The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-01

OF the President 10 kely 10 De OF short duration
bets offered that Louis Napoleon will not be al
the head OF affairs year hence
Many who are we'll wishers OF the President assert
that the coup dstat long since arranged between
high tuneonAy and the representatives OF the northern
powers; although, as matter OF course. the
meat al which was 10 take place was 10 depend cir
eumsanees Ii is deserving OF mention that early on the
3d-ihe day on which the Paris occurrences became
known hsre-the Vienna garrison suddenly put on
the alert by order OF the Emperor The whole of the
troops appeared under arms at The appointed place within
ball an hour and rewarded for their pfompiude
by three days extra pay. The sole excitement caused
by The French events is that OF curiosity and Vienna
never been more profoundly quiet than al the present
ment Sui The military governor has considered it
safy 10 publish notice. IN which those possessing or
circulating revolutionary documents threatened with
condgn punishment The papers have also received
aefs nol 70 make menlon oil any persons who may be
rested
The from France has given great satisfaction at
Vienna and Berlin, because il lestfes to the fidelity OF
the troops
The Earl OF Wesmoreland has not yet been received
by the Emperor owing, is supposed 10 the soreness
felt about the Kossath affair." his Majesty is in Wen
ma, and receiving other people twice week
Immediately after The arrival of the first elegraphic
dispatches from Paris. the Count de Chambord and the
Duke de Blacas had interview with Prince Schwar-
was entitled TO the "mora" support OF the foreign cab
nets, since he had the confidence OF the army, which
The sole guarantee for the preservation OF peace and order
Berlin absoust journal beraes the descendant OF ST.
Louis" for his want OF pluck.
The Emperor OF Austria is. it appears, determined TO
force his subjects TO pay little regard to the sancty OF
an oath as he does himself The brokers the stock
change of Vienna To observe secrecy as re-
CARDS their customers; yet the Emperor of Austria in
pursuance OF his mad projects for keeping up the price OF
his worthless assgnats has actually compelled The bro
kers 10 violate that oath.
In consequence of the imperial ordinances breaking up
all religious denominations except the Roman Catholic
The police have been round TO the various congregations
and taken possession OF the books registers. SIC.
A new ministry is about TO be formed at Hanover,
the presen, ministry is not sufficiently disposed TO second
the policy oil the King who personally supports the sys
tenn OF Austria, particularly on the commercial CUES.
lion.
The Koiner Zeitung states, from Berlin, that the
troubles in France have already had some effect the
Schleswig Holsein question The Russian cabinet has
made urgent representations to the courts of Vienna and
Berlin and the negotiations with Denmark, which had
been allowed TO rest have again been resumed with great
zeal.
The King OF Saxony opened the States of hslkingdom
in person on The 9Th inst The most important part OF
ceved with pleasure the proposition of the Prussan gov
eminent relative the Zoll Veren. but the same time
approves of the commercial policy of Austria.
Official reports have been received from the Sadt-
holders OF Conthia and Carnia which state that from
personal inspection and investigation, no fewer than 80
towns and 81 villages have been reduced by the mum
datons that they will be dependent upon other places
for two-lhrds OF their provisions for the winter and
spring.
We have received accounts from Turin TO the 9Th inst
i
known in The capital and produced great deal of aga-
ton The only parties who seemed to approve OF the
conduct Of Louis Napoleon were the retrogades and the
ultra democrats who form very small minority in the
country The latter were overjoyed because, by &C.
which had reached Turin by way OF Nice having
been brought from Marselles by the Sully it was
ported that bands OF insurgents were marching from all
quarters OF France on Paris. Their joy will not be of
a. BEEN hsn bsy know that the
the departments appears that there was serious d
versy OF opinion in the Turin cabinet relative TO the
manner in which the recent events in France should be
viewed.
The army in Naples is now 10 be increased to 900
A letter dated Cosenza (Calabria) says ga miserable
scene took place here some time since The political
prisoners, nearly 500 in number removed from their
different places OF confinement to the central prison OF
this town. Most OF these have been years in
prison, praying in vain for trial As they were marched
through the town many people wept their appearance
There were lawyers venerable priests and medical men,
personally known to many spectators loved. and respect
ed-some Of them looking miseraby altered, all more or
less telling the effect OF two years Imprisonment" The
same letter states that in the province OF Calabra Citra
there are s72 political prisoners.
SPAIN.
MADRID. December SIN the sitting o. the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day the president OF the council read
elegraphc despair from Paris, OF the ed December,
nouncng the dissolution of the Assembly and the sublec
tion OF Paris state OF siege. He declared that, what
events took place in France, Spain had nothing TO
LOT tue HfoHc, us noI lOI PuuhC
order.
The report is revived that her Majesty will visit Ire
and next summer, and that Bristol will be honored
port of embarkation.
Lord Downshre assisted last week al the Belfast Iron
companys works in rolling the first boiler plate that
was made in Ireland.
Upwards OF 300 respectable persons have joined the
Masonic body in Ireland since the announcement Of the
order by Primate Cullen.
Ii is said that Mr. Norris the solicitor to Cardinal Wise
himself az a candidate for the
alton OF Cashel in opposition to Sir Thomas OBrien
The Marquis of Cianricade is about putting forth his /
influence in Galway county for the return Of his son,
ord DunkelGn, to Parliament. with his relative, Sir
Thomas Burke, M. p.
The Dublin Express states that the returns OF emigra
ION from the Irish ports between the months OF March
md October, inclusive will exhibit the astonishing
,er of 100000 souls.
From the LIST of January, 1851, to the 9th December
New Brunswick and the United Sa,es seventy nine pas
enger vessels with IL 2a emgrants of which multitude
1927 were for Canada, and 3,2l4 for the States.
The chancelloIshp of the Dublin University, vacant
" The death OF the King OF Hanover, has been oler-
ed on BIS grace Lord Jehn George Beresiord the Pri
nate OF all Ireland. His grace was greduas OF Ok
ord -
The Cork and Bandon railway had been oyenea b
Lord Plunkett, whose illness Of aarmlrg char
cter is recovering. ID
The Connaught Waterman gives an account OF the =
nobbng and soning OF Scripture IN the streets
Il Tuam. D
CAPE OF HOPS. .tU
The Essex Captain Pixey. has arrived from India and
he Cape The Cape OF Good Hope Exchange Gazeue,
October 49, says that important military movements
heen In seene that Colonel Michaers !,