The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

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sst Francs ia obtaining coolies for the french eulonies
from the British possessions
slncc the commencement Of the reign Of Napoleon III
the various mns Of France have struck gold money Tor a
value Of ALTO S64 us aslos and silver money for 1885,
90S, 23i francs
Austria, feeling deeply the want of organ such as
liussis owns in IL N~d, has made move at Paris for
the establishment of Journal to TRUMPET the blessings
OF concoldat aud Iatei rule, gsggng policy paper
money, aud all the other eiuoyments 1T provides On
the I'd January viii appear the first humber OF II Memo
rot Dtomasae under the editoshp OF the Well known
partisan of asoiatisth Chucheva de Cmrgny who is
sort Of duplicate to Graner de casssgnac This new
print Is advocate strict alliance between Austria and
France for sectaian objects and TO repudiae all synpa
thy with Russia England, or Prussia, but especially
Pednont. list of the writer's engaged In this job 10
Published and the only likely TO attract public at
tcntion is that Of Able Hue the Chinese missionary
SPAIN. sala
In the Spanish cortes there has been demonstration
in opposition the movements of tue United States
Cuba Marshal o Donnell spoke very warmly, He said
that spain had full sense OF her NATIONAL dignity and
honor and well prepared to defend both, well
the integrity OF her territory and he expressed aslons
ment at the language OF the OF PRESIDENT Blu
chanan M oozaga, in his own name aaG that Of sew
vral other enineDt members representing the different
political parties, then proposed this resolution
The Congress declares that il has received with salts
faction the declaration Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
aud that it disposed give to the government its
stapt support order 10 maintain the integrity OF the
Spanish dominions-
The resolution was unanimously adopted and ordered
to be inscribed in the archives. The Espana though
violent adversary of the cabinet expresses appro
baton of the patriotic declaration of the minister and
states that in question which, like that of Cuba, affects
the national honor Spniards whatever their differences
other points, will always be united. The other jour
nals employ similar language.
AUSTRIA
The Emperor Napoleon observations to the Austrian
minister were known at Vienna The Sd, and had
created sensation the Bourse, but the details
seanty.
The Journal dc Frankfort an Austrian sem-oiiicia
Journal says that Austria is at present strong enough in
Italy to meet any eventuay. and boasts that all Ger
many and Prussia at its head is backing her.
The third corps armies Of the imperial army amount
ing 80 900 men, has left for Italy 1t Is estimated
That the Austrilns muster 100 900 men, within
two three days. in the limits of their Italian domn
ions,
SoiiiERN irALy
In the way Of foreign news nothing is more important
than the agtated state of Italy. 1t is even rumored
that the excitement has become great in Milan as to
require that the town be placed in state OF siege We
learn too, that council of is immediately
bic in Venice to deliberate this dangerous state of
things and Gulay of the Austrian generals has
rived there for that purpose. But perhaps the most
10 the effect that in Milan, when the popuace passing
by the barracks raised the shout of Long live Italy,
tue Austrian soldiers inside them took it up and sent
buck similar cry This, however, is of extremely du
bious accuracy
A Paris telegram, dated evening of the It'll, says it
asserted there that scue had taken place between
the Hungarian and Austrian regiments forming the garr
of Cremona, the Hungarans shouting Vre holia "
The Turin correspondent Of the London Times says it
quite evident that the Sandman government desires
war; and Is confident that war is at hand The Sandman
Chambers were to open the 10th January, and the
speech Of the King upon the occasion was anxously
looked for N
The imperial city is very gay this winter and many
gait,cs were announced for this month If nothing has
happened to prevent, the carnival balls about to
COMMUNICATING of the French ambassador being
nounced on the goth inst The American minister Mr.
Stockton had the veto the police put upon his ball
the Smonetd Palace, account Of the floors being pro-
nounced unsafe .E YES At
The Prince Of Wales expected on the 18TH attend
ed by Col Bruce Mr. Taryer, and his servants. He
poets remain about five months, and arrangements for
his reception have been made Mt the Hotel DIES Isles Br
tanniues, ON the Piazza del Popolo 1t is long since
direct heir the British throne has been visitor at
Rome and it affords interesting matter for speculation
to the amount OF attention which the government of his
Holiness may deem proper to pay to the first Protestant
prince in Europe No doubt there will be abundance Of
coriay at any rate in appearance; nor has the Pope
been lacking in hospitablc demonstrations to other
his doninions although many of them have been with
out the pale of the Catholic church.
INDIA.
BY the arrival of the overland Bombay mail we have
dates with detailed from Bombay to the 9th Of
December IaDia Iopce had been defeated with severe
Ilss. Vigorous clo ON foot to catch him Maun
Singh hal been defeated in Bundclcund by Brigadier
Smth with great slaughter- The Dude Iaookdars
coming in everywhere The enemy had also been defeat
cd with loss at Goonce by General Grant An nsurrec-
ton on small scale hid occurred in Burnlah.
If anta Topee be not Nena Salb as believed by some
officers In india the whereabouts Of the real Nena still
remains a matter Of doubt and speculation One rumor
l. that he intends make his way to Central India, and
there unflirl q banner of revolt which would give
great deal trouble The wonder is that he did not
make up his mind to operate in Central India all along
for that is the locality whore his name and reputation
would make him more terrible opponent.
A LARGE CnoIR-Tbe choir at the popular services at
St Paul s. London comprises some 500 individuals, and
includes many of the finest amateur singers IN London, OF
both sexes With the exception of the leader the whole
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