The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-29

and Mazzin and who, upon these charges, had been
sentenced TO death by Austrian courtmarual the
3Oth ult, was executed on the 9th instant.
The correspondent OF the Times al Vienna says that
though the Austrian papers have nothing 10 say on the
subject. the national party is agilatng actively In Hun
gary and Transyvania very general impression ex-
ISIS that great change will take place in the political
condition OF Hungary within year OF the present time.
AT Vienna, however such notions are secuted as absurd
and mpraeticable
GERMANY.
The number OF Hosteiners who have emgrated 10
America and who their way hther, is very large
thousands Most OF these have taken this step mol
from POLITICAL but social The poorer cotter and
aboeI class in that Duchy Is subject TO the most revolt
bread and care when worn down by age and sickness
During the war the landhoers pretended TO wish TO i'm
prove their condition Tor they wanted food Tor powder
in their against the liberties and free constitution
OF Denmark. Since then, they have thrown all theiI
pretences overheard and left the miserable peasany in
the lurch.. Hence the large emigration.
Letters from Frankfort state that the Grand Duke OF
Baden Leopold L. s dangerously Ill. while the heir pre-
sumptve, his eldest son, suffering an enfeebement oil
his mental faculties The question OF the succession 10
the throne is thus raised troubled time, as the Plenl.
potentiay OF Baden has just had occasion 10 memoraze
the Frankfort Diet upon the dangers apprehended from
the great number OF refugees who have gathered upon
The Wurtemburg Moniisur OF February contains Q
royal ordinance dissoving all poPulsx ASSOCIATIONS
throughout the kingdom.
letter from Berlin of the LIST. in the Bresiau Gazette
states that news had arrived there OF the conclusion oil
treaty between the Austrian government and the Presi
dent of the French republic, fixing the evenualities
which shall cause the occupation OF Switzerland by
France and Austria. This says the letter, has oc
casioned great sensation in Berlin, il is considered that
such treaty ought not TO have been made without The
consent OF Prussia.
| The powder magazine at Loudden, near Iidingobro
exploded onthe GATH The shock shattered several thou
sand panes OF glass in the city OF Stockholm particu
larry in the palace. The magazine contained $500 CIVIL
of gunpowder, and the loss is estimated al 49, 900 tina
ers Two bodies only have been found among the ruins
Dr. H 0. Holmstrom, bishop of Strengnas, has been
chosen to the prmacy OF Sweden he IS described as
of fine tact and great parliamentary experience bu
has never, pretended to any distinction as Christian
priest. His nomination is altogether political, as his
merits are altogether reactionary and secular he VIII
be useful tool for iDtIigues in the Diet and develop
ments OF an,i.national legislation, but he will take nc
steps towards emancpatng the church or clergy OF Swe
den from the bondage they are under.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
[By electric telegraph from London.l
LONDON Wednesday, Feb. lin the House OF Com
mons Mr. Anstey referred 10 the circumstances under
land had been forciby expelled from Pesh by The Aus
an Council of State, and inquired from the government
whether any what had been taken by the noble
lord to procure satisfaction for that gross violation OF IN
lternatonal right Lord John Russell said he was mol
aware that this question would be put TO him to-day and
consequently he was not prepared TO answer IT Mr.
Anstey said he had given notice to the noble lord That he
would ask to-day Lord ]. Russell replied that such
was not his understanding Mr. Anstey then gave notice
that he would ask for this information on Thursday.
Mr. Crawford gave notice OF bill to protect tenants
rights which evoked much discussion.