The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18

letter from subscriber containing false assertions against
The government
The commercial report for the past week is highly ia
potabie lhe cotton manufacture is in active state.
Business IN the south OF France is described be very
brisk II is remarked that there is hardly any exporla
ton Of corn to England at this moment
BELGUM-The Independence, OF Brussels. saws i
The result OF the elections OF all the coun-
Try has reached Numerically IL is weak, since the
governmental liberal opinion only gains two votes but
morally and politically it is immense by the striking adj
hesion which the four great towns OF the kngdom9lhe
canilal at their head-have given to the policy of the
cabinet"
HAMYuaGn,-The Senate OF Hamburger published on
the 25h the decree aboshng the fundamental rights of
the German States The rights accorded for the city and
It's territory by the Senate ana the Assembly how
ever, 10 be preserved.
A letter from Hamburger dated September 49, SAYS i
The city OF Hamburgh presents, the present moment
an animation which contrasts remarkably with the ord
nary methodical and regular movement of its mercantile
affairs Since yesterday, deputies OF the Lutheran
Citations from all the States Of Germany have met here to
the number OF two hundred for the purpose OF consider
ing what was the best means 10 be adopted for the
sodaton OF the Protestant hierarchy in the alherand;
and further, what arrangements will best promote the
success OF their various missions in Europe and America
It is mol to be denied that since the regulation OF
ls4s, Roman Catholicism has made most femark able
progress in Germany; The mpassoned and numerous
sermons OF the Catholic missionaries IN the northern
States where their voices have not been heard since the
sixteenth century, have made agIeat impression and
Lled the churches listeners. different
mens far from nterdicDg, have seemed favor these
numerous religious meetings. The conversions 10 the
Romish Church, effected for time past in various
classes OF society in Germany remarkable Tor their
number and the notabihty OF the persons gathered into
that fold II is not therefore, astonishing that Lutheran
pastors should think il needfu TO meet in common, and
take counsel upon the means of arresng these nroads
upon their fiocks." HL# 4
PRUssIA.-The well-known case of the ex-deputy
Harkort, accused at Berlin of exciting 10 hatred and
breach OF the peace BY the publication OF a political
hnot atotl ha lpff hoI
ant The pamphlet which was the ground of accusation
commenced with the following words: /" Those who
govern have frequently Interests far different from those
tired TO the government and excitaon to breach OF the
peace were founded solely the tendency Of the pam
phet expressed in the words quoted II is less
der that the prisoner acquitted than that the govern
nent should think fit TO prosecute such ridiculous
grounds. The tried under the new press act
and the defendant therefore acquitted not by jury,
but by the Judges.
Australia three days the subscriptions to the loan
would cease. and no more than 53ooooVOh have been
got rid Of in Austria According to private advices from
Amsterdam 1000. 900 will be taken there, and about
2, 900 will be disposed OF at Frankfort
A Vienna letter in the Daily News says
tran governments defeat which will be apparent to all
when the exile shall have landed the hospabe shores
of England. Had Prince Schwarzenberg been wise, he
would have persisted in demanding the continued
imprisonment of The Hungarian refugees in Kiutayah
thus adding to their political noorey The sympathy uni
versay entertained for political martyrdom The Aus
toot
untried, whether Vaccinations threats, to induce the
Sublime Porte to release the noble enemy of the house
OF Hapsburg Its failure has been complete and all the
assertions which the Lloyd and Oesterrehische Richs
Zatung may make, that the question was without i'm
porance, will no, lessent the weight Of the blow"
simultaneously almost with the arrival OF Kossuh and
his companions English soil, the Austrian govern
displays at Pesth in the most glazing colors. the
fate which English sympathy, pertinacous and prompt
and Turk good faith, have succeeded saving them
FROM On the morning OF the 22d instant the names and
egies of the Hungarian fugives were publicly executed
by hanging them in the market-pacs OF Pesh, with all
the dreadful soemniiies which accompany the execution
Of human being Disappointed in their passionate de-
to weak the most ghlful vengeance the heads
of Kossuh and his friends the Austrian government has
hung them in ethgy.
or course the military indispensable otherwise
the populace would have instantly down the boards,
and hung the haDgman and his commanding officer in
Their place
LoABARDY-The Milan Gazette gives detailed ac
count OF the Emperors trumphal entrance into that cap
i,a on The 2lst His Majesty first reviewed the troops
on the Campo d Marie and proceeded TO the
Cathedral, where the Is Deum was sung. The official
paper adds that the behavior OF the people was modest
The state OF public feeling in Lombardy is very odd
as aesled by the cold reception OF the Emperor else
where. At Mantua, for instance, "Mork dPlmpera
tore" death to the Empero) was found written on the
walls the morning Of his arrival and several persons
were arrested.
SARpmn.-A Turin paper speaks of the arrival on
the 22d OF the American vessel Mississippi with kossuth
on board, at La Spezza, where the Americans have
depot.
The Corriere MsrcanHe quotes letters from Spezzia OF
the 22l stating that the inhabitants OF that town. be-
ing informed that Kossuh board the Mississippi
made great demonstrations in honor OF his arrival The
town Illuminated rockets were let of, and large
number OF boats. gayly decked out surrounded the Mis-
sssippi sauiing with music and cheers The American
mmodore who taking the waters al Lucca has been
al La Spezzia TO compliment him.
The PApAL pomrsIoss-The Papal government, is OPP |
posed to the projected railway between Ancona and
Bologna being commenced before railway commuDica
ton ~ established between Rome aud Ancona as II well
knows the erence existing between the inhabitants OF
the Boognese parts and the Romans, and is adverse to
Bologna being connected TO Ancona by that means;
whilst the capital would remain perfectly cut Oh from the
with regard 10 railway communication, and con-
sequeniy would find its influences weakened in part OF
the State that is in general no, TO be considered Loyalty
disposed. The Papal government is, besides, in pnc
pie s opposed to Innovations, and taking everything
into consideration, il may confidently be asserted that al
present there is little prospect OF railways being con-
structed in the domnions OF the Church.
The number OF Austrian troops occupying the Roman
| States amounts TO about 10000 men.
Very extraordinary meteorological phenomena occurred
at Rome on the 10Th ultmo. Storm succeeded storm
without interruption throughout the day. and the dark
ness was such that many OF the inhabitants had to light
their lamps at noon-a thing unheaId oil al Rome.
SPAN-The extreme excitement relative 10 Cuba had
greatly diminished at Madrid, and The Spanafds are now
execution Of Lopez and his compaots appears 10 have
| satisfied him, go 80,
The Military Gazette states that the Minister oil war
has ordered certain number of guns to be cast IN the
mandatory Seville, the most approved model Tor
the defence OF Cuba
RusuA--The Russians have discovered four import |
AMI veins of silver ore the Caucasusone IN The dehe