The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-05


ect that Nj Odllon BArrott did not give any instruction
to General Oudinot, recommending the occupation OF
Rome al all and had been determined that the expe-
dition should proceed to Cvita vecchia and there re-
main, moral check the advance OF the NeaPoli-
ans aad Austrans; and only to march onward IN case
OF absolute necessity The ministry were not however
unanimous in this; and il is feared that General oadno'
influenced In his conduct by the advice OF certain
faction, of which M de Fulon is the head
On Saturday in reply TO attack by III. Flocon, 1t
stated that the government heard that the
Russians were to interfere Germany, they wrote at
once TO London, St Petersburg, Berlin, and Vienna.
They considered il circumstance which must be de-
plored They would endeavor to annul il by diplomatic
means; and il they should fail, the government would
then apply the National Assembly for its advice and
countenance.
NJ Leon Fauches Minister of the Interior, resigned his
portfolio into the hands OF the President; and il is said
that several others OF the present ministry will resign
they do without embarrassing the Presl
dent.
PARIS MISUNDERSTANDING to the returns received
up to midnight on Thursday they show returns of fifteen
socialist candidates According TO another statement il
would appear that socialists and 10 modeates had been
elected The candidates known to have obtained
majority of votes In Paris we notice the names Of Lu-
Glen Mura Ledru Ron, Victor Hugo, Oiillon Barrott,
Cavaignac and Pierre Leroux.
The Constutoncie states that the election OF 50 de-
partments, known on Thursday night, gives the follow
ing result 453 representatives OF whom 29S moder
ates 81 democrats, socialists, and rs friends OF the
constitution
and Marshal Wnpain threatens with fire and sword all
those who resist him. In the south, the Neapoians
were advancing for the same object but met their van
consisting of body of 10000 troops, after short
aict tkrsw away their arms and fed The Romans had
thew entered Rome on the evening Of the 5h inst.
private, that was from Rome 18th inst, announces
the landing of the Spaniards at Fin Minsino On the
and MezzacapO said to have entered the Abruzzi and
Gabad is believed to be armed at another point of the
frontiers, ready to support that movement The Neapol
Plus TX, on hearing the resistance OF the Romans,
said to have declared he would not return TO Rome at
such price, and to have sent message il consequence
them to retire In the mean tme Oudnot has been re-
inorced by many thousand troops, and he has probably
now a well appointed army of 200, 900 under his
mand but the enthusiasm of the Romans is raised to the
highest PITCH and single handed combined attempt
lombard and take Rome by storm could be made, the
defence of the city. by of barIicades and by the
courage of the people will be well maintained, that
the Austrians are by no means certain OF success,
All accounts concur that it will be impossible to
We have before us most frighuu details Of priests
being dragged forth from their hiding places by the pop
uace and put to deal-ther bodies have been hacked
into the smallest pieces, then cast into the Tiber.
The combined powers Of Europe will scarcely be able
even to set up his Holiness again the throne of the
VATICAN. The tide of feeling has OVERLOOKED him; and
the Romans now bent on excluding sacerdOta and
political authority forever.
Intelligence by telegraph has been received from Gen
probability that the French troops would be permitted to
enter Rome without opposition. In the Generals de-
spatch he says, serous propositions OF submission
made to me: already the anchors OF safety to the Ro-
mans-the 900 French prisoners at Rome-were accom-
panied to Palo with all possible demonstrations of joy
A letter Of the Times announces The landing at Fin
Micino of a Spanish force, which was marching
toward Rome.
fresh attempt was being made at Palermo, to get up
armed resistance against the Neapolitans, but it ap-
pears of doubtful success
Tuscany and Modena are more or less disturbed by
| these hostile proceedings.
At Leghorn and Florence all is fighting and confusion
The Tuscan troops having been supported by the Aus
TRANS, entered Modena on the nth inst.
The Austrians had entered Bologna at the date of
the gates and the surrender hourly expected The
Bolognese defended themselves noby They had offered
to acknowledge the Pope, condition that he would
consent 10 dismiss all the priests of his government but
the Austrian commander replied, that subjects could not
be permitted to dictate conditions to their soveregns
A, Venice, Radesk has gone further than this. The
Venetans asked for armisice, in order that they might
obtain mediation of France and England, to which
they had applied He answered, that the Emperor his
between him and his rebelous subjects The Austrians
repulsed the sth inst in assault, and the
Venetian account states that they made rally and took
500 prisoners; which needs confirmation.
The Emperor reached st. Petersburg, from Moscow,
on the ls inst There had already marched into CALI.
ca route for Hungary to the assistance OF the Austr
ans 100000 Russians with $50 and 81 900 caval
ry. Gen BEN is well prepared TO give them warm re-
cepon in Pennsylvania; and there must be work
before il is Geogey has posted about notices, that
whoever refuses TO take bank notes shall be hanged.
| Germany.
Prussia has followed the lead OF Austria, and with
drawn her delegates from Frankfort The other prnci
pal powers will now doubtless do the same.
The Grand Duke of Baden has been obliged to fly from
his capital, whilst in Elberfeld Dusseldorf, Hagen,
Oselnn and in all the mark towns in Rhensh Prussia
the insurgents have erected baicades, and made the
stution a pretence for tumult
AT Berlin, a sort of Congress has assembled, and
Baron Gagern's scheme of German federal State has
been revived, double confederation be the basis
Austria consents to closer connexion with Germany
The German States and Austria never to go TO
They to form defensive alliance, and foreign
may be carried by either power if this power do
succeed in proving to the other that its interests
tuay involved in the dispute.
The Emperor Of Austria and the King OF Prussia, as
hereditary chiefs OF the German federal State,
appoint commissioners who act and advise the
executive power Of the two governments. The scheme
has received the attention of Europe; but It's eaza
ton depends upon many contingencies.
i Stock Market.-Lntest London prices.
| Friday, May IL. Friday, May Is.
United States per cents, 1853 1861 I07 lOS 100
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| Pennsylvania 5 per cents. 7S 10 79n 80