The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOT

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN.—The

,vernment.
to Lord H,
between he

refused to dell

It in an'
e fit to pr

f the der

ure of Queen Christina

Christina, it is stated, had re-
in her difficulties, and he me-

and the government. She at first
hoot her children, but at last agreed
manner.,which General San Miguel

!scorted t

1 a squadron of Farnesio cavalry, and took the
I and Portugal. Queen Chris-
e much altered in_ appearance.

husband %

a the ea

)ff, the ladies of the court ap.
peared at the palace windows, and waved adieu. with their
hstrialrprehipfq Tho Onepn Qll.l

A. decree was
)erty of the

anther. Christina was as firm as a
signed at the same time sequestering

Mother in Spain, and stopping

11 the pleasure
)f the Cortes was known on the subject. The decree was
signed by all the ministers, but not by the Queen.
PORTUGAL. —By the South American Steam Navi-
gation Company's steam-ship Bahiana, Captain Green,
"ved here on Saturday, we have Lisbon papers
f the 2nd inst. The Lusitania, belonging
arth American and General Steam Naviga-
v, arrived on the 29th of August, in four
-..iverpool, and went on with the mails from
• Majesty's ship Prometheus was in port, as
French steamers Newton, stationary in port ;
Phare, from Senegal, for coal ; Plmeniz and Akbar, from
Cherbourg, for coal. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Packet Candia arrived on the Ist, in four days from
Southampton, and went on with the mails for Cadiz and

and letters

also to the S
tion Comnan

days from. I

mil. He:

Gibraltar. No particular news in Lisbon. Queen Christina
was expected hourly on the frontier. The Progresista
Opposition had a meeting, and appointed a committee
of 17 to draw up its programme of opposition to the
Saldanha ministry. It was unimportant, and had not pro-
duced any sensation.

isian loan

'es speak of considerable

casionec

by the prohibition to
The Russian

It the Bou

Charge d'Affaires was very angry at the sudden announce-
lent of this determination of the Neapolitan government,
-de an official statement that he felt himself
the posting of the determination at the
It is said that a
*he Russian Minister

and he n

aggrieved I
Bourse with

n ministe

e to him.

ffairs. It was even reported that the
ad delivered a note demanding his
e reply to his demands should net be

passpa

e cholera has invaded the precincts of
Precautions are now adopted to purge
he persons of all visitors to the palace, and

presence of the Pope, Cardina
the palatiai dignitaries, with.
mdergone a good fumigation

ving pr

s the lo

)f the palace

are closed

access is now I

oniciating

zendarm-T

!1p in all chu:

,tin g apparatus is

tor is inducted by an

g print

N.IISTRIA

to order prayers
ie world which
hment of

T the rt

the
,suppression of the spirit of

'moval of the chllera ,

.—The

situati

to use our r

hbours

'iffy itself

On Wednes

ay, at a

over by the Emperor, it was
•efusal to accept the conditions of

England, is not a reason
—that. in ahr,rt

In by Russia of the guarantees

mired by the

casus b illi

Austria

ling the said guarantees;

id for ti

will await the result of the oper

I in the meantime
►tions taken by the

pol. Austria, for the
maintai

1 a " strict lieu