The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence Of tho Union.
New YORK, March 20, 1919.

Colloredo, has ntimaed Britain her intentions"
give foot of land Italy, which also be
stated the Congress Brussels and hat she will repel
anything like foreign Intervention in her affairs. The
Count talks indefinitely of the purpose of his royal master
make concessions to his people al the proper tme but
the English press write these promises 10 be matter OF
mooushne. more especially Radetzky is being upheld
and the inquitous forced contributions from prominent
families of the Milanese being persevered in. The
money thus collected however is handed over his Holt
the Pope The Spectator accuses the French gov
eminent OF sympathsng with the Pope against his
utionary subjects Austra's troops, you must have
have entered Fsnara il is thought with Interior pur
poses though the pretext is loca quafels between the
people and the garrison" However they have since
tired.
Rome, Tnrin and Florence are brm-fu ultra repub
licansn.
The garrison of E.seg capulated to General Nugen
the 18th of February, when the fortress imrne
datey occupied by the imperial (Austrian) troops.
considerable quantity of arms military Stores and 81
horins taken Gen. Gasew (of Austrian army of
operations in Hungary has driven the enemy from Aarad
General Schk had joined the brigade of Cote and taking
position near Torna was preparing attack the nsur
gents in flank Schaexig was near Mskoloz with
siderable body OF troops General Puchner (Austran) has
Jared badly since his engagement with the Hungarans
The 2lst oil January His communications with Bana and
the city of Caburg off and, after devastating
the country around the Hungarans retired with inn
mense booty 10 their headquarters Kausenburg. Gen
Puehner seeing the loss of Hermanstad and Kronstad
eviabe, unless the continued of the ungarans
could be stopped yielded the desire of the inhabitants
and asked aid of the Russian general, Luders command
ing the Walachian frontier, which promptly
corded and 1000 Russians entered Hermanstadt, and
5000 entered kronstad the first the ls and the latter
the ith This Russian we'd the Saxon CAPT
tas Puchner then posted to Salzbug after Bem (com-
mandng the Hnngarians,) and making feigned attack
him. he Puchne) retreated back upon the heights
OF Iernanstadr, drawing BEN from his deences He
then turned upon him. and battle ensued, in which
Benz and the insurgents UIungs rians) defeated with
the loss of 100 They then pursued Mullen
hup S/as and
AIRY they dsodged from thence and driven upon
Deros
The Prussan government, in recently published mani
esto says intends prosecute the project for German
unity spite the protest of Austria Frederick William
pay attention the marching of "a Russian
my, fifty thousand strong, upon his frontiers, evidently with
the view OF aiding Austria in opposition to Pfussas Ger
union plans.
The English radical newspapers say that Louis Napoleon
very cooly received by the people in the Church of
Madeline, where he attended the 9th alt, the cee
bation of the anniversary Of the last revolution Three
ourth OF the National Assembly present, headed by
their President Armand The Archbishop of Paris oici-
aied Every leading the church guarded by
bodies of troops placed there (he government say) to
heghen the show; but the radicals declare, 10 be
ready for any possible revolutionary contingency Bo-
dies of wokmen and citizens were not permitted to
come up in procession but allowed free ingress
in b. oxen squads The ceremony in honor of the
DRY OF those who fell in the revolution magnf-
Gently grand both in and of the church, religious and
military. funeral service also performed at every
other church In Paris The mountain (IIedru Ron's)
party appear much disappointed that no outbreak tran
spei Their leaders published protocol calling their
followers take in the ceremonies OF the day. which
had been "hypocritcay arranged by the enemies of the
republic" meaning the government At banquet
of the "mountain,' Rolin denounced the government
and NJ Ollon Barros party in language, for
spring steal away the newly achieved liberties of the
people by inches. The National Assembly have fixed the
salary OF each representative Of the people
1, is charged that the ministry squabbling the
question of interference in Italian affairs, portion being
for the Pope and the for his SUBJECTS In the prov
aces at Toulouse, Csrcassone and Djon the
served the occasion for disturbances. Troops
called into action but the rioters did anywhere
inclined to venture into serious collision with them.
The Emperor of Russia has formally announced to the
great European powers his Intention adhere firmly 10
the treaties of 1915, wherein not modified conjointy.
He will regard any ntIaction of them bsNi.
report that the imperial guard, $4,000 slrong which has
been kept in Petersburg since 1884, had marched for the
Russian frontier created quite panic the Paris
Bourse, weea so before the sailing Of the Canada
The report that the Austrans, after evacuang Ferrara
had marched on Rome, false. 1t created great
element in southern Europe for time. Ferrara was
ade contribute very heavy levy the Austrians
which, presume, went into the pocket of the Pope
The King OF Sardinia having refused acknowledge
Roman and Tuscan republic, the colleagues Mr. Giobe
CHS MINISTRY resigned, and the latter has been directed
form new cabinet. The people of Turin side with M
Goberi against the republic Charles Albert grants Venice
a monthly subsidy of 6000 600 livres until hosties may
in province. The republic proclaimed at
calls itself "the provisional government of the
Roman republic OF Tuscany" Guerazz Montanel and
Zannett its heads, and Mazzni has posted Rome to
form Il union Of the two States.
The Pope protests the foreign ENJOYS agninst the
formation Of the new republic which in the Roman Con-
stuen Assembly demands that all ecclcsastic property
shall hereafter belong the State, and that any effort
alenate it shah be void 1t is proposed by Tauni let
the church to farmers ground rents and
provide for the support of public worship Before this
emby there bills to abolish all ecclesiastical courts
church jurisdiction in criminal Jurisprudence for freedom
OF conscience, universally the establishment of
trenched camp Monte Mario commanding the northern
into the city, (Rome,) &c. The Prince of Canine
is said have been elected Vice President of the Roman
republic
General Fianger Of the Neapolitan army denies the
accusation of brutal cruelty the part of his troops
wards the Scans Messina elsewhere and reaates
charge the forces OF the latter The Neapoli.
tan chamber the 18th February, amid great tumult and
confusion passed resolution Ga 38) requesting the
King to change his ministry
On the 18th ultimo it thought in Naples that her diff
fc rties with Sicily would soon be arranged.
Ga the 10 February, the 5000, 900 demanded by the
Austrians Ferrara were duly paid and conven-
ton signed the Goth This confirm. the conditions
OF the convention between the Ferarans and Ausrans
of tho lih July lSiS with others subsequently agreed on
and eight snguished citizens of the city Ferraa) were
delivered up the Ausans hostages The convention
declares the Pope rensated and the barbados
On the 2ist the Austrian troops had moved to Poisea on
the Austrian side OF the Pc. The Grand Duke Gro
peo the 2l with his effects and contemplated joining
Gen. De Langicr of whose flight he then appzed
Austria processes insposton interfere in Tuscan af
fairs. There can be little doubt that Russia is eager to aid
i Ii L.