The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-03

succeed in uniting all the countries and tribes OF the
ras tranquility and order have been disturbed in many
parts OF the empire A civil is raging in
part OF the monarchy Preparations have been made
to restore legal order everywhere The conquest over re-
belion aud the of domestic peace the first cond
lions 10 the great work which we now take in hand
'ln this rely confidently the sensible and candid
co-operalion OF the nation by its representatives.
1--WE rely on the sound OF the loyal inhabitants OF
the country, whom the laws the abolition OF ser
tude and nposS have admitted to full enjoyment oicivil
I'VE rely the loyal servants of the State.
sNPeel our glorious army WIN persevere IN iheit an
Ter OF the throne, and buiwark TO the county and Its free
1--WE shan belappy reward merit withou, any distinc-
ton oil Birth or station
People of Ausral it is an awful time in which
oa The throne of iorefathers Great are the du-
ties of our Office great responsibility. Nav God pro-
aolnutz, Dec. 2, Isis sCHWARZENBERG."
The sentiments here expressed will be looked upon
with ds,rust, the first act of his Majesty was to con-
inue the murderers of Blum and Messenhauser in Office
Franco; Joseph L.
| The Algemeine Zeitung, speaking of the Emperor
Francis Joseph, says 1.-The young Emperor has had the
advantage of very careful education, and he has
fully studied several of the sciences His talent for
language is very great and his style highly cultivated.
He very fond OF military science, and is acquainted
with its most minute details He has been present at
several of the engagements which have taken place in
Italy during the late campaign. Great pains have been
taken to make him early acquainted with various modes
by his styling himself Francis Joseph--the name of
Joseph neXpessby dear to the Austrans and by this
stroke, whether Intentionally or not he has gained much
popularity Two years ago the young monarch for
some in England whence he returned full OF enthu-
sIasm for the British Parliament"
The Abdication
In the fourth sitting of the Constituent Diet at Kremsr,
on the 81 inst Prince Schwarzenberg stated that the En-
peror's act OF abdcaon took place in the Convocaon
Hall of the Episcopal Palace, in Olmutz in the presence
OF his serene highness Prince WndlschgraH, Baron Js-
iachch Ban of Croatia and the ministers. These par
ties being assembled his Majesty, accompanied by his
consort and attended by Prince Lobkowiiz made the
solemn act OF abdicaton in favor OF his nephew, Arch
duke Francis Joseph, he having attained his full age
decline OF nearly two per cent at first in the funds on
account of the words emperor by the grace Of God" hay
ing been substituted for constitutional emperor" usual
ly adopted by the Emperor Ferdinand.
The of the late Emperor's abdication seems TO
have produced favorable impression at Vienna. The
ike ebulitlon of popular feeling; but they mis-
taken The small pickles that patrolled the town found
crowds to dispense The streets rather empty,
though II was a fine day, and Sunday, too, on which
the population of Vienna wont to take their pleasure
The present Emperor was born on the 18th OF August
1880. The Emperor Ferdinand has fixed upon Prague
his place OF residence and the day of his abdcaon
he quilted Omuz TO proceed there He arrived at Prague
the 81, nearly midnight when the of his alb
dcaon was hardly known ihe ere Senwarzen
Assembly at krcmsr where it appears to have created
considerable surprise.
Facts and Rumors.
The new Emperor expected at Vienna the 18th,
to hold grand review, and to take the usual oaths He
will return to OlmuH and remove with the Diet 10 Wen
ma early in January.
The Brednu GGse tte states that the Emperor of
Austria has commenced his reign by dsmissing Prince
Lobkowz, Count M Detrichsein, and Count Auers-
perg. The former is the courier who assumed such i'm
poant airs during the residence of the Emperor at
Olmuz, and who insuted the deputaton from the civic
authorities OF Paguethe city in which his late imperial
master has sought retreat from the tolls OF govern
ment.
1t is supposed that the Austrian government will short
ly follow the example of the Prussian and dissolve
the Assembly Kemsir, after has voted refused
vote, the credit Of S0,O00O0o of horns demanded by
ministers The vote in favor of the demand will, in the
eyes OF minister's render the present Diet unnecessary
and the refusal will exhibit as useless appendage to
government.
The Vienna University will not be re-opened before
February next During the last few days the severity Of
the state of siege has been increased Ministers have
resolved 10 dissolve the union OF SiebenbuEgen with
Hungary Proper,
The Hungarian campaign is to be postponed until all
the troops have taken The oaths of allegiance to the
Emperor skirmsh is reported to have taken place at
Bruck, in which the Hungarians were beaten. Accord
ing TO the SHeaa GazeHe, the house OF Robschild has
advanced million of hos (cloo,Ooo) for the OF
the army.
The military executions for political offences still con-
tnue.
An exleutenant OF the Austrian army (LescynskD has
been sentenced by court tial to twelve years mprs
onment in fortress for having taken part in the late
surrecon. Another individual named Urban has been
condemned to twelve years hard work III chains for
similar offence
appears in public in military uniform, and also when he
gives audiences TO deputalions.
The cholera RACES eariuly at Presburg.
Prussia.
Tie National assembly dissolved
On the Doth meeting of the Assembly took place at
Brandenburg but only l5l members were present The
Assembly, therefore, stood adjourned.
Simons motion to call up the substitutes of the absent
deputies caused large accession the 30th which day
1913 members present. and 3 represented themselves
as absent only from indisposon business Ii was,
therefore, deemed more prudent to adjourn more; and
the LIST INST the number OF members present great
y increased On that day 50 deputies of the Left Centre,
and, through of their body, applied for dourn-
ment until the Monday following which negatved
! by las TO ll3.
In the time however, the King believing that the
practical working of the administration was impossible,
resolved upon bold step in advance Finding his
altogether and requested the nation TO accept charter
octroy<e tas the phrase is) by himself.
The decree oil dissolution is as follows:
"We, Frederick William, by the grace of God King OF
Prussia &c NC, have through reports of
Msnsry OF State relative to the late sttngs of the Assem-
bly, convoked Tor the purpose OF concordng
with prooipu sorrow, the conviction that the
important abos Tor which this Assembly has been called
together cannot be prolonged without oncroaom upon
. the rights OF without trenchng
welfare of the nation, which is insepara BILE these
rights We therefore. on the proposition of Ministry
OF State, decree as follows:
IL The Assembly called together for the purpose of
| 'concording constitution, is hereby dissolved
y Our Ministry OF Stale is charged with the execution
| u this order.
Given and signed with our own hand and sealed with
FREDERICK WILLIAM MANTEUFFEL,
| BRANDENBURG, RENTELEN,
| LADENBERG, Won DER HEYDT."
SROTHA,
Sketch of the Constitution.
| OF the constitution the main points are:
4 D., "a A.