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

be President of the Council under Constitutional
Regime has shewn too much talent and energy as
Minister Of War, to be displaced; Nj. Sebastian,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. is personal friend
of TalIevrand and his views foreign policy are
said to have been generally approved Of by Nj. de
The mind of Taeyrand is as fresh as it was forty
years ago, and he enjoys perfect and uninterrupted
health.
London June Is. Letters from Poland and &C.
counts in the German papers inform US, that the
most irghtful prosecutions are carried on by the
Cussiacs in Warsaw. The most solemn promises
of the Russian Government are openly violated to-
wards the highest Poles in that unhappy capital.
Generals Luerinski and Chovrewski, to whom
Marshal Paskewich had pledged the clemency of
the Autocrat have been transported under es-
cort to Moscow. Generals lsader, krasinski, and
Driakonski, arc dead of the cruel treatment to
which they subjected. General Wit has been
sent to Petersburg, on account oil some new diff
cultes which have arisen in the government of
Warsaw. The Russian authorities have even be-
gun their war upon women Countless Sabaniska
has been ordered to quit Warsaw Immediately, and
TO exile herself beyond the Polish territory, ac-
count of some compassionate succors which she
had lent to her countrymen.
PORTUGAL.
London, June %. We informed that Gov
eminent has accouats of the sailing of Don Pc
dro's expedition thereforsAe very day we may ex-
pect important informasloiH from that quarter.
We have received the following private letter
from Lisbon June To-" We have news of i'm
portance az yet to communicate, but arrests have
taken place amongst the troops. 1t seems that the
government is very doubtful of their being true.
The approach of Don Pedro is daily looked for,
which keeps the capital in great excitement"
June II. The conflict between the two Royal
brothers of Portugal being about to take place. the
English squadron which was in the Tagus has re-
moved TO the roadstead called the Rock of Lisbon
where it has been reinforced. 1t is to remain
there with double object-of protecting British
interests, and of preventing any foreign incrven-
ton whatever. The King, our Lord actaated BY
the same principles, has adopted the political
system.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
We have received news from syria that St. jean
fAcre had rreadered at discretion. On the 26tl
of april, ibrahim Pacha had battle the road
between Hannah and Aleppo, with the Pacha of the
latter city whom he compelled to a precipitate
flight, in consequence Of which a convoy of 1000
camels, laden with provision and ammunition in
tended for Acre, fell into the hands of the Egyp.
tians. lbrahim Immediately sent expresses with
the news OF this event. accompanied by some pris-
oners to confirm the truth to Abdallah Pacha, who
conseque nty gave up all hopes of being relieved
and surrendered the fortress to the magnanimity oil
lbrahim Pacha. 1t is said the Egyptian command
er has promised in his proclamation to respect the
personal safety of the inhabitants and private proper
ty, and assures Abdallah of a safe residence in
Egypt, with an aanual income of $50 600 Turkish
pasters