that Prussia and Bavaria will have selection OF
part OF the mniserium and is expected their gene
osity that they will conne themselves to their own
Subjects but prove their selfassurance by eecng merit
wherever it may be found.
The armstce said have been concluded between
Prussia and Denmark has the most universal
ndgnaon the conditions regarded dishon ora bic
for Germany The Germans point to the United States
and say, show unworthy is OF free let itself
into such miserable tricks the example the United States
OF America has lately proved They have with the great
est decision refused all Offices of umpire foreign poten-
ates well in the northeastern boundary question as in
the Oregon question, and in the Texas Mexico
ons The question of the armisce day before yes
erday debated, but it resolved let it lie till ohjc
news had arrived The hope is everywhere EXPIRE ssed
that the Archduke John, the power is now placed in
his hands, may act with decision and reject all offers OF
Cancellation with Denmark least under English media
on and under such hum ang conditions as the present
ones
The Understanding this morning terminated its
lingering existence institution for which lately not even
the regards Tor fallen enemy shown May its ghost
appear to some OF its royal masters, and
pent OF their sins against the German people.
After the reception of the Archtuke last evening quiet
restored for short time in town. only to give place
to second magnificent display torch-ght procession in
honor of hm-such perhaps never wines sed
by Frankfort any other
The King OF Hanover appears have n considerable
opinion of the love of his subjects towards himself He
again threatens, that if the National Assembly at
attempts to encroach much upon the individual rights
of his kingdom that-HE WILL ABDIcATE! most unor-
tunate event, indeed
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