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

the castle but well watched by
commandan of the forces (sir e. Blakeney) loudly
eheered oy ,he MOB @ Pl e he
operation OF the ncome-tax fresh proof OF the desire oil
that body tighten the burdens of the sister countryper
haps than even strict justice TO the heaviiyaxed
people of Eugand entities IL.
Since the above was written, learn that the out
ageous language spoutsd forth at the Music Hail. and the
sedous bels published in the United lrishman have al
length roussd The 70 ake 10 Me- ob
Mitchell for seditous libel published IN his paper Ana
Thomas Meaghe of Waterford, who are charged win ut
ering seditous speeches at the Music Hall IN Dublin The
reached the government that the above parties with Others
having been discovered carrying on elandestine cores
geous, character any Further leny shown TO such mis-
guided men would have been only misplaced.
DUBLIN, March 22-To-day the city has been in
OBnen, Meagher, and Mitchell, accompanied by large
circle of friends both of the Young and Old Ireland
tons, moved from the Confederation rooms in DOlier
street. 10 the head office at the Royal Exchange give
bail Tor their appearance IN compliance with Mr. Por-
ters notifications The shouting all along the line of
route was tremendous and more especially in front of
the old Parliament House. BY accident, troop of art
lery passing at the same moment with their guns,
which appeared TO quicken the enthusiasm OF the process
sion.
ted the accused returned, and were welcomed in DOlier
street by additional crowd amounting altogether to
not less than 10000 persons, who undeerred by the
heavy rain, cheered and shouted most vehemently The
conduct OF the UConnells, in offering themselves
bail for their adversares, has covered them with popu-
larity.
down by the calamity which has befallen their leaders
The declaration of of these orators the late Man
chester meeting is to be the future policy OF the remain
ing chieftains. Should Messrs OBren, Meagher, and
MITCHELL undergo the full penalty for sediton three 9th
resolved TO take their places, and utter precisely
similar sentiments Should they, too, be cut Oft, three
others OF the eduee devoted ready for the tate OF
their brethren; and thus will it go on, until the whole
party is imprisoned eyiled Then eu bono prosecu-
tons and prescriptions Such is the prospect held out TO
the government have heard this programme declared
by one OF themselves AT meeting of the trades, last
night, adefence fund.- established and fifty pounds
subscribed in few minutes.
The informations have been forwarded to the Crown
Office by the magistrates. The trayersers have applied
for copies of those voluminous documents, which the
clerks engaged in making out
The Crown Solicitor it said has sent retaners, on
the part of the prosecution to Mr. Jonathan Hem, c. C.,
Mr.. White side, @. c., and Sir Conan OLoghlen These
gentlemen with the Attorney and Solicitor Generals and
probably Mr. Sergeant Warren and one or two others,
will be the counsel for the Crown.
Yesterday all the troops stationed at the custom house,
bank, college, rotundo four courts &c, were removed
to their respective barracks The reinforcement of
airy brought to Dublin last week returns to quarters this
day 1t is considered that the recent display of military
force has produced the desired effect and need not be
tnued
THE ROMAN CONsTITUTIoN--We have received an
extraordinary supplement- or "hyng sheet" of La
Lega Iaiana OF Saturday last he 18th instantly which
damenta Constitution by his holiness Pope Plus TX
The College of Cadnals Chosen by the Pope) to be
constituted senate, nseparabe from the same and two
delberatve councils, for the formation of the laws,
to be established. consisting of the "Hish Council" and
the Council OF Deputies"
The judicial tribunals are to be independent of the
government; and extraordinary commission courts
are to be in future established The national guard is to
be considered an institution OF the State.
The Pope convokes and prorogues the legislative
chambers, and dissoves the Council of Deputies being
required to convoke chamber within three months
which will be the ordinary duration of the annual
sion. The sessions are to be public. The members of
the senate are to be appointed by the Pope for fe and
their number is not unlimited The qualification OF a
senator is the OF 80 years. and the penary exercise Of
civil and political rights.
The senate will be chosen par preference from the pre-
aes eccesiastics minister's judges, counseors OF state,
conssora lawyers, and the possessors OF income Of
1000 scudi per annuIn.
The Pope will appoint the president and vice pre- sden
The second council will be elective, the numerical
basis of deputy to every 10000 souls The electors
to consist of the gontaonier', mayors pnors and
elders OF the cities and communes; the possessors OF
capital OF 300 scudl the payers OF direct taxes 70 the
amount OF II scudl per annum the members OF the col
leges OF their faculties and the tituar professors OF the
universities; the members of the councils of discpine
the advocates and attorneys practising in the collegiate
tribunals; the iaertes all honorem the state UNIVERSE
ties; the members of the chambers of commerce the
heads Of factories and industrial establishments; and the
heads OF scientific and public institutions assessed TOR
certain amounts
The qualification of deputy is the possession OF
capital of 5000 scudi, the payment of taxes to the
amount of 100 scudi per and the members OF col
eges and professors OF universities, &C. will be eligible
OHcio. The profession of the Polish religion in
dspensable qualification for the exercise of civil
and political rights distinct electoral law will regu-
late the elections of deputies.
The discussion of financial matters exclusively apper-
tans to the Council of Deputies The sum or civil list
appropriated to the endowment OF the Pope and the Col
lege of Cardinals and ecclesasc purposes generally
well TO the expenses OF the corps dplomaque, the
pontca guards the maintenance OF the aposolcal pal
aces and museums and various other purposes, fixed
at 60 900 scudi per annum, including fund for
contingencies The canons tributes, and dues, amount
ing to the annual of 1900 scudi, 10 remain at
the entire disposal of the Pope. The ministers
sponsble for their actions, and have right to speak
both councils, whether members not The session of
the chambers will be suspended by the death of the reign
ing Pontf, but the new Pope must convene them
month after his election. The ministers are to be con-
frmed and chosen by the Sacred College
The rights of the temporal sovereignty exercised by
defunct Pontf vested in the Sacred College during
the interregnum
There will also be Council of State, composed of .
councillors, and body of auditors not exceeding 81
and to give its advice administrative affairs in
of emergency Ministerial functions may also be
ferred upon il by special law.
Russia.
UKAsE OF THE EMPEROR. majesty the Emperor
has issued the following ukase to the Minister of War
SIN the west of Europe events have transpred which
manifest the sinful design of subvertng legal authorities
The alliances of friendship, and the treaties by which Rus
is connected to the neghborng powers, impose upon
the sacred duty take timely measures for placing
portion of our troops upon footing that in cir
should demand it, firm front be opposed
the direful spread OF anarchj
"In pursuance Of this we commendi