The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02
SPAIN

SPAIN.
bordeaux paper gives the following from
MadrId; The Government has Just discovered
conspiracy formed by the students of the
schools Of Toledo, Alcala, San Isidore, and
Madrid, to bring about a revolution. Forty of
the conspirators have been arrested. The oar.
rison troops of Madrid have been on foot Two
days and two nights. Ii is said that the French
Ambassador has transmitted note to the Span.
lsh Government, and given twelve DAYS tor a
categorical answer. II by that time he re-.
ceives no reply, he will demand his passports
Gen. Nina, on his return to Bordeaux, gave
dinner to his companions in arms, at which
he declared that he hoped that, in very short
time, they would again enter Spain never to
quit it and that he had the strongest grounds
for believing, that, at their next attempt, they
would be powerfully seconded by numerous
supporters of the Constitution in the interior OF
| the country.
ITALY.
! The tri-colored flag has heen displayed IN
several frontier villages of Piedmont. From
other parts we have nothing important. OF
the reported revolution in Rome we find moth
ing
The two sons of Louis and Lucien Bonaparte
had endeavored to raise an Instruction in
Rome, in order to overthrow the papal gov.
eminent, but were hooted at by the people.
RUSSIA.
The Minister of the Interior announces tina,
the cholera mOrbuS, having ceased in the WOW.
ernments of Krostroma and YarosIof, the cor,
don which surrounded the last named town had
been Withdrawn on the 23d November, and the
intercourse between the two governments re.
stored. On the 18th of November at Moscow
IL were attacked with the disease, I2 were cur.
ed, III died and on the 18th, in the morning
there were 1S3 sick, of whom there was every
chance OF saving SO. In the course of that day
10 were attacked, 30 were cured, and died
so tlat on the 18th, in the morning, there re-
manned 1913 sick, of whom there was h ope Of
saving go.
UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.
The boundary Question. The King OF
Netherlands has decided the boundary question
referred to his arbitrament by the governments
OF the United States and England bat nothing
has transPred by which we can even guess in
whose favor the decision has been made.
IRELAND.
Tho state Of Ireland is perhaps alarming
An old magistrate of Cavan observed that he
had never known the peasantry in more law.
less mood, since the few months preceding 1898
A combination of wide and universal cbarac.
ter Is spoken OF among the poorer classes
which Is perhaps exaggerated by the fears OF
the ride. We have no room to insert the mar.
tlculars OF nightly meetings, robbng of arms
and measures of violence employed to intimi
date landed proprietors. Several meetings
called by OConnell had been successfully en-.
lO.aed by Lord Anglesey's proclamations
The Lord Lieutenant had received LOYAL adj
dresses from the Corporation at Dublin, the
faculty and students of the University, &c.
hat hn
them, to restrain their factous citizens"
There was considerable emotion in the Dub
lin Theatre, on an occasion when it was I'M
derstood that Lord Anglesey would attend
Though he was not personally abused the per
iormanee was interrupted throughout by cries
Tor the repeal of the Union, and the great bulk
OF the audience continued to cheer for thai
measure. After the Lord Lieutenant retiref
at the conclusion of the opera, the audience
called for Mr.. Cassery to address them. Ht
commended their conduct and observed that il
Lord Anglesey wac the true friend of ireland ht
had had an opportunity that night of ascertain
ing the sentiments of the people.
GREECE.
TrieSts, Jan. 1. Commercial letters from
Corfu state, that the Greeks in the Morea art
making preparations 10 drive tho Pacha o
Egypt from the Island of Gambia, which, &C
cordlng to the London Protocol, was assignee
to the Porte, but was incorporated by the lat
ter with the Pachalic of Egypt. This plar
might easily succeed if the Powers do not at
tempt it, for the new Egyptian Governor ha
many obstacles to contend with, and has no
the military forces he was at first thought t.
possess. The commerce of Greece is resnminl
fresh activity; and if peace should continue
Greece will become one of the most flourishin.
countries of Europe.
Accounts from GonstantinopIe state that tran
quillity had been perfectly restored in Albania
Adrices of the 4th Jan. from Vienna, an
( nounce that Consideration prevails in that city
I in consequence of several persons having diet
in an adjacent village with symptoms of chole
ra morbus a commission of physicians ha
been appointed to examine the nature of tn,
malady.
! popular tumult took place At Gottingen Of
the 9Th January, the inhabitants being dissatis
fed with taxation. The citizens formed them
selves into corps of National Guards, and or
der was soon restored.
J We have reason to believe, on very respecta
Bile authority, (says the London Globe) that ,
marriage will, at no distant period, be conclud
ed between the Duke de Nemours, second sor
Of the King Of the French, and Donna Maria o
Brazil, the titular Queen of Portugal. 1t i
added, that this union Is likely to be attende,
with results that will be very favorable 10 tn,
cause of rational liberty in Portugal.