The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-09
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
From the New York sun Extra, April
Further News by the Washington.

al fOnaies the Drtn OF ana
princess were gone through
The Hanseatc towns recognise the republic.
The Queen of Spain has recognised the new govern
ment OF France with expressions OF sympathy Tor the re-
public.
The Sarah Sands made the passage out in ID days.
The ambassadors Sardinia has simply notified the
government that he is authorized for the time being,
to hold official relations with the republic.
The grand ducby OF iesse Cassel has recognised the
new republic The duchy of Baden has also recognised
the government.
The French papers filled with orders for parades,
&c, OF the national guards which look Just like an
nouncemens of the same kind in papers.
elegnphic despatch from Brest says that the fleets
OF France uphold the new government
Lord CaTendon-lord lieutenant of lreland-ls spoken
OF as the successor OF Lord John Russell.
INCREASE OF MARINES / THE ENGLISH NAvY--Anxous
TO have the ships line well armed and manned
possible. the admiralty have issued order augment
ing the force OF marines 10 each ship for service The
number OF officers and men for hreedecker was, until
now, 100; IT is now TO be 200, and 50 on downwards
The Havre Courier says that the latest from Ger.
many report that the liberals every day making fresh
progress all the States OF the confederation, with
pressions of peace and good will towards France.
News OF the revolution in France was received with
Indifference al Lisbon
Claremont where he receives frequent visits from Messrs
Guizot, Duchael, and Monticello, the ex ministers
Ireland
The lord mayor OF Dublin refused TO call the monster
meeting in Dublin and Smith OBrien determined to hold
1t on his own responsibility.
St Patrcks day passed off without any outbreak but
fore the sailing of the Washington, was believed would
undoubtedly cause an instruction.
The monster meeting in Dublin, which mistaken
y supposed TO have been held March the l7th
to have come off on the Goth.
The garrison was in arms, and government steamers
were despatched from Portsmouth to Dublin, TO assist in
quelling the instruction.
In the country st. Parck's day parochal meetings
were held, but no disturbance of any occurred
AT LIMERICK the Fri color was exhibited was reported
that collision had taken place at Belfast between the
Dung lrelanders and the Orangemen The newspapers
OF Saturday The 18th had not reached Dublin Sunday
Extract of a letter dated
DUBLIN March 49,
Perfect tranquility regns over the city to-day, what
may be the events which to-morrows denonsira-
ton may produce There is patrollng of military
police although they all in readiness for any emer
gency and posted III various localities to meet Ell
fectvey any insurrectonary that might arise
The following Is from the correspondent of the Times OF
the 2lst March
DUBLIN, March 10.
The oPEN-AR DEMoNsTRATIoN--rhe peace of the city
is to be second time eoParded by the holding at the
North wall tomorrow of monster demonstration in ia
of the French revolution and the repeal OF the egs
latve union.
This meeting has been got m under the auspices of the
Irish war party, and Is directly sanctioned by Mr. Smith
OBren, the Alltches Meaghes, and the other danger
enthusiasts who dissent from the nsidous and sneak
ing policy of the Cancellation Hall braggars, and openly
and in the teeth of the government reporter their
determination to push matters to the last extremity in the
event OF the Queen refusing to the link which binds
the two countries together
Subjoned is copy of the proclamation issued this
morning for the gathering OF the physical force at the
North WALL
IRIsIAIEN, AROUSE!
Every is attend the great meeting, be
held at the Noh-wal TO Monday, the 10th ns
at IL o'clock, To address the French people.
We, the undersigned merchants, tradesnen and other
inhabitants OF Dublin, request meeting of fellow c-
express admiration OF their heroic conduct and
satisfaction at the recognition of the republic OF France
a European power
Also for the purpose of considering what constitutional
steps should be recommended for the protection of the lib
nf ,xY,ic
the present state OF European affairs may give rise.
And also TO adopt respectful address her Majesty on
an immediate repeal OF the act of Legislative union
1900 names subscribed to this requisition.
Tickets for the platform 10 be had the committee.
rooms from 2 to o'clock this day.
B:S k:thpAMR5BAyb, }seey's
Committee rooms % Wes,morelan street.
The lord mayor having refused to the meet
ing, it is considered probable that Mr.. Smith OBrien
whose aspirations for maryrdom ardent nearly
So as Mr. Mtchells-wl take the post of danger, and
preside as chairman.
SQUADRON FOR IRELAND-Orders were sent to Ports
mouth on the 18th for the authorities there equip her
Maestys stean-frgaes Gorgon, 800 horse power and
Brkenhead, $50 horsepower, for Ireland, with the ut
most possible despatch.
body of ninety Officers and men) marine artillery
have been ordered board the two ships, which
being equipped and supplied with all the munitions
OF war; as If Tor permanent duty.
Scotland.
The THE NoRrH-Sunday, mdnight.-Our
last intelligence from Glasgow apprzed that meeting
OF the operatives the Green had been announced by
placard for last night and that all the shops had been
closed at o'clock, pursuant to orders issued by the
magistrates Our last express dated o'clock yes
suited There being religious" objections to nfoma-
ton crossing the Tweed Sunday, and elegraphic
communication between Edinburgh and Glasgow being
yet incomplete, further intelligence hardly be expect
ed before the morning.
The provisional government of France is about es-
abshng council OF finance, to consist of the most
nancers and bankers, under the direction
of M GARNER Pages, for the purpose of regulating the
important affairs of the day.
Affairs in France seem to have settled down into state
OF quetude
FRANcE.-l yesterday wrote to you that there
mendous the Bank of France, and on many of |
the private bankers The effect has BEEN that the Bank
OF France has been authorized suspend the payments
OF its notes in silver, will be seen by the following
letter from the governor of the bank the minister OF
the finances, and the accompanying Decree both of which
appear in the Moniteur of this morning
M. Emanuel Arago commissary OF the provincial gov
eminent in Lyons, had issued decree dssoIvng all re-
gious congregations and corporations not authorized BY
the law, dpartcularly the congregation of the Jesus
Count dAppony, the Austrian ambassador at Paris, |
has received orders from Vienna remain in Paris and
TO assure .he provisional government that the
intention of Austria interfere in the affairs of France
The Pree states that the council of defence of the re-
public proposes to demand the establishment of camp of
30 600 men in front OF Dion Ii is yet decided what
general shall be appointed TO the command The name
of Lieut.. Gen. Negrier has been mentioned
The Moniteur publishes decree of the committee for
the organization OF labor fixing the duration of the DAVIS