The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-23

are now reasonable and generous enough correct even
| our vain idea OF glory"
The Monlteur contains decree of the provisional gov
eminent Tor transferring the woods and forests which
formed part ons property of the former civil list to the
successful mediation Of the committee OF the government
presided over by nj. Louis Blanc between the workmen
ana the propreoIs OF several large machine factories
IL Was rumored in Paris, on Wednesday, that French
army was about TO be formed the Rhine, and that
10000 OF the troops in Algeria would be recalled to form
part OF It Another army of 10000 to be formed at
The steam -irgae Labrador arrived at Toulon on the
25ih from Agiers When she left, the colony was per-
| fectly tranquil. -.
| The Jesuits have been expelled from Avgnon.
ihe disturbances in Lyons still continued On the
26th 1900 workmen attacked the military stores of Per
rache and pundered them of several thousand cabines
The government has given orders for the immediate as
sembly OF camp OF from 10000 10 $4,000 men between
Vlenne and Grenoble "This MEASURE" says the Union
has no doubt been caused by the intelligence received
| from Italy" =
Napoleon Buonaparte, son of Jerome bids for the rep
resentauon OF Corsica In his address, he quotes the
words of his uncle, who, from ST. Helena prophesied
that before nifty years, Europe would be republican
Cossack.
The fancy of the day, the planting of stress OF
liberty has been nursed with great ardor Tall popars
are uprooed and planted wherever the fancy of the pop
ulace dictates.
The provisional government, having discovered plot
among the eraes OF the clubs for the arrest of Lamar
tine and GARNER Pages, have determined TO organize
civic guard OF 5oo men for the protection Of the govern
ment
salaries of all public functionaries.
decree OF the government modies the law of libel,
and enacts that henceforward officer of the govern
men can prosecute journalist for crcising his public
conduct
| Joseph Henry, the man who some time ago fired on
Louis Philippe is said to have been restored to liberty.
The workmen employed on the Paris and Lyons Rail
way Paris, have revolted and demanded the dis
mssa OF the director and four managers of the company
These gentlemen, yielding TO the wishes of the work
men, have sent III their resignation to the Minister OF
Public Works, at the same time protesting that they
had been Professionally appointed by the shareholders,
that body had alone the right to remove them.
BY decree, dated the 2sth, the provisional government
decides that all the ordinances comforting appointments
&C., which appeared in the Monite of the 25d 23d and
oath OF February, sduring the of the glorious
instruction which delivered France from coTrup,ng
government, and founded the republic" annulled
They have also issued decree for the naturalization
OF foreigners who are desrous OF becoming French c
Zens.
1t reported in Paris on Thursday that orders had
been sent to the generals commanding The military div-
sons in the east and south TO march all their dsposable
forces towards the Alps, where they to be
ted, and remain under the orders OF Gen. Lamorciee
these warke preparations suggested by protest
SAID to have been entered into by the English Russian
Austrian, and Prussian ministers Turin against the
= oect OF King Charles Albert to invade Lombardy. So
England is concerned, may be confidently stated
that thcr. is no ground fo.~ this statement
procIama, have been published by the provisional
government to the army and 10 the people, exhong to
order, and forbiddlng Piocessn anu o "iihs Vi mus
TIe persons who during the revolution, wantonly
we'd
vc,ed and sentenced to ous terms OF imprisonment
LYONS journal the Salm ,'ubl'r, says: eve are as
sured that orders given ye seaday morning to the
troons in GARRISON at GTenoble to leave Immediately for
Savoy take possession OF 1t IN IN name OF Tue rePuO
lie Ii is said that these orders were 9beyed immediate
w. so that the entry into Savoy will nave taken place
to- day. This news, given to us as posuve seems to
require continuation" ,,,
letter from Touon states that OF der had been re-
ceved there on March 49, send the Dc pot OF the 36th
regiment OF the line to Algeria without dels Inc mum
Der of men thus to be disposed of is about ooo AS ms
order applies to all regiments which, IKE N SON. nave
their war battaons in Algeria, the whole w constitute
a reinforcementof upwards OF ten thousand men.
The National says" Three military camps, connected
100000 men, will certainly be established at Dion, Ly
ons and Grenobe. In the event of war, and IN case
of an advance the kingdom OF Sardinia the head
quarters OF the French army will be fixed at Lsons IN
order TO direct from that point the 1lrst military opera
tons"
nation of and OF the prOstaon OF credit mat
there thirty vessels in that port laden with COTTON
with neither the consignees any one else would ac
cept and pay the freight upon. ~,
busy preparing caused much uneaslnes In Paris, and
the absucst reports although he had explained 70 M
belgium.
The band which calls itself the Belgian Legion catered
Belgium on the Goth by Risque Tout village situated
between Mouscron and Menn.
The legion 1000 strong. II was met by the ad
vanced guard of General Feury Daay, composed OF goo
men with 25 arilleymen and two pieces of cannon. Aft
ter very smart action, the invading column fled IN all
directions. 8
Several prisoners were taken, and among them their
leader, a Partisan. The invading legion has lost many
men; it is sad 400 killed and wounded Our loss was
one killed and five or six wounded.
Military preparations continue to be made In every
place. ssssf.sfss
All continues tranquil at Berlin and the popularity OF
the King is increasing The Beriinische Zeiung says
that the King has taken large number OF those OF the
citizens who were wounded in the combat of liberation
the Duchess Of Meckenburg where every attention is
paid to their comfort The Queen has given her own
beds and family nen and has the meals for the patients
cooked in her kitchen. She pays daily visits to the
sufferers, whom she comforts and cheers The Hgemene
Preussice Zeing of the 25h u contains the report OF
the soldiers who killed on the night OF the 18TH to the
18th but docs not the number which, woud APPEAR
is considerable The funeral procession was chiefly COM
posed of citizens The srictest order prevailed through
out the ceremony On the morning OF the 25th ultmo,
the King started Tor Potsdam, where the magistrates and
inhabitants received him with great enthusiasm The
public could scarcely be prevented from taking the
selves The King addressed the people and the officers
of the Posdam garrison and returned to Berlin about
noon The speeches of his Majesty, while acknowledg-
ing the aithfuness of the troops, was chiefly meant to
eyhor the army follow the royal example, and to JON
the national party with heartand soul OF the
officers in the of the troops, full OF devotion
and enthusiasm for the good cause. The attempt to
establish republic in Prussia have all signally failed
The feeling Of re-establshng the nationality OF
the Poles everywhere increasing. The Poles are on
guard with the burghers of Berlin They wear the Ger
bal Dnlsn