The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-08
Affairs Of Itaiv.

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FROM Paris II is stalled by those who claim 10 be well
nioteo hstthe 20 evolutionary chiefs la Lombardy were
never more active than al the present moment and that
an ousosak somewhere may be looked for towards the
Working lor this end L. is dhcuito imagine thai eilher
% hese men would thus premaufeiy divuge their plans
ae aste OF May next 40 perhaps bat weak inyen-
depulation is TO proceed 10 Vienna in the name of
me Lombard Provinces cong the Empersr upon
ms recovery This self appointed deputauon consists of
Como, with some others
The accounts from Lombardy report little or no mga
on 20 lhe harsh measures Of the Austiaas The arrests
OF eMigres within the Sandman dominions continue
70 DC numerous. and bitter complaints made respect
ins Tue asereatabe means used TO entrap them On the
ohef hand II 10 stated by telegraph from Vienna of the
<q lhal an imperial decree, ordering the abandonment
Oh an possessions Tor high treason, had been proclaimed
on she islh az Manlua, amid enthusiastic accamations
on the 10th ult. for MaIseilles ,...-...-..... 4.
. from Florence we learn that the procareur general
bcchieai, who acted law officer for the prosecution
IN the Guerazz trials, has Just terminated his sconcu-
NE Tor komanell, SO months Imprisonment; Capecchi
20 months Monazz's, II years; Count DAM, 81
months, with others equally severe.
proclamation by General Hoyos, commandant of An
coma, prohibits every assembage OF than five per-
sons after sunset. Pascha Machett. years of age
had been executed for having revolver 10 his posses
sion ...
The Times correspondence states that the French gov
eminent actually did present three notes the Austrian
government on the subject of the Lombard
demonstrating with on the unlustifable barshness OF
these measures
Apropos OF Lombardy, the French police have sent in
report on the subject OF the refugees in which it is stated
that according to information gathered at London and in
Switzerland they have reason 10 believe that M. MAJ
Zln is still in Piedmont In the Journal de Geneue we
read that Mazzln, on leaving London, went direct to
Paris where he stopped the Hotel Meurice as an
English gentleman, with light hair and rather weak
eyes, and provided, of course, with correct English
passport From hence he went 10 Strasburg by rail-
way. The police, however. had got the scent, and
followed, but could not meet with any such gentleman
there. The only individual they found respectable
English gentleman, with dark hair very lively eyes, and
quite different passport While the French police were
therefore, directing their attention to Lyons, with
to the apprehension OF the light haired man. the dark
haired Mazzni was again playing of the
felt the German police, aud passed through Germany
to Milan where lie is reported to have stad few days
CLAMs-It is estimated that New York city whole
sales and retas clans the value OF $500 900 per an
num- Some 2,1oo craft, of various sizes. valued at
$3.50. 900, are engaged in the clam trade About 900
per sons varously employed in the trade The pDc
pal markets for their sale Washington, Fulton and
Catherine The principal fisheries are along the shore
of Atlantic county, in New Jersey There are also ex
ensive fisheries at Rockaway, Shncock, Paichogue and
Fire Island the southern of Long Island and Al
Cow Bay and Little Bay Neck, on the Sound Some are
obtained from Virginia. The clans gathered mainly
Will touBS. 1ueIt are tuEee Glasses OIL
dealers who make living by selling clans before they
reach the consumerthe dgges, the wholesale and the
retail dealers Clans sold by the retail dealers al
from twenty five cents to two dollars hundred Large
quantities are picked and sent far as California
mirror.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Acting and Stage A. w. s1' FESSo
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BENEFIT OF W. J. SMITH,
Who will appear hi. celebrated character Of
| DICK TURPIN.
SEYMOUR, popular Irish comedian will sustain hi.
| favouts character Of PADDY MILES.
First appearance in this city of Mrs. GLADSTONE.
| On FRIDAY Ev.mrs, April g.
VIII be presented the celebrated equestrian drama
| LOCKWOOD, OF RICHARD TURPIN.
performance .pshabs Irish fare. of
I PADDY MILEss Roy.
Price. Of admission Private boxes. s. dress circle and
guee 50 cents ehdtsn under 10 years. half price reserved
uer so cents; coored gallery, IS cents -
viii open daily from 10 O'Clock, m, to o'cicsi
Fps
| CARUsIs SALOON.
| the GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY
| win gives
GRAND INsTRuMENTAL coNCERT,
! On WEEKDAY Evrsss, Aprl 10,
|
CAMILLE URso, female vonis twelve years age, and
| ALFRED JAELL.
/ Particulars win be duly announced Ap q dn
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r Wednesday
Treasury Department blue
viii a and pearls
will be rewarded leaving Major
| smh's, siIth street, near T.
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| ByJ. O. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
pURNITURE, SMALL FAMILY RRIAGE, AND COW AND
Saturday morning. April
my auction shall s good
niture consisting Of
| Mahogany SOFA dsmask lounge
4 hair aud
! and low bedsea ads, bureaus
| Wardrobes, Wristbands, toilet sets
] Cuh-d hair a,d husk mattresses
! Feather beds, BOOSTERS, and pillows
/ oicoh,
! China, glass, and crockery
| Cooking and other sc
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