The daily union., 1852-12-29

be glad 10 lonn a more close union with France The
siclss AIe exceedingly wsrke They declare that Ra
usHky bas demanded relnforcemens IN Ialy aud that
/ MS demand will be acoeded TO. No al Vienna
except The Emperors spondent," seems 10 have
me smallest confidence in Louis Napoesns pacific dec
ADD RAIDERS departure from France has been post.
pohsd Ihe French papers say thai he enam-
nent Residence, and this was only declined upoa the
ground that might be thought that undue iniu
ence was exercised him.
! e6 b rHE KsapnE IN AUSTRIA
The correspondent OF the London Tunes under date oil
Vienna, Dec .. says the Dyeery relative to Sardinia is
al length cleared up and this letter will probably dss
pate any doubts which may have been entertained oil the
Correctness OF my recent hat something unusual
going in Italy The Ossi CoYysspondsns, day or
two snce contained leader which excited considerable
attention, although gave but little insight into the
state ct affairs. According TO the ministerial organ,
great internal agitation existed in SARDINIA. the oslens
BILE object oil which Is to eject conneYon with
France ,r 5000 Hss sa-.
This done by bringing into strong relief the intimate
ties which formerly existed between Savoy and lis
like neghbor Il Is further observed iha. every one is
well aware that this is but cloak for the plans oil that
ncorngble rucafos) party which has recently dared 10
menace Louis Napoleon with assassination. The Ossi
Correspondents then dgresses. order to have opporu
nifty of expressing lis dsappobaoA OF the treatment TO
which the Catholic clergy have beer subjected IN Pied
mont The iniornaon which you are now about TO re-
ceive in many respects clashes with the ministerial ar
Gle, but must be remembered that the language which
has jus, been lad before You is diplomatic, rA
In his innos heart no one here sonhdes in the new
Emperor profession oil peace and this simply because
bis actions and his deeds haye his accession
power, been continually ~ variance. Fathfalness on
the part OF ruler by right of birth is here considered
permissible but such privilege To be usurped with
lmpunly 6y mere revolutionary potenlate But 70 the
subject This government looks " 'l extreme jealousy
the skitaon above alluded to- La savoy there is host
OF young people who, having lived aud studied in Paris
are Frenchmen TO all inens and purposes The lower
classes Jealous Catholics and the Emperor OF the
French has, either from conscientious political motives
constituted himself the champion Of the Papal chair.
10 Piedmont tseif there are sui many veterans who
enjoying pensions from Fance the natural trumpet
OF the merits Of the empire. The clergy humiliaed
as they have recently BEEN cannot but wish for change
There is also strong party in Turin which would will
lingly felinquish Savoy ifh coul hope find demnh
cation in the fertile plains Of Lombardy The ci.dsuan
President has appointed political agent at Chambery
and Marshal Radetzky has discovered that he has for
some time been standing on a volcano These several
considerations led to very active correspondence be-
tween the authorities id Lobardy and those in Vienna
and Tumored in military Circle. that SARDINIA had
demanded the assistance OF Austria. as6.
| The fact, however, is, that Radetzky has demanded
IenorcemeDs for The army IN Lombardy and although
every thing which concerns the movements OF the troops
is kept secret possble there good Tor be-
lieving that they have been granted The plot which
dlscoyered some tune since. and is already known
10 you the Mantuan conspiracy, must have been OF
most formidable nature for great number OF persons o
rank and fortune, who had always been considered loyal
subjects, took to flight il became known that
correspondence had fallen into the hands OF
the authorities. 1t is credbly related that when Radetz
kys special messenger arrived here about fortnight
headquarters the very same evening
/ AUSTRALIAN AFfAiRs
Sydney papers up To the Sd of September have been
received OF New South Wales mines the Bingara
fields exciting the most special attention Gold
being found large quantities. and OF character similar
10 tina, OF Mount Alexander II expected thu, 900
licenses would be taken out for September No parcu
lara are, however given OF the yields Of these dggipgs
which, appeafs are about hundred and eighty miles
from Maitland They for the present confined TO the
table land a, the head of the Bingara AMI Couangoura
creeks and 10 the eud August dgges had only been
snracing oss Ael
Very little gold had reached Sydney In the last days O!
August and the first days OF September II apeafs that
the roads thoroughly impossible, that no escort
rnveise them for mlesJ but smail parcels are
now and then sent bv private horse transport Thus 336
ounces came from Braidwood, 90 ounces from Majors
creek lp2 ounces from Soiss, ounces from Bathurst
and IL ounces from Hartley
The Unicorn which sailed on the 22d OF August fot
London had only the email quantity OF 527 board
Two steamers arrived from Melbourne had brought in
considerable quantity of gold; the Yarra Yarrs which
arrived the 2sth Of August, brought 900 to
Sydney aud the Consda on the 2glh 5000
The armed escort had brought in the 3lst August,
from The southern diggings, 5ll ounces
list of the quantity OF gold shipped by the different
houses at sydney from the first discovery TO the end OF
August, is published which TO $751; ,06a ounces
The value OF the shipments at the colonial price es
mated a, about So 100000, The price of gold COS
for Braidwood and Turon, and 67s 3D. and 67s Cd for
Victoria. srf lE.
The Chusan sailed for Adelaide and Sydney fst Sep
ember and had about 500 ounces of gold for London,
900 ounces Tor Singapore aud 5000 specie Tor the banks
| at Adelaide.
i DISSOLUTION OF THE SPANISH coRrEs.
The government having been defeated the question
OF elecng President Of the Chamber OF Deputies, the
votes being Tor Martinez Rosa opposition 1884, and Te-
ada, minsteriast, 107, The Cores dissolved The
new Corles convoked for the lat OF March The Mon
usur contradics the OF the French
ing exeed influence the Spanish government
with regard 10 theproects Of constitutional reform imputed
TO The Spanish cabinet
The Madrid Gazette publishes royal decree ordering
the mm edate establishment of electric telegraph be-
tween Madrid and Irun the French frontier passn
by SaTagoksa and Pampeluna.
The governor OF the province OF Burgos informed the
government that The former guero, Jose Lopez, better
known by the name OF Tuerto de Bboa, and former
companion OF II Esudanie de Villasur had been cap
tsIed by the civic guard.
The Queen Of Spain has ordered the publication in
the Madrid Gazette OF the ptoJecs OF the constitution
the organization OF the Senate the elections OF the depu-
ties, nc si7
The dissolution Of the Spanish Cor,es and the open
ing OF the Chambers in the month OF March shows
thai either M Bravo Muo has recoed before the con-
sequences OF unconstitutional reform of the funda-
mental code OF the country. that be only to gain
un,e and try TO Cortes favorable 10 his
views Some believe that the obnoxious DEGREES will
nevertheless appear before long in the Gazette The OPP
position in the Chambers most formidable sgainsl
him. He has yet nearly three months before him, and
much may be done IN that time Some Of opinion
that he will get all obstacles, and go through with
his plans.
Our accounts from Madrid are OF the al instant AT
two O'Clock that day. NJ. Bravo Muro. President OF
the Council dressed IN his grand costume and Messrs
Berran de Lis, and Gonzales Romero made their entry
ltpgnt tho hill fha rnI Mat.