The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-09
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est interest The building will be Immensely Improved
in appearance and greatly enlarged The whole capital
required-S2 500 O00had been subscribed, there being
applications from the public for 0OOOo shares although
only 100 600 were to be issued
One OF the principal features OF the political news is an
address issued BY Lord John Russell the electors OF
the city of London He will be candidate for the rep
resenaon OF the city al the ensuing election THIS step
reiutes the prevalent that Lord John was about TO
be raised to the peerage The address reviews the career
OF the late ministry and evidently another bid for pop
uarity and office AT the election which took place al
Windsor tie liberal candidate had been returned by
large majority
Kossuihs mother and family had arrived in London,
and were about 10 take passage to America.
Parliament has been engaged IN the discussion OF equi-
ty jurisdiction, Mr.. Warmers Inventions, Maynooh Ma
tona Cemetery, Spanish affairs Sardinia, New Zealand
government bill but has consummaed no business oil
particular importance.
The accounts from Paris are principally occupied with
speculaons the coalition formed against Louis Napo-
leon by the northern powers during the visit of the EN-
peror Of Russia Vienna and Berlin According 10 notes
which have been drawn up, and the substance OF which
had been communicated 10 the London Times, appears
that the northern powers would not object to Louis
Napoleon becoming Elective Emperor of Frances but
that any attempt 10 found perTetuae imperial
dynasty on the part OF the President would be re-
sisted by Russia Austria, and Prussia. In the event
OF Louis Napoleon becoming Elective Emperor, he would
be called upon 10 observe existing treaties and to give
assurances that France would keep within her present
territorial limits and TO explain the nature OF the poiii-
cal doctrines OF his government The three powers pro-
Tess these notes only TO look upon Louis Napoleon
temporary and provisional power, and recognise the
house Bourbon sole and legitimate dynasty Of
France The determinations of the absoutist Emperors
thus expressed have caused great alarm and chagrn 10
the Bonapartist party The other political news from
| The sale OF Marshal SOULS pictures had concluded.
The total proceeds realized was l477 $3.50 francs.
General Beleau has addressed the following to the
| Minister OF War:
"MoNs, May 10th, 1852.
| MONSIEUR LIE MINIsTRE: An order fixes the time
within which the oath imposed soldiers 10 be taken
Placed Of the reach OF the law since the I'd OF De-
cember might abstain from replying to that prescription;
but do not wish that my silence should be falsely inter-
pe,ed. My acts have always had for principle and OBJ
ject the respect and The defence OF the laws was for
that sole arrested imprisoned and violently pro-
scrbed Injustice and persecution do not change honest
Convictions. refuse the oath. BEDEAU."
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor Of Russia arrived in Berlin the 18th
umo, and the day The two chambers were pro-
rogued grand review took place. IN which twenty-five
troops figured Inc was Hs
hundred horsemen Irregular mass, OF every conceiva-
bic form, galoping down the immense line OF front They
were received by royal sauies from the batteries roll
from all the drums and the strains OF The Russian hymn
from the regimenal bands The first arrival OF their
maes,ies by far the grandest moment OF the spec.
tace. The Empress OF Russia and the Queen OF Pfus
sia with their suites, followed: their majesties were
in carriage and eight As soon as The Emperor
had ridden down the lines and returned to the cen.
ire, the troops began 10 file past IN companies and
squadrons, then in column--the cavalry the second
time al full lrot The Emperor placed himself at
the head Of bis eurasser regiment and led past the
King of Prussia, if duty Tor the day The troops
motion for two hours and hail. and this part
OF the spectacle rather monolonous to some OF tile
men i, very exhaustng the light sand giving way at
every step under the foot The last hour
pished under burning sun that would have done cfedi
TO July.
The Emperor has delighted The officers of the army by
addressing them his arrival al Potsdam his brave
comrades" and assuring them that his whole heart was
with them during critical period" The address was
what broken, and did not appear TO have been med
itated The of GERS the announcement OF the Empe
rors arrival, waited him, and he descended from the
balcony oil the palace the staircase 10 meet them
rejoice said The Emperor, ito be among you once
more You know me, and you know have always
been your true comrade, My whole heart was with
the hand of Colonel Count Won Blumenthai, com
mander Of the hTsi regiment OF the guard You
nave maintained your 5snoT h you have remained
old friend TO his old acquaintance; we will always re-
main friends and stand firmly By another comrades
should Win you do thai !" There general shout
of :" We will, your Majesty !" which the Emperor
piled, SO IT. shall be, then Friends and comrades, l,t
| us remain !"
The Tempelhof.feld, on which the maoeuyrc took
place surrounded by Gordon of police and the pub
lie not allowed TO approach the scene OF actiona
prohibition that excited no little discomfort and strife with
the consiables The evoulions consisted of the epuse
of enemy supposed to be advancing on Berlin from
Tenpelhof An engagement Of cavalry followed up by
artillery which opened heavy hre on the enemy, was
among the displays.
During dinner The King himself called on the guests
to fill their glasses to the brn, tbs Rande) aud
gave lne lolioWng iOasl.
"In my name, and that OF my army, aud IN the
OF all Prusssn hearts give the health OF his
Imp eria Majesty OF Russia God preserve him that por
ton of the world which God has given him for
anoe, and to this age, which he is indis pensabe"
The Emperor replied, Dcu converse poire M1ss6."
adding Immediately afterwards in German--"I drink TO
the welfare OF the King OF Prussia and his admirable
| army"
The toast drunk with the utmost enthusiasm and
| the hall re-echoed with oft-repeated "Hocts"
| . AUSTRIA.
/
The Austrian government has contracted loan OF 49,
600 600 forms in silver with Rothschild Behmann, OF
Frankfort There is different version OF the story,
that loan OF 100000 OF silver forms has been given
IN commission (agfgeiegt to Rothschild & Guneus OF
| Frankfort.
The Wienr Zeiiung contains the following short but
important financial statement Reduction during the ad-
minslraion year 1851 Home Department, 2,6oo ,o3oa
ucation, 100 .o5i6 Commerce and Public Works,
6,641,534h Agriculture, $3.50 oOO6-oia Ia .26s, 29oa.
The public Is further informed that great economy will be
observed in the ministerial departments during the year
1882, and is nsianced that 1402, 33sh viii be saved in
the Home Department alone
Il On the sth OF May, the day which the Emperor Of
Russia arrived, tire Austrian Emperor resolved 10 lessen
the total OF the military expenditure Idle Gesdmf-
Summe des Miar. duf,Ddnd) during the year 1883 by
26O000oh Nothing is said of the expenditure Of the
War Department dunng the year ending October
81 but il will probably be about 102 1903 millions OF
horins.
| SWITZERLAND
Letters from Berne OF the nth Instant state that the
Grand Council had commenced that day the discussion
on the law for the repression OF abuses OF the press