The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-30 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

SPAIN.—It appears from the last accounts from Madrid,
that the Moderados were meditating a coup cre'tat, and
that attempts were made to seduce the troops of the gar-
rison from their allegiance to the Queen, and to prevail
upon them to declare in favour of the Regency, to be
composed of the King (Don Francisco de Assis) and the
Duke de Montpensier. General Narvaez was the person
relied on to strike the blow, and the signaiwas to come
from Paris. Amongst the candidates spoken,of to replace
General Manso in the post of Captain-General of Madrid
were Generals Armero, Mazaredo, and Jose Concha. The
Chamber of Deputies had rejected the amendment of M.
Bermudez de Castro, in favour of free trade,.by a majority
of 116 to 83.
PORTUGAL.—The intelligence from Lisbon, to the 22nd
inst., states that the civil contest was brought• to a stand-
still for want of both money and energy to prosecute it
with vigour. At Oporto military operations were sus-
pended in consequenee of the very inclement state of
the weather. Trade "was bad at Oportoi in consequence
of the blOCkath
FRANCI

The Paris papers of Saturday. contain the
important result of the vote on the proposition for electo-
ral reform in the Chamber of Deputies, on the preceding
day:- After a severe castigation from M. Guizot, the
truant " young Conservatives" submitted, and gave to
the Minister a majority beyond the hopes of the most
sanguine of his partisans. There were forthe motion, 154,
against it, 252 ; majority for ministers, 98. The ministry
thus appear to have greater influence over the Chamber
than had been expected.
Letters from Rome of the 18th instant, announce that
among the papers seized on a refugee were several
documents,.showing that Austria was• intriguing against
the Pope's government. The Pope had an interview with
the Austrian Ambassador, which was very animated, and
it was said the ambassador was to quit Rome immediately.
The accounts from the wheat markets of the French
departments are somewhat conflicting, inasmuch as it
would appear that while in some cases prices have ad-
vanced, there has been in others a decline. However, on
carefully reading the various reports it may be fairly pre-
sumed that quotations in most districts have seeu their
height, and that the reaction will before long be general.

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