The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-08

- - The representative of the different bodies and
.,sransns 81 tha Stale Inag be condensed In these
-. Vii nl4laiain Grnaly ihs plans traced oGi ~
ashers Ia his address the Council q state the ~
y H. Gaara and dePatafion of Debiea, who ~
- Conserving the militia, the Gar expressed himself
II = B0Ft strongly
= s,,emalr declare said be that xin not give ~
- ~ Russian terrilory eneEzirsl l gl take
- -. - Rrexent their penetrating further tft soil
~, rs.uutry snd neveri never may my band vIther
.L-viu i saRK my signature 70 treaty which shaA
-, IL izhtesi diah0Her on the national honor
80 speech was responded with vehement applause.
go z.xs rAoIygc srxRca ~ rHE DIPLOMATIC c0Ers
- c. s,erch 10 ths members 81 the corps dipoEn&;
- IL IN was moro sernperaie in tone and i a. O.
vs.
n am PERSUADED gentlemen, that al your courts ieel
4 -. s.-rgw Il he misfortune that has eetalirn
% arsa&r received proofs q 4 from - aiaes ihsy hAse
$50 uasra NE Ah5 stated Yesterday 70 the ministers
I n-,.si. ana Austria how much appreciated them-
II saaulr declare here before Yea, gentlemen, that
- fishful Il all the sentiments Of NV iathef and THAI
= .revere 70 The line Of political principles which
- -. rrl. "a nv uncle the Emperor Alexander, and
NJ 6athrr Thsse sneipaes those Of the holy slit-
- n thal aIlianre longer exists = was not iny
ahers fult His tuisnuons xere $500 40. 49,
s-ous a. not doubt thai God and history VIII DO HIM
asaa. -..-s
IAN ~ conditions which he accepted Like him, de-
- r~sre and wish 70 the evils OF war terminated
- ro1srrDrss which are about 70 open at Vienna
i st lead 10 result honorable for Us then gentlemen
~ head az nv faithful Russia viii conhat with TIE
! 80 uatiou and viii perish sooner than yield
N tp nv personal sentiments for your Sovereign ad-
ssus the minister Of Prussia tbey have not varied
ave doabtrd q the fraternA arecos and renasP
ushet his Majesty the King always had for my father
nd have already told Won bow grateful am 70 nm
brit
nor ha caused he transmitted 10 On ihis eccslon
ADDRESSING the minister Of Austrs and his Majesty cAn-
~ doubt 81 the sncere aeron which my tA1her snts-
banned for him period which be himself has recalled ~
|. u order 81 the dsy addressed 10 the army
be kind enough gentlemen, 70 communicate ny words
yuur respective cOurTK
Er EsfFEAoE seroL1oss sFErCH THE nEPrnAl QUARTS
Ou Tuesday The Goth MARCH the Emperor reviewed the
hole II the lnperiAl Guards in campaigning eeupme n's
Ind presented standards 10 the CeniGuard with me io
owing speech
soldiers The army the nobility Of coun-
v Il preserves iriAt from are 10 age The traditions Of
ory Ana az national henoF and your genealogical tree i
lpontng the colOrs II marks 81 each genera
kog new victory. Take, then, these flags oouhce'
eu 10 your honor your courage and your patriotism
Rspturops ApplSnse greeted this GRAFTON
aDcrEuses 90 rHr BRITISH PAHlAAnEE1rHE rosr4oS a.
rRrsslA-
ord Lyndhurst In the House Of Lords brought forward
The notion Of which he had given notice and ich excited
real interest in the country
10 cal the attention of Parliament 10 the position Of
HA with reference to the approaching negotiations At
Teuuan
Lrndhurst in speech Of great length and ability pro-
sed 10 demonstrate from diplomatic documents that the
neuc q Prussia throughout the whole Of the question
issue between Russia aud the Westera powers has been
4uped hy weakness vacllaton snd bad faith he con-
udel by warning the Minister Of Foreign Affairs the
Of Clarendon against entering into any alliance with
doubtful friend Prussia within the past few months
"a proved herself TO be
Tte Earl Of Clarendon did not rise to reply to Lord
adhursi with any intention Of becoming the sPologst 81
russia II melancholy State entitled by pc-
lan population aud intelligence 10 take her place among
great pow Ct Europe voluntarily descending from thai
BY course 81 policy contrary 10 the interests OF
nation and which might be characterized neither
uropean Gernan or Prussia2 Still however eccentric
course might be be yet entertained hopes that she
would persist in rAmpng The feelings Of her sub
-cr hu, that she woaid al last awaken 70 the
rance At she is CREST power and that she would throw
her lot with tie resi- Of civilized Europe At present
ssia in an Isolated and alse position and therefore
Neriess From this position il the wish nf England
aims should 10 spared BIZ Britain attain this result BIZ
friendly advances made with every regard 10 the honor
nd dignity Of Prussia great ana independent power
xATIokAIur Or POLAND ASD HUNGARY
IN The House Of Commons Lord W. Graham asked The
ysrnment whether the Austrian ambassador had called
iran explanation owords said TO have hen used by Sir
rnenbrr Of The present administration, thai mo
eni Of the Eastern question would De satisfactory ur-
IS Hungary and Poland were restored o.
Lord Palmersfon replied that the AUSTRIAN government
ad il as great misfortune If Hungary we're to be sep
rated from the Austrian empire It'll respect 10 Poland
his sPamsrstonsl opinion, that kingdom was stand
nc menace 70 Germany, and il for the governments
Germany u determine how FAR endangered their in
rests bat the negotiations going Yienna were con-
ned 10 the four points and the Austrian ambassador and
Fsrnment Tere perfectly coCnizan 81 the views and OBJ
cs Of The British governmnnt
raoN cHnAs-THE FRENCH ATTEMPT no STORM SHANGHAI
Dates from Shanghai 70 The 10th January On the
the French attempted 10 the CITY Two hundred
~ isnsea from the French ships and effected breach
steamers 9eanne dare and Colbert commanding the
~ at the same time
Two csaabmens Of French succeeded 10 mounting the
reach but were exposed Gre from the bouses
party plsbed and planted the French flag urou The
oFih este oUt jHs then great confusion ensued frrn
airy q pglists entering the breach and attempting
scaie re walls The French had retire and recnned
U'saeh Ehen ne recall WAS sounded The French lost
1-.sa and II wounded Admiral Laguerre awaits re-
Inducements 70 operations The English and Amer
- i9Fzsf took part IN the affair
Inafe y nothing Of much interest from Carton The
= closely bed b. the Insurgents
MISCELLANEOUS srwS
IN fourier who took news Of the death Of the En-
~ Nicholas 70 Sehassopo passed through sirurberoro
~ aetaing q the 9th The despatch reached Sebas-
~ " Sane das, md in the evening the troops were
Y o. TOE square Of the theatre and the thanks sent
M eLF nsi before his death were cuuEFut nicaied q
= -rHg, and were weil received
~ Ahsto-frenth squadron Of TWENTY-FIVE steamers Is
hs Grns Aoois TT
~ lAaen larry inquiry into the management Of the
taf CrnFa continued ifs inrestg cations and cor
- en- evidence that Che most extraordinary con
oh reralrd il Al ieparrmsn a ~ The adrrinigrrn
H.. " army The proceedings were drawing 70 a
asPutHfion Of the American Chamber AZ Commerce
.yarpool had interview with The VUveru1rpt uro1
sasa q The present uns1tisf4eiarr state ~ the iax
141 aIfg 2 eals q iadinE.