The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-04
THE UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE A. 1852.

the pen OF M Ganier de Cassagnac. the letter OF Gen.
eral Changanier. As military man, Changarnier is
represented as an ambitious boasng, lucky blockhead
while Lamorciere is admitted 70 be as brave lion,
but declared TO be destitute OF skill as commander. The
pTetsnsions oil Changsrner man OF legality and order
are secuted and the Bonapalist writer brings the follow
First That in the month OF March. ls40, he General
Changarner, demanded from Louis Napoleon written
authorization TO throw the Constituent Assembly out OF
Secondly That he subsequently, urged Louis Napo.
leon, 10 the strongest manner, 10 make coup dftat
Thirdly That in the mouth of November, 1850, al The
time OF the ALIAS plot he assembled together at his head
quarters in the Tuilleres number Of political person
TO whom he proposed TO arrest Louis Napoleon and
lodge him 10 Vncennes 70 proogae the Assembly for SIX
months, and make him (Changarnier) dictator.
M Cassagnac affrms that OF the persons present
at this conference was Count Mole, "who refused. TO
have anything 10 do with that act OF treason and who'll
santy went and disclosed the plot 10 the chief OF the
State" Count Mole has written the following reply
PARIS, Tuesday, May IS, 1852
SIR, read in the Coasfitutisnasl Of this day ar,i
Ss in which i, my name Is mixed up IL the most unworthy
nn9unded was never present at the meeting Of the
d s he sa Ii, s
spect 10 the part oil niormer, which made perform
on qnluag that meeting shall only say one word.it Is
me. will, moreover add, that mucn audacity in in
Faace oss The services nsy
deed TO her but II i could forget them insult and dela
heart assurcdy of sell or Of my career that
speak They merely reflections that the perusa OF
has suggested to me- pray you, sir 10 insert this letter In
your next number
have the honor to be humble and ebe
To this M de Cassaignac responded:
"As the denial, there very sim pie manner but
very peremptoy one, Of answering him. viz to the
Count Mole made his disclosure, and, moreover, to say
what day what hour and in what saloon disco
sure was made Between those two airmaons and those
public WI be
lieve there is still more simple and sufficient of
answering Count Mole that's, TO tell him that he has
very bad memory" al
The Duke de Brogle has resigned his seat as member
OF the Council General OF the Eure and of the Municipal
Council of Brogle,
The Vscount A. de Fremont, deputy mayor OF ST.
Forent, has also resigned well NJ Fally, member
of the Council General OF the Deux Sevres having re-
fused to take tho oaihs.
NJ Dillon Barrot declared to have forfeited his seat
in the Municipal Counci of St. Quentin. not having ia
ken the oath within the time prescribed by the constu
ton.
due by the State 10 Russia reimbursed the 10th
The MOntur announces that the qualification OF on
dis added to false reports will not prevent newspapers
from mourning the penalties assigned by the law.
Some political friends OF Gen Changarnier have
foot subscription TO compensate him for the loss OF his
commission Ills said that $1,000 has already been SUBJ
scrbed. 5g
decree Of the Prince President OF the republic dated
the 9th March, but only just inserted in the Bulletin
de Lois opens extraordinary credit of 250060 francs
TO the Minister OF the Interior for the payment OF the
penses caused by the arrests effected after the events of
December. How many more dlcatorial DEGREES may be
in the Presidents pocket, to be published when
nent, it is impossible TO conjecture.
The government has received important news from Al
geria. Gen. McMahon quilted Constantine the 9th
May, with division OF $500 men, 10 undertake
petition into Kabylia lie was proceeding TO Milan. and
thence the territory occupied by the tribe of the Debe
which in the centre of the country His ultimate OBJ
ec is TO penetrate far Colo, and 10 leave corps Of
occupation there.
1t is believed that the President will pay visit to the
south in the course of the present summer autumn
and journey 10 Agers has been talked Of for days
past, and moi contradicted.
Fresh seventies are in store for the press
The sale OF Marshal Soulps pictures commenced on the
goth at O'Clock The attendance very great Three
Conception Of the Virgin. by MurIo was bought for
the Museum OF Paris for 5s6.oo0f. The Jesus and
Child, by the same master, 63,ooof and "St Peter in
Bonds" by the same, for 5l,0oof The two last were
purchased it said for private individuals The sale is
held in the Rue du Sener and the throng OF people seek
ing in vain TO gain admission extended half way up 10 the
Boulevard.
The President of the republic has Just ordered NJ c.
L. Muller 10 paint picture representing the ceremony Of
installation OF the bodies of the State by Louis Napoleon,
the Sale des Marechaux, at the Tuefes which is TO
be placed over the fautemf OF the president OF the egsa
tive body, in the OF that by NJ Court representing
King Louis Philippe swearing TO the charter OF $780,
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor of Russia arrived on the I6,h at half
pas, s, al Polsdam. The King and Queen OF Hanover
for them in the Schloss The Grand Duke and Duchess
of Meckenburg. Sirez, the Grand Duke aud Duchess
OF Mecklenburg Schwern, and the Duke OF Dessau were
also expected to arrive during the day.
The Grand Chancellor Nesselrode Prime Minister OF
Russia, had also arrived.
The Chambers were ptorogued on The 10Th. In an
swer 10 question whether the government meant TO
maintain the Zoll.Verein M. Manieuiiel said, the
manner in which the question was put afforded op.
portuny for very varied and extensive statement bat
the object itself might be pered by going into state
ment respecting negotiations still pending, he would only
make this declaration, that the Prussian government
would adhere 10 the principle which il had stated would
This declaration was given 10 answer TO the memorial
presented by the delegate OF Bavaria in OF the open
ing sttngs OF the Congress 1t makes the reconstruction
OF The Zol Veren the condition, qua non, of
ing into any commercial negotiations with Austria The
declaration OF the president OF he counc received
with loud cheers from all parts Of The house.
The ktddderddaisc Prussian Punch has been seized
poeon Bonaparle The conductors OF The public press
have been cautioned 10 observe great crcumspeciion in
their illusions TO the French President
AUSTRIA.
The prospectus OF the Austrian loan which has long
been looked for published on the Frankfort Bourse
on the 18TH The which the young emperor wants
10 borrow is 35 900 900 forms
elegraphic despatch. dated Frankfort, May 49, says
that Austrian loan OF IS 900 900 forms convention
money had been taken by the house Of Ro,hscbd.
letter from Venice states that the Emperor of Austria
monument of marble in that city the memory OF Ii
ian the great painter This work is be placed in the
church OF 81. Mary, opposite the monument to Canova
BAVARIA.
On the l5th the Chamber of Deputies resolved 10 re-