The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-30

shall he carried on to the last or whether the tempor-
zing policy should be adopted The ministry preferred
the latter opinion Gioga and Darna are spoken oil as
forming part OF the new ministry. ,uo.,.
COLOGNE, July l3.--The march OF the Russian troops
into Moldavia is confirmed The people have declared
republic, and the Prince has been forced TO abdcae
IL is reported that Wallachia is a of revolution
and that the Prince has been executed by his subjects
The Russian troops on the Prussian fronher nave
moved to Gallicia.
The Austrian ministry has resigned.
The news from Berlin is unsatisfactory. The commu
nsts endeavorng to inclte to an instruction similar
to that of Paris.
The three months amistce between Prussia and Den
mark has been confirmed, Qor the third me) Peace is
expected to supervene
Portugal is tranquil
Mehemet Ali is represented to be insane
Considerable disturbances have taken place IN the
neighborhood of Frankfort Barricades were erected,
and some loss of life took place
In Italy the war is still carried on without vigoT No
further decisive impression has been made by Charles
Albert l,
20 900 men are said to have entered Modavia.
The cholera is irghtfuy on the increase.
Germany is still unsettled The election OF the Arch
duke John is causing the utmost excitement
Ireland.
The crisis is now fast approaching and each party Is
girdng itself for the conflict The government by a
rigorous censorship of the press the arrest OF me conied
mentaon of it's armed force and the people, by prodi
gious activity in the enrolment of clubs, the establish
nent of the league, the distribution OF arms, the most
complete determination OF classes, and boundess resou
% On Saturday night. Mr.. Duffy of the Nation. was
apprehended on charge OF treason and felony, ana
committed to Newgate, whittier he was followed by Mr.
Martini of the Felon, who had previously surrendered
On Monday ne popetoas Of H Inc ,h ,Ssher
were committed on the like charge; the whole of whom
will be tried at the session on the Sth proxmo
Mr. Meaghers Apprehension caused the utmost excite
ment in Waterford The chapel bells were rung thou
nd If afea
authority and influence of the gifted and chvalrous cap
tive aided by the Catholic clergymen, to prevent the
was they stoned the authorities and cut off body of
the troops from the other They erected formidable
bacade, which mpeded the progress of the escort and
for miles harassed and hunted the processon but nap
The excitement not only in Dublin but throughout
Ireland intense, and the note OF preparation is every
where sounded.
The fire OF revolution has extended to England and
Scotland where the united repealers and chartsts
rapidly organizing and arming.
The "Natlon, Notwithstanding IFS proclamation, mas
appeared this morning.
On Monday, the convicted chartsts in London
sentenced each to ten years Imprisonment with secu
ty for future good conduct.
The Queens ministers have abandoned their intention
of permitting her visit Ireland in the OF next
month.
Intelligence all parts Of Europe, to the very
latest moment
The New York Herald publishes the following sum
mary of the latest received by special express and
electric telegraph, just previous to the departure oil the
Europa:
PARIS, Friday, l2 o'clock, July A. ls4s.-Our Paris
correspondent, writing at on Friday, says: The city
up to this hour continues tranqu the CAPITAL however,
is in very everish state of excitement Since the dawn
Of morning troops have been moving in considerable BE
actual riot had, however, taken place, although appre-
hended.
sembly has laid the table of the bureau project OF
law for the conscaton of third of all the property of
France This notable project will go before the Com
mittee of Finance.
revolt has taken place among the prisoners at En-
brun after NEST violent contest with the national
guard, it put down with loss OF four killed and
By the weekly balance sheet of the Bank of France,
it will be that government have drawn out all the
treasury balance and overdawn to the extent OF 100000
francs
PARIS Friday, July 14Ths is the anniversary of the
taking OF the Basle and it said that the insurgents
Of Paris intended to commemorate the day by carnage and
bloodshed If, however, such movement was ever in
tended, the plans organized for Its suppression were so
effective that the movement became westricken and
the population Of Paris it is expected will pass over the
present 18th of July peace How long that peace
continue, is hard to says there is, from all we hear,
great doubt OF its continuance
The Constitutional of the 18th says that France is in
treaty with Great Britain for the purchase of island
the distant to which she ship her captive nsur
gent population.
Notwithstanding the fears entertained, and rather
widely difused for selfish purposes that disturb
ances of serious nature would take place, Paris, on
Thursday and up the forenoon of Friday. continued
as tranquil could be wished; the only exceptions be-
ing of tring character in the Faubourg du Roule and
the Barrere Monceaux. Yesterday friday the ami
versary of the taking of the Base, and also the day
originally fixed for the 25 cenme dinner, looked TO
day of danger but as far can be judged from its
opening, all apprehensOns set at rest Every one
seems to be employed at his ordinary occupation.
The Mon'teur alludes to the alarming reports spread,
alleges, by interested and designing parties 1t
sures that all good citizens may be satisfied dis
urbance will take place; that the government knows its
duty, and is prepared to fulfil it conscenously mildly
compatible, vigorously if necessary.
The National states that the AUenir National which
published number of details of the pretended conspra-
cy about to break in the of the present week
is to be prosecuted, and the Minister of Interior has
handed the papers the Procureur General, be
dealt with as he deems proper
General Lamorciee, when asked to the rumors in
circulation replied that everything going well,
and the government had nothing to fear
From dawn, on Friday morning, up till eleven, there
had been considerable of troops, squadrons
OF cavalry especially passing from time to time, at
rapid pace These however, were only precautionary
measures Great activity displayed by the staff of
the national guard and General Changarnier, who evil
denced the most resolute determination to suppress any
attic fat