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


serious condition il that Notwithstanding the treaty OF
Bata Linen the Emperor is to retain 10000 men In the
BssSssss will oonsst Of infantry and 5000
cavalry. The advanced guard OF the Russian army CEN
tered in Bessaraba the line OF the Pruth Jassy
munication with the army in Bessarabia As compen.
saon for these measures the Turkish government may
increase the gasons on the Danube rom Wlddln 70 81
the ambassadors OF the different powers.
Fuad Edend has been informed by Count Nesselrode
that the Car demands that the Hungarian refugees
should be located in The interior Of Gambia or on such
other point OF the Turkish territory may afford the
greatest facilities for keeping them under surveillance
they y may Be- permitted 50 10 DO The Car viii take no
notice OF their DEPARTURE Notwithstanding the danger that
may attend them for whether IN France OF England,
themselves in preparing for new revolution
Important from Morocco. Ei
BY from Gibraltar. there appears TO be
Of Morocco great number Of French had arrived at
Gibraltar from Tangers, many OF whom were IN des-
tlute condition The French consul had also left Tan.
war sailing for The coast Of Morocco enforce the de-
mands made by the republic a
IN. French Republic.
Our adyees BY mail from Paris are to Thursday. the
sth inst inclusive Our previous accounts TO the
lst We then announced the change in The cabinet OF
President Napoleon.
abors. AT the sitting Of the Assembly on the ed inst,
Gen. dHautpool read document from which we extract
the following paragraph, embodyng the views OF his
We maintain the union of all shades in party.
for il is that party which will France We shall ar
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ported by the majority Of The Assembly and finally BY the
Of the iunctonares OF the State. Peace abroad guaran-
ny s el a. q snses
vgiant and economical Of the finances of the Stale
county the confidence Of this Assembly and the personal
convictions of the chief Of the government In the first rank
ana FORMS We as lie asr and he aSorer
more and reassured respecting the future, shall find
vive We also desire that that security should spread TO
other regions reanma.e the labos Of intelligence and
store capital and credit energy long reaxed
The reading OF the document created very little inter-
est, and was followed by slight laugh from the left
The President on the Sd instant, installed the Judges
the Palais de Justice The ceremony is described as
being very imposing. Louis Napoleon went in the uni
form Of general OF the national guard and strongly
escorted. Mass said by the Archbishop Of Paris in
the newly restored Sante Chapelle; after which the
President and those who assisted repaired to the great
hall OF justice. After short address from NJ Rouher
one OF the minister's Louis Napoleon replied follows
..MEssRUKs, am happy find myself this day in the
midst Of you, presiding over solemn ceremony, which,
momsnaIy ignored Ia asis.,sd spoch. when the po
ton: ofjust and unjust confonnded useful keep
the character OF institutions Societies
transformed at the command Of human ambition. Forms
e have e es' snes q as %s
present Tranquil state Of political existence by virtue Of
pire Dynases and charters have passed. that which has
survived has saved us These religion the organiza
ton Of justice. of the army and Of the administration Let
US, then. honor that which is Interchangeable"
After alluding the oath about TO be taken the Pres
ident babe the magistrates return TO the departments
with the conviction that the country had emerged from
the of revolution to enter upon that OF ameoraon
The code would suffice to rule. II was time for the
well thinking 10 be e.assured and for those who have
in the place of the national will to resign themselves TO
inter rank Very little interest was taken by the pop.
uase in the movements of the President.
The message OF the President had been received favor
ABLY the departments and by the working population
The sitting Of the Assembly on the 5th instant was
rendered interesting from the Minister Of the Inte
nor, M. Ferdinand Barrot, being of the speakers
The subject before the Assembly the reorganization
OF the national guard Of Lyons, which measure de-
cded against principally al the instgahon of General
Gemeau, who stated that il the guards to be
gained, the army in Lyons and the neighboThood would
require TO be increased from 10 900 TO $4,000 men.
The proceedings OF the OF Versailles were en-
yened, on the 5h instant by the evidence OF several
%ose s 2, be 2b q Ja0s h bSd e %
with General Changanier, who asked him what they
were saying in Paris The witness replied that they
were saying the constitution should not be departed from
On which the General lost his temper, and exclaimed
81 laugh at the constitution. Lesseps mailman, and
tsyou Captain Farna, who talk in this way about the
constitution" And then he started up, exclaimng 'Oh,
you brgands Of Pasians, the emperor the only
who knew how TO deal with you, and / the man to
set fire to your town" Colonel Gunard this
witness had testified, declared that Captain Farna
having reported TO him this conversation the effect was
with other circumstances, TO make him believe the re-
public was in danger. General Changaner declares the
whole statement 10 be fabrication. The trials are draw
ing TO close, and speculation is busy conjecturng the
probable punishment of the prisoners they are
found guilty, which, however, is matter OF some doubt
The Dismissal OF the late ministry was FASTENED II is
said, by the discovery OF legtimst conspiracy to seize
on the rens OF power, and obtain a restoration Of the
Bourbons by revolution. Some imprudent demonsra.
tons by ocers In the army are referred TO the same
source.
A GOODNESS exists between the Bourbon and Orleans
supporters and the question has been discussed by the
former TO whether they should vote in favor Of any
measure contributing directly indirectly Orleans
restoration in the OF the dowry OF the Duchess
The legtmists have decided in future to cooperate
with the younger branches
club OF the personal adherents to the cause and
family OF Napoleon has been projected meeting held
at the Prince de la Moskowa's residence was largely
attended and amongst those present several OF
Orleans and Bourbon adherents.
The President held weekly reception the list inst
At which Jerome Bonaparte attended The quarrels be-
tween the President and Napoleon Bonapare, well
other members OF the family all in train Of adjust
ment
The policy ascbed personally the President on the
Russian and Tukish question, is very gratifying. He
has boldly declared that France assume decided
tone, worthy OF her dignity and character. His ministers
are not 30 strong IN their opinions the matter.
reported that OF the first acts OF the new min
istry viii be to bring forward measure demanding an
augmentation to the Presidents salary Of three or four
millions Of francs per annum.
General paraguay dHiliers il announced TO proceed
10 Rome, invested with the functions OF commander
chief OF the army and political agent General Rostoan
do "a ollo.u .x~f.s foxfI.