The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-21 00:00:00

A CARLIST CONSPIRACY.

The latest letters contain details of the discovery
of a Carlist conspiracy. Among the individuals
arrested are several officers not in actual service,
but no name of note is among them. It was in.
tended that, simultaneously with an insurrection
in Madrid, a movement should take place on
various points in Old Castile, in the Basque
provinces, and in the Asturias. It is affirmed that
the government has obtained a complete clue to
the conspiracy-. The Rojas Azgograjus adds the
following particulars :
Saragossa, Tortosa, Oviedo, Leon, and Burgos,
were the principal localities in which the Carnet
party was to have risen. It is calculated that more
than 200 persons quitted Madrid with the view of
joining the conspiracy. The French government
sent information to the Spanish government on
the subject. The Carlist colonels, Jauregui and
Santocillides, and some other officers, who were
arrested on suspicion, have been set at liberty, after
beim:, interrogated. Almost all the persons arrested
are of some importance,* and among them are
several ecelesiastios belonging to the Carlist party.
The, Caurrier Madrid says that the arrests amount
to 43), and that among the prisoners are Fathers
Ruiz and Carnicier, both well known- in Madrid.
The Gazette de France affirms that the Spanish
government knew of the .Carlist conspiracy before
granting the recent amnesty. ' The inferenee is
that -the object 'of the amnesty was to have an
excuse to reproach the Carlist party with black
ingratitude
MADRID, APRIL 18.---The rebellion which broke
out: at Burgos has been put down. [*This is in
direct contradiction with the statemet?t a few lines
above ]

SOMETHING RARE.--We learn from the Louisiana
papers that at the close of the session of the 14061411 re of
that State a motion was made to made to allow Mr. J. A.
Warner, Secretary of the Senate, 500 dollars extra com-
pensation, when that gentleman immediately arose and
requested the mover to withdraw it ; said that be
aceepted the office with a knowledge of the salary, and
wanted no more ! [We opine that the officials of the
Liverpool corporation would term Mr. Warner rather a
greenhorn.]
The Directors of the Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
Railroad have had great trouble with their emplcyes. The
road being embarrassed financially, the engineers and
brakemen did not receive their pay regularly, and finally
locked up the engines in the stations and refused to take
them out again. Overtures made by the directors to the
men have been rejected, the latter insisting upon their pay.
Travel is entirely it terrupted. The eastern end of the same
road, known as the Canandiagua and Elmira line (connect-
ing at the latter point with the Erie) is also in a bad way,
and is to go ander the hammer on the 16th of this month.
Tna WALWORTH MURDERERS.—It is understood that.
Bacon and his wife will he jointly tried for the murder of
their children, and that in such case the statement of the
wife that her husband committed the murder may be
used as evidence against herself. It is expected that
joint defence will be made, and that this' defence will be,
that the act of murder was committed by Alrs. Bacon
while in an unsound state of mind, and that she is conse-
quently not criminally responsible, and that the husband
'had nothing whatever to do with the same. It this
defence should be successful, and Bacon should be
acquitted, he will then be removed to the country to take
his trial at the summer assizes for the murder of his
mother. It appears that since the committal *of' the
prisoners they have both been'in a very low deapocding
Way, particularlylßaeon himself, and they are never left
alone, six additional tuviikeys' being employed, three
women and three men, to watch them, two during the
night, and one during the day.

BIRICEArBEAD f;GIIMISSIONERS.