The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-10

s a nrssssd his gratitude to l. Philippe. and year
after renewed his attempts al boulogner ms IAN
nage caused great excitement especially on the part oil
Pierre Bonapare. M Odilon BarTot exclaimed hat sueh
ontrages rendered discussion impossible M Ledru kol,
lin persisted however saying Una, aei 9 ssd he AID
not Odllion Barrot OF being consPItor he only
accused him of blindness. Nj DE Falloux protested
against the proposition TO bring subordinate olcers 10
bear evidence affecting the conduct OF their superors as
would be the case if the inquiry demanded regarding
General Changaraer should be ailowe , y would de,
was responsible and il he was then absent Il was be-
cause he was ILL., brutal laugh having met this remark
a member observed that the minister had The cholera
The minister blamed, them in severe terms, the conhuc
of the opposition trying to excite the passions OF Inc
country at critical moment, for such conduct weak-
ened the credit of France the eyes of Europe, and he
warned them that they would, by their excuses, lead
France through the disasters that followed the
excuses of the first revolution. M Flocon was about
10 speak at post hour
PANS BouRsE. THURSDAY, May 2i-There has been but
very little business doing day feeling of uneasiness
pervadng the minds OF spectators prices have however,
some recovered and closed higher than ON the pre-
vous day For the account, hves were last marked at
S2f, and threes at 5lf. 75c.
LONDON MAY ga correspondent, dating from Paris,
last night says "l any dependence to be placed on
public rumor. we must be on the eve OF coup deaf
Every one YOU meet in the streets will tell you the same
thing The day is hyed and according to the very
latest and authentic accounts, shall see some
thing important before the dawn OF next Monday; un-
fortunately, 10 know exactly what the ma
of the coup deta is TO be, are people quite agreed
whether it ID to be on the part OF the Assembly
ment aeans, The Assembly 1t is generally admitted that
the red republicans and the socialists have no intention
of committing themselves by raising an euaeute ha,
could they gain by movement! They have succeeded
in the elections be, ond their hopes, and they have
nothing to gain by fighting in the streets, while they
have everything to lose II there should be move
ment at all, il will doubt be in other quarters, and
not among the red republicans. The government
has made great preparations as II something serious were
expected Paris is full of troops and the posts every.
uhara tripla
Changarner have taken energetic measures TO epess an
attempt at disturbance In the neghborhood OF the pal
ace OF the National Assembly, there almost as many
troops used To see there after the revolution Moth
ing has been arranged with respect to the change OF
siry, and is supposed that the present ministers will
now remain in Office till after the meeting OF the new
Assembly Marshal Bugeaud has expressed some I'M
willingness to enter the cabinet and would prefer mill
tary command
Accounts from Madrid of the 10th inst, state that M
Orax Aveca and several other Progressla deputies had
deposited on the table of the Chamber the following
proposition: "The Assembly views with great dsplea-
sure the embakahon of military expedition for the Ro
man dominons, as well every kind of demonstration
tending to compromise the reconciliation OF the holy ia
Their with his beloved sons of the eternal city"
Italy.
The Rerisa Independents of Florence, OF the 10th
contains letter from Rome of the 18th, stating that up
10 that day the situation had changed that the French
were four miles off, the Neapoliians - the Spaniards al
Fumicino and that attack from all sides expect
ed TO take place the following day The Conca'tore OF
the un noWeVel, STATES ,,a ~o,oo, ic' a'e a. &c
tel al Guido' l3,ooo Neapohihs a' hloaR. nal e la
ter have not advanced IN consequence OF he Steps taken
by Gen Oudinoi 10 induce mem 10 ntt' anu 1iat an M
lack was 10 nave aRen pace on .he i2' Du ulu ho vi
account OF 'he arrival On uie I VI w rruia i.es
,T,mot,m The NeanoIians il is said have invaded
the provinces on the Adratic Advices from Leghorn
state that arms have been voluntarily surrendered there
m great quantities MANY of the inhabitants had emf.
grated. ~ 80
ents letter, dated yesterday, p. m:
81 understand that news which considered here of
favorable kind been eceived this morning. from Rome
bv the F,ench government If information be of the
satisfactory nature would confirm the
intelligence have already communicated to YOU of
founded hone that the difficult Rome
Tho ,ench ia Likely to be arranged The de
tails have not uanspired yond the fact of anstict
havna heen agreed 10 no doubt to give time for uhe
What lie interior measures viii be- il wonI,
ihanarnns m saw II is eoua v dicult 10 give credit tc
the MANY rumors that re aoat one of them going so
80 ,hnt Tho Roman renubIic will he recopnsed Iy the
E.nch aovernment Thi, however is 90 entirely differ
a., Tor, What has been mn to the present moment the
voued poicv of the Ere that il ia almost
;mnossble 10 vive credit 10 It, That any such intention
.x ia denied in Quarters entitled TO restIec there fore
dismss If and content mvs.I with maintaining the fact
It, homes ne med of an without hay
in to arms and merely noting that runor of the
extr, odinnrv n,,ture alluded TO Is in existence"
-,
Letters nave, Deeh received al raTseii,es cohn'Hne
The report OF Inc second Victory OF uaHoMui over INT
Neapolians. He took 1909 prisoners.
The Austrians entered Bologna on the 18th Nav afte
sanguinary struggle