The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-10


lord The resumed his amidst the oudest cheers
The Honse then divided, when the numbers were:
FOR the thiid reading 295
Majority -255
TIE CHARTIsT MovEMRNT-We regret to state that
intelligence has reached of the regular organization of
the Chartist forces in Scotland public meeting has
been held at Aberdeen for the purpose of electng dele
gate to the Irrational convention" and measures were
adopted for the enrolment of volunteers After the pub
lie meeting about 200 persons adjourned 10 the Union
Hall. Five hundred members were enrolled ''na-
Onal guard !" and after correspondence with Bir-
mingham respecting the supply of arms had been read
resolved that gun and bayone should be ordered
for each member forthwith. The special constables
in readiness Tuesday to act, but apprehensions
entertained that the peace OF the town would be
disturbed. good deal OF uneasiness prevails in War
wickshre, where, IN some OF the coal districts
Coventry the GOLFERS expected to out but the
troops in that quarter were all ready TO act in the of
any emergency. We believe the military precautions
no hope the dsaected that their objects can be OBJ
tanned by physical force.
Ireland.
The rent has fallen to f25, and it is evident that a Du-
merca majority OF the Irish people in favor of out
rageous In the meantime, the people every
part OF the country continue to supply themselves with
arms some arrests have indeed taken place in Dublin,
Cork and Limerick, to check the progress of the
ment but these steps of course wholly inadequate
ward of the danger. We expect almost by every post.
intelligence OF some disastrous event arising out OF the
Great and influential bodies continue to pour in ad-
dresses to the lord lieutenant expressive of their aeerm
content seems to be laid so extensively, and wih
such mischievous effect that doubt whether the
whole weight Of the government with even the support
Of the OConnells, will be able 10 prevent some great
plosion Another significant feature attends this unhap
Ply state Of things. The the savings banks in
Cork and in the south OF Ireland goes with acceera
ted speed The depositors desiring their funds paid
in Bank of Ireland notes, which speedily converted
into gold Mr. Mtchell's language in the " United Irish
man. increases in violence daily The Nation also vies
doctrines late number contains letter from parish
priest, setting forth the doctrine of Catholic resistance
It lnealiates the duty Of amng quietly, and goes on
your houses in ORDER and prepare to die 1t then teaches
them TO bde their time; and them when comes, every
if he can, by one man at least the enemies Of his native
land and then to die" Such language this coupled
il is with minute instructions from the United rshman
how to drill carry, and use the pike and the rifle,
only be productive of some mighty catastrophe
The feeling to the efficacy OF repeal in staying the
mischief, appears IN some quarters to gain ground but
ing entertained by the government Amongst the
repeal, however, is said to be less person.
age than the Earl of Shrewsbury who doubt rembles
for his estates The State prosecutions against Mr. Nit
che OBren. and Meagher commenced on the first day
of term, and true bills have been found against them
Public excitement to extend to private men,
who have taken conspicuous part the great OF
the European Times April ~
The deporable state Ireland apparently on the verge
of civil war continues occupy attention of
al classes In the wild and umuuous passions now
lions Of wisdom and experience can be listened The
majority of the people of Ireland, to great
armed, resolved upon desperate which will
for them the accomplishment of their darling hopes
plunge them still deeper into the abyss of misery What
may be the issue of the impending struggle
doubt that OF misery will be suffered
the middle and humber classes; and however slow the
in soraing their condition, direct appeal to APP
poabes upon our hsh-minded but Misguided iyIow-sub
evts The divergence between the repealers headed by
a Sss ias ID sn
that they will take their stand upon at the plus ultra
adhere the counses bequeahed them by their father
obtain repeal by peaceabe and constitutional
only. If the association this ne OCon
nels will take no part in their proceedings
France.
Galignan says
'"The exact amount debts of the civil list of Louis
Philippe said to be nearly 10000 00O; of which half
is due individuals, and the other half the treasury
These debts cannot be discharged present. the private
main being merely under sequeatlon, and ihe question
sale being reserved for the dec of the national
sembly The ancient domaine prize represented est
Of 200 900 OO0f The OF Madame Adelaide
which has fallen to the Prince de Jonve and the Duke
0oOf left to the Duke de Nemours The succession OF the
Prince dc Condo, which cane to the Duke dAumae
On Sunday last 10th April, there demonstration
Eot % y e oft {" the e Go
eminent, or, at all events exPeling M Lamarne and
preventing repubcanism from running riot saved the
ton from reign of blood and terror such as that which
things desired by many of the flaming patriot. and
odisan philosophers Of the day. under which everything
shall belong everybody in general, and nothing any
frm and presented imposing attitude in defence of
the provisional government and public ORDER that the dis
play passed off without any attempt, pretty much in
the style own Charist demonstration Mon
day, the 10th instant, to which the movement bore very
considerable resemblance Yesterday forty thousand troops
the line assemble in Paris for the rt
the revolution traterniZo with the national guards aud
the people and If this be done cordially and
aganst all aempsof its enemies, and of The enemies of
order and public peace
The Moniteur of the goth contains proclamation BY
the provisional government of which subjon the
substance:
"The republic lives by liberty and discussion The
clubs for the republic necessity-or the citizens
right The government is pleased citizens
bic to discuss the highest questions OF politics The gov
protects the clubs But that liberty may have
fruits beware OF giving cause Of alarm, remember that
alarm gives rise revolutionary reaction If free
dscu be right, discussion with
the clubs of the invioabe conquess of
oluon, armed clubs may compromise that liberty,
the worst passions, and bring about civil war;"
1t then nterdcts the clubs from being armed during
their deliberations.
The Moneur also publishes decree granting an am
nesty to all deserters from the and land service who
may surrender within two months if within the French
territory, and six months if out OF France.
The Moneur publishes important decree, levying
tax of one per cent on all incomes derived from move
able immoveable, or funded property.
The Minister Of the Interior had published circular
of most menacng character the elections for the
provinces do not accord with the views of Paris
The paper publishes the official returns of the d.
rect and indirect taxes and Of for the
first quarter Of the present year II shows falling off
compared with the corresponding period of lSi7, of