The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-25
r oreign intelligence.

A Foreign intelligence
The mail OF this morning brings papers received by the
steamship Arabia. from Liverpool TO the 18th. whose ar
rival al New York yesterday morning we announced
yesterday.
Both houses OF Parliament met on Thursday, the 10Th
instant, after the recess
LoRDs-The business before the House of Lords re-
ered to criminal law proceedings, law REFORM suitors
in chancery relief bill, unacy bills bankruptcy and
criminal law procedure; thereafter the Earl OF Derby
urged Lord Aberdeen to lose time laying before the
house statement OF the which the government
For himself and his friends, he quite prepared to
say that cordial o-operaton would be given 10 any
measures brought forward by the government If they
were calculated to promote the public welfare The
Earl OF Aberdeen replied that he had already informed
the House the general principles which the gov
eminent would be carried out. AS for the particular
measures which the government intended, most OF them
would be brought forward in the House OF Commons
and under those circumstances he did not think neces
sary to make any further statements.
CoMMoNs.-Lord John Russell indicated the course
which the meant to pursue with respect TO
the measures which would form the principal business OF
the present The amendment OF the parliament
airy franchise OF the in the contempa
ton of the government but he (Lord John Russel was
Of opinion that this subject ought not to be introduced or
discussed during the present session Immediately after
the commencement OF the next session, he added il
would be the duty Of the government to introduce
measure upon tn0 important SuOlecl.
Nothing of importance came before either House
the 18th. II was mentioned that Lord Stuart de Red
clide (Stratord Canning) would Immediately return TO
his post ambassador nj C0nstantlnople.
| The following motion stands on the books OF the
House, although no particular day is appointed Tor Its
| discussion:
respondence between her Britannia Majesy's govern
ment and those of the American United States, Spain,
and France. concerning the repeated piratca nvasons
lately undertaken against the island OF Cuba, and the
projects alleged to be still entertained Of the conquest
annexation Of that territory BY associations OF citizens OF
the United States"
Il is intended 10 establish deputy speaker of the
House Of Commons. and the Office will probably be given
to Sir George Grey
The following are the closing prices the Paris
Bourse to-day Three per cent renes, 7sf. 30c. four
and half per cents, 1861. l0c Bank stock, 2,sO0f
The political arrests are causing much excitement.
Fourteen persons connected with the newspaper press
have been prosecuted for alleged offences.
The government views with suspicion the movements
of the Russian troops
RESURRECTION IN MuAN-The following appeared in
the London papers of Wednesday evening
PARIS 9th. a. m-An instruction broke out on the
9th at Milan. Five have persisted. but order is
established. AR Austrian proclamation announces this
fact
proclamation Of Mazzin is posted up
Later in the evening an additional despatch was pub
lshed, as 1olloWs:
PARIS Wednesday afternoons, p m.-The govern
has received message dated Turin February 9Th,
which announces the entire suppression OF the nsurrec-
ton in Milan. Turin and Piedmont tranquil
The messages referred to dated respectively Bel
lnzona, February sth half past A. p m, and Basic, s,
Another statement says that the Ausrans in the ar
sena were massacred from which we infer the people
supplied themselves with arms. The smeute broke out
simultaneously in three parts OF the city
The following is the despatch received at SO. a m.
IL kx,t Cab ('pnnna fha
British minister al Berne, for transmission to the Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs at London
"A telegraphic message from Benzona, OF the sth
instant 80, p. m, announces that the gates OF Milan
shut, and it supposed the instruction. which
had been suppressed was recommended A proclama-
uon from Mazxni placarded"
The Morning Advertiser says editorally: "Our intel.
gence respecting the instruction which broke out at
Milan on Sunday is necessarily scanty owing not only
the fact of it's not being teegaphed but TO the chan
mel through which it has reached u.s." distinguished
Italian exile, writing last night, expresses his convc
ton that il is serious affair than would appear
from the brief notice which the telegraph gives
He mentions that Kossuth has addressed proc
amation 10 the Hungarian soldiers in Radezkys army,
exhorting them join the Italian insurgents. Our
day, the 9th of February, which the intelligence OF
the instruction reached England. was the anniversary
OF the proclamation of the republic at Rome, and deposit
II was boldly asserted in Paris that the outbreak had
been encouraged by Austrian agents for preext TO ad
vance their armies further into Italy.
The Daily News of yesterday nth, says; Add
honal particulars looked for from Milan with deep
interest, and the arrival OF any tsegaphc message
is regarded by the friends OF Mazzn favorable symp
tom If the Ausans had been successful they say they
would certainly have sent the this 10 Paris and
London"
rumor of the death OF the Emperor of France had
been current at Milan and doubtless hurried on the
volt According TO hints dropped, simultaneous rising in
other parts oil Lombardy may be looked for was stated
the Bourse that two additional regiments had been
ordered embark Touon for Civa Vecchia insure
tranquility in the Roman States
Mazzin has been in the Canton OF Tessino, Swift
zerand, for a month past
In the Paris papers OF the llth, find addition
al details
"A despatch from the Swiss consul at Milan. TO his
government at Berne states under date OF evening 7b
thai outbreaks took place simultaneously the evening
OF the 6tb three distinct quarters OF the town. but the
citizens generally speaking, took part in the outbreak
and order promptly re established"
The Journal des Debats says We have not received The
details of the outbreak AT Milan which appears
to have been epressed with much rapdity energy
for il il impossible 10 gather either its extent or cause
from the confused accounts received to-day in Paris
Private correspondence from Milan to the 9Th says
&c The wholesale arrests made yesterday and to-day
have spread desolaon throughout city More than
200 families have taken refuge in the Canton OF Tessino
II appears that the government has discovered wide
spread conspiracy"
II appears that this conspiracy had extensive rami
Debas, says: "Domiciliary visits have been taking
place at Pisa, Lucca. Peschla and Pstoja and many
arrests have been the consequence"
The Gazette de Zurih Of the 9Th contains this para
graph:
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