The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-12
E~ropsan Inteliixencs.


:" r., ~. ,h,.. a..,o,. Of Russia. Austria
and in reference to the great movement going
anu ,aS' 49, w. .,a;s "o,;,;ceI smanepa,ion, we
Give below Tho nrocl.maons of those sovereigns
nahsh0S ,h, ~ the Emperor Nicholas which appeared
- 10. rhsv Establish the fac, that another Holy
auone, has been formed By Tie socereigns Of Europe
60, "a. ybs,,,,s of the psopie
"s1"''' ~ Ulrof ~. Eun.ror NJ Russin
r, T. u;n !; ,bs nh a 40 Of the Russian autocrat.
Inc loiown's 10 m ~, - -, - ,u
I'VE by GODS grace Nieho'a' - "''''' MAKO Aho"n
Sin our manifest Of the an tsSo o, May Of h hs. s
we informed our dear subjects Oh the .aamols WHEN han
intention TO oppose our enemies wherever they Nigh. show
themselves ana our owl n1 h a." f "ho Rn.
name anu ,ne .nv,3y % u our ao"t h M a
G,soue. ea ,i ines ~ VIC .~aw n,,Ii
Onihai saduo' nave oai,eu ~ ,m"isi
ue os nof f ~" iian,;onn.p and nnd
hsve nread 10 ,e eas, 10 me PERSONALITIES Of Moava
nase uI ~ , ~. rlLh n,o :, a L
ana w aiachla TO sno .u,hen' ana nol-
neousy with those of me Porte has re established and will
h hn ,h effort. of sths Ans,;sn uoyas, on c .,e
ped al .hs same ame WIN war IN another Quarter
Ia s.,o oa WI i an,as.i 10 al, - ,t no'
,ray ns ,nsiaee,,on mas rather Grown s09ng"r ana
n"r Polish ,raos Of IA, and s U of dr,s n U
l ,,ot oneI anus ~ Tue nast OF hese us
dS ns MAJESTY ne emperor Oh austria mas n
o a0eu "nse, 4" ~, %emaha,f asSsace against .ne
common enemy. we shall not refuse me sid demanded
he, having ,nvoSea .e gea. leader OF battles ana the lord
" Pio.oo. ouI jus cau'e "e ha'e ssueu oioeIs
~. ~auy W ooHence is maIcn 70 put aown he nsui-
70 su, the nn ~ o" a1 ,oxnc men VINO M
man i h "s vi as e' us os pcrsuauea ,e. every
every Rgssisn and faithful .ubjec,iee hope and speak
"'' ' @ @S WIN i'ii us sacred Gaming ,s,
a. o. ie'e''ou'K' way O. ''1
The ST Petersburg Journal Of the iIth Nav has IN.
ioowg atte On me manifesto Of me Emperor on the
"'else"uo" VI N"ss'a" troops On oehaii Oh Austria;
The Intervention is based principal reasons-he
with Which, are S ne a U and
derive from necessity providing on this occasion
for defence. Whoever may pains OF cast
6ng eye the whole OF our peoyra phical situation
and upon the of the populations along Carpahian
mountains and the Danube, will find it evident thar The
in its possessions political power without creating vio
es and in our mos, essential interests These interests the
breakng out of the Hungarian Instruction has put stake
derived from the obligation accidentally imposed
upon her. Austria has found herself called upon to watch
the security territory at several points at
This insurreoton suddenly become more iomidaby
developed and the tendency of which we can
longer mistake From the border Of the Thesis il has
advanced rapidly TO the shores of the Danube Upper HIM
gary and already in its With
the of has increased the
circle its revolutionary influence The movement no
longer purely Hungarian; has become Polish. 1t
much ambitious which aspires to raise all the coun
tries of old Poland and revive for disasters
calanitics 1851 This spirit manifested itself from
the day the Magyar camp became the rendezvous of
the remnants of the Polish If
anarchy which found in all countries in the SER
vice OF revos at the bottom of all conspiracies which
have for object to overthrow the fundamental prnc
pes of society and to substitute their place the
airy dreams Of tho most hideous demayopy More Than
$4,000 persons belonging to this
enrolled under the of the ilunparan They
form regiments and entire organized earns n w m thai,
chiefs and pa rtlcul y 10 Rem and Dembinsk Thar nrin
cipay belong the pton of their pans Of aco and
The direction of the warke Operations Their projects
against no longer thew are openy de-
ciared 1t is TO carry the theatre of nto
cia and eventually into our Polish provincs Their nIots
have already taken root in Gaica and al Cracow On
the side Transatlantic they tend TO parayze bv exciting
and encouraging the disconened Moldo Waacbinps ,h
efforts which we are making in concart with Tnrkev m
maintain calm in those princi palities In u,ord ,.v
keep up permanent state of agitation along the va Ina
of our frontiers Such state OF c,nno ha nro
lonped without endanuer;ng our suaon /, caiia TO- f,h
most prompt and energetic measures IN m, n,r, " |
without doubt to be resstted thar Russia could No, n
definitely maintain the passive artitd- which sbe ,don,ad
in the origin of The Euronean crisis For moe ,h. m en-
tire year She has shown no desire Tested M imna
10 engage IN me st5uggo OF the two
convnlse society Europe long as the social tempest
ragged distance, Russia remained calm and motion
iiob,ad p ie Oh ne world Shc saw war
chan~;n h, la;.iR, anu inc of'hs OF government
had in no a.. ,, ps o, ie neliay ~nich sns
he -, 40, me- gu, t ne houl IN when IL IN gut
periaI "a ~ .1 o'es'snt Oh he I'M
sef from, ,ha u u ~ ucpIs IN spte OF IT,
i, is moi H. f ;hG, poioy witch IL haa maintained,
,ions 'osS aluui W the sPl OIL It's iormer declaIa
;fe.o f he ~, anMounch2 on me occasion oil the man
lnnclu