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

Alta late hour this morning we received hles per
Niagara. from Boston, and add items TO the
already received by telegraph.
| ENGLAND
In TO Mr. Blaekeit, Lord J. Russell entered
into some explanation OF the state OF affairs in Lombady,
and OF the proceedings taken BY the Austrian govern
men IN consequence OF the recent instruction at Milan
towards Sandman subjects The property Of numbers OF
these persons had been sequesraled, although they
| had taken no part IN the disturbances. The Sar
dnian government had requested the British government
to interfere with the Austrian government on behalf OF
these persons and In consequence OF tins request LORD
Clarendon had written strong letter 10 our minister al
Vienna on the subject; but IN the mean lime he under
stood that the Austrian government had stalled their IN
tenlion TO remove the sequesaon from the parties who
upon inquiry were found innocent The noble lord u-
ther stated upon subject IN which he said The House
took great interest," that government had thus day received
a eleg raphic message stating that the Grand Duke VI
Tuscany had released the Madai from prison, and that
they had been allowed 10 leave The country
The Herald OF the 18th says We have much salls 8
telegraph despatch from France, that NJ. and Madame
Nadlai permitted 10 leave Leghorn, on Wednesday
last, for Marseles."
The Opinione OF Turin. denies the report that Mazznr
had embark for Malta on board OF The English frgae-
Reribution Mazzni knew perfectly that this rgaie was
not bound for Malta but for Leghon where she arrived
on the 2slh ult
The Presse of Vienna, has the following: :" Lord
Mimic is at present residing in the vicinity OF Genoa In
the night OF the l7th 18th of February, man was
landed from The barge Of an English steamer IN The
he disappeared Everybody concurs in stating this man
to have been Giuseppe Mazzn and The supposton looks
the more like truth when il il remembered that it
really in the vicinity Of Genoa that Mazzni embarked
Twenty PERSONS probably concerned in the con-
spiIacy which discovered some eight or ten months
ago al Man,ua received sentence the 4th at Verona
Three were hanged and the rest are imprisoned Tor d
ferent periods. The shortest OF which is eight years
Count Giulay has relieved the inhabitants oil M Ian from
the obligation OF illuminating their houses al night In
however, shot from the castle-he
of alan--is fired, the whole city is to be Immediately
Illuminated the doors 10 be closed, and the streets de-
serted.
GERMANY.
Professor Gervinus will leave Heidelberg on the exp-
ration OF his Imprisonment and reside at Bonn
| An American lady has been arrested at Heidelberg,
who direct from the United States. for having a
number of pamphlets, declared by the police 10 be of
revolutionary character Another lady, Ia Germany who
had emigated TO America Miss Hzed, and returned
on visit her friends, had been taken into custody
the allegation OF having expressed sympathy for the
sassn who attempted the Emperos life and she still
mains in prison
The semi official Oea Correspondents destroys at one
sweep all the assertions respecting Austrian note TO
the British government with which the German and Eng
sh press have lately teemed. In article published on
the 18th instant the Correspondents denies in the most for
NAL that the cabinet of Vienna had made any ap-
plieaton whatever 10 that of ST. James relative to the
refugees
in the Chamber OF Hesse Darmsad, was, the l2th,
sentenced to two monihs' imprisonment for speech
spoken in his place in Parliament The speech in ques
ton delivered about nine months SINCE when the
government of the Duchy intriguing with Bavaria
and other States bring Austrian influence the Zol
Verein, and contained some faithful anmadversons on
the coaduct Of the ministers NJ Muller Mechiol's i'm.
prlsonment takes place just as these same ministers ac
knowledge the correctness OF his views by proceeding TO
construct the Zo-Verein without Austria.
Extraordinary measures have been taken at Nurem-
berg seize Mazzni, who is believed 10 be concealed
in the town. The Courier de Nuremberg had been
seized for the thy-ourlh time since the hrs OF jan
Iuafy.
The society OF workmen OF Nuremberg has been closed
and the president arrested.
VIENNA. Monday, March ii, ls53.-GeneraI Haynau's
death (already announced) quite unexpected After
his Italian journey, he appeared in excellent health On
Saturday he joined The other general officers at the Bel
laa, and attracted The particular notice OF his Majesty
who addressed him on passing with, . My salualion,
General" (Gruss,e Sic. Her Generally Yesterday he was
at the Mercantile Union. as usual AT midnight he re-
turned to Munch's hotel. where he was odg ing and
soon retired 10 rest Al half pas, he summoned his
valet and directed him 10 fetch him glass OF wa,er
he felt unwell When the returned be found his
master gaspng for breath in short, in the agonies ot
death. Medical assistance Immediately called in
and attempt 10 take blood from the Generals arm
was made, bat in vain General Haynau had ceased
10 be.
passage your PARIS correspondents letter OF the
I'd, relative TO that the Earl OF Wes,moreand had
been nsulied and his windows broken by the Vienna
mob, has attracted my attention. On the 18Th of February
the people behaved with the utmost decoruin, though
some people OF higher rank Austrian than govern
men itself, would not have been sorry ii demon.
sration against England bad been made The police il
/, appears, informed OF what aimed at and, had
been necessary, would certainly have made lle
mony with the disurbes OF the public peace The ami
mostly felt by individuals towards England has reached
the highest pitch but manifestation oil public feeling
has been made Such moderation Is, however, not OBJ
served in private life, for not long since took
place in the drawing Of lady OF high rank which
ref ella as lite credit her good her good
breeding.
According to the story which crcuales in the FIRST rir-
ces and is generally credited the lady question treated
codnes il not with positive ncviliy II said tina,
The mistress OF the house and other ladies present
far forgot what due their rank and stand
ing affect not 10 observe The entrance oil the dsn-
guished foreigner. A fellow -counlryman informs me,
that few days since member OF the " Judicial
Political Reading Rooms" gave vent TO his excited feel.
ngs by proposing in the wish book that English
man should in future be admitted The leaf was out
il is believed, by order Of the committee The breach be-
is much TO be feared that the advances our
travelling fellow .countymen will be treated in way
that may lead 10 most disastrous csnseq People
here exasperaed and very naturally at the cease
less Vaccinations OF Nazzini and kossnth but recent
success must have made them somewhat vaingorious,
or they would never give uerance TO such sentiments
one is every and then doomed TO --Venna Cor
respsndenic IF the London Tines
CONSPIRACY IN Sicily AND NAPLIs--LARGE NUMBER
OF ARREsTs-A correspondent OF the Morning Post
whose letter is dated Naples, March 10, says II have
Just received letters from Sicily, dated Palermo March
The police authorities declare that widespread MAJ
ziuian conspiracy exists throughout the island A letter
from Mszzni, calling The people 10 revolt on Ger.
tain day said have been found in the Of