The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-02


ing his old lady In the Of the night OF course
affair is the talk Of all Madrid.
! The Continent
The King Of Pussas refusal of the imperial crown
Germany have been well received by France
The secret OF this Is, that this step his part implies IA
better understanding with Austria and Russia than wa
anticipated. German unity, it Is thought In Paris i.
equivalent French weakness-to danger 10 the Marina
hence OF the french republic do refer to what i.
asdHy termed German uny"the Union of The netty
German States with Prussia alone under one
head. but N neetive alliance offensive and defensive
between the three great power. Russia, Austria, and
Prussia-necessari involving tho cooperation all the
minor German States; which, though strong
II isolated and not Protected led by of the great
powers have no Strength This French feeling Of neasi-
ness, upon hearing OF Prussias decision may think be
traced to recret remark Of the Russian minister the
intended coheIees at Brussels Said he when the
OF Italy and Hnngary arranged, will extirpae the
evil at It's root" To do that rduy would reduire the
digging up OF the bones OF Thomas Jefe for an
the present state of Europe but the of American
experiences in the application of his teachings However,
in France, this remark is translated threat apply
the knife OF extiraon I'd the present form of French gov
ernment as the European root of the $50 called) evil
Thiscondon of French and indeed, of English liberal
ist sentiment, implies OF confidence the integrity
of Prussia Now one, the King of Prussia would
tomorrow the old OF things, If he could be
cause royal family in Elope gives DIP power willingly.
lie took the lead in certain reforms III his kingdom,
only that he might direct ie spirit Of reform TO pre-
its innovations from taking from himself and his blood
all power. Prussia King would doubtless show himself in
true kingy colors, if he dared But in years the
government OF Prussia has been renodeled trans rrng
the power of the State almost wholly to the sopergs
acknowledged this side Of the Atlantic. The people
now the Stale the Hing, though decked with royalty
being possessed Of half the power ncden under the
stituon of the United Sares the presidency The
constitution OF Prussia accords him MORE but public opn
ion less; aud as at present. for SOME come the
law written tile hearts Of the people Of that Quartet
Europe will continue, In cases OF collision, and
successfully maintain its supremacy above any and all writ
ten laws.
The fear that there Is to be an anti republican league
with Prussia, party to it, appears 10 he idle
since the people of Prussia already the State Some of
the journals have started the idea that Radezks hardness
in attacking the beraiss of lower Italy the de-
sire OF his master to from his present practical
dom Russia and that the refusal OF the King of Prussia
to accept the imperial German is in accordance
with understanding between Austria and Prussia
oppose the purpose of Nicholas having in the sup
preston of liberalism throughout Europe. This app,aTs
to be ridiculous Tie cond'ioa of affairs in Hun
garythe fact thai war must break between Rus
STA and Turkey TO REQUIRE all the of the former for
its proseouonJ and the extreme probability that Caabria
and Sicily will prove much Tor his ally, Ferdinand
obviously debating the Emperor, Frederick
Joseph, the vital necessity OF settling his Italian Difficult
ties possible, and almost any TERMS that RAJ
dezks apparent halt in the midst of victory just what
should be expected that is, without staying OFT hunt
causes for II among imaginary possibilities. When the
Europa sailed, as wrote you, the affair Navarro
regarded having settled the Italian question beyond per-
adventure against the revoluonsts On the sailing of the
Cambria the political aspect Of the continent had Gin
short weekly undo entire change Instead of being
Settled the Italian ball thought be Just opening
thanks to Benz Later ndvices from Pennsylvania aud
Walachia had put entire new aspect the affairs
Of the whole of Europe The Europa's from that
quaIter to have been pack Of alsehoods
fact, red per order Of the Austrian and Russian cabinet
os,ed Paris and London by telegraph for the dou
BILE purpose OF dshearening the lberass in England and
FRANCE, Ito prevent sympathetic demonstrations their
parry and the Italians, about the time Radezk
pccod attack Charles Albert. This old trick of mill
tary diplomacy, succeeded a charm for you will ecol
lect that the advocates of Austria in France and England
Immediately pronounced that this rumored complete sup
preston of the rebellion in Hungary settled the question
Austrias competency instantly restore the Pope and
"pacdcate" arrange" Italian affairs to her liking. If
these false dispatches came the people of this
try like shower-bah, they did how much more stun
ming ad parayzng their effect upon the European
popular mind, which il far deeply interested in
the progress of affairs the continent than Is that OF
America Under their influence every liberal paper in
England hut the Despatch ackno wedged that the problem
had beep solved against PROGRESS and even here, the
Courier and Enquirer and Tribune virtually congratulated
the fries of peace that wise and moderate Austria had
succeeded in pacifcating the peninsula.
Letters subsequently received in the mail, however,
prove these dispatches have been forged false
counts p,m instead of being beaten by the Russians,
has defea ted them everywhere in AL skrmshes and gen.
era actions, when conendng against Russia alone,
combined with the troops Of the Austrian general Puchner
Such another of splendid victories have crowned
his Il unknown the history of European warfare
These false dispatches annenced that Puchner had full
filed his mission of relieving the city of Hermannstadt
On the contrary, he only arrived before in time find
but heap Of ruins where Hermannstadt had been ca
the 9th OF February after fifteen hours hard fighting,
Benz had badly beaten the Russians before that city On
the day the Russians returned to the CHARGE fighting
like heroes Tor six good hours before giving up the
whipped, and ted Rothenham Benz then burnt
the city and pshed after the enemy His pected
appearance that frustrated the of the Rus
sian general await renfocements that point He
forced to his dees into which Benz followed
ally driving him clear of Pennsylvania into Wala ,hia
Having thus rid his cointry Of the presence Of the main
Russian army, be promptly counermarched upon Cron-
stadt and entered the city without striking blow the
Russian garrison flying before him, into Walachia
Learning Of the arrival and position of Puchner
in Transylvana though himself covered with wounds
upon him without moments delay. Benz thus took
Puchner and his Ausuans by surprise. Soon ate
his buges sounded within hearing distance OF the Austrian
camp, seertined that the latter actually aban
donng their gene raj without firing shot and Puchuer
his life, imedatey fed with of his troops
for the Waach frontier On the 18th u he had
ed Rmnik with the remains of his army. 1t
which produced the deserton of Puchners forces, but
dgnation produced by the interference of Russia in Aus
TRAN and Hungarian affairs The truth is Joseph
Fredecks soldiers begin realize that they
being made by their fight their fellow cit
and brohes OF Hungary subserve the purpose
the Emperoro of Hussa. This deseron being indica