The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-28
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IRELAND.
The condition OF Ireland seems to he
rapidly growing worse-if worse II can be.
The annexed accounts are from The Dublin
Journals o. Saturday, Oct. ID:
About 4 O'Clock yesterday friday eve
ming, the good people of Irpperary were
very much alarmed on hearing that an eX
press had arrived at the Artillery Barracks
for reinforcement Of Dragons, who should
march Immediately to Carrick on-Suir. 1t
was ascerlained that there was great roi-
lection of people at Moincon. or near that
village, where the young woman, who had
been shot by the police, was walking. The
artillery men were also ordered to he IN
readiness at a few minutes notice; and we
are informed that every thing Is now ready
on their parts.
On Monday night last serious affray
took place between the lawless peasantry,
vino have been for some time disturbing
part of the county of Tyrone, and party
of police under the command OF Captain
Duff While Captain Duff and his lit
tie party were patroling the country near
Balivgawley, they came up with an armed
party Of the country people, arrayed IN mil
itary order, and performing the manual ex-
errise. Upon the appearance OF The police,
the peasant or rebel force commenced shout
ing, " No rent, no tithcs," and, upon an at
tempt 10 .disperse them, they fired upon the
police, who returned the salute i'll kind, and
ultimately succeeded in breaking up the
gang, and taking their leader prisoner
One of the rebel party was shot dead, and
several of them wounded.
.4ughnacton Oct IL. We are here III
nm actual state of rebellion. The Agrall
an Legislators are out every night IN crowds,
pressing people into their service, and reg
ulating the affairs of the nation. There
was skirnsh last night between some of
them and the police. | do not at present
know the particulars. There were 81 shots
fred by the police, and one OF the ringlead
ers taken prisoner. There is a large meet
ing of magistrates here to-day"
Dublin Packet.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of The London
Couriel. under date Of October IA, writes
as to.ows:-
"A man who went to sleep on the 9th Of
August 1880, and awoke on the 18th of Oc-
toner 1882, would, if proper names could he
kept out of sight, be perfectly unconscious
of the lapse of time. The same universal
repIobation which greeted the announce
ment of the Polignac administration cee-
Gfutes the accession of the quasi legtImat-
list doctrindircS; if it had been studied to
select Cabinet in TIE highest degree, col
lectively and individually, unpopular, it
would have been scarcely possible TO sue
ceed more completely. 1t consists Of four
old and fonr new Ministers the old ones
are Marshal Soult, the originator of the
monument of Qulberon to the memory of
the fallen Vendeans, and the pious mitator
of the bigotry Of the ex-king; NJ. Barthe,
whose QuiXolc crusades against the press
are his principal characteristics; and Messrs.
D'Argout and de Rigney, political ciphers;
the new ones are NJ. dc Brogle, persona
ficatlon of the doctrini, the last opposer Of
the use of the expression Eek king" liz the
law excluding the elder Bourhons. and the
originator of the proposition to call the
Duke OF Orleans, Philip tho Seventh; NJ.
Guizot, the type of resistance to every anne
Iteration and a man Of Client; NJ. Theirs,
who from being back writer in the Consti-
tutionnel, has acquired an immense fortune
by being private Secretary TO NJ. Lafitte,
when President of the Council, and NJ HUI
mann, a clever financier, but politically I'M
known. This administration, too, it must he
remembered, is appointed at moment when
the country is especially inclined TO suspect
something beyond loIbearance towards the
leading Carists, and when the Duchess of
Berrl IS openly laughing at the pretended
efforts of the omnipotent police of Paris.
And what is the first act of this popular ad
ministraton? To create sixty one Peers,
nearly half of whom are known Carlists,
headed by M. de Berri a partzan of the
late dynasty, scarcely less devoted than M.
de FItz James himself. In addition TO these
claims to popularity, l must not omit to
mention that every one of the new Minis
tiers voted in favor of an hereditary peerage.
Thirty-sx days 10 the opening OF the Cham
beers, five for the verifcatiOn of titles, and
six for the discussion of the Address, make
altogether forty-seyen which will be fairly
taken as the public duration of the exist
ence of the Soult administration. An at
tempt will be made to get rid of Dupin's
opposition by offering him the Presidency
OF the Chamber of Deputies; but he is too
Old 10 be caught"
1t is stated-and the statement is very
important if true-that pamphlet is about
TO appear, written by NJ. de Mazas, Secre-
tary to the Duke de Mortelnart while Am
bassador at st. Petersburg; in which it is
stated that the Duke only obtained the re-
cognition of the Government Of July by
Russia, on the express condition, recognized
by the new Government, that Louis Phil
llppe should only consider himself trustee
for Henry V. 1t Is added that the Duke de
Moitemart sanctions the publication Of this
statement
GERMANY.
The Ex-RoYAL FAMILY. The Augs-
burg Gazette announces that the Duchess
OF Angouleme and the little Mademoselle
de BeTrl passed through Passau on the 81
OF October, on their way to Lntz and Wen
ma; and the Berlin State Gazette mentions
the arrival Of the Duke of Bordeaux al B:r-
lin on the 9TH, and his immediate depart
IRE 10 Austria hy Frankfort on the Oder.
On the 8th, Charles X, and the Duke of
Angoulene also passed through Berlin
Baron Damas, commissioned by King
Charles X to make preparations for his re-
ception and abode, has arrived at Vienna,
from London and will 90 to Aus;erlltz in
Morayla to inspect the palace in that place.
In the Cassel Advertiser of Oct. G. there
are many announcements Of the sule of
mills, lands, &C., belonging to persons who
intend to cmigrate in the spring to North
America.
PORTUGAL,