The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-18


later than the news contained in the English papers re-
ccived by the Acadia from which We extract the follow
ing:
LIVERPOOL. July 20, Saturday p. m, 6 o'clock
France.
We are in of our adyices from Paris of yes
terday evening from which CLEAN the following items
of intelligence
implicated in the instruction OF June last $3.50 human
beings, of whom s,sl5 are men, and l7o women vi
these $50 men. and 10 women are ILL., ana iaid up IN
M Magun had given notice of motion on the sub
ec Of the foreign policy of the republic the debate there
on was fixed for Monday next, July 3lst.
The bill for regulating the clubs OF Paris, &c. recog
Missed four descriptions OF associations each to be differ
emily dealt with. Clubs properly called, to be
public, and to be placed under the inspection of mags
lrae Secret associations simply forbidden. Asso-
Citations not public, and not having any political object,
merely required to make declaration of their exist
to the municipal auhorltes and, finally assOca
not public but in which political subjects dis
cussed will in future be obliged to obtain permission TO
meet from the authorities.
The papers favorable to republican principles express
dissatisfaction at the measure because of its constituting
(as they concelve) permanent check upon liberty In
this opinion they justified from the fact that there
can be no society without an express declaration of its
objects to the magistracy, and magisteral sanction
The committee Of legislation considered lon Thursday
the important question OF arrest for debt The committee
they would confne themselves to recommending simply
that the decree of the provisional government abolish
ing arrest for debt, should be revoked
Italy.
We have late accounts from Italy, which state that the
King of Naples has published formal protest against the
Of Parliament which calls the Duke OF Genoa to the
throne of Sicily Twenty thousand men are to be IN
state Of forwardness to commence the campaign Sup
plies of muskes had been received from abroad, and the
fOundries busy casting pieces OF cannon.
Russia.
St. Petersburg advces inform that the cholera
beginning diminish in that city. On the l4th there
manned 3,792 patients under care the same day there
525 cases, 2lS TecOveries, and 3l2 deaths.
Germany.
Advices from Frankfort of the 23d state that Gen.
Cavaignac had in an amcable letter, appealed to the
governments of Germany no longer to give passage
through their territories TO the Poles who wished 60
to France, in order not to augment the elements OF an
archy at Paris.
LONDON, Saturday. noon.
The commander n-chef is very busily engaged in is
suing orders for the III S Of aas soldier
large number sent off from London last night, and
more are leaving by several trains to-day.
From the Weldon barracks several companies
leaving for the destination. Before the close of the
week, it is said that $4,000 soldiers will be duty in
that country More ships with ordnance stores, are or
dered Immediately to sail for Cork
Just before the departure OF the steamer, gentleman
of the European Times Office arrived from journey
through the principal agricultural counties OF England
the failure of the potato crop exists to considerable
extent. and in many districts the owners gathering
them up for immediate sale, to prevent the entire loss
which is anticipated from their appearance.
cabinet council was held at the Foreign Office this
morning. All the ministers were present The evening
papers say warrants have been issued this morning to
arrest several of the London chartist leaders.
Ireland.
The royal mail steamer Banshee, which sailed from
from kingstown this morning. states that Dublin
tinues quiet Mr. j. +. Laor has been arrested at Bally
malone, and was on his way to Nenagh Jail when the
mail left
We extract the following additional intelligence from
English papers received by the Acadia.
The reports of the state of the potato CROP received
frcrn fhor 10 auch1 thu nna
that the disease may not extend to districts not already
affected.
The following is copy OF the proclamation issued by
the lord lieutenant under which it is hoped by the gov
eminent that the revolution will be suppressed
BY the Lord Lieutenant Geseal and General Governor of
Ireland.
PROCLAMATION.
CLARENDoN Whereas a reasonable conspiracy exists
within this part of the United Kingdom the overthrow
in order to strengthen and extend the said Conspiracy va
rious conederacies have been organized throughout the
people encouraged and melted associate and
bne together in armed bodies for the of acting in
signs Of the traorous engaged in these wicked
Of aa %
and other ne%ysPaPers And whereas an net has been
as apprehend and detain such persons may
pect of treason or reasonable practices:
s .S
y every means in our power to protect and defend her
,pracy and suppress us les all such treason
able northumberland being desrous at the same time
guard the weldsposed and peaceabe subjects of her
Majesty from incurring the dangers which their joining
any such conederacy viii expose themwe do hereby
earnestly all her Maestys subjects taking part
IN such associations, and strictly command all who
have already joined therein, forthwith withdraw from
and abandon the
And do hereby further charge and command all sher
,fs, magistrates consabes, and other OF her Majesy's
loyal subjects acting in their aid their best
prevent, and when that be DONE discover
bring justice those concerned in the aforesaid practices
and to prevent and dsperse all sonabe sedous and
ready issued to the several officers of Majesys
IN Ireland, as well to be promptly aiding assisting the
civil authority IN the execution Of their
poses as OF their own authority epel and repress by
committed TO their the lives
of her Majesys subjects and all assemblies OF armed bo
dies who may venture 10 appear arayed in open rebellion
against her Maestys crown and government.
Dated at Dublin Castle, this 18th day of JULY 1913
BY his Excellency's command.
T. NJ REDINGToN
ARREST FOR HIGH THEAsoN.-The first arrest under
the act for the suspension of the habeas corpus took place
this forenoon. Mr.. Patrick OHiggins, an Irish conede-
rate and agent of the English Charss has been taken
up on warrant, and is a prisoner in Kilmanham
There was search at the house of Mr. OHggns by the
police, who selzed large quantity of arms. Mr.. O'Hig-
gins, on being brought before the police commissioners
demanded the authority for the seizure of his property
when he was informed that he stood charged with high
treason
Warrants for the arrest of several of the insureent
leaders were, last night, down to the south The
mlitayfor has been considerably reinforced in the dis
icts where those parties engaged in the despc
rate attempt to produce outbreak Several troons of
the 18th hussars went down by the Great Southern and
Western railway this morning
The Dublin Evening Post says