The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-18

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OF The Reichsrah according TO circumstances and ne
cessty. ~
The alterations in the order of business and in other
matters arising from the ordinances you have 10 lay be
fore me without loss OF time II draughs OF laws which
have been forwarded by the cabinet to the Rechsrah are
still under discussion due notice : to Be given e me-
tons of the council are to be laid before me.
"FRANZ JOSEPH, I'M. P)
SoHoNBRuNS, August 90, 1851"
=" Most High Cabinet Letter to the Minister President.
"DEAR PRlNcE SCHwARzEHBURo: BY the accompany
ing copy you and the cabinet will see the alterations
which have though proper 10 make N the position and
statutes ofthe Reichsah and the cabinet, in as far as
r" Is '0"'e'"''' "A' 10 ''' FRAN JOSEPH. I'M P)
"ScHoNBRUNN, August 20, 1851"
Most High Cabinet Letter 10 The Minister President
DEAR Prince ScHwARzEKBuRG; As an immediate
consequen of the resolutions which have taken rea.
tive 10 The political position of my cabinet, find il abso
luely necessary that the question OF the maintenance
and of the possibility of carrying out the constitution OF
the 4h OF March, lS45 should be taken INTO ripe anu Sc
You have to consult with the president Of my Reich,
srath, and give soon as possible your mutual
opinions and propositions relative to the manner and ex
tent of the question: also to the proceedings and
forms to be observed during the examination.
During the examination OF this question, and in all
fixed principle and object and as the rreagable ounda-
ton OF all your operations, the maintenance OF all the
conditions OF monachca government, and the unity OF
I'll Wv ''''SO V ~ S GRAM JOSEPH. IN. P)
"ScHoNBRuNN. August 20, 1851"
This blow it is said though long expected, has told, not
on the funds, but on the feelings OF the public.
The article in the Wiener Ze,tung, appended to the
imperial leers-a piece of elaborate composition
that Austria is not the soil where representative nsu
lions can thrive, and that the veal OF the different ma
lions of which the empire is composed requires paterna
form Of government, or, IN other words that all power
proceeds from and centres in the person OF the monarch
that the people, intoxicated by the lessons nsed by
demagogues, and led asray by their own angovernable
passions, to make demands incompatible with the stabl
lily of the monarchy, have at length returned 10 their
sober senses. and become fully awake to the true inter-
OF Austria that the empire was not saved by con-
cessons the revolution, but solely through the innate
loyalty and patriotism OF those who saw IN the august
name and presence of royalty their greatest safeguards
The salvation of Austria, are told, was the work OF
the Emperor, and it would have been achieved
had his movements and free action been etlered i'm
peded while the want OF confidence that subsequently
owing TO the existence OF paper constitution
The idea be entertained OF throwing the
constitutional question:" this apple OF dscord"-among
the divers nalionaes The solution of the difficulty
of necessity revert to the hand that proposed H. If
The country is 10 be benefited ultimately Such is brief
abstract of the official article IL is not question OF
expungng this that parag raph of correcting here and
substituting there; but the work OF Sadon is quashed
altogehersent TO that bourne which is not accustomed
TO give back constitutions
II Is not improbable that a change OF ministry will fol-
low hard upon this crisis, and that Dr. Bach will find
his position the cabinet untenabe In that Count
Hartg, the welknown author OF " Genesis o the Rev-
olutios," is spoken OF as his successor
LoMBARDY.-ln Verona, the strict enforcement OF the
actual state OF siege is perfectly astonishing aud would
lead an inference that very dangerous state OF things
exists in this country AT Milan Incessant patrols walk
the night and day The road from thence TO We
has detachment OF infantry or gendarmerie al
every few miles This is indeed a conquered country,
The people have difdent and supprs sed manner truly
gevous to witness the very post boys contrary 10 the
traditional character OF the class afraid TO ask even
for tnhe to drink. The extent 10 which passport
noyances carried is almost appalling resident in
city cannot leave for any other part OF the country
without permission from the authorities however urgent
~ hnsiu he lint adj hat
disposed towards Austrian domination than the rest OF
Lombardy.
The garrison OF Verona amounts at present to 10 900
or IS 900 men At the side OF the city, leading 10 Santa
Lucia immense plan has been laid out for military
evolutons, and several important points have been
strengthened by the erection OF forts capable OF con;
tanning 1000 men. These forts have each been named
after the generals who most distinguished themselves
| in the late Italian campaign-Fou Radetzky, Fort
dAspre, and so on.
| SARpmIA-The Genoa Gazette published list OF
the ministers and deputies prosecuted by the Neapoltan
| government, beginning with Perio. The numbers are
nine ministers and ftyfou deputies, besides other per-
sons, whose names are unkn own. Can the statements
made in MIR Gladstone's letters be any longer doubted
after such facts
The accounts from Sardinia devoid OF particular
interest The King has given his assent to the exen.
sion of the capital on the site OF the Poa Susa Pro.
tesant church is about TO be erected in Turin m formd
popria. This will be the only place OF Protestant wor
ship in the Italian peninsula having the external appear
ance OF a church. Many members OF the high Catholic
clergy Turin endeavored TO prevent It's being built but
they have been unsuccessful IN ther lntOierant views
In no other Italian State any religious communities
Catholic permitted TO sound bell al the commence
meni oil the service. The building at Turn - to
have a steepe, and in fact will not differ from the Pro-
testant houses OF worship in our own country
THE P.PAL STkTEs.-A letter from Rome OF the oath
u gives OF the trial OF the persons accused
OF having taken part in the destruction OF the carriages
belonging to the cardinals in 1919. The number OF the
| accused upwards OF So The correspondent says
that, although the sentences have been published,
there several condemned TO the gaeys for life. and
/
He also gives honorable testimony the Tnumvrs
of the Roman republic. by stating that Sgnor Ameni
saved the carriages OF Cardinal Brgnole from desuc-
tion and that Sgnor Mazzin did the in favor OF
cardinal who bad fed TO Gaeta il being thus proved that
the carriages destroyed by the fury OF the popuace,
which the Triumvirs were unable, though willing, to
| stem.
KINGDOM or NAPLEs.-Further particulars have been
obtained OF the dreadful disaster which occurred the
l4th instant in the province Of Baslicara, in this king
DOM and about 100 miles from the capital A list Of
more than fifty villages Is given, IN which greater or less
damage done-in than place the principal
buildings having been destroyed and in all several lives
having been lost amidst the ruins OF fallen houses The
greatest sufferer. however the town OF Melh place
containing 10000 nhablans threequarters OF the city
are mass Of ruinsthe archbshops palace, the college,
the municipality the barracks and the police station hsv
ing been all levelled TO the ground The known deaths
already amount to 70O besides 200 wounded, among
whom the principal families count victims. rich and
populous district has been completely destroyed and the
loss Of lite has been immense II does not appear that
the ground opened but all the injury was done by the
houses falling from the repeated shocks Of the earth
quake the rapidly Of which such that the persons
IN the houses and passing in the had not time to
escape. Tne King, receiving ths distressing news,
immediately ordered sum of 600 ducats TO be sent from