The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-17
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xregate, rather more than 100000.
The Elk ROYAL FAMILY OF FRAscE.-The Count and
Countess de Neuilly about to leave Caremont for
short PERIOD and proceed to ST Leonads Sea- the ar
of that watering place having been recommended for the
ex-Queen whose health, although much better than 1t
has been for time past, is still very delicate The
Queen OF the Begians still visit to her Industrious
PARENTS but her Majesty is expected to return to the
continent early the present week The Prince ue JON
vile, the Duke de Nemouls, and the Duke d. umale
with their and youthful families are all staying
at Caremon The royal exiles lake frequent exercise
but confne themselves chiefly to the Claremont domain
and its immediate neighborhood The ex-king and
Queen occasionally receive visits from distinguished
French noblemen and the calls of our arsocracy at
Ciaremont are freq uen The sxte of the ex royal family
at present consists of General Dumas, General Count
Frant the Count d'Houdot, and the Marquis de Dolo
meux The Count de Jamac is in frequent attendance
on the illustrous exiles.-L0ndoa Times,
Ireland.
DUBLIN, Monday morning. March 26.-There is not
any intelligence Of the least importance since the date of
my last despatch sent per the sailing of the Niagara
The cholera on the decrease, but not so poverty and
distress.
In all parts of the country large and munifcent sums
are being collected in aid of the Pope
Meetings TO induce the lord lieutenant to give up any
further prosecution of Charles Gavin Duffy continne to
be held and even in England acquisitions to the Queen
are IN course OF preparation
France.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARy.-The measure before
the Assembly, having for its ostensble object the sup
preston inhibition OF clubs has created immense
amount OF excitement in this city. So fully were the
government aware that this would be the case that on
Friday night the troops all placed under arms and
patrols paraded the streets in full companies until on
Saturday morning. These patrols had received positive
orders to hre on any parties forming barricades Meas
were also taken at the different barracks to guard
against SURPRISE and to repel any attack with the utmost
frmness Before the Hotel de Vile several pieces OF
loaded cannon were placed IN battery and the soldiers
Last night great excitement still prevailed Aroupe-
nenfs were collected in various quarters The city was
again pa.roed by strong attachments of cavalry and in
fantry during the night. The troops everywhere
under arms Those who are qnartered in the Banleu.
and the detached forts of Paris have been consigned
their barracks for the last two days.
A popular movement Tor tomorrow continues TO be
spoken Of
The sitting of the high court at Bourges, yesterday
possessed very little interest.
On Tomorrow the procureur general is expected sum
up the evidence and make an application to the court
for verdict.
The rumors OF modification in the ministry current
on Friday have proved as yet premature, if not ground
The committee OF finances in their sitting Yesterday.
agreed TO reject the proposition for the special of
the ministerial officers, advocates. and physicians.
Germany.
FRANKFORT, March %.
The at the close of the motion rejecting the King
OF Prussia as head of the Empire yesterday, most
exciting: The Pusslan party had calculated the GER
tainy OF victory. After the vote taken, adjournment
was demanded to consider of the be adopted but
this refused Eventually, however, the Assembly
adjourned till next day. The sensation created in the
town was very great
The rumor Of the subsequent resignation of the min.
isry, in consequences of the vote, is confirmed. The
Archduke John has, is said, for NJ de Vydenburg
who voted with the Prussian party and NJ Kerchgenner
who voted on the other side.
Austria.
VIENNA, March 2o-For some time our offensive
operations against Hungary have been almost stand
still, but we all feel that this only the prelude
coming storm Several councils of war have been held
lately Pcsh, and il is certain that soon as the roads
have ceased to be morasses the Imperial army will attack
the insurgents in their stronghods beyond the Tnes.
The news has just been com nuncaied to me- tina, the
free town OF ZANZIBAR the BAGS county, has again fallen
into the hands of the insurgents Should this prove true
ii will be terrible thing for the inhabitants, who
principally Servans.
letter received this morning informs me that the
Palatnal redoubt (Shanze) Comon has been taken in
the presence of Prince Windschgatz 1t adds that the
loss on our side was very
The Doth bulletin OF the operations OF the imperial
armies in Hungary and Transy vania has Just been pub
lished Ii contains some information about the sknish
at Medals, which was mentioned in The last bulletin,
and translation OF which appeared iii the Times We
learn that General Benz had is pieces OF artillery though
the numerical strength of his forces is not quoted His
loss at Medals if the bulletin be trusted, amounted
TO 100 killed, $3.50 wounded, and 100 prisoners which
were made by the inperias's. who had 81 killed. and
learn from authentic source that the operations
against Comon will be carried on with the greatest en-
ergy, and without any ntermis.on
IN
dlschgraE with his advice in financial matters.
The greater part OF the army quilted Milan on the 18th
instant 5000 men, with loo cannon. remain in the cit.
ade The marshal has his hea quarters at Lodi. Count
Clam commands the advanced guard The troops have
left Brescia and Vienna The citades of these two
cities are garrisoned by troops.
Three of the murderers of Count Latour were hanged
this morning the glacis between the .sSchoen" and
Neu' city gates The crowd was (as may be supposedly
immense, but not the least disturbance took place Two
others have been sentenced to twenty years hard labor
Our government is about to apply the different Euro
pean powers to induce them TO join step which ha,
already been taken to prevent the clandesne export of
the works OF art from the museums at Florence and
Rome.
VIENNA, March 2O.-The Oestreiotische Mlgemeine
Zeiung has been suppressed by the orders of Weldon
The rock of offence decamatory article against min
listers, calculated to nfame the minds of the people
Austria and Sardinia
All the efforts used by the governments of France and
Great Britain to renew the armistice between Sardinia
and Austria had failed Hos,ilities would therefore re-
commence. and be carried with great vigor on both
sides Although European sympahes were strongly en-.
listed on the side oil the Italian cause yet was general
~ feared that King Charles Albert would be beaten by
MS powerful enemies, who, TO the number of OoOJJ
strong, meditated direct march upon Turin there "a
peace. te e 'e'hs Vi
me French government had received lelegraphic de
spaTnes announcing that the Sandman army had crossed
'Io'no on the 2Oth March, in three divisions On the
s' an Austrian corps had passed the same river and
experienced resistance Il was onoaa I'VE ana
Chaes Albert, would be forced to recross m. T;.s'
Vercelli " ioasht On tne plains OF
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