The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-25

commandment Of the fortress OF Arad. This, and my
70 force q feed your army do not wish 10
sanction by my presence such measures Receive, pray
INC assurance q my perfect ois ssuTH
p. s. zainoski and Bssoranowsk say that il s duty
Imposed by honor the Hungarans 10 act so that the POI
isi and Italian leeions whilst rendering service the
country shall In case Of emergency be sheltered from the
duty and my request General Guon has placed the
egions the communications with Turkey by
the garrison Of (wo batiaons only into Tlansy-
vanla That garrison now Kornya and has marched
lost and Or,ova will fall into the hands OF the enemy
From the Roman States there is no news Of special in
teres The Toulon Sstnee, OF the LIST. says that the
1artare government steamer touched at Antilles the
preceding day, and landed dispatches which be
forwarded with all possible haste The Sentineie adds
that il has to believe the dispatches alluded to
announce that the Pope has decided returning to Rome
and appointing secular ministry The report. however,
lacks confirmation Letters from Rome OF the 2Sth ult
announce the arrival n that city, from Gaets, Of the
French minister, Count de Rayneval M de Corcellss
was still confined by illness at Casteamare The right
OF Roman citizen, conferred General Oudinot by the
municipality, was to be transmitted to his male descend
ants forever. The government committee had appointed
for its secretary the Prelae Nicola Mella and named
M. Giuseppe dAyella and Navarro, senior member Of
the Santa Roma President Of the Central Board Of Cen
sorship
The Times correspondent states that the French gov
eminent and the Papal court are on very bad terms and
that warm correspondence has passed between them.
lowing proclamation, addressed by Gen. Rostolan the
Romans, taking the command Of the army Of occupa
ton:
gered under the double oppression of and anarchy
The French troops entered Rome; they regarded you as
shoy Afterwards the banner Of the sovereign Ponsia
hoisled the walls Of his capital saluted by
Since that period the army has ceased give
pie omodeation justice and generosity The conduct q
the sentiments sypahies Of France for the sovereign
Pont and for the people Of the Roman States Called TO-
having continue the noble task has happily
menced. During my functions as Governor OF Rome,
was enabled appreciate the affection you bear your
sovereign, and your respect for his virtues became
quainted with desires and hopes My endeayors will
uncea singly tend to the realization of your wishes My
mobiles. and glorious tide viii be q have been chosen
to continue the work Of beneyoence which the French
has undertaken for your welfare and prosperity
"RoAE, Aug. "a"
Everything is quiet, both in Paris and the departments
but correspondent expresses the opinion that it is not
the quiet Of assured peace The organs of both parties
chy and repubcanism Still business has revived. labor
is receiving better the country to be pros
porous. Louis Napoleon was still travelling in the de-
partments The republican journals contrast, greatly TO
the disadvantage OF the French President his tour full of
pomp and show, with the modest, quiet, and far
becoming manner in which Gen Taylor performed his
tour in this country An ordinance has been issued free
ing the southern ports Of France from the and
annoying quarantine regulations that have hitherto pre-
vailed. New York police officer was in Paris on the
one day member Of the Peace Congress- John Warrior,
being deceived by resemblance in features to the po
trait OF the forger he was seeking
The cholera still prevails in Paris the average deaths
being about so per day. The whole number Of deaths
from cholera this season in Paris has been $4,000.
From the London Times
We have great pleasure in observing that the Cover
nor General OF Canada is warmly supported both by his
sovereign and by the really loyal part OF the Canadian
people. The Gazette announces his elevation to the
English peersge As the champion Of constitutional prin
cples against the usnrPations Of faction and the
tendency Of race, Lord Egin well deserves this honor at
the lands Of constitutional government We will not
believe the alleged disagreement between the military
and the government or the alleged hesitation OF the min
sponsible government. The eyes Of England and the
world upon them Their sovereign beckops them
ward in their struggle II question OF principle The
event in the hands of Omnipoience II may be His will
that Canada, having attained its maturity should
become independent, or embrace the fortunes of the
neighborng federation but in that case il will
least be consolation and glory that last act to
teach il self. government