The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-15

dreaded malady had broken Out in the Cold bau
fields PRISON, and that seventeen prisoners hau u'
ed on the oath
Parliament was expected TO adjourn carry u
august the dissolution, it is SAID, cahho' Tan
place until November.
An address, signed by 25iO influential merchants
BANKERS and otheIs, has been presented 70 tue Dpk
oil Wellington, relative to the late attach upon mn
IN the streets OF London.
Portsmouth, June 80 Lord Durham proceed
instanter to St. Petersburg, on Special Mission
and takes his passa-e in the Talavera "a, aptall
Brown, which ship sailed on Wednesday from tn
Downs to Sheerness, TO take on board his Lord
shiP. If the purpose of this embassy be, as II
limited, direct and strenuous interference on The
part OF this coantSy favor OF the deeply outraged
Poles. we are sure that no Engi'shman' no homes
man of any nation in the world, and above all NJ
friend to the safety and the peace of Europe, car
refrain from offering up the most ardent prayers fo
the success OF an undertaking SO wise and just,
SCOTLAND.
The Scotch Reform Bill passed the House o
Commons on the night Of the eth OF June. The
Courier says. " The only material subject OF dis
cussion was the clause imposing the possession Of
landed property as qualification for beng elect
ed. This clause az was anticipated, vas with
drawn in toto by Ministers
AUSTRIA.
At the date Of the last accounts from Vienna,
the death Of the Young Napoleon was hourly ex-
pected.
EGYPT.
Letters from Ieghorn announce that intelligence
had inst been received there Of the blockade OF
Inc port OF Alexandra by the Ottoman squadron.
FRANCE.
1t is stated that the arrangement for the new
ministry had been completed, but nothing official
had met the public eye. One of the Paris papers
mentions that Talleyrand had determined not to be
4 member Of the CALI ct under any circumstances
Il is asserted that the Duchess of Berri had eff.
fecied her escape from La Vendcs.
II expected, at the last advlces, that martial
law would cease in a day two.
One or two more VINO had been engaged in the
recent disturbances had been tried and found gull
". The Court IF Cessation was still engaged with
the appeals. No execution had taken place under
the sentence Of the Courts assembled BY the au.
thnrity of Martial law. One of the Paris papers
mention that Louis Philippe will proclsim a gen.
erll amnesty IN the marriage Of his daughter with
Leopold.
Paris June 2S Yesterday the Chamber Of
Council Of the Tribunal de Premiere Instance af-
ter hearing a first report upon the accusations
against Messrs. Chateaubriand HYDE de Melville
and de Fitzames, directed that further examina-
ton should take place, and each of therl under
went further interrogation in the course of the
day.
We regret TO state that the Duke de Fitziames
has had violent attack of Cholera.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
London evening paper Of the Both, contains
the following
Up to the hour of our going to press the official
answer of the King Of Holland to The last Protocol
Of the Conference. had not, we understand. been
received by Lord Paimersion. The last COMMIT
aisAdon from our Minister at the Hague. leaves
no doubt, however. We believe that the answer will
be in the negative 10 the evacuation of Antwerp
Baron Stockwar. the file nd and Pri~sts Secreta-
Of KING I.gOnod has had
lately with Lord Palmerston, for the purpose of
urging his Lnrdship TO take active measures tn
compel the King of Holland to comply with the
conditions laid down BY the Conference. and on
the 18th inst an official note was sent 10 Lord
Palmerston, by order of Leopold, to a similar eff
feet
The Belgian King is quite ready for hest:lities.
either offensive or defensive. He has organized a
numerous and good army, and is deficient only in
experienced general officers bnt in the event of
war. he would probably employ French Generals.
The simultaneous departure of the Dutch Minis.
Ter from this country with the official recall OF Sir
Charles Bagot, the British Ambassador at the
Hague, has given rise to many warlke rumors al
the West end of the town. 1t was said last nigh,
that the Taavera line of battle ship, whose sudden
order to Sheerness has already been noticed. is
destined for the Scheldt,
POLAND.
An interesting debate, on the affairs OF Poland
the 18th Of June. The Court Journal in alludine
10 the debate in connection with the mission O
Lord Durham to Russia, saws " we are confident
~ assured, that the mission OF Lord Durham re-
lates principally to Poland but it is of the most "a
.clfc nature and in order to prevent any unpeasan
effect resulting from the debate OF last night, des
patches have been sent off 10 St. Petersburg. ex
planatory of the circumstances under which tina
discussion took place. As Great Britain is onl-
one party to the treaty of Vienna it is not intend
ed 10 take any active steps against Russia on be
han Ct Poland, unless The other parties 10 tn,
treaty should concur with us. the tone of tn
Russian Cabinet should render some steps neces
sary an viRdcstion of our own honor. Austria an
Prussia have been applied to for their concurtenc
in this affair, but up to this time only evasive an
swers have been received"
The Courier remarking on the subject saws =
Lord Durham, who though very plain dealing AM
paln taking man, is full of reSolute purpose vii
tell the Emperor of Russia what the English peo
pie think of his conduct towards the Poles an
the French Ambassador at st. Petersburg vii
adopt similar course but unless the other par
lies to the treaty nf Vienna should interf,.re tb
British and French Ambassadors will display thei
energies IN vain. The Polish question seems L
depend entirely the strength or weakness of tn
Cabinet Of Earl Grey. We know how Austria
Russia, and Prussia, held out the subject of In
Conference Treaty until they saw that the Enplis
Ministry was firm, and that they could no lonps
resist without provoking general war The
will, on the present question take similar course
An Ambassador of one of these Powers has in
formed is'Court. that soon as the present pr
Lament shall he at an end, the Grey Administer
ton will be turned out. Ia this expectation tho
VIII he very courteous in their communicative :.
10 Poland, but very evasive at the same time n
in December next, the Grey Cabinet should no !,
full strength, Austria Prussia and Russia. viii so,
the necessity Of decision and Lord Grey mead ~
~ be hrm to obtain the most glorious results.
PoLITIcAL STATE OF FRANCE. The dsturban
res IA tne West appear to be drawing to a close
Whole detaehments of Chouans have laid dow,
their arms amidst the bitterest excavations again.
the chiefs by whom they are misled As vet how
ever, not word is heard from the Duchess de
Berri, who is supposed to be keeping herself il
close confinement in the district Of La YeDiee
called mGr0is A protest is talked of az bav;no
been sent by the elder branches of the family Al
n"gfood, declaring that these proceedings in
rance mad taken place without their approbs,ion
ana mat they consider them imprudcnt and nm.
timely They are said TO protest also with pecn.
haf emphasis against the title assumed BY IN. dncb.
ess de Berri Regent of France
Among Carllst coteries 1t il whisnored ,b,, ,,,o
cause assigned by the friends of this gove,nman,
40, n the arrest OF the Duke de Fitziames Al U.Ja
melville and NJ de chaeaubriand are no, ,ha 80
cues mat these gentlemen in fact. had bear
S,,a. Nv ."d'ectellon, lnasmuch as they were vol
Sp'tHy present at an interview with the Ducboss
y, ne Bern, who, If any reliance can be nl,ced 's
;n mysterious gent emen, has succeeded in mai
in The c escape p to EngaHd after passing two nights
,ba ~ u,V o. Paris They pretend howovst s1hs'
moi connsi friends of tie fallen family bava
snb;.o, W themselves by word or decd on ,t
and tbay s s' flsng IN the western deparimen,s.
DScb WSy argue that mere Interview WIZ sn ~
moral q, 'r co,, De eonsuued into crime eithe,
cludes his le,,o, So; N. &c Chateaubriand con.