The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-25

Additional Intelligence from Europe Political Storm
IN me French National hsseHbly-,Pogmar Disturb
fagrat,on China Death Of Commissioner LINN, &C.
The Arctic arrived a, New York Sunday morning
The ministerial crisis in London had passed away. In
the House OF Commons, on the a,h OF March, Lord John
Russell announced that, in conformity with the advice OF
the Duke of Wellington her Majesty had determined to
recall her former advisers and therefore that, having
resumed the direction Of public affairs, the ministry
would remain the same as before It's resignation.
Two hundred and sixty.two Hungarian refugees had
arrived at Liverpool from Constantnople
A general amnesty, excepting kossuih and Bathiany,
has been granted by the Austrian government 10 the
Hungarian refugees residing in Turkey, al Ku,ayish
In Lombardy the Austrian army, amounting TO 10 900
men. is congregating the frontier OF Piedmont 1t is
said that the intentions OF Austria force Piedmont
TO withdraw any support from the political refugees and
to prevent Mazzln from obtaining access within the
limits OF the kingdom
SCENE IN the NATIONAL AssrMBLY-We have no
cause this week to complain OF the undressing charac
ter OF the proceedings OF the Legislative Assembly OF
France. The motion OF NJ Creon-which we alluded 10
last week as fixed TO come last Saturiay-bas given
rice OF those that recalled mind The most
volen, tumul,s which dgraced the worst days OF the
convention After an interesting debate Friday upon
granting an extraordinary credit for the maintenance Of
the army of occupation in Rome, and during which the
Bonaparsts and legtmsts in for their due sbare
OF reproacbes for employing the republican troops Of
France to put down repuublicanlsm in Italy, att mpt
was made to postpone M. Creton's motion for three
days but, upon DIVISION IT determined to take
the discussion the following day by majority OF 3ao
votes To 3ls.
The result surprised everybody; and NJ Theirs.
with his new friends OF the mountain who were divi-
ded upon the question, entertained hopes OF bringing
back the Prince de Joinville and the Count de Paris
with view, perhaps, TO contest successfully the ri
presidential election The egimsts, strangely enough
opposed the repeal OF the laws which doomed the Bonr
bon. perpetual exile, under the impression that by the
return of the members of the elder and Younger
to France, The Oreansts night have the advantage In
this state of parties the debate dete minsd upon M
Creon moved The repeal OF The law and Berryer or.
posed it, under the shallow pretext that it would dyest
The eYiled princes OF portion OF their dignity and lower
their personal position. The government opposed the
motion M Theirs and NJ Plscatory were the chief
promoters OF the measure, although they did not speak
The issue OF the debate suIl doubtful when NJ Marc
Dufrasse mounted the tribune.
Thi. compound OF the bloody Jacobin ST. Just. Con
tbon. and Coot dHerbois, with compressed lips, pae
head. intense expression, and resoue accent, whilst
hundred doubled 6ss threatened him wth personal ven
seance, exclaimed shat those who recommended pity
royass and enemies Of the republic" violent
scene ensned the tribune was surrounded by indignant
members all menacing the undaunted favor,te commits
s,oner OF Ledru Roln, who followed no his 'snni by
calling mind "that the grandfather OF the princes.
whose bsnah they wanted TO repeal, voted for the
King'a DEATH The Assembly shnddered and shouted
and N. Beuyer. forcing his way through the crowd.
reached the tribune. and was listened TO whilst he indie
nanty branded the sentiments VI Duirs.se ~ ode
tsstabs" IA Theirs, Rsmusa and Plscatofy fslt sure