The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-13

the recent revolts against the government and especially
that OF Seville below mentoned and in general that he
had intrigued with the progressis party the mode
RADIOS. IL was further added thai the people of Madrid
had become so exasperaied against the British minister,
thai the government could answer for his personal
safety.
serious military instruction broke out at Seville on
the 18Th, which headed by several officers The
Captain General OF Andausla TOOK active measures for
its represslon and after severe conflict appears that
the government remained masters OF the field although
they had by far the worst OF the fighting. They Were
driven out OF the suburbs of Trana, in which the revolt
ed took up position at half past two in the morning;
and their attempt to follow the insurgents, when these
etreated on the road 10 Aueva, was completely unsuc-
cessful.
No intelligence had yet been received as to the ultimate
result of the conflict, which could be relied The
government accounts represent IT, however, having
ended in the complete defeat OF the reyolted.
The Condo de Mrasol was on the point OF departure
for London. commissioned by the government TO enter
into explanations with Lord Palmerson this subject
The blockade of Venice is merely nominal Merchant
vessels enter without any opposition
The Austrian ambassador has lett Rome. The Pope
asserted to have autograph letter to the En-
peror of Austria offering him his mediation, condition
of his unconditional abandonment OF Italy. The Pope
nvokes the right which nations have TO reconstltue
themselves, cites the example of Germany and concludes
hat after the late events in Lombardy. II has become
possible for Austria longer TO govern Italy:
private letter from Rome of the 10Th instant says
that much uneaslness prevails there violent reaction
feared the part OF the popuace and the neghbor
ing peasantry.
u
proclamation on the l2h announcing that the loss ss-
tanned on The preceding day by the troops under General
Ferrar was slight and amounted only to forty killed and
wounded.
The Gazette of Venice contains proclamation of the
government OF the republic, calling the citizens per
severe in their efforts to drive out the Austrans.
The provisional government at Milan has published a,
proclamation, which bears date the 18th instant in which
solemn declaration is made that in the opinion of the
government, the only means OF electually driving the
Austrlans out of Lombardy, and establishing its ndepen-
dence OF that power are to form union with Piedmont
and that nationality can only be assured BY unity But
that not wishing to the responsibility of meas
ure so important the provisional government ordered that
registers be opened in all the parishes and communes of
the question shall be decided BY the sss ,
the people The votes are to be given either 'o immed
ate union, or for the adjournment OF the III !ston till
the termination of the war.
The Noupelste de Marseiles reports that an Austrian
division has violated the Swiss territory, by marching
through the Canton of the Grisons TO attack the Pied
montese army in the
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 18th states that the
preparations for the attack of Pescher, actively
pushed forward The fortress is blocked ON all sides
18TH Accounts from Bresca state that Giober dned at
the Kings table the nth. On the day body of
from 5000 to 10000 NeapoItans arrived Goo They
were destined for the camp before Mantua The Aus
TRAN troops at Verona said to be greatly discouraged
Radezky keeps up their spirits by promising them Prus-
aa on arr defended BY
sades. The bridge Of Caselveccha is mined, and the
three bridges within the town mined also. Ralezky
lneUuS blowing up III case ne should De forced TO
retire to the left side of the river He would then bonn
bard the right side, when in the power of the enemy
Houses and trees have been removed within radius Of
100 metres all around the town The inhabitants are or
dered to leave their doors open during the night and to
light their windows, under pain of COMMANDMENT Ra-
detzky has demanded immense quantity of corn meal,
oats, and hay OF the town but hay has been refused on
the plea of impossbility.
The reports from the Frioul are contradictory The
accounts of the check sustained by the patriots in the
Frlou are denied by the Milan Gazette, in a supplement
OF the l4th which states that Gen Ferrars retreat from
Cornuda only stratagem for that he passed through
Irevso and took the Austrians in flank, while General
Durando took them In the rear from Bassano They add
ed that 500 Ausrans and cannOns had been
taken by the Italian forces, and that the battle still
gong on.
The Pedmontese Gazette OF the Goth quotes bulletin
OF the lsth announcing that the fire opened against
peschlera on that day The principal attack directed
tablshed on the poongaons of The sides began weak
en- ITS deences with their fire The fortress answered
the fire vigorously, but without effect.
Letters have been received from Naples the 9th nst
but they contain nothing of much importance The cleo
ons were nearly finished, and here, in France and
Austria, the first exercise of the popular franchise had
resulted IN the return of moderate conservatives Agta
lon was still kept up by the mob for the abolition of the
Chamber OF Peers, and for formal declaration of war
against Austria, which has not yet been pronounced,
although so large contingent has been sent the army
Of Italy. There was also much dissenson among the
ministry and another change in the cabinet expect
ed The French fleet had arrived consisting of three
hree-deckers three wodeckers, frigate and large
steamer but the republic not being recognised Naples.
10 salute was fired on either side The Scian question
II these dates was wholly disregarJed.
We learn that the 18th instant difference between
he King and the Chamber led to breach of the peace
n consequence of which the troops were called out
The national guard Immediately raised barricades in the
streets, ana combat ensued. Aftera time the fighting
became general, musketry and grape-shot being dis
charged.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says the
nsurrecuon, which | announced yesterday having
AIKEN place at Naples the l7h appears, by further
eports, to have led to the formation of new ministry,
presidency Corn md M Tho die.
'anding of the national guard" The advices which
lave arrived supply us with clue to the OF this
movement. Many of the inhabitants including dozen
members OF the Chamber of Deputies took refuge on
BOARD the French ships
By advces from Verona OF the 5h instant we learn
hat the advanced guard of Count Nugents army is
communication with the outposts of Marshal Radezkl
ne complete junction of the two armies expected /
n few days
Another important step has been taken towards unity
northern Italy The provisional government OF Venice
las notified It's readiness to anal gamate with Lombardy
he French frgate "Asmodee" is off the port of Venice
some OF the officers who landed enthusiastically re-
eived Other French vessels were expected.
Prussia.
great excitement has been prevailing at Berlin in
ard to an order lately issued by the government a the
,rihce OF PRUSSIA should return to the city Meetings
we're held and depua'iOns crowded to the minister
nonstrate Camphausen persisted in advocating lis re-
urn In their last proclamation, the minister said the
'flnce OF Prussia before his return into the couEtry
would give his full assent to the constitutional proceed
ngs adopted by the King. n
The Prince is to declare his formal intention of SIP
orung the future constitution this letter, previously ap
oved OF BY the ministry, will be published the Saat
in,seger The citizens have acknowledged the recall