The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-03

The dsircis of country about TO be absorbed are, is
IA iii those on the other side of the kshnas river Ba
chope and Neildrooy besides Berar. The first will be
nader the superntendence OF Captain Taylor the second
under Captain Bullock, and the last under Mr. Dghton,
who managed the Warrungal distrcts Should the
Nzam not pay down the money, which, is said be has
the OF doing, may take II for granted that the
districts mentioned VIII be held Tor some time al eas.
and in the time there doubt will be some very
active employment for part Of the cavalry and infantry
branches OF the service"
This is treating the absorption of the Nizams territory
with considerable GOODNESS, though were matter OF
that the British troops in India to ind Their
principal employment in taking and keeping possession OF
those districts OF country the native princes or soveegns
Of which do not pay up their Indebtedness when the
government OF Calcutta" chooses TO believe they have
the means The London Times remarks that, although
from the length Of time this threat has been held over the
head OF the OF Hyderabad the information thus com
munlcated excites little interest i is nevertheless dlfcu
to pIedic, what will be the result OF movement IN do
The obligations OF the Nzam administrator OF the
Deccan portion OF southern country lying between the
tribute to the East India government for its protection
during the protracied conflicts and changes Of dynasty
which at one time were so frequent IN the East Indies
Those dangers removed, the Nizam began TO feel the
payment OF tribute rksome His payments fell into ar
rears and reported now I'd amount TO fS30OOO Inc
result is told in few words: The British government
have length resolved exercising power reserved TO
them of temporarily confscatng portion OF his domln-
ons and applying the revenues to liquidation OF the
debt"
The excuse or plea that the Nzam is able pay is
thus disproved by the London Times in article the de-
sign OF which is apparently o justify the "aesorbng
process put in operation BY the LAS, inda Gompsn a
ure: .
"The .Nzam's army SO termed. is commanded by
British officers and under the exclusive authority OF the
Resident that his hghness has been compelled to levy
and maintain distant force for such occasions OF State
and government still recognised by his projectors
This double drain upon his treasury, while 1t has con-
tribued small degree the present
of his finances has filled the country with crowds OF i'll
paid and ungovernable mercenarles FIRST the sovereign
himself and then his mobiles and fayOrtes, are severay
supporting large bands OF retainers whose wages are
always in arear and whose pecuniary claims and military
strength give them great practical influence on the meas
ITO dismiss these troops impossible for there no
Of satisfying their demands, nor probable in.
deed that they would be dislodged from set
Element so congenial 10 their habits that Skhs from
Punjab, Arabs from the Gulf Beoochees from Scinde
Rapoots from the northwest, and Paans from Afghan
stan-a the hercest foes, in short. OF all our Eastern
wars-are mustered for mischief in the Deccan.
"At this moment the revenues Of the Nizam amount,
we believe, to about 81 900 0O0a inadequate TO
The exgencies thas induced that deficit of faoO 900
annual event From this income the British gov
proposes to intercept f350O00 so that the
deficit will be than double and The question which
dsturbs Indian observers is, how State which was
barely kept together il stood maintain sem
bance of substantive power when more than third OF
its revenues is taken away tits believed that the Nzam
could il he pleased meet the demands OF his creditors
from bis pvy purse but Is not that ne Will
80 incline Another method lies i'm, in tn, h Of
whom they have been profusely bestowed but these
favorites retain small armies OF Arabs who will ncontes
ably fight to the DEATH if not Tor their masters at least
In fact the whole revenues OF the Nzam and his fol-
lowers may be described pledged 10 powerful and
session, and likely to surrender their advantages only
with their lives We are not OF course insnuang that
the .prodgious strength Of our Indian government is
likely fail against such antagonists these but their
desperate erocily has been proved in many held and
may anticipate isolated contests of extreme severity
before the Deccan be rid OF its invaders. Coupled
ia indie "
warfare in India always attended The risk Is, per-
haps less than usual in territories long peaceful and
so well under command those OF the Madras pres
dency; but il still exists, and may at any moment evoke
enemy into being Neither is it probable. all crcum
stances considered, that our proposed Intervention will
actually terminate with the recovery OF our dues so that
what appears the simple execution OF compact may not
only lead to hard fighting. but may introduce new
epoch in relations with the princes and people OF
India"
The FRENCH REPuBLIc.-lt has already been men
toned tina, large number Of the councils Of arrondsse
ment have declared in favor OF the revision OF the cons
tuition. Some OF them have, in these declarations,
pledged themselves for the sincerity independence and
spontaneousness of The movement The council OF Ven
dome and that of Lyons have added to their petitions sen
tments like the following:
Considering the services the President OF the repub
lie has rendered TO France, saved from anarchy by his
prudence and hmness, the council expresses the wish
that the constitution be revised speedily possible
TO the causes OF instability and uneasiness
inherent thereto and TO render possible the election OF
committee of surveillance. consisting OF thirty mem
bers of the Assembly, mainly socialists sits in Paris
holding its weekly meetings for discussion on the po-
tcal condition oil Paris and the departments and the
acts OF the government In OF any serious
renee, all the representatives in the provinces to
be summoned TO Paris" II may well be said that Pa
risian politicians know no rest
French. Spanish Italian democratic committee has
also been formed in P.ns. The members MN. La
mennas, Jolly Mathe, ode la Drome) Schecher, Baums,
Beholon, Lasteyras, and Michael, (de Bourges) all
members OF the legislative assembly. They proclaim
themselves socialists
The banquets the 18th, in commemoraiion OF the |
s OF the Emperor Napoleon, passed off in the greatest
order. That which took place al the Barrere de fEtoe
the most remarkable by tie number and position OF
the guests NJ Bemone pr esded over it. Ia prefaciDg
a toast the grand army, he said:
"Let proceed resoutely in faith, which is that
of The people. The 10th OF December has been the
direction OF the principle OF Napoleonian democacy-l
that is Of national majesty The fe of the Emperor is
that OF his heir The 10th OF December has been the
conservation of the past the gorihcaton of the Empe-
in measure the conservation OF the 10th OF
December"
Nj Acker proposed the health OF the Presiden, Of the
republic.
1.-THE exalted intelligence OF the Prince" said he,
"made him resist the seductions OF anarchy we'll
those OF demagogy. IL il under the protection OF his
that The ungrateul who violently attacked
him found their inconestabe salvation The instinct OF
preserv alton will again compel them TO rally around him
in 1854 He alone possesses in France the prestige OF
connected with 20 many glorious recoections and
he has becomngy justified the hopes OF the country
propose the health OF the courageous and worthy nephew
OF the Emperor"
M Dechanet, mayor OF Bonnecourt, in the Upper
Name has been suspended during three months for
f.ing to publish and post up in that village the speech
yered bv the President OF the republic the