The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-31
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
correspondence Of the Union.

descrlr To your readers the vast number Of mporan
happening all over the continent and becom
ing known In London during the week preceding tue sail
ing of the steamer would occupy full page Of the Unions
and then the want of space would render tho account
meaSre. The truth is, the whole COMMENSURATE 49, a inc
first and setondrate powers, except England SPAIN ana
Poruga-ae war while il Is almost beyond doubt
that England will be involved deeply in the Hungarian
before the end of the campaign when VIII
open three weeks when Kossuth's new evos are
under arms and the Cars host in the plains Of Hun
gary Spain and Portugal enabled TO keep out oil the
troubled only by and through the utter imbeciy Of
their respective and the depth OF Ignorance OF
their population Their nronarchs and cabinets would
gladly draw the sword against the Of popular rights
involved in the Roman contest. But alas they are
utterly without single respectable squad
ron the field They therefore content themselves with
praying for the of the combination against the
Italian Ibefalists
a majority of ST. report Of committee upon the subject
OF the Cvita Veccha expedon which pointedy condemns
the conduct of the nj ordering Gen Oudinot to
interfere in behalf OF the Pope instead Of simply watching
the of Austria in Italy, is of quite as much
importance any of which the Caedona's mail
tells Not long since wrote that the French govern
ment If inclined establish the Popes temporal power,
would not be permitted TO do so by the French people
Within week you will perceive facts have verified
my prediction Two Weeks before that vote thrown,
Mr.. Louis Napoleons government commanded a majority
in the Chamber ranging from two to three hundred The
real and reliable republicans of that body however, aban-
certain that his heart is wrapped should be in
The cause of sound safe progress His minister Odlon
Barro, has all denied tho impuation of SYM
patty in the OF Plus TX. He has justified the
Civa Vecchia expedition wholly the ground that the
interests of France likely he compromised by the
proposed interference of Austria and Naples in Roman
affairs He said, have previously written you, that
the mission Of his the restoration OF the Pope
to Rome-not HONS to the Pope Subsequent events
(among which the most important is Louis Napoeons
silly the French general, apns imperialism in Its
tone caused the sound beasts OF the Chamber to
realize the truth Of less OF the imPutatons cast OF
late upon the integrity Of the Presidents devotion TO libe
principles And 10! he is already powerless as utter
y incapable doing serious mischief to the cause oil prog
rcss would be the President OF the United States with
both houses OF Congress against him ms sudden legs
lave deseron Bonapare the winds all the
fine spun which the retrogradsts OF England have
been publishing for months past, ending IN predictions
that a ma ority of the French Chamber prepared to
second the Presidents asuns efforts TO re-esabsh the
en- 1t also sovesrhe problem c he position France
is occupy in the general war The French nation have
thus said France draws the sword not for the Pope
Roman people, not to suppress, bat to uphold
republicanism in Ialy True, no such formal vote was
passed but every retogadist paper in England even
acknow hedges that this national declaration Is involved In
the ballot which refer above. Under these circum-
stances expect learn by the steamer, ut fartes
in the following week. that Oudinot's discounted army
fought hand hand with Austria the side OF the repub
icans great battle under the walls and in the streets
Of Rorre which have taken place by this tme-and
that too by orders the French government, acting
under votes the Chambers But II such orders may not
be forwarded French army, Notwithstanding its deep
cbaurn on of its late repulsc, will not fire shot
in line with the Ausrans and the instruments OF the
Neapolitan butcher. would soon expect TO find
army Western Vignians firing upon the people OF len
nessee order of President of the United Statcs to
compel adopt ducal government for the State
hear in 1919 army of Frenchncn attempted, by
force OF arms suppress republication in ncghbcr-
ing country.
Had the Romans at once succumbed, the Pope would
nominally have returned temporal power Now, usess
am much mistaken his cause is hopeless. The grave
fur pas of Cvita Veccha expedition has settled the
question against him for the to aid him cannot
fail to be turned against his friends How the French will
fight at Rome Like many devils incarDato. Mark it
shall hear of exploits the part Of Oudnots army,
and individuals in it, equal anything in the way of eff
cent heros achieved by Texas rangers under Jack
Hays.
The details of the from Germany fully confirm my
antcpatons of revolution upon roluon or rather revolt
on revolt quarter. In almost every German State
that is wherever sovereign lacks the wit to bow to des
ny way of subscribing to the really republican
constitution insisted upon by the Congress at Frank
fort-the people rising In Dresden, Leipsic, Co
ogne Posen divers other points, they had risen
the Caledonia left Liverpool Tho newspapers will in
form you concerning the OF these revos against
the reograde revolution involved in the re-
iusal of the German soveregns longer to acknowledge
the authority the General Congress Because that body
was without armies enforce its decrees apparently de-
pending on the will of the German State goverments Tor
was encouraged later 10 assemble,
for it regarded of safetyvave through which
the republicans might blow off their in harmless
speeches But the times have wonderfully changed within
the last months The people of Germany stand ready
to take up compel their nominal bow
its authority 1t thus has less soldiers in every
chimney comer-an undried army, 1t is true But you
and sufficient the history of the progress of ber
asn feel assured that the animus acuatng such SOL
ders worth than all the knowledge of evolutons
attaned into the regulars OF dsspos few weeks
ago Austria determined send army turn the Con-
gross and heels of Frankfort Now the Emperor
successfully defend his capital without the aid
of Russia. On the first day of the revolution raging in
Saxony when the Caledonia sailed Prussia valianty de-
spached 900 from Leipsc to put down tho Dresden
Insurgents The people OF Lepsc revolted hour after
these troops entered the rail On the day Prussia
1000 from another neighborng town and in
hour after these had marched the people were in
there also So Frederick William the third day, wisely
concluded that mind his business would keep his
troops. one and ALL pretty well occupied The greatest
danger just threatening him is in his Polish provinces
which have been reused wonderful pitch of excite
ment by the success tho Huns. Should Benz or D,m
bin.k gain victory Russia and Austria, nothing,
thought prevent general rising in Polish Prussia
Frederick William has undoubtedly abandoned all idea OF
sending 10000 aid Austria, he recently iooL
ishly promised
you have SEEM the English House Of Lords determn
ing discretion is the better part OF valor passed the
navigation bill by majority. Seven will recollect
the majority upon which counted when the retro
gadss of being able defeat II to busy
themselves with the formation Of protectionist cabinet
The English radical and other liberal papers discuss
ing the propriey of aboshng portion OF the interest pay
able the national debt boldly avowng that their aim is
L H. T.