The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-29

A letter from Lorsnt gives the following details OF
the escape aad recapure OF Banqui and Cazavan;
In the morning OF the 9th the town OF Palais was
thrown into great agitation in consequence OF Banqui
and Cazavan having conuyed 10 eude The vigilance OF
The aiiors, and escaped from the citadel by climbing
wall by means OF rope and afterwards crossing the
ditch The troops OF the garrison the gendamee, and
number OF The lalors were soon in pursuit of them.
The two prisoners found al nine O'Clock, aud
captured IN The village Of Rsdence. the great light
house They were concealed in The barn OF farmer,
from whence they hoped to find The means OF reaching
the main land The ugliives brought back to Pa
lars about noon. BIanqu placed cart, as he
was prevented from walking by a slight wound which
he received iron The glass placed at the top OF the wall
over which he had climbed They had with them 600.
ia gold, and several articles OF ewelry. all OF which
were carefully sewn in their clothes. The cells hal
been visited usual the evening before Their escape
and the turnkey saw he prisoners, as he thought one
resting with his elbows the table, and the other stoop.
ing the fire, and he closed the doors Two stuffed
figures had been placed in those positions and mus de-
ceved the vigilance OF the turnkey"
The Pays announces that company composed OF
wealthy English and French capitalists, has obtained the
concession OF the railway from Lyons to Turin, and s
preparing construct that important line which will
connect France with Italy
This undertaking (the Pays observes) is merely the
commencement! Of another slil greater that Is central
railway intended 10 place Lyons and Turn in direct COM
municalon with Rome and Venice. and the capital of
Austria with Leghorn and Genoa, The term of eonces-
sion said to be for eighty years 1t is SAID moreover
that Austria, the Papal government, Tuscany. and the
Duchies of Modena and Parma have united in guaran-
tying interest Of per cent TO the shareholders du
ring fifty years The direction Of the works is TO be in
trusted Nj. Negell, who constructed the great northern
railway in Austria II appears that the works are TO be
commenced simultaneously five different points in the
course OF the month OF June next"
| Our accounts from Madrid are oil the eth instant
most animated discussion took place the day before
in the Chamber OF Deputies, on the elections OF Vgo
Count dc Reas strongly attacked the conduct OF the diff
ferent ministers in The elections but particularly the
yuhi Rray lln aI ad
would appear from the speech OF Count Reus that
the Pogreslsla minority intended TO mpeach the Bravo
Murillo ministry After few observations from the
On the 7th Count de Reus replied TO the Minister oil
Finance, and succeeded by the Marquis de Tore
Orgaz. The passionate tone of the debates in both
houses had created much scandal that vaguely
rumored that the government would shortly close the
session
The Genoa Corrre Mercantile OF the 7lh instant states
that number OF arrests took place at Palermo and ito
environs between the 22d and 9th ult The arrests
amount 10 several hundred, belonging to every class Of
socey-nobes priests, monks, civilians laboFes, and
even women. 1t was said that several depots OF arms
concealed doubt since 1919, had been seized AT Ma
Piles the police also adopted extraordinary precautions
| during several days.
| Nj. Mazzni is preparing a vndicaton of his conduct
OF which extract has already appeared in the Genoese
4 journal Italia Pepolo The writer repes, amongs
other charges that OF improvdence, and boasts
OF his numerous emissares arrested that the po
lice failed TO seize any OF his written instructions thai
those taken from individual named Paresoli, who
concealed in garrett at Paris, not genuine and
that Par,esou pretended 10 be Mazznian agent fo
the purpose OF selling himself TO Austria for few
hundred france. In that fragment M Aiazzni rid
cues certain novel writers who have become politicians
and speaks of the French socialists in terms Of great
tempt.
AUSTRIA.
Letters from Vienna OF the 5,h nsan, state that an in
surecon took place in the coal mines of Heracla, anC
The workmen, Chorwaten and Monenegrins, massacrel
the Turkish employees with their families On receiving
the news, the government Immediately sent troops
Heracla, and The criminals taken TO Constantine
Pile Muslapha Efendi, who left Constantinople for vi
emma the 22d, is bearer OF autograph letter from
the Sultan TO the Emperor Francis Joseph. Mus,apha
was once military student al Vienna.
GREECE
General Macryanni has been found guilty BY military
of conspng against the lives of the King and
Queen. The judges. however, unanimously recommend
has been sentenced capital punishment since 1885, when
the Generals Plsputas and Colocoroni condemned
TO death for conspiring against the regency
RUSSIA.
The Breslau Gazette has the following from Odessa
dated the 25th ut "The rumors OF war have moi
ceased The armaments continue actively, and by The
Is oil April all the troops will be ready 10 march. Ar
naments also going IN Great Russia, and on The
Woga there are eight steamers IN readiness TO convey the
troops 10 keTtsch."
THE AFRICAN MAILS.
PLYMOUTH, April I3.--The African Steam Navigation
Companys steam vessel FAITH Captain Parsons, arrived
al four this morning
Her homeward dates are Cape Coast, March 18Th ;
Monrovia, Liberia, 18th Sierra Leone, 23l Bathurst,
27h; Goree 2sth Tenenie, 81 April MaieIra, 9Th.
She has full cargo OF palm OIL ginger camwood, pep.
per- arrow root gum, cochineal, wine, ivory bees-w
and nineteen boxes OF gold dust.
February 2s, at L,gos-Her Msieslys ships Penelope
Alecto, Cygue, Ferret, and Brilomar,.
March ~, at Lsgos.-Her Msjesty's ship Ferret
March Ia, OH Grand Pope passed IA. Nj. 5 Alecto,
standing to the eastward
The steamship European, with the African mails sailed
from Sierra Leone on the 10Th March, @, p. m bound
to leeward
| March 23d at Sierra Leone Her hIajesiy's ships
Bloodhound and Pluto, also two French men.of-war.
1 The steamship Antelope sailed from Madeira,
for Australia, on the 5b OF April.
LATEST TaoM LIVERPOOL
| LIVERPOOL, Tuesday evening" April IA meeting oil
Liverpool shpowners interested in the coas;ng trade
held the other day, MIR Charles Mclver of the Gu
nard company, in the chair, in support OF The pilot.
age bill.
There is a movement among the literary societies 10
have the next meeting OF the British Association al Lv
erpool in 1854
The ouneymen bakers and taors AT Liverpool are
on strike for increased pay and shorter hours Of
labor.
Flfiynine ships are up At Liverpool for Australia
registering 81 J27 tons There destinations are one for
Adelaide and Sydney, Two Tor Hobart Town, one foT
Melbourne and Sydney two for Melbourne and Gee.
long, two for Port Philip one for Port Philip and Sydney
for Gee ong for Adelaide ten for Sydney and
thry.two for Melbourne.
The passengers of Guion & Co.'S packet ship Robert
Kelly have presented address 10 the for his
conduct during the gales which obliged the ship to put
back TO port.