The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-05


unganans a. nation. deeply regret the villanous
tempt on The Emperor bat there more hostile
ieens towards The government than at present The
uohs says most intelligent person. has been entirely
deprived OF sell government and very heavy taxes have
been imposed on II, but these were perhaps
necessary 10 me welfare OF Austria The great grievance
Is that some OF The administrative a@lty,
and unu hey are changed any Improvement in the slate
| Of puolc feeling Is utterly out OF the question.
AZ present mere . kind OF reign OF terror, no one
feeling secure That his turn TO be arrested will not
next old grievances raked up, and 10 the as,onish-
ment OF many persons they now for the first time
called on TO give of their conduct in ls4s and
1919; These are denominated precautionary measures,
bul they are last driving the people TO despair and is
not necessary here 10 what crimes desperate
capable OIL When the lie Dsum Tor his maiesty's forn-
nate escape from the assassn's knife celebrated in
Pfesburg short time ago. students gave uerance
70 expressions which prudence fortids my repeating
! the army for Lille.
The newly created Servan Voyodina satisfies neither
party the Servans instead OF enjoying the sei-goveA
meni tor which they SO freely shed their blood have
" changed masters while the Magyars residing in the
Temescher Banst and the Batsch indignant that they
are separated from Their Hungarian brethren What the
sentiments OF the Italians il is needless to say. In
my reports concerning the Milan instruction due justice
was done TO The CALAMITY and moderation OF the uoops
while the police accused of waat OF foresight and
pardonable inattention 10 the numerous warnings
ceived
This last assertion either altogether denied rid
iculed and your correspondent SehLaukopf (sly
booIs,) who than other people. The political
atmosphere Is much denser in Austria than else here
bat every and then the fog rises. and the truth be-
comes percephle SO To-day read in the official part
OF the Wiener Zsitung that nj Ludwig Boza, the supe-
ror commissary OF police in Milan, has been pensoned
Imperial DEGREES settling the indemnhcation for the
loss OF the Ufbara In all the Hungarian provinces
have been published The law is more favorable TO The
ancient lords of The manor than was expected Count
Hayas. the Austrian commander in Ancona, had
person shot, the Oath OF February, for having in
his possession four barreled loaded pistol and pick
lock-
New disturbances have arisen at Denzli in AnaoIia
it is supposed in consequence of the heavy taxes Con-
fcts took place in the streets; many lives lost,
$780, It is SAID and the bazaar remained closed Tor some
days.
Teegraphc messages, received by way OF Vienna an
The arrival OF The Cars envoy, Admiral Prince
MenZko6, at ConstaDlinople on the 2Sth ul, with
humorous suite. Telegraphic dispatches, dated Con-
slannople, March g. have also been received, in which
it further said that the ID of March the Muscovte
proceeded direct to the Sultan, and absained from pay
ing the Minister OF Foreign Affairs the customary visit
On the next day Fuad Ehend placed his resignation in
the hands of the Sultan. who accepted it, after delay
of three days. and appointed Rilaat Pacha his
sor.
Ga the demand OF the grand Visier, the charge DAFT
fares OF England had sent dispatches to Admiral Dun.
das commanding the fleet in the Mediterranean, present
at Malta, begging him 10 come with all convenient
speed, and TO anchor in the Archipelago
The last from Moldavia state that the reign
ing Prince had left Jassy and that government coun.
| Gil had been formed there.
We have accounts from Alexandria 10 the 5th March
The number OF travellers that have visited Egypt this
year has been comparatively small. They have mostly
returned from The Cataracs, and their way
/ Syria by The Desert
The Sublime Porte has issued decree restoring to the
governors OF the principal provinces in the Ottoman
pe the arbitrary power OF life and death, which is one of
the principal causes OF the much-moolel Tanznat ques-
lion. Consequently all Abbas Pashas resistance las,
year TO the attempts OF the authorities Consannope
deprive him OF his rights, and the numerous negotiations
that took place IN consequence OF It, have been OF e
\ feet whatever while large OF money have been
drained from Egypt TO satisfy the demands
made from onsantinope.
The value OF landed property within the walls OF Alex.
OF houses have within the last year been in many cases
doubled The sons of brahim Pasha, who possess great
wealth. are building very extensively; but the demand far
exceeds the supply, and houses occupied
fore they completed. Abbas Pasha, the viceroy, is
going remedy this OF things, which presses so
heavily upon the residents, and is about build very
considerable number OF hodses, and form quarter
altogether for the accommodation OF the European popu-
iaton.
levy OF 1000 recruits by CONSUMPTION is being car
red throughout the country and much conste
nation among the natives
The Nile is falling rapidly, and the locks at the ex.
lremlty oil the canal al Aeh be closed altogether
Tor The season Fortunately the railroad between Alex
andrla and Cairo Is being carried with great vgor and
alter the present year the communication between the
principal towns OF Egypt will be carried on quite indie
pendent OF the river.
The trade OF Alexandra is sorey feeling the effects OF
the unwaranted speculation which has been carried on
IN wheat during the las, three months, and several fail
ures have taken place Prces OF grain have fallen very
considerably, aod there confidence in the market
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