The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-13

and will assuredly produce reaction which will be fell
TO the remotest part OF the kingdom.
Complete restoration Of tran9miiay.-Our dates from
Vienna are OF the 10Th and 18th inst.
VIENNA, March Is.
EDICT OF THE EMPEROR
We, Ferdinand l., by the grace OF God, Emperor of
Austria, &c, have now adopted such measures we
consider requisite to meet the wishes OF our faithful
people
Freedom OF the press is accorded by declaration for
the abolition of the censorship in all States where pre-.
walls.
national guard, founded upon the basis OF property
and intelligence, is already acting with praseworhy en-
ergy.
the delegates of all the provincial States and OF the CEN
trail congregations of the Lombardo enetlan kingdom in
the shortest period possible, with increased representa-
ton of the hurgher State and in reference 10 the existing
provincial constitutions for the turthence of the cons
tuition of the country determined upon by us
After this, confidently expect that the public mind
will be queted-that the students will resume their regu
lar courses-that trade and peaceful commerce will again
Given in our imperial capital and residentary city Of
VIENNA the 18th OF March, lslS, and the l4h Of
reign rEhDiNhND'
To-day,the nth, the city is resumng Its wonted ap-
pearance The shops and the counting houses are open
business was done on the Exchange
Denmark.
RgFoRn AND AGrrATIoN-Letters from Rel of the
18th March state that courier has brought very npo
lant from Copenhagen. The press Is entirely free
and popular meetings authorized.
letter from Altoona OF the llth March speaks OF the
mminence of the rupture between Denmark and the Ger
man duches, in consequence OF the resolution OF the
King to effect the incorporation OF the duchles without
further delay. Such determination would necessarily
provoke war with the Germanic confederation II is
said that military meashes are already being adopted by
Denmark.
Miscellaneous.
RuMoREp RESIDENCE LOUIS PHuIPPE IN LANcA.
sHIRE.-The Preston Pilot says at - not improbable
but that the exKing may come into this neighborhool
He is we believe, in treaty Tor Duxbury Park, near
Chorley 1t will be recoected that the late Mr. + H.
Standish his DEATH LETT many OF his best pictures
Louis Philippe, who, in return, made some exceedingly
splendid presents to the present Mr. Standsh the owner
of Duxbury. This gentleman, we understand, is TO visit
Claremon when il is not unlikely but that arrangements
may be made for his ex-malesty occupying Duxbury
Park.
The Rev Mr. Connolly went to the Pope with the
American envoy sent to invite his Holiness to enter into
diplomatic relations with the States The Pope replied;
81 shall have great pleasure In entering INTO relations
with so great nation more especially with country
which the government has nothing to fear IRON the
church. nor the church from the government."-Leter
from the Earl Of Shrewsbury to Mrs Maury dated
March 18th, ls4s.
The exhibition of the works of art, in the gallery Of the
Louvre, was opened on Wednesday week.
letter from Copenhagen says that it is the intention
of the King OF Denmar to reunite himself IN marriage
with his second wife, from whom he was separated
time since.
Sir Stratford Canning, accompanied by Lady Canning
and daughters left London the 18th for Constantine
pie via Vienna and Trieste, to resume his duties as Brit
ish ambassador at Turkey.
Amongst the various plans adopted in the neighbor-
hood of Sunderland, TO enable parties to emgrate
America, of novel character: that OF several
hundred persons joining IN sweep OF Is each, the per
son drawing the prize ticket to take the whole OF the
money.