The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-28

Bile productions such as nader sesame the cactus COO
cinafeIous, the banyan tree, from which the Americans
the best means 10 be adopted for favorng in Algeria
the development OF the wool trade and, lastly, 10
examine such circumstances peculiar to climate
hurtful 10 Europeans
1t is said that at council of minister's held on Wed
nesday, it resolved that director generalshp OF po
lice should be created, dependent upon the Minister Of
the Interior as was the case under the empire and the
second restoration.
One Of the main facts in French politics is the resolu
ton Of the parliamentary club Of the council OF State
influenced by Messrs Mole, Theirs, Broge and other
persons who lean towards monarchy to support the
present ministry, the ground that Cen dHautpoul,
1.-THE Minister at War; had declared that il would act in
peared some symptoms Of division in the club, but uli
mately, through the eoquence of NJ Theirs, united
course OF action was resolved onno opposition to min
listers being thought advisable. AT meeting OF legit-
niss. also similar mode OF conduct was agreed upon,
that the present ministry safely proceed 10 strength
the executive power Of the Presdentaded as that is
by the sacerdoal influence and by the popularity which
he has largely won among the artisans and peasantry
Turkey.
Matters here are not much changed since last pub
LEGATION. The refugees were still at Widdin, carefully
There to be little hope yet Of their extradton to
England France, or America; whilst the news daily ar
irving OF the muderous atrocities perpeated by Austria
upon the prisoners in her power, causes them much ap
The entire number Of renegades now reported at 100,
principally officers Benz denies to Kossuth that he has
a
There had been public thanksgiving 10 the mosques
for the conversion of three Gaoar generals OF such repu
ation as Benz, STEM and kmey The first OF these has
been invested with the rank of vzier, and the Mussu
man name of Mourad Pasha.
correspondent, writing from Constantnope, thus re-
fers to the activity prevailing there:
The Turks continue their warlike preparations, and
their whole fleet will be ready very quickly, for they
actively at work upon every ship in the arsenal mt for
TSs hss now S s e dsy arv
OF the empire notification Of her late disputes with
Russia and Austria II is stated that far the rupture
o ana no are eae
tiaons might aggravate the matter and OF this they will
be informed by future advces. The employees like
wise formally instructed to give aid and protection to all
the refugees who might appeal for such aid and by
means whatever compromise the of the cabinet by
delivering them 10 the foreign authorities who might
happen to claim them.
Austria aad Hungary.
The Austrian ministry. in it's want Of money has taken
leaf out OF the English tax book and has published
imperial order for income tax, be levied for the
year 1880 This is provisional until the meeting OF the
Diet, which persons, discomposed by this novel
claim on their purse, think will take place in the Greek
kalends that is, never.
ted in Hungary by Haynau (whose agency in them
not be allowed to direct blame from the Austrian govern
ment which ordered and sanctioned them) he has actu
ally at Presburg and Pesth opened the prison doors for
the relief of some parties who were there injured
Two executions had taken place in Pennsylvania An
drew Tamas and Ladslaus Sander having been hung
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death seventeen Wallachans whom he had orders TO
transport to Wallacha.
Thirty four fresh COMBINATIONS had been pronounced
in Gacia, the sentences varying from confinement with
hard labor Tor the term OF four years down to the OF
two months.
The Emperor had issued an ordinance decreeing that
all officers who returned to the Austrian standard previ-
the 26th November, 1885, shall be restored uh.
condonaly to their rank that the favor shall be
extended to those who returned previous 10 the end of
last January provided there exists no reasonable ground
a yvh rein
from LIST February to 18th April may be reinstaed after
undergoing examination.
which the late Count Louis Bathyany addressed the
Hungarian Parliament the ed of October Is4s and
which expresses in the strongest terms. the writer's alb
horrence oil the murder OF Count Lambeg and in which,
protesting against many illegal measures which the Par.
lament had been induced TO take the Count Batthyany
resigns his office as minister and his seat as member
The Austrian "ohcial" prints portray the suferngs OF
the refugees at Wddn as being very great and state that
number o 70 10 % ss
country From 900 TO 5000 had already returned and
were 10 enter the Austrian service Generals BEN and
Guyon were using every exeron to prevent others from
following their example.
Another execution had taken place at Arad Louis
Katshinsky, Of Szephaom shot there on the 25th
ult. His crime is not stated
Authority has been granted by the Austrian govern
guage, to be called the Hungarian Gazette"
Three OF the Vienna newspapers 10 be prosecuted
for transferring their columns an article from Bohe-
man journal relative to DIR. Bischof The Tribunals of
First Instance and oil Appeal have acquitted the latter
gentleman, who is now at liberty.
The Austrian government, by an imperial decree, has
imposed temporary ncome-tax for the year $780, vary
ing from to ten per cent II is intended TO meet the
expenses OF the army alone.
The Jesuts are fast returning TO Austria Some Of
them have already arrived at Kongsgatz and prepare
tons were being made Vienna for the reception OF the
female Jesuits Of the order OF the Redeemer
Austria has ordered the de6les Dukla, Jublunka
and Przymys leading from Gallica into Hungary to be
carefully fortified.
Affairs Rome.
Ii is reported at Rome that the Pope is so satisfied with
the debate in the French Legislative Assembly on Italian
affairs that he proposes returning soon to the Eternal
City. Meanwhile there is prospect OF the French
troops being withdrawn from which il may be inferred
hat negotiations are not quite in satisfactory state
as represented Austrian troops said TO be concen
ating at Ancona and TO be erecting Notifications there
On the road to Rome There is no news Of Importance
from other parts Of the peninsula
II was expected at Rome that the Pope would be at
Benevento on the Goth October The president OF the
council on the 4th, announced officially to the Chamber
)f Deputies, at Turin the appointment to his office OF
General Lamamora; M Pierre Paleocarpe is appointed
Minister OF Public Works
sohlssvig HoIsteia.
According to the Indtpendanoe of Brussels prepare
ions for being actively engaged in in Schles
wig Hosein, and nearly all hope OF pacific solution at
he conclusion OF the armstice, rs at end II is,
however, (says the Indfpendance) considered doubtful
la OF the Duches, so that they will have to stand alone
lgainst Denmark
DENY Apollo Hail. has been thoroughly
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