The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-30
FOREIGN.

From the New York Evening Post Sept 49,
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
The Americas mail arrived here last evening Englis
Z dates are TO Sept Is.
Inc cholera IN London had increased to an aarmin
The deaths by that disease alone during the weel
ending Sept 8, were 2,o26, and by all diseases g. 1873
The usual number of deaths in London per week, in thu
warm season, is about 1000.
The second regiment Of life guards likely to become
one OF the most remarkable IN the service Since the
extraordinary marriage Of Mr.. Head with Lola Monies
an ocer OF the corps. possessing $4,000 year. ran of
with the lady fai" OF brother officer who had been
her protector for months, and having settled on the fair
but faithless one no less than 500 per annu,
married her at Brighton last week.
/ Frances
The Gazette de France has been seized on charge Of
having attacked republican institutions and the consliu-
ion in an article signed Alexandra Remy This journal
may NJ v g remembered is strongly legiimist.
caused by the fatigue of the late Peace Congress at Paris
has taken his departure for the country pass there his
period OF convalescence.
Count de Pralormo has been nominated minister ~
Sardinia at Paris. 9IG9 i mn, m
Its stated that the Marchioness of Douglas cousin Of
me resident o. the Republic has effected complete
king jerome, who, as is well known, appeared 10
look coldy on him since the disgrace OF his SON.
he most talked about event that has occurred on the
continent since our last adyces, is the appearance OF the
following letter from the French President 10 w Edgar
Ney his orderly officer at Rome:
ELYsEE RATIONALE, August l8, 1919.
my Rome se Italian liberty on the contrary. lbs OBJ
ec was to regulate it. by shielding from own excess
upon the pontifca throne the Prince first bold
forth 70 Promugae useful reforms regret learn that
the benevolent intentions of the Holy Father well as
own actions frustrated by bad passions and hostile
uence', which would fan establish prescription aud IT,
ranny as the basis for tbe return OF the Pope Be
tell the general from inc that Justify
ne commission oil any act under the shade Of our az.
which could have tendency disturb the character
our intervention
must rest upon these basesgeneral amnesty, secuariza
lion Of the administrative power, Napoeons code, and
Of the cardinals personally been much hurt to
find that no mention made Of France, the slightest
% fsg to uniform, goes at once to my heart
Tell the general from me that he must take pfo
claim loudly that although France does sell her
vices yet al least she demands that she should not be
neered at for her sacrifices find her abnegaon injured
they sowed the OF liberty, and their might
have been tracked by the destruction Of the abuses Of
could have ac,e differently or had fought produce differ
Request the General to thank the army. in INV name for
its noble conduct learn with that LILLE
has been bestowed upon the comforts of sol
serve trust that he will the immediate
q such state Of ihngs fifteen thousand beds have been
distributed, and let him see that nothing is waning in
sure the comfort q our goops Aesss, my dear Msy the
OF the authenticity OF this document there is no doubt
and Importance, authoritative explanation OF the
intentions Of the French government with reference to
IL u
among the State papers of the day
Il laid before the Pope Gaeta the 2sth ultimo
All that Plus TX dad, on reading il, to fold his
and look up TO heaven for a few moments. then hand
back the letter to the cardinal without utering word
The first impression OF the Pope appears to have been
rather astonishment than any other feeling Cardinal
Antonel, however deemed il his duty not to let the
matter drop but to endeavor to draw from the Pope
declaration of the instructions which ought to be sent 10
Mgr: Fornar at Paris Accordingly elaboration OF the
cardinals took place the day the Popes apartment
and, after discussion, the decision OF the cardinals
unanimously this, that the Papa court ought not to
lake any notice whatever Of the letter in Question but
and, for this reason that the document had diplomatic
character being simply confidential missve from the
The Pope having approved Of this decision. Cardinal
Antonelli charged with the task Of informing the
apostolic nunco at Paris that in his Interviews with the
members OF the French cabinet or with the President OF
the republic he was 10 abstain in toto from the slightest
alluson TO the letter OF Louis Napoleon. II is said that
the Pope has determined to Tx his residence for the win
Poric His object in retiring there TO be 10
withdraw as much possible from the influence Of
French diplomacy, and to meet the letter OF Louis Napo
leon with passive inertia, which the French cabinet
will find il much more difficult TO overcome than an open
General Rosioan, foeseeing that his refusal to publish
the letter OF the President OF the republic in order OF
the day would render his recall inevitable, had anticipated
il by sending in his resignation. The arrival OF the de-
spaich containing his resignation in its turn fore
stalled by the departure oil the letter sgnying his recall
The declaration OF NJ. de Faoux that he never could
have given his appreciation to the Presidents letter. rea
tive 10 the manner in which affairs were condu cied by
the cardinals at Rome, had created very considerable
sensation here, and unfavorabe impression The In
ference generally drawn from il is that the cabinet do
not pull well together, and that modification must
inevitably take place in the ministry.
Subsequent accounts state that NJ de Falloux has
neither resigned nor exhibited any intention OF doing
General Rostolan's resignation has been accepted.
cabinet council held the 1lth and General Ran
don attended by order, and being called into the room
where the ministers were sitting, was formally informed
that he was appointed TO the command OF the army Of
en- onme TO this-thai, should the Pope not come TO
Rome be is to carry out with vgor the line Of conduct
speched in the Presidents letter General Random started
the same night for his new command. He is cavalry
officer, and has been general Of division only since
ls47 His rise has been unusually rapid He is friend
case. he has been preferred TO all the other lieutenant
generals he Is only the oryeghth the list OF sen
onty He is however, an officer OF distinction and has
given proofs OF energy and judgment in Africa.
The Asembite Rationale states that il s through the
influence Of the tiers par that General Random has been
| selected.
The Roman correspondence the Debats writes thus.
crisis equally yard for France and Tor Rome Is sill
imminent The commission OF the prelates do not lend
themselves arrangement their intercourse it'll the
French authorities and cold and alculaed
they do not accept their cooperation but submit to H. ann
division, where intervention indspen
sable. Al Gaes the GOODNESS clearly marked
out Not only establishment Is expressed ~ all our de
nands but Ii Is found impossible conceive that dscon
should be felt by the daily tergversaons which
the negotiations undergo The Presidents letter has fuf
nished plausible pretext for recrmnatons thus
| rupture appears 10 be feared. -,
Present circumstances do alone create III dep'ors
BILE state Of things Nothing really in the condop o
the French authorities, since their entrance into ths rob
uhcai states, can justify H. The cause u 20 o. y n