The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

upon defined basis recognising with the consent OF the
King the chief objects Tor which the Scilians have con
tended had been received and acceded with great
thusiasm The arrival Of MS lordshp at Palermo was
therefore, hourly expected and the greatest desire
fell Tor aseedy adjustment the OF the c being such
as to cause disquieude to the inhabitants Occasionally
some of the heads of ex police officers who had been
Killed by the rabDle to be carried about IN The
streets; ands on the l7th thryour OF these men, VINO
had been placed as II was considered, IN sale Keeping
were dragged out by the mob and shot terrible relf
button had been visited on NJ Sanford, one OF The mem
beers of the provisional government OF Palermo, who bad
by his own authority caused about thirty OF The mos! e
rocious and odous Sbi, who fell INTO The hands OF the
government, to be executed The committee, on being
made acquainted with this fact ordered NJ SANFORD 10 be
arrested and tried, and two hours he was condemned
and shot This energetic at has gwen great moral nilu-
ence to the committee, which, by thus executing
who had made himself very popular by his courage, has
given a strong proof OF its hrmness
Dates 10 Feb. 10 state that matters had assumed
quieer aspect and that there few indications
Of business being again entered into,
The provisional government had called Scian par
lament TO prepare project OF constitution, the offer
ed by Naples having been dehnitively refused
We learn from Messna that the fighting recommended
on the 22d, at o'clock in the morning Nothing could
exceed The courage of the people They were well pro
vded with all the necessary materials of Their
guns heavy, well directed, and well manned and,
although the Neapolans fired well, the overwhelming
force of the people rendered their exertons useless.
Many of the former killed. of the latter the loss
was not so great
News from Catana has arrived at Malta to the effect
that the Catanese have hoisted the tri-colored flag
Italy.
curious proof of the hatred now felt toward Ger
mans by the people OF Austrian Italy lately given by
the frequeners OF the great theatre OF La Scala
Milan who rose and Quilted the play house soon as
Fanny Elssler, who was formerly great iavore, made
her appearance on the stage
The Augsburgh Gasette, under date of Vienna Feb
ruary rs, says:
Letters from Italy give accounts of revolutionary scene.
Blood n BeTlnmO,
ances have taken place at Cemona AT the theatres, the
Austrian officers were thrown from the boxes pit
At facena, several took place the theare-al
those arrested having loaded pistols their pockets is
ances to break at Milan. A slight wound given
officer wl be sufficient TO break all the bonds OF discipline
tanned and 1t is evident Thar the morale of the soldier will
not long hold out agains, such continued excitement.
AT Pavia, the students of the university attempted
movement, in which IT said that the Hung aran
troops, in the service of Austria. joined.
All the date of the latest avices from Turin, the proc
amation of a republic in Paris was still unknown,
though intelligence of the dismissal of NJ Guizot had
been received. The Sandman government has called
out the of the army, and about to the
tonal guard. The KING has signed decree sanconng
the civil emancipation OF the Professionals and il hoped
that this great act OF justice will be extended to the Jews
Parma, although repressed by an army of Austrian sol
dlers, has already made formidable demonstration in
favor of liberty and reform The Duke, terrified tor the
moment, promised to grant reforms but soon repented,
and having secured strong reinforcement of Austrian
troops, issued menacins proclamation to the people.
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having arrived at Trevso the officers of these regiments
had meeting with the Italian officers commanding the
troops stationed in this town. and mutually swore not to
fight again in favor of oppression After this scene they
araded together through the Streets crying ltalan lib
erty forever"
The same spirit (says one OF the ounas) animates the
Venetian and Dalmatan sailors, and among the Hungi
ran regiments are many officers and soldiers holding the
same sentiments
The official Gazette of Rome on the nth of February,
announces that the Pope has appointed commission TO
the institutions already awarded to the people and 10
propose system of government that shall be jant
at the time with the POnlcal authority, and with
the wants Of the times
The Patria of Florence. that the only cardinal
who, in the Secret Consistory, opposed The grant OF
constitutions was Cardinal Bernelti who said 'sthat they
ought not, by stroke of the pen, to destroy edIce,
the work of many ages to which Plus TX replied in
these remarkable words, "l is exactly old buildings that
most need new foundations" Rome will have consti-
tuition.
Al ConstantinoPle, 500 Italians dined together on the
10th ut at the Hotel Angleere, to celebrate the recent
banners, and the flag of England was in conspicuous
places, draped with that of the cisApine republic
The republics OF Venice and Genoa, through their
co refused TO be present at the dinner Several patrloc
oasts drunk and eloquent speeches made, in
praise Of Pope Plus and the principles which now con-
vulse all Italy.
a diplomatic dinner in honor OF the nuncio
To-day similar dinner was given by the Russian
ambassador, in honor OF Sgnor Ferrere, which fol-
lowed by ball, for which some hundred invitations
sent.
The cholera had not disappeared but quite disre
garded Meheme Ali had gone to Malta for his health.
He arrived there on the 10th ut in the French steamer
Alexandra, attended by numerous suite
On the evening of his arrival, her Maiesty's steamer
Locust despatched TO give notice of the event 10 the
vice admiral, Sir w Parker as well as to his highness,
Ibrahim Pacha, if in the neighborhool Her Maesy's
frigate Oin also to be placed at the disposal
OF his hghness, whose health has been considerably i'm
proved During the past few days he had been there, he
had enjoyed calm nights.