The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-24
rET STAR.
Warren, Il. Loot. "a, 1895.
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pers to the 18th, and Liverpool the 10th
inclusive.
Parliament settled the difficulties be.
I tween the two Houses by the passage o
the Municipal Corporations Bill, with
tho amendments Of the Lords in modi-
fed form, and were prorogued by the
King in person, to Nov. 10, with speech
OF more than ordinary length.
, The affairs Of Spain are in a condition
Of great agitaiion, the whole tending to-
wards the overthrow of priesiiy tyranny
and the establishment Of the real liberty
for which That nation has before 80 gall
lantly contended.
J The Cotton market was declining and
unsettled, the funds tolerably steady,
and commercial affairs generally prosper
IUu3.
London, Tuesday Even;ng, Sept IS, I
'o'cloek.-It was expected thar the ap-
pointment of Lord Mimic, First Lord of
the Admiralty, would be in the GazeHe oi
This evening. 1t is understood that the
appointment has taken place.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, !
Sopt.8
| A message from the Commons, brought
up by MIR BernaI aud others, announced
that the Commons had agreed to their
LordshIps' amendments on the Municipal
Corporation Bill. The stamp and asses
sed taxes bill, the glass duties' bill, the
charity commissioned bill. and the re-
reform in parliament (Scotland) bill, were
severslly brought frsm the Commons, the
amendments OF their Lordships having
been agreedto.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIA-
MENT.
| KINo's SPEEcH.
His Majesty proceeded in state this
afternoon from St. James, about two a.
clock, attended as usual, to prorogue Par
lament, after a session of unexampled
duration. The wetness OF the morning
prevented the assembling of so many per-
sons as are IN the habit Of crow ding the
line of procession from the Palace to the
entrance of the House of Lords. His
Majesty's arrival at the House was
announced by the firing Of royal sa-
lutte.
London, Sept. l4.-lt is currently re-
ported here that two conferences were
held during last week by our minister re-
specting the sffars Of Spain and at the
latter the Russian Ambass adOr was pres.
ent, when It was decided that the French
Intervention should take place. and tina,
forty thousand French troops tsre to en-
ter Spain.
The news from Spain continues to be
anfavorable to the Queen. Ii is said, on
the authority of telegraphiC despatch
from Bayonne, that liberal junto had
been formed at Madrid, and that the
Queen had adhered to it. We do not
think the latter part probable; # it be
true, she has been driven to this desper-
ate measure by hard necessity, and it is
only prelude to the total destruction oI
her authority. Instructions in favor ol
Don Carlos are taking place in all parts,
and desertions both from the French Le-
gion and the English mercenaries are
abundant. EspeIeta proceeded to raise
the siege of Bilboa, in which, according
to the Moniteur, he succeeded. The con.
stitution Of 1912 has been proclaimed al
Badajoz.-London Standard.
LONDON, Monday even. Sept ID.
City, I2 o'clock.
The contents Of the Express by the
French mail, bring an account at tele.
graphic despatch from Bayonne, Of the
raising OF the blockade BY the Carlists on
the 9th instant, and on the 7th 5000
Spanards entered it. 1t also brings q
report that tho Ministry have been chan.
ged at Madrid on the arrival there of Nj
Mendizabel, and tbut Liberal Junta had
been formed at Madrid, to which the
Queen had given her sanction. The va.
rious provinces in Spain are stlll in state
of finsurrection.
by the Lisbon mail we have account,
that tho Constitution Of the 18th July hac
been proclaimed at Badajoz on the Is,
instant, and that the Portuguese army
were on the eve of entering Spain.
The intelligence received from Spain
this morning Is Of more cheering de.
scripton to the Spanish B,ndhoIders
than received for some time past. We
informed the public some days since, that
on the arrival Of nj, Mendizabel at Mad.
rid, he would declare for the Constitu.
tionalists, which would be the only means
to destroy the Carlis,s, and insure him
great popularity in the Spani.t nation.
This he has adopted. according to the