The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-25
The following appears in London paper. dated Pesih


prisoners into conspiracy the object OF which was 10
deliver up the place the Magyars. One OF the PRISON
disclosed the plot" The plo when discovered e was
are said to have been arrested in Pesh IN eonnexon with
this affair ~,
ting on the alb OF March, says
alt is still unknown here--at least 10 Tue public
whether any part OF the Austrian army had entered Bos
MIA before the order halt forwarded iron Vienna.
Since Count Leinngens return some particulars con.
nected with his mission and sooufn IN Constantinope
have become known. The demands OF Austria, and
still more the way in which they were made, appear 10
have excited The astonishent of the foreign dpomass
as we'll as Of the Turkish cabinet"
The French and English representatives spoke to the
Austrian envoy OF Intervention; he dryy replied that he
was soldier, who directed by his sovereign TO bring
back positive answers to categorical questions and that
all intervention was, therefore, inadmssibe He added
that, being no dpomatst, he must even decline entering
the merits OF the II is also related that when
the Austrian general was admitted TO the presence of the
Sultan, the Turkish courties scandazed al the tone
and manner assumed by the gioour. M. fOZeroH, who
seemed as much surprised as the English and French
ministers at the nature OF the Austrian propositions for
time held back but be subsequently received instructions
from ST. Petersbursh TO give all possible support to Aus
There is still very prevalent impression here that
the Porte will i'll perform the engagements entered into,
that coercve measures will sooner or later be necessary
Nearly 10000 forms have been subscribed towards
the church which II is proposed to build in commemora
ton OF his Maestys escape from the assassins knife
The idea has been very warmly taken up by The higher
ion that il would be much wiser TO bury the whole
matter in oblivion Count O'Denne and the buIgher.
Etenrech still the heroes OF the day. Some ladies
of rank have presented the former costly the St
SEVERN Union has given him prayer book "embelshed
with Roman Catholic emblems. and several courts have
him and rband Ettenrech has received the
civic Medal of the Redeemer"
The statement that the mob at Vienna aac ked the Brit
ish embassy and insuled Lord Wesmoreland, the minis
ter, is contradced; at the time there grounds
for believing that anti Eng fish demonstration OF
kind would have taken place had not been prevented BY
the police.
ROMAN STATES
Notwithstanding that numerous arrests have just been
made (Febrnary 26) at Bologna, aud throughout the
whole OF Romsgna, chiefly OF persons belonging to the
working classes there has been movement in the north
part OF the Rsman States that would indicate
nexon with the Mianese outbreak The Austrian bas-
tnado, which has resumed the fogging OF women in
Lombardy was not inactive during the recent visit to
Rimini. One of the citizens who was found with for
hidden publication in his possession beaten tor
eral days with number OF strokes. doubled every day,
until he revealed the OF the person who had given
the papers, but who had been warned in time to make his
escape
The weather (24th) continued very bad and crowded
the streets of Rome with poor country aborers, whose
distress but partly aleviaed by the government allow
likely 10 diminish consequence Of Distress and have
q recent proof OF it in another robbery the florence
road, near Monterosi. The Tiber had made some
victims among the shepherds and shsep OF the Cam
pagna.
ly: the nuncios Vae and Brunelli, the under Minister
II,
the Project Of the lnquslton The Prmaie of Hungary
and the Archbishop OF Tours oil Up the list
The Roman government has decided TO retain the sys
tenn Of paper money for the present.
TURKEY.
There are further accounts of the come to
between Austria and Turkey On the 18th ult dvan
held at Consaniinople, at which all the high dgna-
lares Of the land both in and out OF Office assem-
bed Alter long and stormy debate, the Austrian
propositions were accepted Ome Pasha Is Immediately
to Withdraw his troops from Montenegro which is TO
tain its former seml-independent position.
The Hungarian and Polish fustves serving in the
Roumean army corps 10 be dismissed Directly and
the Porte has consented TO pay 100000 pastefs
indemni6caon for the claims OF Austrian subects on the
Bosnians and Hensegovnes. Klech and the Sutorina
will still beons to the Porte, though more in name than
reality, as has relinQuished the right to erect FORTH
cations them, and to approach them by sea. The
claim OF Austria protect the Catholic Christians in the
waived as il was not one OF tie categorical demands
II is believed that the Sultan will be Obliged to dismiss
his cabinet, order 10 satisfy the ultra party,
which is highly ontaged that the Porte has yielded to
Austria
Another statement says that the four millions piasters
promised 10 Austria oaly for the unadusted claims OF
her subjects; the claimed for repayment OF duties
levied contrary 10 The treaty Austrian goods is much
larger The loss arising from the prohibition TO export
timber from Bosnia and the Herzegovina has still TO be
made good A contract, il appears exists between the
Porte aud some Austrian subjects which secures to the
latter the exclusive right OF navigating the large river
Narepta which, coming from the very heart OF the Her.
Zexovna, reaches tne Austrian udDa
bella, across Dama,a, and falls into the Adriatc
not far from kech. The Austrian government 10 fully
alive TO the importance OF such a contract
BELGIUM.
In the Chamber of Representatives on the 9TH bill
presented asking for an annual do,a,on OF 200 600
francs for the Duke de Braban heir presumpive TO
the throne The bill also places at the disposal OF the
Young prince the palace the Rue Ducale formerly in
habed by the Prince OF Orange also the chateau OF
Teovueren An annual allowance OF $4,000 francs IL
proposed for keeping up these residences and in addition
once in repairs The bill sent to the bureau for er
am nation.
The Berlin police have just done smart thing. A
lew oecupyipg an old dilapidated house. obscure
street and suspected receiver OF stolen goods was
secretly arrested during the night and carried Oh TO prs
on His shop, however the police opened next morning.
as usual, and policeman, disguised as Jew, took up
his position behind The counter while several others OF
the force secreied themselves in the cellar twas not
long before customers began 10 make their appearance
They politely requested 10 step into the cellar where
the owner OF the store was busy and would make the
trade There the unsuspecting customers were seized,
gagged and hsndcued. and kept I'LL they could De con-
veyed at night, uDobserved, TO prison. by tins srate-
GEM the police succeeded in en,rapppg not only the
obef professional thieves, with full evidence bu, also
several employees who in The habit OF roboing their
masters.
PORTUGAL.
The north OF Portugal has been visited by an immense
fall OF snow Several wine carriers and their mules mad
persisted in the drifts The wolves had descended from
the mountains 10 search oil prey, and IN country places
many OF the houses were buried under the snow. Al
Lisbon the weather unusually cold for the season,
and much sick neas prevailed.
petition has been presented to the Queen, from the
Of Opoo against the decree which authorizes