The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-02

the Prince Prussia be unlawful and against the will
deputaion OF the whole assembly some two or three
thousand. TO march to the minister. Camphausen and de
OF great excitem and for the present al least
the Prince Prussas may be considered as hazad
ou for himself and the tranquility Of the city, whose inhab
ltan,s are all pouring towards tho Thier Garen"
Spain.
MADRID, MAY s.
There has been no further disturbance There were
only thirteen prisoners shot yesterday evening" amongst
whom were retired officers, OF them so badly
wounded that he TAX TO the place OF execution
setcher The remainder, with three exceptions were
sergeants and prvates OF the Espana regiment They
were shot outside the gate of Alcaa al 8 p IN.
General Fulgoso expired at 8 he had been conveyed
to his own house; and to-days Gazette has decree
raising him to the rank OF lieutenant general, for his
vices yesterday.
The Gazette also contains a circular from the home
Office in which Senior Sarorus informs the political
chiefs of the triumph obtained by the government the
previous day. and attributes the soldiers of the Espana
regimen, taking part in the insurrechon to their having
been victims of surprise and OF foreign gold"
Rome.
The Constitutional publishes the following from
Rome:
ave have already mentioned that the Pope had pub
rom quoting public irritation has only tended to increase
It. In this fresh document, bis Holiness insists withgreat
mercy on the possibility, his situation pa
cfc Prince and Father OF the Faithful oil conserving TO de-
clare war. ,,,
necessary project the lives OF his subjects who
the an osu ode nsy h
occurrence OF those of barbn which have been
IN arms the Pope has charged DR. FARM with an exuaor
binary Charles Albert in order 10 place the vol
unteers the Pontca State under hs especial safeguard
This proclaim aIion in which the sovereign pontih
speaks the of pastor OF souls and not OF tenn
he Sd the houses deserted, every nhabant in
street. and during the morning II was announced that
Count Mamiani had been charged TO form new ministry
of which the following is list
Terenzio Mamiani, president of the council and minis
ter OF the interiors Macheti foreign affairs De
Rossi grace and Justice Lunati, finance Duke de Rig
nano, commerce. Nicoo Cavielera san Bertoo, pubic
works Prince Dora, war; with cardinal for eccesiasti
cal affairs"
From the London Chronicle
The Popes power has been usurped, but the Pope is
not deposed The ministers have for time, AMI under
the pressure of necessity exercised part OF the sovereign
authority But even in matter OF form, it may be alleged
that nothing has been done which s tue POPE camel to
would, doubt, insist on the right to make peace as
being in accordance with his spiritual character, he has
almost expressly dsclamed the right TO make be-
ing in opposition to it. His public notification the
subject teses his belief that to declare IS act I'M
suited to the head of church whose founder preached
the doctrine OF peace SO that the Roman ministers may
almost plead the Papa remuneration OF that authority
which they have assumed and exercised Still the stu
alton of affairs at Rome is strangely curious The Su
preme Eccesastic the temporal Sovereign, the political
benefactor of whole people, relgns over subjects who
do not act upon his doctrines who usup his power and
who appear even to disregard his claims on their graft
tude.
Important from Verona.
letter from Verona, dated May T. says:
"a most sangunary engagement look place Yesterday
under very walls the result Of which was thar he enc
my, three times number, were finally compelled 10
retire Valeggio The Austr fought with determined
courage sustained loss General Sails received
bullet in the breast and fell dead from his horse Lieut.
Colonel Lenzendorf and other officers are amongst, the
slain. The 10Th regiment of German chasseurs suffered
most the ranks of the Italian grenadier Tin the Aus
trim servce) also greatly thinned. The loss the
Pedmonee side is reported to be very For seven
hours the guns kept up continued cannonade, and
many the balls rolle, TO the very gates OF the city,
Another letter, dated the evening of the battle, at
six D. M, says that the right wing of the army COM
law the troops on the other side OF the Adge by Gene
raj Weldon. The forces OF the Piedmontese reported
to have been under $4,000; they fought with great
courage, especially the Swiss rihemen The Italian
troops under Radetsky only held their ground for very
short time.
San Massimo Three Austrian companies kept four bat
taons at bay for six hours, without losing inch of
ground
Count Nugents headquarters are at Sace.