The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-29

French masses viii vndcae the integrity OF their inten-
lion in making the revolution of February, 1857
IL is not to be doubed that Louis Napoleon designs car
ryiag out the Gennanc purpose of his ally in the mat
ter of Switzeands regent difficulty with Prussia lie re-.
fuses Through his ambassador countenance yyitzer
land deermn alton defend her territory from Prussian
Infringement Trne, the minister that In certain
improbable, If not impossible, contingencies of Austrian
and Badenic Interference the side of Prussia take
place, then France will stand by the Cantons But that is
sheer CANNON put forth with the view hide the fact
that Louis Napoeoss playing into the hands OF the Gar
In this matter in that OF his eu to stand by treaty OBJ
legations to Turkey, Tin the way of Russa,) and his
subsequent failure to vndicate the Sandman policy Of
France by preventing Charles Albers late dominons from
virtually falling into the hands of the vceoy of Nicholas
who nomnaly reigns in Vienna.
The Pope is apparently no his return Rome
than before. Nor is the (Roman) Italian question nearer
It's settlement than was three months ago. The French
government Through Faloux, the JesuD admitted not
long since, to the Chamber, that il intends restore
Pope absolute authority Thus translate the deal Of
sophsca twadde spoken by that minister Ia Justification
Of the Roman expedition The deficit in the French rev.
enues caused by this Roman expedition and the detemi-
nation of Nicholas that his agent shall govern France by
martial law, amounts to full fi20OO0O0! When the rep
resenatives of the French people called upon levy
the which Nicholas has thus made il that
they shall pay epudiae, Master Louis Napoleon will
probably find that all the Oudinots, Changarniers Barots
and Faouxes in Europe backed by the 10000 bayonets
pointed at the throats OF the citizens Paris hardly
keep him the throne he is oolishly trying build
himself Venice still holds out, the besiegng army
being in condition very active measures against
the city The Venetian question, however, have very
little bearing the future Of the continents its interest
completely overhadowed by the condition other parts
Europe -Four five American vessels said recently
have the blockade Of that port conveying supplies
and munitions to the besieged.
Will be well for the authorities at Washington to
issue proclamation, warning all other Yankee shippers
against following this atrocious example Of aiding the
struggling beraIists of Europe?
II is indeed difficult task just to Gull reliable
| from he seat he QTeat Ausr and
commanding all the outlets from that quarter, except
through Turkeycompel their newspapers systematically
fasy their Of transporting Every
gagement Is far possible mngnied ut first into grand
victory of the allies, until their flying OF armies
going hthe and thher tell something of the truth the
world when their wits put to work conceal the
their disasters As far perceive Georgey and Benz
continue justify the worlds high hopes In them Geor
gey after driving tho Russians before him the confines
of the Carpahians defends the passes near Kathau He
has ptured 30 600 arms and many uniforms while
Benz has driven another Russian army into Modena The
Huns, in engagement Comorn, have defeated the
enemy and obtained possession OF the Austrian mail
containing papers, the loss of which threw the CamaIa
cabinet into CONSERVATION when II became known at vi
emma. The London Times, bribed by Austria as all the
world knows, admits that Russia has already sacr
feed 200 900 In this and boasts that the Gear
able and ready sacrifice many the close
the present campaign The movements in England and
(fase) ports of similar in this country have
caused an order be issued forbidden Americans and
Englishmen travel in Austria certain parts of Ger
many towards Hungary Men belonging free countries
il thus seems dangerous to be permitted behold
the present troubled and confounded condition Of Austria
The hand Providence and that of the ncensed patriot
are together working fearuy upon the fathes vio-
atos deestabe fogger of ladies'
let the world know the whole truth!
1t Is said that the English minister in Vienna has pre-
sented from his government reeratng the views
the conduct Of Austria taken In Pamerston's speech As
and hesitsting that II ha. had very marked
effec: in Vienna Though PameIston did not dare hint
A. H..
the great crime has almost much for the cause Of
freedom though the criminal herself had been formally
arragned.
Hungarian general whose name do not recolect has
certainly managed to spirit formidable army In the rear
of the infamous Haynau, thus cutting of his communica
ton with the base line Of his operations by which means
his position rendered exceedingly critical Cana
rlla cabinet threatened with formidable instruction
right under their noses the republicans OF Vienna being
ready rise again whenever the proximity of respectable
Hungarian promises the aid) necessary
in their opinion afford them fair prospect Of success
Haynau has again sgnaiized himself by sackng
ing large and fourishng Hungarian town-Czopeard-
after its Tre~der. The offence alleged for this
violation Of the pledged faith Of his scarcely less Infamous
the fact that at first had resisted his
lie is thus carrying his bloody faith pledged Mt Pesih
Georgey's tactics those Of Fabius. He carefully
avoids general engagement While Paskicwtch tries in
vain like an enraged and blinded bull hunt him up to
gore him. he manages to keep out Of the way of Paske
wtchs huge army and such Is the condition OF discipline
of his troops their consequent activity and his
military skin, that lying hther and thither with his forty
thousand with much celebrity knspsacked man
could move around he attacks him whenever he find
detachment, great small, In position to be cut of.
The Augsburg Gazette retracts the reports OF boasted
victories over the Huns Titei, while Perczeps army
repeatedly reported by the Vienna papers have been
utterly annihated, is admitted by the same jour
nal be forty thousand strong, and in fine coudi-
ton Il certain that ngress Paskcwiich and egress
from him cut of by the Magyars; in other words
that he 10 80 hemmed in by Dembinski and Gecrgey
that no endorsements supplies reach him. while
he cannot get courier safely from his camp Vi
emma The Russian cabinet, (now for the part nj
Warsaw,) chafng with Impotence, upbraiding him
for not forcing Geogey Dembnsk the desired general
engagem and he has replied then laying the blame
of his failure effect that object the unanimiy Of the
support rendered by the Hungarian people their gene
rails In recent despatch he his that much
OF his embarassments grows the readiness and per-
tuac with which the Hung arian peasantry invent and
stick TO LIES deceive him. Not long he put thirteen
Hungarian peasants the rack, after the ohc force
them TO tell him the truth concerning tho condition OF
app1rntv foriHcd town, which he could leave in his
rear in the possession OF enemy competent upon
his detaohments One and all they met d,ah, insisting
that the Maeyars ,cus In IT, in condition make abso
iutey necessary leave force for It's observation Event
uay he that there had not been single troop Of
the enemy within its walls for month
with such warriors contend hand 10. hand with as
those of Benz Denbnsk aud Geogey, and with such de-
v,ed patrots the unamed portion Of the peasan 10
measure wits with 10 wonderful that Paskiewch Is
being dcvoured troop by troop in the fog Of uncertainty
by which he is surrounded.
The Austrian funds which rose 1903 the publica