The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-22

which love IN proportion 70 the very dangers which she
M. Olivier, the comnissary of the government al
arsees, has ordered by decree dated the 2oth that
the notes OF the Bank Of Marsees shall be received as
individuals that, until further orders the bank shall Dc
relieved from the necessity OF eimburslng ITS notes ina,
the amount OF issues shall not exceed 2ooooooo; ana
that the bank NAV issue notes OF sol.
| Prussia proclaimed Republic.
| The Paris Commerce OF the 25th ut confirms what
had been previously reported by telegraph as follows
which we add TO this addressed to the provisional gov
ernment and posted the Bouse leaves doubt OF the
| authenticity OF the communication"
| Berlin letter of the 2st states that the Prince of
Prussia had left for England Before his flight the peo-
pie had demanded that he should renounce all right to
| the throne.
| We read as follows in the Patrie:
ave have received an authentic source some de-
tails relative the terrible in front OF the royal palace
az Berlin on the 18th The people, not content with making
the King descend from his apartments and take off his hat
before the victims who had aen PEELED him to place
his hand the heart OF several saying, Here hearts
which lew hours beat for you but which have been
pierced by the balls of your soldiers"
We learn from Berlin, under date of the Goth, that all
the Polish prisoners in that city have been set at liberty
They went in procession to the palace, and the King a
peared the balcony, and bowed to them NJ MierOs-
awski was in carriage, the horses of which tax
OIL BY the people, who supplied their places utterng
loud acclamaons.
The Cologne Gazette OF the cath ult has accounts from
Berlin up to the evening OF the 22d at that time the
capital was TRANQUIL and the ceremony of the ntermen
Of The victims OF the revolution had gone off without the
y 80 VI "i'"o"' 'AAS
slightest interruption of order The King pres
ent at this ceremony, but all the authorities attended it,
The date OF these accounts throws doubt the
received yesterday from Metz, of the proclamation of
republic at Berlin.
The Universal Gasee of Prussia of the 23d, states
that the King had placed the properties of the State
GLIDING the military stores destined to be employed for
the defence of the country against foreign foes under the
protection OF the citizens and inhabitants of Berlin. 1t
also states that the king had ordered that the pledges
exceeding thaers in the pawnbrokng establishments,
should be given up at the cost of the treasury
mittee had been formed for receiving donations behalf
of those who were wounded, and of the widows and
children of the slain in the events. The Gazette
announces that in consequence OF its compostors being
DESTROYS OF attending the funeral OF the victims which
took place the previous day. had been obliged to 60
to press early
1t is Of the most gratifying results Of the popular
excitement in Germany, that 1t has forced the King OF
Hanover, of the most rigid absolutists of ALL
store to his people the Liberties he took from them, with
considerable additions, by way of interest He has is.
sued the following proclamation:
'Hanoverians In many representations which
have reached me, have already abolished the censorship
Of the press, permitted the publication OF the proceedings
ia the Estates recognised the right Of association, grant
desired amnesty and rights all who
have been condemned for political ofencesa
with regard several other points promised further consd
aua oa do nDS a ne Estates of the
ders that by the time they meet all necessary preparatory
measures shall have been taken.
SIN particular. will, under the essentially altered
position of all Germany lay before the Estates proposals
Change shall be based upon tue responsibility Of the minis
try the country and upon the union of the royal treasury
with that OF the country 80
81 exho you all calmly the developments of
events, and to avoid the disturbance OF legal order
"HASovER. March 30"
The day before the proclamation was issued the King
of Hanover sent official notification to the burgher
guard that he had dismissed Prvy Councillor Fake from
his post in the cabinet
The burghers (says letter from Hanoyer) have COM
pleely maintained the peace OF the city By their desire
should require their assistance Last night two soldiers
were apprchended for having ntruded.
The King OF Hanover has conceded all the demands OF
his people and been obliged to submit to the bitter
sy of calling the ministry NJ Stube, the liberal depu-
y of Osnabrick who for refusing to abet his Majesty
the arbitrary measures which he adopted his
sion, was prosecuted and imprisoned for several years
Revolution In Genoa.
The Patrie of the oath ult. says g At the moment of
going to press, we were assured that great movement
had taken place at Genoa aud that it had detached itself
from Sardinia, with the project OF contributing to the
foundation OF an Italian Unity with republican form OF
Russia.
From the London Times March a5
sThe contents of the private letters received this after
from St Peersbursh possess considerable interest
1t is said that the anger OF the Emperor at the
will hold communication with that country. The
OF the army about 1000 men) is ordered be
Immediately raised and TO be complete by the st April
and the guards to hold themselves readiness TO
march to Poland on the shortest notice. In every
branch Of the War Department in fact activity prevails
and all the regular cavalry Cossacks Tarars, Kalmucs,
and Bashkrs, ordered to assemble on the western
frontiers AT these dates, however, little was known
of the taken by England, Prussia, and other
powers and hence it probable that upon the receipt OF
later advces the ardor OF the Emperor may have sub
sided With regard to business, it is mentioned that
there is not much alteration. Exchange continues very
low, and gold is expected to be sent to this country.
Affairs In Milan.
The Opnonc of Turin, of the goth ultimo, publishes
the following news from the Nouard dated the 10th
Milan is inurged, and in OF siege. The gates
closed, and the battle RACES within The people have
made themselves OF Ave pieces of cannon, and the
Five thousand Lomenes their way Milan
sist their brehren"
The same journal adds:
CAT haltpast D, p we learn that tho government is
in the hands OF tho MiIanese, Casa President and
icoor the government palace. Yesterday all the
functionares had abandoned Milan The OF the
movement The Broietto The gendarner and
mon fraternzed with the people, The Hungarians h ave
shown themselves friendly the people, who Cried Viva
la Unghena The cannonading Of the castle began yeer
day s. and lasted I'LL ii p All the public ediiices
in the hands OF the people The Comasna, Valtelua,
and Bcrgamo said this be in open insur
rection."
1t is said also that the Swiss corps francs have crossed
the frontier and that the vceroy has been made prisoner
near Bresca by battalion of Italian grenadiers. We
learn from Vigevane that the Hungarian cavalry took
part with the Manese for, having received orders to
prevent the entrance OF the country people, they allowed
them to enter in shoals Last night at all the ocsns
of the villages the Pedmontese frontier sound
ing the alarm The instruction general at this moment
throughout the Lombardo Venetian kingdom Other let
tiers confirm that the viceroyal palace in the hands OF the