The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-28

November 20, 1919.
Prussia has at length caused decisive step be
unon.s The so-csiled German Administrative Council.
al Berlin in its sitting OF the 18th instant, decided that
the elections for the Edur Parliament shall take place
ken, however the plenpotenares OF Sarony Hanover.
and Meckenburg- Stres were not present. for very OBJ
yous The Parliament to be opened at Eriurt
on the first of March next But new difficulties arise.
Our opinion that Austria would do all in It's power TO OPP
pose the Prussian project now begins to be verified
few days ago the Austrian government made protest
against the convocation OF the said parliament menacng
Intervention by force, in case il be persisted in
The Prussian ministry has returned to this protest
energetic reply declaring that the rights Of Germany
will be maintained and that the threatened violence will
be quietly awaited. To all appearance, Prussia seems
determined 10 90 with its darling plan OF aggandse
ment, in spite of all Austrian menaces and intrgues.
Several election committees have already been formed at
Berlin by the different political parties The election
laws at all liberals the voting to be indirect
and the right of suffrage depends upon such qualification
extending more and more her % over Baden
which will soon, fear, be mediatzed altogether The
regular Baden army will be recognized next sprng-the
na s AZ m
self will remain occupied by Prussian troops. II is r-
mored that the Grand Duke intends abdicafing in favor
OF Prince Frederic, as the real heir to the crown has
ruined his health 70 such degree, by his excuses, that
he is unfit to succeed TO IT,
The courts martial in Baden, according to accounts
now published, sentenced, during the months Of Sep
TENDER and October three persons to death and twenty
two to ten years imprisonment in the house OF correction
The emigration from Baden to America, at this
favorable season, is not nconsderable Agrea number
OF the political refugees in Switzerland n0Lens Uoes
returning to their homes. Poor Franz Raveaux, the
'ex-regent of the empire" (what mockery is still very
i'll at Strasbug with his family but in anything except
easy circumstances, like most OF his political friends.
The Hungarians at Hamburg to sail yesterday for
America their departure having been somewhat retarded
Nothing OF interest has occurred at Vienna since we
Last auth MI hos
visited Prague, where though the town is still in state
Of siege, he met with most faterng reception from the
popuace. What loyal people the Austrians are! How
soon they forget and forgive the wrongs they have suf
fered! The emperor viii make longer tour before he
We hear from Pesth that the former Hungarian Minis
to be exceptions to the cessation of executions for
political offences.
Kollessy one Of the murderers OF Count Lamberg who
is prisoner at Pesh, will also very likely be hung
The Hungarian refugees Wddn have been transfer
red to Schumla, fortress further in the interior Both
Kossuth and Benz, who said TO be residing al Con-
stannople, at their head The first transport under
Benz Murat Pacba, consisted Of 400 Poles and ef,
on the 3oh Of OCTOBER the second 1O2 Italians I'M
der Count Mont left on the day following; the Isl
der the we'll known Stein, now Fehrad Pacha, and Kme.
~, now HiamI Pscha; the remainder, in all $40 men,
under Kossuth, left the sd inst They were all es.
cored by strong Turkish detachments II is hoped they
will find some means TO get to Yarna, and thence Ia
England.
AS regards the differences between Turkey and the
Austrian and Russian cabinets they are finally amicaby
settled but the particulars Of the agreement are SO con.
tradctory stated, that pass them in silence for the
present The English fleet, which had already anchored
ceiyed order from Sir Stratford Canning to retire Il
had entered the Dardanees with the permission OF the
Porte The French fleet was assembling at Smyrna. II
has been owing to tne decided conduct OF the English
sisted in his unjust demands The interrupted diplomatic
relations have again been taken up b. B.