The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-12
THE UNION.


de Eue) President of the provisional government
Audry dc Puyrayeau who, as senior member occupied
the presidency during the session OF the 4t and 9TH OF
May. ls4s. has been reelected. But NJ Ravsz, who
was Tor long time president of the Chamber OF Deputies
under the restoration has been elected representative
II has been calculated that 800 members OF the new
Legislative Assembly have been, journalists Two
carmen oil Lyons have been elected representatives In
the VAR socialist who neither read nor wrte has
also been returned.
The only elections which now remain to be known
those from Corsica Algeria, and the colonies II appears
that representatives have been named IN two
or more departments M. Ledru Ron has been elected
IN five namely, in the Allier the Herault, Saone ct
Loire Seine and Var General Changarnier three de-
paments Napoleon Bonaparte, of Jerome IN three
Felix Pyat, the Monagnard, in three. In two depart
menls each the following have been chosen Messrs
Theodore Bac, OdIon Barrot, Bxio, General Cavagnac
Chasseloup Lauba Commissaire Dufaure, General Gour
gaud, Lamorcisre,, Matthew, lDromeA Michel, ode
kowa, General Oudinot, Hypote Passy Persgny, Roger
(du Nord) and ST. Priest Thus twenty nine new cleo
tons must take place.
Notabs men chosen.
In Asna Odilon Barron Ledru Rollin; A. Blanc
workman, socialist Vaulabee, Cavaignac's Minister Of
Education In Maine Leon Faucher. In Loir elCher
GaIagrel one Of the editors OF the Demoeatie Pde,fqre
In Cher Felix Pyat In Haute Maine Prince Joinville
had so96 votes, and is beaten. In Sahe Gustaye de
Beaumont, the traveller in America is chosen In Eure
the Reaconst list all elected dupont is the highest
Edgar Quinet In Seine ct Maine: Drouyn de Lhuys
In Eure and Loire, well in MoseIle, Ney de la
Moskowa, who is decided socialist. In Coes du Nord
Montalember; MN. de Tocqueville, Dupin, Arago,
Theirs, and La Rochejacquen, also elected Ledru
Roln appears 10 have been chosen in departments
than any other candidate.
The great review
The English papers speak of the review the 2ls
most enthusiastic affair. The Democratic Pdcifgue
contains letter from an officer, which says, that Just
before the troops were put IN motion they were ordered
to shout give Napoleon" they deted in front of the
President The National says that great part of them
and especially the artillery preserved icy silence, not
wihstandng the command
Radeisky wrote TO MANN on the 9th of May that
all negotiations at end, and Venice must SUI
fer the fate of The vcnetans will hold to the
last. The Austrian General Haynau, stationed before
Mestre, has notified to the British and French consus at
Venice that he cannot permit the vessels of those any
other neutral powers to stay in the water OF Venice, in
consequence OF the blockade.
Austrian Massacre mt Leghorn.
The accounts of the Austrian capture of Leghorn by
assault fully confirmed The resistance made by the
LWornese does not appear to have been very obstinate
The Ausans, the accounts published by of the
French and Italian journals, are said to have tried and
shot great numbers of the defenders and to have
mted great excuses in the town. The Austrian troops
with in their hands they took in the houses they
sormed. The Austrians may have lost in the streets
about Is killed and 1876 wounded, and in the streets and
houses about 10 or 50 insurgents killed among
them officer and priest who shot a
church, with six insurgents who had fired from the
seeple.
THE MASSACRE AT PALERMo-We have received in
telgence of the 9th from Palermo The city is now in
the hands OF the Kings government. On the previous
day the citizens had induced the mounaineers and free
corps to go outside the town and attack Flanger !;
but the moment they had got rid of such unpleasant Wis
ters the national guard closed the gates against Them
and refused TO let them re-enter In the mean time the
Neapoltan troops came up, and 1t IS said dreadful
massacre of the republicans took place, who fled on
every side and pursued by the royal troops the
Kings flag was then hosted the city has now made
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State OF Siege Mt Mayence.
FRANKFORT, May 20.-The city of Mayence has been
placed the state of siege last night by the ommander
Gen user his garrison having been diminished by two
baitalions so that rebellion OF the unruly population
(or which arms OF all descriptions being manu-.
featured under his very eyes) might have caused great
bloolshed to put down; similar measure will very
likely be resoed to by the central government for Frank
fort and for the whole country far south the Badsh
frontier it being absolutely necessary to protect. by pre-
ventive means, the Grand Duchy of Hesse Darmstad
from armed inroads for already do the of the
luton collect immense crowds of vagabonds in the neigh
borhood of the northern frontier, and grand open.
meeting was to take place this very Sunday al Mann
helm, ''to consider matters relating to the German coun
tries north of Baden In order TO assist the of
the central government 5000 5000 Mecklenbugers
Qnlanry and cavalry are on their way to Frankfort
Correspondent London Times.
Rumors.
The unlucky King Of Naples seems to be still in state
Of blockade at Abano; he has got fifty pieces of artillery
with him, which are considered by the Romans as reg
republic. Col Rosci, with 1000 Romans, is still in his
Letters from Rome state that M. Lesseps ian envoy
from the French government,) accompanied by Sgnor
Accursi, arrived at Pao the morning OF the 18th.
General Oudinors headquarters were at Breveta. Let
tiers from Cvta Vecchia state that deputaton of the
Roman government had proceeded to Palo the night
of the 18th, to the camp of General Oudnot to treat
speeding armistice but armstce already ex-
listed in fact, supposed that the establishment of
premnaries for final pacific arrangement the real
object of the mission
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