The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26
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to their cause After the failure of the attempt at
Marseilles, and of the partial instructions at La
Vendee the Duchess of Berry wrote to the Emperor
Nicholas 70 claim the assistance Of Russia. The
Emperor in his answer which has arrived lately.
declares to the Duchess that the Government OF
the King of the French having on every occasion
manifested its intention of maintaining order and
checking anarchy. the foreign Governments, es-
pecally that of Russia, have pretext or motive
Tor encouraging attempts tending TO subvert or
change the present order of things in France, and
that consequently he could neither directly
indirectly favor by negotiations the designs
and enterprises of the mother of the Duke de Bor-
deaux. In support of this news it is stated that
Count Pozzo de Borgo will shortly return TO Paris
King William of Holland has returned to the
Hague, and according to the Dutch papers has lust
given orders for the purchase of horses for 100
pieces of cannon for the army of the south
A letter of the 23d July from Agiers, says =
"The political state of this place improves great
ly. The 1000 or 5000 Arabs, under the command
of the younger Benzamoun, at the mouth Of the
User, have not dared to advance, the other tribes
having refused to join them against the French
consequently there is every reason to hope that we
shall pass the remainder of the in tranquil
lily"
On the Oath July, Prince Paskewitsch published
at Warsaw. an Imperial order, by which the Polish
uniform is prohibited for the future in the kingdom
of Poland. The officers who, prior to the revolu-
ton, had retired from the service, with leave to
wear the Russian uniform the application must be
accompanied by credible testimonials of their not
having taken any share in the late revolution
The marriage of King Leopold was to be SOL
emnized on the 10th, by triple ceremony. First
the civil ceremony, before the President of the
House of Peers, Baron Pasquier; then the relg-
ions ceremony according to the Catholic rHes
the Princess being Catholic; and finally, the GER
emony according to the Lutheran form, King Leo
pold being Protestant. Great preparations were
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Queen to their domInlons a succession Of festivals
Alexandria, June "a. Ibrahim Pacha, who set
out on the 9Th inst. from the camp of St Jean
d'Acrc to march upon Damascus, entered the lat
ter town on the 10Th, after having easily dispersed
the troops which defended it. F, ON Damascus
the Egyptian army will proceed to Aleppo to occu-
py the passes through which the Ottomans must
come il they make any efforts for reconquering
Syria. They have at this moment other forces
in that province than about 10000 irregular troops
encamped at Hannah. This camp, fortified in great
haste, will offer but feeble resistance, and it is
probable that lbrahim will be at Aleppo towards
the end of the month.
In that favorable position, master of Syria and
all the passes leading 10 it, at the head of army
oil 5b,OOO men, possessing numerous cavalry and
an excellent artillery, he will await Field Marshal
Hussen Pacha, who has been ordered by the Porte
to exterminate the rebels OF Mehemed Ali. To at
tain this end the Porte it is true, could only send
out with her General an army Of from 25 ,00J to
10000 men, well supplied with Pachas it is true,
but without artillery horses war-stores, or provs
IONS, to traverse an immense extent OF country
destitute of resources and without good roads
The Egyptian army at Damascus consists Of only
80 GOO men, division of 10000 men having been
detached to observe the camp at Hannah. Two
new regiments have left Cairo to join lbrahm Pa
cha, whose army will then amount to 10000 men
As lbrahm had been informed that the cholera,
or according to Others that the plague, was making
m Hannah he
applied for new instructions to Mehemed Ali, prior
to his marching upon Aleppo. Orders were imme-
diately transmitted to him to march forward, as a
General should not be arrested in the execution Of
his orders by the inclemency of the seasons, by
diseases. or any other dangers.
The Egyptian squadron is still lying off our port,
waiting for the coming out of the Ottoman fleet
which 1t intends to encounter. The fourth ship of
100 guns will probably be ready TO join the squad
in fortnight. Ehe naval forces will then con-
sst of four ships of 100 guns. eight frigates, of
which six carry 60 guns, Is sloops briggs, six fire.
ships, and one steam vessel.
Havre correspondent of the n Y. American,
under date of Aug. ! |, says -
The news from Portugal is rather unfavorabe
to the cause of Don Pedro. He was not able, ow-
ing to a want of cavalry, to follow up the victory
gained on the 23d. and was still at Oporto on the
3lst July. The priests fight and expend their mon
ey freely the Spanish priests give money, and
with money Miguel will find men to fight for his
are entirely under the influence OF the clergy. 1t
is not true, as before announced that any con-
siderable detection has taken place in Mlguel's
my. The affair Of Portugal is the more interest
ing from the general idea that in the result is in
yolved the question of peace or war in Europe If
Pedro succeeds the Dutch and Belgian question
will probably be settled at once. The country is
quiet, and the harvest out of danger, and most
abundant"
ENGLAND.
MANCHESTER. A melancholy proof of the ne
cessty of immediate nterment in all cases of chol-
era has been furnished in this during the past
week. person died on Thursday, the Goth ult..
in Aliens court, without any suspicion being en-
tertained by his friends of the nature of his disease
The case was therefore not reported, and they
thought of keeping the body until Sunday, Mean
while, however, the infection became general in
the court, and of fourteen cases which occurred
all but one died in very short time. The Board
OF Health Immediately caused the removal of all
the inhabitants to the Reception House, in Harris
on street, and the houses were cleansed and ium-
gated. Since this there has been one case in the
Reception House and the patient has been remoy-
ed to the hospital. Six other cases occurred in
No j, court, New Blakey street, and the same pro-
ceedings were adopted as in Aliens court. A por-
ter in the Swan-street hospital died on Thursday of
cholera. Total since the commencement of the
disease, May IS. 1882 cases, I49 deaths. SO: re-
covered, 44..-MancheSter Chronicle.
ENGLISH HARVEST. We learn that both the
wheat and barley have been cut in several plac es
in this county at the commencement of the week
There appears to be but one opinion, that finer
crops never awaited the gathering whether in
quality or quantity - Worcester Herald
The crops of corn of all kinds are also most lux
uriant in appearance and if the weather continues
favorable, will be ready for the sickle in manv pla-
ces in about fortnlght-Nepcastle Chronicle
The crops In Cheshire are as promising as the
most sanguine person could wish An amazing
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with little labor or expence and we have no doubt
that some fields of barley and wheat will be reap
ed before our next publication.
Macclesfeld Courier.
The weather continues highly favorable for the
harvest Barley is abundant and the quality is ex
cellent. Wheat and oats will both be ready for the
sickle, generally in very short time, and their
crops and quality are every where good. Potatoes
promise to be most abundant crop, and Of snpe.
rior quality.-CarliSIe Patriot.
ted Smyrna, June 8. 1882 to the editors of the N
Y Daily Advertiser:
The constitutional party have fully triumphed in
Greece and her best citizens are now found con.
nectcd with the provisional government To say
nothing of the Executive Commission of seven
members, Mavrocordato is at the mead of the finance
department; Trcoup is foreign Secretary while
the department of ecclesiastical affairs and public
instruction has been conided to Rizzo
Before however the new government has had
time to get consolidated, the partizans Of Capo
d'lsirlas and the unprincipled men of all parties,
have unexpectedly broken out again into piracy
Shame on the nation for these lawless acts which
can no longer plead the excuse of starvation, Still
! do not despair of the ultimate prosperity of
Greece II size is to nave king, let him come
speedily with men and money. Under Prince
Ohio, education and the press will have no doubt
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