The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-17

"e' nia'hew saiieu lot ireland q lew days previous
TO The sailing OF the steamer. He appeared in good
health aud spoke feengy OF this couuty to all who ap
preached him on the subject OF his visit here
MI Walker was still enjoying the Inequalities OF the
English people. but had delivered speeches 1t is
not stated what progress he had made in his mission.
The London Times chronicles the recent difficulties
occurring among the municipal officers of New Orleans
BY which the foreign credit Of The city has suffered and
warns its readers against relying implicitly upon
American corporation securties-in fact American secu-
rites of any kind
'real numbers oil emigants were preparing TO leave
for the United States. The English press still continue
to agtse the motives OF M Kossuths VISIT but are silent
with respect to his mission to the United States.
Affairs in France are quite complicated correspond
en- says Parties are as opposite IN their views as ever
and the events of day, both political circles and in
the Assembly cannot be relied upon the events OF the
morrow" II is proposed to ngraft on bill pending in
First that any obstacles thrown in the way by the
scunve powers Of the exercise OF the rights which article
~ OF The constitution coniers the legislative power
an act Of high treason, and shall give rise to the immed
ate application OF the provisions Of article 6s.
Any holder OF civil authority, agent of the public
force who shall refuse obedience, in the of direct
req ulsltlons being made by the National Assembly, shall
be considered an accompce in the crime of high treason
and Dc brought before the high court Of Justice
called 10 command by the legislative power, shall
for the purpose OF exercising its deliberations in
fuence subvesive OF the constitution, shall attempt TO
excite the troops by speeches acts to contempt
throw OF the republican regime, shall be considered
guilty Of high treason, and be brought before the high
national court The provisions of the present article shall
be applicable the ministers and to all public function
aries representatives OF the people, others who shall
be vested with the executive power in the provided
Art A. When the refusal TO obey the orders OF the
National Assembly shall be followed by acts OF violence
md armed sedtion the heads of the administration and
the military commandans. declared in state of high
treason according to the OF the preceding article
shall be- besides, cvilly, and jointly. and severaly
ponsibe for attacks on property persons which their
disobedence may have provoked or facilitaed"~
Debates in the Assembly are maintained with spirit |;
but the executive party maintain their ground, notwh-
standing the opposition they are compelled to contend
against Beyond parliamentary disputes, and one or two
personal difficulties we have nothing of an original char
acsr to notice in the general proceedings Of the body
SPAIN.
The intelligence from Spain is unimportant On the
sitting of the Senate. Marshal Narvaez, who had recent
y returned TO the capital and explained the
which had induced him TO retire from the cabinet and
leave Madrid for France He based these reasons prin.
cipally on the ground that he felt his ncapacy of real
zing the ceremonies suggested by nj. Bravo MurilIo,
which had not he sad been realized up TO that moment
....
The new commercial tariff OF Prussia will 90 into opc-
ration on the lst OF February.
The journal that is TO represent HE conservative
opposition in the Chamber is announcedit is TO appear
programme states that, while the exreme-rght, the lib
era opposition and the democratic party have their
representatives IN the periodical press, genuine con-
sevave opposition, sharply distinguished from all three.
has not yet found any expression This is longer 10
be the casehe Preasssces Woeenbta is to supply the
defect
il is stated in letters from Berlin that the Prussan gov
eminent has determined that restrictive shall
be adopted regarding The trade OF that country in grain
and both the imports and exports shall be left
rely free. The government has also addressed circu
lar 10 The Hanseatlc cities proposing conference upon
the subject OF emigration, IL having been determined that
all shp-ownes engaged ~ that trade shall give ample
curly for the fuhn1ent of the contracts which they have
entered into for the conveyance OF Prussan emgrans TO
foreign countries the object Of which to proven, the
detention, AMI consequent suffering, 10 which they
subjected under the present system.
The following propositions have been made 10 the
Frankfort Diets
The North Sea squadron is TO be maintained as
federal property bat to be taken by those States who
want flee, IN the German Ocean, and will pay the
expenses; else the whole navy is to be abolished g.
These TO be executed before the year,
tina, additional nsalmeRts required by the
federation. We should be surprised al these contradc-
tons, II did not know that the finances take promi-
part in these Prnssan postulaons, Prussia has
pay 532 900 forms for the maintenance of the fleet in
the German Ocean
AUSTRIA.
A grave event has taken place amongst the Austrian
corps de armfs in Hostcin. Many OF the regiments
composing IT consist IN great part oil llungaIlans and
among them are many young men OF noble families, who
compelled by the Austrian government to serve as
private soldiers in spite Of disasters drawn down on un
fortunate Hungary by the revolution The soldiers
not repress the hatred which anlmaies them their de-
sire for a revolution. The presence in England OF
Governor kossulh has greatly contributed OF late TO
excite The sentiment Of hatred OF these Hungarian soldiers
and revolt, OF WHICH the consequences would have
been iDcacuabe, in the north has been the point of
breaking out among Them but IT has been prevented by
the active surveillance OF the superior officer Of the Aus
ran battaons An agent OF kossuth, and of the Rev
olutonary Propaganda OF London-he Hungarian Count
Potocki-was arrested by the military authorities OF Rens-
burg lie had arrived from London by way OF Paris,
under false name In his possession were found
procamatous exciting the soldiers revolt and printed
copies Of Kossu,h's last speeches in England.
The Post Ample Gazette OF Frankfort states, on au.
hority OF letter from Vienna OF The sh that the Ger.
man Catholicism is to be forbidden in Austria.
NothDg definite is reported with respect TO the Tuscan
question Whether the duchy is to be incorporated with
the empire not cannot be asceraned from the proceed
inas OF the Austrian cabinet made public,
According to the German journals, dssension has
arisen between Austria and Prussia relative to the recent
abolition OF the constitution in the duchy OF Anha-
IDessau-Ausria approving OF the act, and Prussia
blaming il II is stated that the King of Prussia has
i letter TO the Duke OF Anhalt Dessau in which he
strongly blames him. Bu, the affair altogether is consid
cred OF small Importance
HUNGARY.
We have no accounts of Importance from Hungary
Field Marshal Haynau, who possesses estGte in the
kingdom, recently narrowly escaped being burned TO
death by his house taking fire. II supposed to be the
work Of an incenfiary
The authorities of Pes,h forbade the 18th the dlsr
button OF all foreign ournaseven those destined Tor the
editors OF newspapers The measure is only TO remain
in force until il shall be decided what foreign journals
may be distributed for the future.
The programme" of the Danish cabinet has been
finally settled and accepted by the King The following