The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29
tie principal actors were taken into custody.

POLAND.
A letter Of The I'd Juiy, from Warsaw. after !
giving most laneniable picture Of the state
of Poland says" But all this is nothing, com
pared to the mscres by which our brethren oi
ithuania ana Polhynia are overwhelmed
There is not single soul leil /" mourn over
the general wreck, for every being is either
TRANSPORTED into Siberia. shut up IN the Tor
,resses of Russia the men are branded and
conducted in chains with common robbers, los
ing their names, and having no other deSigna'
lion than the number imprinted on Their bachs
the women are sent into Siberia |" people mat /
country, or given as misiresscs 10 The s"uierS
the boys are shut up in the military Sch""'s
and the girls in the government sch"ois OF the
imperial manufactures their lands are coniiS-
Gated, and they themselves are subjected to INC
knout. Such is the fate of all that part OF 70
lIsh Russia which iuined orr revolution. Ro-
man Sangusko, Jakowski, BialPleiInwIetz. 80
banskI, and numerous other nobiemen, have
been thus treated. ! have not exaggerated oar
position, but have only stated simple facts.
We have received authentic accounts
from St. Peter shurg, from which we learn
that the statements which have appeared of
Russian barbarlty in Poland have not been
exaggerated. Prussia and Austria disap-
prove Of them entirely, hut they have conin-
ed their expression Of dissatisfaction to re-
concentrations of Il more lenient course OF
the part of Russia. They will not assist
either England or France in any att-mpt to
enforce n different liEe of conduct, US they
are determined TO unite with Russia in put
ting down liberalism. The united forces of
Russia, Austria and Prussia, are such as to
give and to justify great confidence in the
respective governments, and they all profess
to have no dread of France. There is. how
ever, great want of money, and this is the
only circumstance favorable to pence, and
the success Of Lord Durhnm's MISSION
London Courier
GERMANY.
Much excitement had been produced in
Germany, by protocol of the Germanc
Diet, by which that body express their con-
cnrrenre in propositions offered by the min
listers of Austria and Prussia for restraining
the liberty Of the press in Germany, and
their resolutions to adopt ordinances for the
the uniform regulation OF the press through
out Germany. The protocol announces the
intention of checking the encroachments of
democracy, and restoring legal order and
tranquility in Germany.
Paris, July IL. The protocol Of the Ger
manic Diet, is, perhaps, the most important
conclaves, clubs, associations, or companies
Of tvrants in modern times. Nobody has
been taken by surprise by its appearance,
yet every one regards it with awe. The
moment has in fact arrived, at which Ger
many will he more tightly manacled than
ever or burst its letters altogether. A very
few years later, and the attempt to ensluve
that fine country dnew--to impede the march
of liberal ideas among the enthusiastic, Heo-
pie who inhabit it would have led to IA blood
less revolution. Tho troops may have i'm
bihed suliciency Of common sense to I'M
derstand the question. in the decision OF
which they will he the main Instruments
but the great probability, lament to say, is
that. Influenced Ivy their officers, they will
do the bidding of Prince Metternich.
TURKEY.
The capture of ST. Jean d'Acre by Ibra-
him Pacha is at length officially announced
| Ii was taken by storm on the 9th of May
! and Alidally Pacha was made prisoner, and
conveyed to Egypt, where hewas courteous
( ly treated by the yicerqy;, The assault i:
/ - = - 80" "IiINIui ouiietIn. ne loss
! of the Egyptian army consisted OIL % officer.
and 489 pIVates killed, and 1929 mel
wounded.
! Hc pIdSuc Is dilHOuhCGu as having MADE
! its appearance at ConstantInope. The
symptoms this year are much more alarm
ing than usual, and great numbers are fall
! ing victims.
Paris July IA, The Enjoys from the new
South American Republics are not surrounded
with the Injuries in which tho European Am
bassadors indulge, but are plain merchants
charged with promoting the commercial inter
cstS of their country, and live in the most sim
pie style. One of them, who had become niue!
straltened by the delay of remittances, and VIII,
had just signed treaty of commerce with tn,
! French Government, went two days ano to hi
apartments for the treaty, which he wanted a
an interview that was To take place between
him and the Minister for Foreign Affairs Or
entering the house, however, he was astoundcs
with the intelligence that his rooms were let
and his effects, including The treaty, mpoundet
FOR the arrears of rent, and deposited in gar.
ret. The American ncgotiator, 10 avoid tht
consequences Of delay, was driven to the ne
cessity OF stating his embarrassment, to Coun'
Sebastian, who Immediately sent one Of hi.
Secretaries with the SUN of $500 which wa.
all that was necessary TO redeem a document
| which will probably lead TO transactions be
tween the two countries, that in the course OF q
! lew years will amount to millions.