The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-17
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FeCttUeE III wen IOFR. II JeU ttHtS are an
n'red, tchich embrace all the articles Of neips
the papers contain.
There had been no arrangement made at
Paris in regard to the ministry. M. Dupin
was still talked of for premier.
The Marquis of Pamela had appointed
Mr.. Ferrelra Borges, Il distinguished law
yer, and Mr.. Silva, agents for the financial
concerns of Don Pedro in England.
Pamela left London on the Ilth for
Oporto, and carried with him 1900 recruitsI
and stores.
The lady of the late Sir Benjamin West
died of cholera in London on the 1lth ult.
Charles the Tenth and his family were I'd
remove to Gratz, city in Syria, so miles
from Vienna.
The Leeds lnteligencer has an article OIL
the subject of the troubles in the State Oh
South Carolina and Georgia, and after verJ
grave reasoning on the matter, saws II
1.-THE dissolution of the Union evijentlyl
approaches"
| The troubles in Greece continued. and
much blood had been shed at MlssoonghI
Forelgn troops were no longer respected id
! Greece.
Talleyrand, the French Plenipotentla,i
10 England was TO return about the last q
September.
Sir Walter Scott, at the latest accountll
was supposed to be within few hours oil
/ his death
! Accounts from Paris say an. active NIL
trlgue had been going on for some time all
notifications in the ministry, and that thl
ultra liberal party have gained ground
Cholera IN England down to Sept. ISL
Total cases 81. 42l-Deaihs l3,42l CRAM
total, 53,464, and 1896 deu:lis, ncIndlnI1
country places where The disease ha, cease
The arrival of Joseph Bonaparte in Lon
don was known in Paris, but cans ed lin n
sensation. The Parisians had almost TO
gotten him. The member of the RonaparfN
family most spoken Of was the son of LouiIX
With the exception OF Joseph, the nephe
alluded to, and Achille Murat, the who'll
family are in Rome.
The CT. deuant King of Spain, Joseph B{|
naparte, is, it seems extremely ANXIOUS
donlclle himself somewhere in this con
try. He has been to look at Rockets n
seat of the late Earl ST. Vincent. with whiCE
1t is sand, he was so well pleased, that agen
were instructed to treat for the place, pr
Vided the mansion was found to he suffl
! clently capacious fol the accommodation
his numerous sule.-KtntSr Esser .Mrcu,lY
| There had been some riots in Ireland. All
a number of lives were lost. Among tby
arrests were Fergus O'Connor, ESQ, adj
Capt. Jas. Ludlow Stawell.
A letter dated at Alexandria in Egvr
2Oth July, contains several bulletins OF /,
army OF lbrahlm Pacha, giving detailed
counts OF some battles with the OttomI
forces. The Amy of Ibrahim was on III
march for Aleppo, which place he con
dentiy expected to enter in a few DAYS,
one action, where l0,500 troops were
gagged against him, he put 1000 to the swo
and made $500 prisoners. The latter we
sent to Jean dAcre, where the Divan Fife
I'll had received orders to enrol as many
were disposed to do so, among the conuud
or's troops. lhrahim's loss was I02 sla
and 1872 wounded, and he lost I72 bors
In another battle the loss was 5000.
ConStanf'nopte, .aug. 10. Yesterday,
9th, the English ambassador left this 81
At his last audience of the Sultan. he
| ceived a gold snuff box, set in diamond
with the Sultan's portrait. This is the Fl
Ilme mat the Sultan has made present
his portrait.
From Syria there is no news favorable
the Porte. The plague has appeared
some Of the suburbs of Constantinople.
WarSd,c, .4ug. g The population
warsaw, which before the 29ih OF Move
Der, 1880, amounted to 10000 souls, is
reduced to 10000. In the principal sire
roles are rarely seen, which, instead.
crowded with Russians and Jews. 1t is
same IN all the public places, although
number OF the cases are increased to tw
the iormer number. The corruption of
poo'er women is at its lowest degree. d
Russian officers are received in no rcspe
able houses. The Poles avoid all conn
nlcatlon with Russian women. and
| AVOID any relation with them, they h
adopted peculiar mark. Each niubt
russian soldiers occupy every corner of
town, ana retire to their barracks only
day. 10 replace the recruits who are
IN masses from Poland, and the Polish o.
eminent, into the interior of RUSSIA.
even us far ms ASIA, troops are continu,
arriving l.: Poland from the furthest no
of the Empire.
Prince Paskewitsrh resides always
warsaw but is rarely to he met with in
streets; his presence always recalls
most cruei orders A young man was /,
~ hogged to death, who, after having sd
e" IN me national army, refused TO wear
Russian uniform.
PORTUGAL. The news from Portugal
very indefinite and unimporlant The
est accounts received in London, of aft;
IN oPorto, was in II private letter, as
lows =
OPo'to, Sept 4. The position of Don
uro has materially improved since |
wrote TO you, and those who were [
most doubtful Of his cause, admit that
present security is complete. and that
mas established post from whence he
III saIety organize his future plans.
cohdut OF the Mignellte Generals is ur
countnble. Tie town was at their mercy
day after the battle of Ponte Ferreira;
win an uncomfortable infatuation they pu
the attack from day to day, though d
must have been aware ofthe progress of
fedro's works until Oporto has been pui
10 state OF efficient defence which de
any force that they can bring against
ana which will require an organized ar
with a tram of heavy artillery 10 reduce
The following is the only article r
Lisbon worthy noticing -
Lisbon, Sept. 3. Admiral Sartorius wi
to friend that he has now got such r
torcement as will ensure him success
Cam2o's squadron come out, and says dol
Don Miguel's army in the north cd
not take Oporto. Every day gives the
pearance of there being something an
LISBON IS quiet, bu; there appears to
nheaVy gloom on the face of every roya
ureat numbers are wanting TO gel to Ope
hut tho guard boats are so numerous ron
every vessel going out il is almos, ;nn1