Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-01
SPAIN.

and complete amnesty granted 10 all Spanads and ChlaIis
who may have taken part in any of the late dsenSons be
the countries, and the Independence Of the Re-
public of Chill is fully recognized by the Queen of Spain
The negotiation with the See of Rome progressing,
though slowly courier had'been dispatched from Madrid
with the reply Of the the last demands Of the
Papa Court, and with declaration of s wish to the
questions in dispute brought to an issue.
MARnIAeE OF rnE QUEEN or SFAIN.-The Madrid papers
place beyond doubt the fact that the French Court carry
ing the matter trumphanty through The Duke de Kan
has returned 10 Madrid from Par where, with M Dono-
Cores, he arrange the marriage question with
Louis Philippe in person. The augsburg Gazette staestha
the Cabinet Of Vienna had given its adhesion to the mar
rage of Prince Ferdinand of CobuIg with the Queen Of
SPAIN and that the object Of Queen Vcora visit to Eu was
to obtain the consent Of King Louis Philippe
RUSSIA AND CIRCAsSIA.
Letters from Odessa confirm The accounts of the
experienced BY the Russians in the Daghes,an The army of
Prince Woronzow had arrived Geipe afofess on the e-
Accounts from Gostsninope to me ulnmo
general belief that second battle had been fought between
the Russians and Ccassan in which the former were de-
fcated The particulars thus stated Schami, the ga
and leader of the Circasans Unexpectedly attacked
the Russians their camp and after short but very bloody
struggle Count Woronzof forced again retreat III order
reach favorable position This he appears TO have
effected but the retreat he lost immense number OF men,
The number Of men killed is not exactly known, but 1t may
Judged from the fact that hundred and eighty officers
have perished among whom general officer two OF
General Guck The Crcasans also got possession of four
pieces of artillery and the greater portion OF the Russian stores
and ammunition The Circassans, after this victory, com
med great They ravaged the country destroyed
the villages and carried off great number OF the inhabitants
to the prisoners. Count WoTonzoh reached
Ts the Sd of September with the shattered remains OF
his army.
Letters from St Petersburg of the Esd umo describe
sangunary conflict between the Russian division under Gen
Schwartz and the Lesghs II appears that after having
veey chased the village Of Taseh which at all times has
distinguished itself by its nvlncibe energy, the GENERAL
marched on 18th of August towards Auzuck and kapu
chin The former place, when summoned, replied that 1t
would only yield the last extremity kapuchn, which had
been reinforced by the surrounding population was also placed
in formidable state of defence. Hardly had the Russian
vanguard begun display the first files of its baaons when
the mounaneers, under the shelter OF the entertainments
which they had made upon all the elevated points, began to
roll down upon the aggressors. This pro-
ceedng threw disorder into the ranks and wounded great
number Of The Russians beginning to give way,
but the of their officers they again rushed impetuou
to combat At length, after extraordinary efforts, they sue
ccedcd taking OF the entire chain oil hills and Tor
tilted MOUNTS with the exception of position, from which
dreadful fire Of musketry kept up This point could
not carried until the following day The Circassians did
abandon until they the last extremity, and Them
as Dargo they retired in good order leaving about one
hundred dead behind them The Russian troops dpaye
n,repiy in this affair, but the result is not Of natu
compensate the check Of Prince Woronzow at Hargo
MISCELLANEOUS.
IngL.SpThe isunon between the Repeal spread
the establishment OF paper under the latter title, which
intended represent the Council secon Of the Repeaers
will make the breach wider In connection with this bone
conenon which brings the party represented by the manor
newspaper into open and ayowed hostility with the leading
spirits Of Cancellation Hall, may be mentioned the Bequest
act the Maynooth Endowment scheme, and the presumo
insanity OF the Roman Catholic Prmae o Ireland Dr. Croy
Hitherto the Irish party knew divisions pulled togehe
anicabl, and presented bold front TO their antagonists
" Union strength y motto which il seems they are ike
TO appreciate no more.
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the solitude Of the wis of Kerry and entered tn
arena of political agitation He graccs with his presence tn
platform OF Repeal meetings, and buoyanty, foIcby
and decnninedy ever does no haIangue and rally hi
followers behalf of the Repeal project With that party
Repeal hanqnets and meetings the order Of the
day. Flushed with the triumph achieved by the State Pri
soner, the agitation to parake OF the character io
which OConnel 81 Go. formerly indicted
The Rent Of the Repea Association is very unsteady nd
eating that the people tired Of such regular aud
slant feccings II resembles the last chickering's Of tho almost
consumed candle Last week il announced al 4600
this week il is only third Of that amount.
There il nothing very remarkable IN the speeches delivered
the provincial gatherings tho weekly meetings OF the
Association They contain merely the old topics Of lrclands
grievances and the panacea which would render her grea
glorious and free hashed up suit the audience, with pass
ing reflections upon always ugly Times Commissioner
regular casgation of the supporters Of the College BILL
an occasional fling al American slavery.
Notwithstanding the peaceful cxhortalons OF Mr. . Con-
NELL the vigilance Of the magr,cy and the active exorions
Of the consabulay Ireland Is still the seat OF crimes stained
with perjury and boodshed The accounts which daily reach
contain particulars Of foul and daring deeds the sagu
exploits OF those neiao characters which pest peace
| OF that unhappy land.
Railway enterprise is becoming daily and
spicuous in Ireland New projects constantly usheed
forth, Of them of immense magnitude From the Gi
ants Causeway the Cove NJ Cork from the Hill OF Cowh
TO the Wis Of Connemata lines announced, which,
carried into operation, would afford continued and profitable
employment for Irish laborers
The Nation Of the 4h instant outrageous at the prospect
Of paper founded expressly oppose ITSELF has fierce
denunciaon Of certain Repeaers whom of ptfu
hypocrisy, and threatens terrible exposures.
The " Boyne Water " Protestant Bows " f Croppies Lie
Down. and several other which formerly the
Of much bloodshed In ireland, the LLa' Last
prove them TO be SUCH he has enoned all Repeaers
Roman Catholics, and liberal Potestants sing and play
them, that from being party they become popular airs
LONDON TO DUBLIS DIREcr FOURTEEN HouRs.-F
asceraned that has been established be-
tween the Grand Junction Company and the Irish Great
Western Company to form continuous system OF traffic from
London by Bkenhead and Liverpool through Dublin and
the of Ireland TO Galway The link in this chain
Of communication between Liverpool and Dublin to be
piled by an influential Steamboat company with new and
powerful vessels the principle and Of the most i'm
proved form for speed The whole route will be under one
direction.
INcugasE or NArrosAL WLALTH.--ln article on the
annual accumulation Of capital in the Economists Railway
Monitor Of the 4 instant meet with the following extra
ordinary OF extension In 1920 the whole OF the
shipping belonging the United Kingdom 2,64s, 500
tons at the commencement Of last year had increased to
$685. 3s7 TONS notwithstanding all the ships which, during
that "a years. had been lost at In 1920
had factories capable Of working up 600 lbs Of
cotton wool, and have extended them that last
year worked up than roo 000 900 lbs In 1920
had wooen factories capable Of working 1851 900 lbs Of