The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-30
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 80, lS49

The prospects of the country for the three months
are Inli oil gloom Distress prevails in the south as wei
as IN the west The peoples repugnance enter the
workhouse has been increased through the prevalence
lever cholera and other pestlences within the walls Of
| The appearance OF the crops is promising.
The Rev. FATHER MATHEW We observe by the
Cork papers that this distinguished divine is 10 set sail
from Liverpool for New York. on the 2lst instant in the
packet ship Ashburton farewell temperance meeting
was held in Cork, on the 9th instant, at which Father
Mathew attended
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-l2m
Our Irish correspondents letters, dated yesterday. May
are at hand Daring the greater part Of yesterday,
there was coe:dsIabis anxiety respecting the wri. of
special reached Dublin shortly before II o'clock
night which at once put an end % all speculation Late
before half hour had elapsed houssnds of the citizens
aware Of the fact that the House Of Lords had
endorsed the judgment of the below and that er
Majesty mays0ud she be- fond of blood-execute hang
assw ana hG p,ods ira E them beyond hs
she plesscs with them. &"
little expected and far less desired Our
says that 90 soon MS the became known, pro-
starting agitation the view of showing that If
Ireland We what the law lords and the learned judges
fsss
T. entitled to the same laws and more particularly where
cipancy with which their lodshps disposed Of the case
is attributed ia Dublin, by many very wel-mean!ng cit
firm the sentence, even before the called
Il is understood by parties in possession of ..Case in
is the intention of the government carry the sentence
Of upon all the prisoners The frat Of June
future destination.
Memorials very extensive scale to be got up,
praying the Queen to grant free pardon. or she
WON'T although nineteentwentiehs Of her Irish subjects
request It, She must act according the English WISH
and contrary to the demands Of her Irish subjects.
France.
The FErE.-The anniversary fer the proclamation of
the French republic by the National Assembly was Gel
ebrated Friday with great pomp the President of the
republic assisting The ceremony was principally re-
ligous pne Paris presented splendid sight. and every
thing passed of peaceaby; At Dion. however, some
Hotel de Vile. where artillerymen had been i'm.
Some prisoners were let loose The President Of the
republic had dissolved the national guard OF Dion.
funeral service was performed on Saturday at the
!nvades, in honor OF the anniversary OF the death Of the
Emperor. Prince Louis Napoleon was present. Napo
leon Bonaparte, the ambassador to Madrid also
present. but sat apart and it remarked with regret
by the friends of the President that sign Of recognition
passed between him and his cousin
SYMPTOMS OF MILITARY INsUBoRDINArIoN The Re-
forms states that serious mutiny occurred Friday
evening" alter roll call, amongst the prvates of the 9TH
regiment OF light infantry, in consequence OF the impris
onment OF Sergeant Major Bochot who has been adopt
ed by the socialists candidate for the department Of the
Seine. On Saturday morning the soldiers again refused
obedience, notwithstanding the colonel addressed them
even refused to supply guard Of honor to the President
of the republic until several of their comrades who had
been imprisoned were restored TO liberty
The regiment left Paris on Wednesday for Marsal.
Discipline is said TO be restored in the corps The excl
to dscord to the number of 80, in the hands of
the military authorities.
The ELECTION Signs Of the approaching election are
everywhere visible On the walls of Paris large pacards
posted, in several Of which the of the socialist
candidates is recommended to the electors II is general
~ believed that about twenty OF the candidates contained
the list of the Committee of the Union Electorate for
Paris will be elected The preparatory scrutiny held to-
day in Paris has given most favorable result The
names chosen were: Dufaure, Passy, Bedeau, Lamor-
cere Odlon Barrot, Laseye, Leon Faucher, Bageaud,
Moreau, Theirs, Cavagnac, Favin, Cannon, Faloux,
Noowski, Mole. Peupn. Roger (du Nord,) Foud, Mon.
ielemberi CoqueTel. PaPate, Hugo, Bixio, Chamboe,
Boissel, Marie, Murat, Q.ucien.)
The number OF votes in the preparatory scrutiny was
$4,000. number highly satisfactory to the moderate
by 900 votes Against such numser the ultra dem
ocratic list would have no chance.
The EXPEDITION TO ITALy-DEGEAT OF THE MINISTRY.
expedition to Rome, A commission was named on Mon
day night IN the Assembly, to examine the instructions
given 10 Gen. 0udino The commission came to the fol-
government to take, without delay necessary
in order that the expedition to Italy may not longer be
turned from the object assigned to it." After tumultu
discussion, at half-past in the morning, the
luton was carried BY majority of 81. With respect to
the ministry, il is quite understood that il will not retire.
In consequences Of the news from Italy, orders were
given at Toulon, the 9TH nst that the arterymen of
the siege battery OF Toulon should instantly embark for
Italy.
The following appears in the National:
The Emuoy of Rome the of the R,am peope TO his
brothers of France.
sanguinary combat has taken place between the in.
habtans Of Rome and the children Of France whom rig
orders urged against homes The sentiment OF
military honor commanded them obey their chiefs the
sentiment Of patriotism ordered defend liberties
and our country Honor Is saved but al what prioe May
the terrible responsibility be avered from who uni
ted by the bonds of charity. May the culpabe be
pardoned-they no sufficiently punished by remorse.
Health and fraternity.
l.. FaApoLLI, Colonel,
Envoy Extraordinary OF the Roman Republic at Paris.
In consequence OF the received from Italy, the
greatest excitement has prevailed Paris The extreme
party in ecsasies at finding the French troops who
were sent to suppress the Roman republic. beaten.
The Moniteur publishes this day the l0th) somewhat
the march of 0udinot They announce the entrance Of
the Ausans side, and of the Neapoltans on the
other into the Ecclesiastical States But dates are stub
born things, and they do not 10 have been much
regarded this occasion Victor Consideran has boldly
inpeached the President before the National Assembly,
and the Pupe to-day, which has been sold an
price in the Streets has OF those bold and mastery
articles which entle to the honors has 90 frequently
achieved OF martyrdom and, doubtless shall hear in
the course OF the day that il has been seized and that
prosecution has been commenced against IT, Ii does not
mince matters, bat boldly afims that Louis Napoleon
must be suspended that he has committed treason against
the republic that he is the salaried agent Of coalition.
Yesterday there was great apprehension OF some dan
GER mems minds are more tranquIzed to-day Various
most sinister reports bruted about as to the feeling
OF the military The present state of things was said to
have created spirit in the army which would evince IT.
self in act against the government; and every
is well that there has been unweared diligence
on the part of the agalors to get up dsacon amongst
them. The marching away OF some OF the regiments,
rnnveva of sOdiArs Drison III J,Ah.