The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-02

81 --tfHh NEWS fkOm EubOfE.
Our files by the Afaba arrived hast night but contain
little Of interest beyond what has already been announced
by telegraph. The principal matter OF interests the
RsURREcToS IN SPAIN
On Monday change of ministry took place. The
ministry Is constituents follows;
President and War, o'Donnell; Justice, Luzagai FL
nance Cantero Marine Bayarr; Interior Rios Rosas
Works, Coladoi Foreign, Pastor Diaz.
This change followed by insurrection The des
patches the London Star contain about the whole sub
stance of the news on the subject The frst dated Mad
rid, Tuesday afternoon, says;
combat broke out in the streets last night between the
National Guard and other troops sM. .....@s
The cqnbat continued, in shape all night and un-
I'll this morning. tse .-..
AT Ave o'clock this afternoon suspension Of hos.ilites
agreed TO between the combatants a
The second, dated Madrid, Wednesday, says; S.
The instruction has been completely put down by the
yigor and decision Of o Donnell
The loss Of life is known but IL is understood that
superior officers have been killed. = .... ae.,.r
A new municipality has been named for the city.
Madrid is declared be In state of siege ard military
law will prevail throughout the whole OF the country
An intelligent correspondent of the paper says
They have failed far, and trust will altogether,
from two causes viz the steadness of the army the
government and the suet the country has had OF war
and its dreadful consequences in the protraced struggle
the Carliss and Christmas few years ago. No
but eyewitness Is aware of the devastation and
ferocty which marked that contest and il has naturally
had the effect of lettering the people from embarking ia
ANYTHING of kind since As for the army it has been
very carefully weeded of the Caris element and ODon
nell has its confidence and he though unquesonably
reaetionst in other particulars, hates the priests.
ENGLAND s..
terrible explosion occurred at Cymmes about four
miles above Cardiff in the collieres Of lncole Co..
by which over one hundred lives were lost.
Z N. PARLIAMENTARY. ..... .- ..... I.
There has been interesting debate in Parliament on
Italian affairs 1t that Austria and France have
both expressed wish to withdraw their troops from Italy
they with safety. France and England
have also applied to the King of Naples demanding that
his Majesty provide security for persons and proper
in his domiuons but according to the Earl of Caren-
don, the Kings reply has been "mos unsatisfactory.
The London Post says that Lord Palmerson during the
debate in Parliament absained carefully from proclamng
feelings intentions either hostile Austria calcutta
ted 10 give undue and mprudent encouragement to the
wild and dangerous notions promulgated by the extreme
sections of the Italian liberal party Yet he conriyed,
theess convey Sardinia and through Sardinia
Enrope the fact that the government OF Great Britain
whether ready or not to proceed Immediately TO exteml-
ties with Austria is absolutely determined not to permit
Sardinia be exposed to any coercion from without let
II proceed from whatever quarter 1t may.
RIOT AT NEWCASTLE.
fearful riot had taken place at Newcastle upon Tyne
between the societies called Orangemen and Rbbonmen
The 0rangemen had been concentrating the anniversary
of the battle of the Boyne by dinner and afterwards bad
procession when they it is alleged attacked by the
Ribbonmen who armed with swords knives, pistols
budgeons, &C. Several Orangemen severely wound
ed IL estimated that from sixteen to twenty had
been or less greatly injured
In the admiralty court, London the United States
steamer Ericsson had obtained award Of fl,000 cal
wage for towing the Dutch gaot from off Sicily islands
distance of 300 miles the lth of February last and
following days Ii will be remembered that when the Err
lesson fell in with the gaot she was dsmasted and had
signal of distress flying and doubtless would have been
lost together whshe whole of her crew, but for the in
deposition OF the steamer.
The militia riots at Nenagh (Ireland) are over.
The London Times has been mucted in 50 damages
for libel upon Smith, agent of an extensive mill
tary tailoring establishment
Political events in France are tranquil Nothing doing
OF any interest to American readers
The Emperor, by decree Of June l6, founded the
proposition of Count Waewski Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs and published to-day in the MoRe has nominated
in the imperial order Of the Legion of Honor nearly $50
officers and soldiers of the English army, and l40 officers
Of the English navy In the list of those who have
named knights avery considerable sprnkng Of sergean
and corporals appears.
The zee in honor Of the return Of the French army OF the
East is to be combined with the St Napoleon and take
place August ID but is TO be Of peculiarly military
character and especially dedicated to the victorious troops
who returning home and to their generan-chier The
city Paris proposes 10 give banquet of $4,000 in
the Palais de fIndustrie this occasion
The Senate has denitvely voted the erection OF col
Gmic the Pantheon 10 celebrate the glory Of the
French army the late and Of the Emperor in making
peace.
The returns OF the public for the fret six months
OF the present satisfactory There Is increase
Of e. 10000 sterling excluding taxes Of 16o0 600
The Independence Beige says that common rumor a.
tributes the ministerial changes at Madrid to the influences
Of the French government
PORTUGAL.
We have accounts from Lisbon TO the 10Th The cholera
still prevalent throughout Lisbon and the neghbonng
district Tevirca has also been declared suspected There
is no political novelty.
The Emperor Alexander has authorized young mobiles 10
exercise civil professions without losing their nobility.
Hitherto nobility has been lost by the Of noble when
bio did not devote himself 10 the national service but
hcnceorth in consequences Of The Arrangement II Is
hoped that good many mobiles will embark In financial
and manufacturing enterprises.
The Nord OF Brussels publishes letter from St Peters
bugh denying that any GOODNESS bad supervened between
Russia and France had been rumored chiefly on
OF tho delay in sending Russian ambassador TO Paris
Tho Times Vienna correspondent that the crops
look wonderfully well in Southern Russia owing TO the
great quantity Of rain.
The from Italy continues be Of an alarming char
ncter There symptoms that later Austria
and Sardinia will come to blows letter from Naples
says the hngo-Italian legion gives little unessn,ss
there and has caused much expense 10 the government
the King bad ordered the whole deence Of Caabra
TO be put into thorough repair for fear Of descent Of this
terrible body
AUSTRALIA
The mining intelligence continues favorable. Tho rush
TO the Green Hills still continues From Bendigo learn
that the number Of persons trying their fortunes those
dgpings the Increase their nbors