The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-07
HUNGARY.

put the statutes for the future OF Hunga
ry The Archduke Albrech Governor General Of Hun
gary will make the Emperor the necessities and
wishes the Hungarans but II not the intention OF
government grant extensive privileges to th. Ma
gyars than those enjoyed by inhabitants of the Lom
bardo entian kingdom. The "Esa'es" will be allowed
to occupy themselves with provincial matters Of minor i'm
portance but they will have neither legislative
| tive power
In fact the members Of the provincial of
Hungary will be neither less than counseors 10
the presidents of the and the gov
general The Emperor has consented let the Pro-
clergy in Hungary hold general synod and the
wise one for the Protestant part of the popu
aon Of the province although but small possesses very
great influence. Tho unfortunate concordat will always
be thorn in the side Of government and the truth OF the
remark will be guarantying the rights and
privileges of the Catholic part of The population OF
the empire taken into consideration The Inhabitants OF
Temesvar believe that the S,Athalere in their city is
about to be done away WITH and the Bana and voivo
dina restored Hungary but they certainly deceive them
selves Hungary, when connected with the Banat and
Voyodina, large Kingdom and duids at tape-
has always been avorte adage with Austrian states
men.
rRScIPALrrIBs.
The evacuation Of the Moldava by the Austrian troops
had been completed with the exception of small detsch
Of cavalry and come stores which weud be removed
by the 2hsh Of March.
1t is understood that full reconciliation is likely be
effected by King Ferdinand with both England and France
letter Rome of the 18th of March announces that
the question of amnesty has been adjourned Easter
In the mean time some solitary cases Of pardon are men
HpsS TRs IS NO carnafss
is to be given.
ID voted four millions Of francs for the immediate repair
Of the Notifications OF Alessandrla.
RUSSIA.
letter from the Crimea that have been
for repairing ia the spring the towns which suffered
from the late war and especially Kertch Eupatora and
Ssbastopo The materials for the repairs 10 be obtain
ed rom Odessa and Ncolaeh The latter town il now the
centre of the different branches Of the administration of
| southern Russia.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS OF RussIA-It appears that the
Russian orders to Bordeaux for the
construction of steamfgate of 5o0borse power,
carry 60 guns screw steam corvette OF 400 horse pow
er for 80 guns and paddlewheel steamyach OF 400
horse the special service of the Gar These vesfe
which were ordered three months ago. far advanced
the frigae in September, aud the yacht in December
Other orders OF similar kind are stated 10 have been also
| received
ity originating in recriminaons respecting Sir Robert
Pees speech Russia professor OF the University OF
Moscow was loudly abusing this speech when Count
his reproaches against Russia were well founded The
upon this struck the Count in the face when the
latter rcaaed wi such violence that the professor died
two day 8 afterwards OF the injuries inflicted on him.
The Cpief OF Division of Railways at St Peersburgh
arrived in Paris His business relates TO the coDstruc
1t has transpred Rusea has taken active steps
than England establish Geographic communication with
India According to private adsice she made contract
previously termination Of the late for line from
Ncoaef via the Caspian lspahan and Herat 1t has
in progress and although under the secrecy
forced country conjecture be formed of the
probable period its completion the contingency is not
impossible thought of her being in regular receipt of
from the British possessions weeks previously to its
The St Petersburgh journals speak freely of the Empe
ors intention OF visiting Italy and France during the
present spring
The Emperor ha, commanded that the practice of copy
ing forwarding the Minister of the Interior all the
papers strangers visiting Russia bring with them shall
ha TO
provincial government Of the place when the stranger
ers the empire This measure taken in cennexion with
pr ns y &c o ss
peror desire to promote intercourse between his subjects
aud the world Passports now issued by the
ehs Of all the provincial governments instead Of the Min
lister of the Interior alone without the necessity of pro-
vidng any medical certificate and instead OF separate
being required for every separate at an eI
pense of 100 roubles EACH the names OF whole family
and their servants now be entered single pass
port
In of the decision Of Paris conference
that the delta of the Danube should be restored to Turkey
Omar Bey under orders from Constnntnople, had taken
| foi NAL possession of it
H. Bruteuie the Russian ambassador at Constannople
had made formal complaint to the Turkish
spectpg Polish to the Crcassan coast which
left Constantnope the 10th February under Colonel
Bangya expressing bis surprise that it should after
the conclusion of peace permit any persons make Tu
key the base of movements hostile Russ. The Turk
ish Foreign Minister has disavowed all knowledge of the
| expedluon
Colonel Bangys In the service Of the Sultan with
the title of Meheed Bey and having left his post without
leave has been pronounced dtscrter by the Turkish
thorites NJ Boutenief is not satisfied with this repara-
on and insists that commission of inquiry shall be in
situted.
The Porte hes issued law on the press Printing and
photographic establishments heneefor only
authorized by epeca cenee. OF all printed matter
copy has first to be handed the council education in
order to receive it's consent The copyright of authors
established.
Admiral Sir NJ Seymour is reported TO have for arded
to India urgent dispatches for large military force Wam
poa has been completely abandoned H. NJ Sy billie hav
&c. has been abandoned the Chinese destroy
ing thing of value These events says the Straits
Times prove that position in the Canton river 10
safe and unsatisfactory and that overpowering force
naval and military will be needed place matters
sound footing. On the 10th OF January, when Admiral
Seymour blew the church and club house. the last
nant of British property previous to leaving his station off
Canton the feet after the Dutch Folly and Birds Neat
Forts had been abandoned dropped down the Macao pass
end Niger just below Macas Forts; the Comus three miles
below them the Acorn at the Barrier Fort the Sybie
and Benhem reached the Barnscoua at High Island and
the Naukn at the Bage thus keeping open the entire chan
mel and line OF communication which, IL is supposed, will
be continued until of the reinforccment arrive.
The North China Herald reports that the ssh Of De-
cember great engagement took place between the mpe
the second in command Of the imperial troops decoyed
into Kenyupg with number OF his forces on the suppo
stion that the insurgents had left the place The latter
however only in ambuscsde within the city, whence
they hearing that the imperial forces had
tered They soon overpo~ered them and drove them back