The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-10

ing been made allow the train TO pass from the North
the Strasbarg line the more eligible entrance
letter from Paris OF the 25h says: was assured
yesterday by of the people charged with the prepare
the prefecture of the Seine that the Queens en-
is be triumphal ONE what called ane
eree sotenne with cannon firing, bells ringing &c NOW
the time, my informant added These are the
present decisions upon the matter but there dis
cussion upon il for many of the Emperors encourage think
Il may be unwse TO award public honors 10 foreign SOW
eregn however closely allied The Paris population is
jealous and touehy and it just possible this might not
please its humor However, for The moment 1t IS hxed
that Queen Victoria shall the Fabourg ST. Denis 70
the Tuiieries descend the Boulevards in triumph
Ii is discovered that the author OF the celebrated
pamphlet attributed Prince Napoleon, is really no
other than NJ Mroawski who figured in the Polish, Ba-
den and Sicilian Instructions
The widow Of Napoleon the Firsts brother Lucen 1.-THE
Princess Aexandrne Laurence de Bescamp has just died
aged n.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says:
private letter from Vienna dated 24th alludes
communication recently received by the Archduehess So
phia mother OF the Emperor of Austria, from the En-
press Dowager, widow of the late Car The request so
often repeated but often uded before the death OF the
Emperor Nicholas that letter formerly written 10 him by
the Archduchess demanding in the most earnest and sup
pcang manner Russian aid TO put down the Hungarian
instruction. should be restored to her has been taken adj
vantage OF the present occasion The document which
was so carefully kept evidence Of the weakness of Aus
tra the dissolution which menaced her. Of her oblga-
tons Russia and doubtless of her ingratitude IS no
longer in the hands of the Emperor Alexander The widow
Of Nicholas accompanied it with an autograph letter,
which If truly described is not less snppant in tone and
style than that which the expected ruin OF the Austrian
empire produced Ii states that Is the turn OF the
Empress Dowager demand favor from her friend Of
Austria and the favor she asks is, that Austria will con-
tinue maintain the propositions already proposed by her
at the conferences of Vienna and approved accepted and
defended by the English and French penpo,entinres
This prayer enforced with all the earnestness which one
who is conscious Of approaching calamity could only en-
poy'
The condition OF Italy is extremely unsatisfactory. Rn-
mors plots and conspacs pervade the whole peninsula
Cholera is virulent in Lombardy and the Roman States
In Naples arrests of officers Of the army have
been made and is present suspcously kind
TO the lazzaroni--an evil omen.
good deal has lately been said of manifesto of MAJ
zini intended excite the Italians revolt. According
to letter from Genoa this document concludes MS fol-
lows
q The hour is come Austria by breaking the treaty OF
the I'd December by reducing her army in order to render
service the Gar and to enable him to concentrate his
forces the prejudice of the allies has lost all right to the
support OF France and England She is alone II the
Italians do rise, they will be admitting to Europe
Weare able to rise against enemy whom we are
certain Of being able to conquer we have no faith IN
our right in order awaken us and TO be like men,
must have a Pope and King who will murmur words OF
liberty in in order to heray u.s.