The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

Paris eoespoudent OF the Daily News after noticing the
intended removal Of Louis Napoleon 70 The Iulllenes
proceeds TO say Perhaps Louis Napoleon Will not deem
this incident in the Emperors career the least worthy OF
imitation In the mean time, there "a but loo mush iea-
con TO believe that those rumors which imputed 10 me
President designs OF foreign sgEandIzement arc not ao
gether uniounded am that in England deal OF
skepcism is expressed spon this point But am bound
TO mould my communications upon facts which receive
from good authentic sources, without paying the ieast al
tenlion 10 the degree of probability which may be attached
10 such views the other side OF the channel Ands
first OF ALL lei me call your attention TO mos emafka,
bic expression which appears IN the Moniisur, ana
which has evidently not been put there Tor nothing In
the preamble OF the decree designating the new military
division, is said. with regard 10 The limits Of The SIKH
division, whose headquarters al StrasbouIg, The oh
division that OF Slrassourg, destined by It's form and
position not TO change SO long as he frontiers themselves
do not DANCE The words In italics are noted py every
pregnant with meaning, and may be like the cloud
about the size of mans hand, which overspread Inc
heavens with empests. In connexon with this subject
the following remark is reported TO me as having re-
Gently dropped from Louis Napoleon: The Empe;
ror he is represented 10 have said, has bequeahed
10 debt 10 France-the province OF the Rhine will
discharge IT. II is needless TO say how little reliance is
TO be placed upon the most pacific assurances Of man
who went up to the last hour before the coup detu
protesting his respect for the law, and his religious re-
gard for his oath II is clear that whatever representa-
tons may be made 10 Prussia and Russia OF LOUIS Napo
Icons desire TO cultivate peaceful relations with all the
world those powers will not fail to arm, and put their
ornaments upon war footing II Is possible that Aus
tra-on whom the Russian alliance has weighed so
beavilyay be attracted by promises from France to
shift the burden Of her support from the shoulders OF The
Gear to those OF Louis Napoleon, particularly as the view
OF the cabinet OF Vienna is TO weaken Prussia ana pre-
vent her eectualy from aspiring to the hrst place IN the
German confederation France is present the chief OBJ
s,acle 10 Austria in Italy, and by favorng. even
counlenancing her designs upon the legations and Pied
mont might purchase her agreement TO the separation OF
views upon Baden and Switzerland, which might make
her not unwilling to exchange an unruly democratic in
dependence aenated from her in feeling and contlnu
ally tending to incorporation with France provided that
she allowed to indemnify herself by encroachmens
elsewhere"
AT the dinner given by Lord Cowey on the 23d ut in
honor of the birth of the Princess Royal OF Spain, his
lordship in proposing he health Of the Queen OF SPAIN
stated that he yielded TO no man IN respect for her
Majesty tie next proposed ''the health OF the new born
Princess and afterwards 1.-The prosperity Of the Spanish
the Court OF ST James, responded the toass. and hav
ns paid well meried compliment TO The Queen OF Eng
land, proposed her Majesy's health and continuation
Of The COED understanding between The two powers The
Marquis of Miraores, Signor Bravo Murllo. spoke in
high terms OF the advantages accruing to the two nations
| from the union existing between them
According 10 the official document inserted in the Ga
zetc OF the 25h ut debcnures of the public debt to the
amount of $40 934, 705 reals redeemed during the
years OF ls4o, so, and 81
PRUSSIA
BERLIN, December 3o.-The official project OF Prussia
continues and assumes more decided lone. II is argued
that Austria is endeavoring to establish Capitalization
in commercial matters that would introduce elements al
together foreign to Germany. Abiding to the Italian and
Hungarian provinces of that power, it is also thought
that Austria wishes to increase the value of her paper
money by circulating it beyond her frontiers.
AUSTRIA.
Our Vienna correspondence under date OF the 26h ult
states that the recent change OF Minister of Foreign
Affairs had caused great and favorable impression al
Vienna The Cologne Gazette, in elegraphc despatch
from Vienna under date OF the 2Sh instant states that
the Minister of Finance, Won Krauss, has resigned II
is said the Minister Of Commerce, Won Baumgarne will
replace him.
| TURKEY.
Advces from Constantnople of the 14th u state that
the Sultan had issued rman in favor OF his subjects
who profess the reformed Christian creed, which will
10 them the freedom Of meeting and the registry Of
births and marriages