The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-30

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these gatherings; and the result general concur
renee OF the respective bodies present the Prince
series OF resolutions (thirtyfve in namber containing
The grievances chiefly complained of, accompanied by
suggestions for their relief, amongst which the following
proposals submitted:
Personal security from arbitrary arrest Immediate DIS
arming of the Albanians Abolition OF foreign exports
as injurious to the agriculture and commerce OF the co
try Improvement of the harbor OF Gaiatz Sulct i1ln
ment OF the law upon which public credit is founded 10
insure commercial transactions ESTABLISHMENT OF IN
bunal of commerce at Jassy. The French commercial
code TO be adopted in Moldavia The establishment OF
discount bank, to facilitate commercial transactions
| The establishment of national bank. Reform of GRIM
na iuries and abolition OF the censorship with hume
rous other clauses of exclusively local character
Cholera had shown itself at Aleppo, Marmoa, and at
Cutul The rate OF exchange on London, al CONSTANT
nople, was ITO.
| Smyrna accounts, of the 2sth April represent bust
perfectly suspended, and no Improvement was
pected until political affairs became settled.
Advices from Athens to the 2st ut have likewise
been received They principally refer to the late admin
istraton OF the national bank and the governmen-he
former having, by multiplicity OF Its admins
traon finally esOrted to suspension OF payments The
financial crisis under which Greece is now suffering is
attributed the long continued mprovidence of the gov
eminent, and its alleged corruption in maintaining the
system at any COST which alone could secure Cole IN
| the ministry.
Malta journals of the cd instant contain the very salts
factory information of considerable reduction in the pc
rod required by vessels performing quarantine Ships of
war and steamers, with clean bills of health, with
on board are now subjected to only five days and
would require to remain ten days at the lazaretto The
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company's vessel the
RPon arrived there from Southampton on the 3oth April
and would proceed for Egypt, Syria, and India, few
hours after the arrival of the Oberon with the
Marselles portion of the overland mail The latter was
expected to reach Malta at the date OF this account
The FINANCIAL CONDITION FRANcE.-The Paris
Monter gives the following comparison OF the financial
position Of France February "a and May 6, as deliv
by Gspi pSs in his on Monday in the
we received from the fallen government, and such
we resign it into your hands. is follows The former
government had established two budgets, the ordinary
and the extraordinary. From exact estimate OF the
expenses, it results that the deficit in the ordinary budget
ls46 was 1864 597 francs and the foreseen expen
that the real amount Of the deficit to the charge Of the
last administration reached to less than JOG 500
francs. The expenses of the extraordinary budget
were to have been met by the produce of the loan
AS to the deficit of the ordinary budget, the late
government reduced, in order to cover it, to
resort to the reserves of the sinking fund, which
extraordinary one. What we did was this to put an
end to combination which nothing more or less
than area deception have drawn out single budget,
clear and short, which will be presented to you hope,
in such way that you may easily comprehend its de-
tails and its ensemble You will then see, that in order to
fulfil ITS duties towards the people, and provide for press
ing wants. the republican government compelled to
add TO the old expenses new ones, amounting in round
numbers to eghtyo millions Up to the present time,
the provisional government has effected saving in the
different services of about 50 millions In the Of
this year, the proceeds of these savings will be in
creased by others, which in the of execution
Eve have also created fresh resources and we shall
ask you 10 effect Others the details of which will be laid
before you and which, without infringing on rights and
situations really worthy OF respect, will give to the fnan
cal power of the State that increase of which stands
need When all these different shall have been
defntively sanctioned by YOU the ensemble of the
penses for that year will amount for the ordinary
vice. to sol 422fr the receipts to 3ol l9or,
leaving excess OF receipts the ordinary budget of
76Sfr To this of the ordinary service
add the reserve Of the sinking fund OF ls4s to which
ita rQald nv fort GrStt
to extraordinary public works This reserve amounts to
,ooor and the funds free on the loan of s4l to
% 0O0 There will be found in the budget of
disposable resource for extraordinary works OF SO 0s9
76sfr; but the expense of these works is limited for
Is4s to lao ,560 there will remain the ensemble
OF the budget excess of receipts OF ii 1874 20Sr"
There is little positive from the seat of war in
! Italy. The Sandman troops have obtained some ad-
vantages rumor has reached England of Verona hav
ing fallen into the hands of the troops Of Lombardy and
Sardinia. 1t certain that the Austrians had been
driven from all the points between Vaego on the Min
clio, and Pontone the North Adge above Verona
The King is represented to have greatly distinguished
himself in action and to have condescended to
his sword, and fight like soldier
Important from Rome.
report prevailed in Paris yesterday, that the Pope
repentng his late hostility to Austria had voked his
declaration Of war; that, consequence the people had
risen and deposed him from his temporal
thorty, placing him under restraint in the Castle of St
Angel Se Journal de-, pesat, confirms the above
tnat Rome mas regularly TeDeeQ against and the
probability is that his Holiness will be deposed as a tenn
pora prince In fact the entire executive authority APP
pears to be exercised by the ministry without any
control on the part of the pontif
We learn from Berne, under date of the sth nst that
NJ Ochsenben had resigned the presidency of the drec
tory of the Diet and his other Offices This resolution was
adopted by him in consequence of the question of the in
erventon OF Switzerland in the affairs of Italy, which he
opposed.
be accepted if it it would settle the question of in
tervention in the affirmative
Austria
fresh ebullition of popular Indignation in this CITY
has been occasoned by the aeged interference of the
archbishop in favor Of the expelled religious society of
the Lgurians, affiliated to the order of Jesuits 1t
supposed that the archbishop soliciting the gov
eminent to recall the obnoxious relgionsts and not con-
tent with disturbing the slumbers Of the unfortunate pre-
late, the insurgents shvered the lower easements of his
palace to atoms, and individual climbed to window
Of the first story and tore down the German flag suspend
ed there:
BREsLAU, May 8, 1913.
The following paragraph appears in paper published
here and purpors from correspondent Wen
'The Papal Nuncio vala Prela is still here although
Of There is yet public manifestation of a breach
with the Pope but every circumstance that here
tends show that if Plus TX advances step in
the affairs OF Lombardy or if he uteeIes with them in
self conpeteiy from all spiritual NTH the See of
Rome. The example of Austra-the powerful of the
Roman Catholic States--would lead to the einanc pa
ton of the whole of Catholic Chsendom from the
macy Of the Pope"
The Poles in this duchy and the Prussian garri-
son troops, have had some desperate conflicts The
Town OF POsen has been nearly DESTROYED nv fire