The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-28

with detachment of the sect about the same time
and that ha is the steamer which has been taken.
Whether il was the Gqldri not that taken is q
matter of consequence in the general argument; the
fact which wish 10 call your attention 10 is, that the
Mazzinan party expected achievements of men, arms,
and ammunition ffon another point and this leads back
the original question, Where did they get their funds
from II Is true they have eyinced much prudence and
foresight IN not ftering away any part OF their capital
in charterng insurng the steamers they were kind
enough TO employ in the noble cause of the regeneration
of Italy but they could hardly have succeeded in obtain
ing their and ammunition on the same liberal and
patriotic terms and these, judging from the quantity
already discovered together with hundred other Incl
dental expenses necessarily requiring ready money pay
ments must have involved outlay for tho present
campaign far beyond what could be covered by any sub
scrptons that we have heard OF lately either in Italy,
England elsewhere. Signor MazAnis principles $50
TO call them for providing funds and provisions for his
troops when once they have taken possession of
try well known, but have still to learn whence he
derived the pecunisy means for this last expedition and
il be proved that he has done so honestly from the
contributions of the 'rends of Italy, without any
cet assistance from her enemies he ought TO be instantly
engaged Minister of Finance by the Emperor of Aus
ra the Pope, other embarrassed sovereign,
in consequence of his wonderful talent manager of
public funds.
THE MOVEMENTS IEGHoRS NAPLES.
According the most recent advices from Leghon and
Naples the movements of the Insurgents had been Of
fectually quelcd there at Genoa. From Naples
is confined to the limits of Geographic despatch,
ceiye in London shall here But from Log
horn all accounts agree in representing the conduct of the
Mazzinsts wantonly brutal. On the 30th they
menced by stabbng several soldiers they walked sngy
through the streets The next day the main guard of
the town attacked and sentry killed. but the guard
repealed the assns and having made prisoners,
shot them the spot. About the time attack
made on the Artillery Guard with much the same
results. party of troops crossing of the squares
fired upon from the windows of house which they
Immediately entered, and found ten persons within, of
whom they bayonetted three where they STOOD and cap
turing the other SEVEN they took them into the square
and there shot them Several other instances of npro
vokcd attacks the soldiery by the Mazzniss and
prompt retaliation, recorded having occurred that
day. but the next day tranquility restored and the
Monaore Tano of the LIST instant publishes dispatches
from the governor and commandment of Leghom to M.
Landucc the Minister of the Interior dated 645, m,
July l. which state that order completely restored
and tranquility assured
INSTRUCTIONS SPAIN.
Madrid July ~ Correspondence tho London Times.l
The newspapers give details of the disturbances in the
provinces Some of these may be exaggerated but the
truth sufices to inspire uncasness The town of utrcra
in Andalusia, place of H. 900 inhabitants has been n
tered by an nsurgent force varying in strength accord
ing to different accounts from 100 to 200 men The town
had no military garrison Some cdrabnos house
guards there, took to flight, with their officer
Paniagua; handful Of gendarmes defended them
selves in their baack until it set fire. The nsur
gents who all had firearms of sort other, Of
these being quite new burned the archives of the Ayun
tamento seized and horses and levied the town
a contribution of So 500, which they took away with
them About one hundred of the inhabitants of Utrcra
accompanied them when they departed but of
these with the proverbia fckleness of Andalusins, had
already returned at the date of the last advice Many of
the insurgents proceeded from Seville their device
republican They were chiefly artisans. Troops have
been sent in their pursuit The province of Seville has
been proclaimed in state of siege According to the
latest accounts from Andausa the insurgents, after
leaving Urera had entered several other places and had
committed various excuses, burning and pillagng At
place called, think Alaal they burnt the archives of
the town and also belonging to the Ossuna family
Their profession of political faith is of democratic
rc including abolition of the CONSUMPTION and general
ar1mng of the people. The government Processes itself
confident of the speedy suppression of this and all other
attempts at instruction
The French papers have published the following private
tclegnphic despatch dated Madrid, July 1.-The sedi-
ton at Utre has been completely crushed Twenty of
the rebel band killed twenty-five others will
plate their cTme''
DISTURBANCES MADRID.
Correspondence the London Times
MADRID, July 5--Apprchensions of disturbances in
Madrid still rather general although continue in
my conviction that nothing serious will occur The
government would perhaps not be sorry that there should
be slight breach of public ORDER this would give
it the opportunity of making examples and of proclamng
martial law. hear that between 10 and III o'clock
last night there oorda (panic running in popu-
lous part of Madrid, but out good deal between
10 and 2, and not the slightest sign of disorder.
People, however, in nervous, excited state. know
positively that in the Barrio Jajos the Iavapics and
other low quarters of the town. inhabited almost exclu
svey by the lower orders, there prevails strong convic
ton that the of connections Anything of
the kind that may happen WILL according to all appear
and probability be promptly checked perhaps with
very heavy hand
FRENCH ELECTIONS
[paris Culy y Correspondence of ihc Tines
The question remains to whether the five dem
ocratic deputies for Paris-namey, Carnot Cavaignac
Darimon, Goudchaux, and Ollverwill take the oath to
the constitution and the Emperor indispensable pre-
liminary to their sitting in the legislative body OF
two-namey, Darimon and Olliver-no doubt is enter
tanned of their doing of Goudchaux and Carnot fol-
lowing their example there great probability of Gen.
Cavagnac most important of all-therc is still somc
but find not much, doubt The electors who voted for
them certainly DESTROYS they should take the OATH
and even the mgmen, who form the bulk of M. Dari-
mon s constituents would not have to the ballot
except that understanding. The taking the oath to
government which is opposed to the principles of all is
matter for their conscences but the taking it WITH
stated by their friends the mental reservation of
keeping it the President of the republic kept his to the
constitution of IS4S would be act of questionable
morality Whatever may I've its character or it's value
the imperial government is decidedly the result of univer
sal suffrage and they who have always appealed to it
cannot complain because it has not given them
regime to their taste 1t is said in official quarters
that at late meeting of some of the exed chiefs of par
ties among whom several Orlcnnsts the question
fully discussed and the decision in favor Gen
Cavagnacs submitting to that test and by Of his
partisans it is said that if he refuses it he il lost
a public man Between this and the meeting of the
Chambers there is ample time for reflection OF the ten
electoral districts of Paris, five of them have returned
democratic candidates. and it will take the immense
- a H.. II 4.