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The followers of GrGqa Lu, 10 check On tta "a
inst 90 the kicnrfd Wsi.on ,tooj about hve miles N
the land she suddenly boarded by about 80
great uum1er Of bosts After - had loaded with the
pundcr boats crew lees active than the 0thers re-
malDed behind when they were suddenly attacked By
tn captain and crew forced under the hatchwfy.
The captured prates-a most picture sque iei Of bucca
neers-"rIe seven n number a1d are now IN sligo Jail
scotland.
EDlNBURGH July -.
great sanitary fact is at present being exempt
ned Ia Glasgow While fever RACES around the prison.,
containing about xix hundred inmates have not
fever patient This is a. once reward 10 the friends
OF prison discipline and engagement u those Of
aanItsry advancement. In Edinburgh, there Is suI
ant Of bod Effort in dealing with toe epidemic. For
tstaucc. az the parochia meeting there u was stated
that ten could be accommodated a. the House %
Refuge and numbers OF cOnvaescent females were
ordered b. be- removed from the lnhrmary-Dut will
small measures ike t1s stay the plague Ia Greynau
Cburchyari the t0rt has been ed and soldiers pau
pers and Oh beyond the royalty, refused seputure. II
the Inhabitants therefore annoyed by farther inter
incnt they will have this cpnsOstOn, that the ground
has been well psd for and tina, the bodies those Of
persons who lived within the burgh
France.
The most strange investigation in progress be
fore tue French Court OF Peers ana esch Gay ked
D. the development Of events more aud more eztfaof-
dinary. Il IL impossible 10 convey an adequate NOTION
Of the intense interest with which the proceedings are
regarded, or tie painful curiosity which Is manifested
rs the accused conducted - theft places livery eye
Monday llOkeG I0r VI iC4bpff Huttt return Lnu
been rmorcd the preceding day auEwhose presence ~
the bar Of the Chamber confidently expected. The
letter VI Mad Pespra aud It's enclosures the letter OF
her husband 70 her his departure from Pans "goth
er with the several notes Of Tese, were listened 10 IN
profound silence As the evidence gradually brought
the truth % light and the guilt seemed by every iresh
testimony 70 come closer and closer {, III lesie mat
person cvnced the utmost GOODNESS and tho moot un'
fiucning self possession, examining and
ing the Witnesses with all the dispssslonate adroincs Of
counsel acting the feed advocate OF third party
aHr n| NWE Les
against whom such Of unexpected evidence had
been brought appeared to be the least affected ndiydu
81 la that crowded hall.
Tho bewildering doubts ia which the report OF the
proceedings and the air Of confident Innocence Of the
accused Left the pu9c, soon destined 20 be dis
PEELED and this curious drama was 10 receive an unore
deq0ncmeaf Al haltpsst eight ocOck IN the even
Ing OF Monday the report Of firearms was neafu 10 s
sue from the apartments in the Luxembourg occupied
by prisoners The persons la charge and the guards
instantly rushed 70 the and found that NJ Teste
had attempted suicide with pistols but without success
IL appears that he first placed pistol IN his mouth
aud snapped IT, but il missed hre PROVIDED WIN a
second he placed the mouth OF the barrel close against
his breast, and discharged H. Inc ball, uhotF uc7e
circumstances seems not 20 have acquired force
enough 10 enter the body II fell 10 the GROUND,
merely leaving black mark on the wastcoat ana tue
skin tut withou, producing any confusion as was m
correctly stated in OF tie published accounts Inc
Chancellor The grand reierendary OF the members Of
the Committee OF the Chambers appointed To conduct
the trial. were Immediately summoned and the Com.
Of Police attended The Procureur'Gsneral and the
Police authorities made PrOces Ugbat OF the transaction
NJ Jeste ordered 10 be kept az scc, win proper
precautions against any repetition of the attempt ~
sefdestruct0n. The only person Who visited NJ lcsie
after his retirement 10 his apartment yesterday was hs
son who IS n Member Of the Chamber OF Depuues--
This circumstance has given rec 10 The report tha he
loaded pistols were thus supplied 10 hun report 10
mentioned IN Gsgnsnis paper, that as he was leaving
the Court on Monday be was heard 10 eNclaim Jesus
yin homme perdu
Next morning. on being summoned 10 attend the
Court NJ Teste declined acknowledging the unanswers-
bio nsturs of the proof against him and IN substance
cOncssing that he accepted the wages oil corruption
The act OF corruption by elspra aud the eomphcy oil
General Cubicres and PaTmenier were not denied 10y
their respective advocates and they merely appealed to
the cemency of the Court At the time cur cOrrespou
dent closed his dispatches the sentence OF the Court had
not been declared. lLohdoh Ne"Sl
PRUssIA.-The King arrived at POtsdam ON the
Goth ult his return from sesa. The object OF his
excursion to attend the Inauguration Of the statue
Of Frederick the Great At Bressu.
II is rumored that the Emperor OF Russia has re-
solved to place here very considerable sum of money
some accounts say 100000 and others l5OOOOOOsVer
roubes is asserted that this loan viii not be made 70
tho Pr ssan Government but has been offered 10 the
King personally. The importance OF this fact will not
escape any who has followed the recent incidents
of our internal politics II is useless 10 add that
personal loan 10 the King is not thing when the
extraordinary expenses occasiOned by the state oil Eu
rope in 1880 the Treasury the King personal
ly contracted loan OF lOOOO,OOO thaefs
spain.
Affairs in Spain seem at present TO be IN
wreiched state Besds the open rupture Of the Queen
and her Consor rumors of trescherous n,rgues even
10 the extent designs If not to assassnste At least 10
deihrone the Queen, are generally circulated These
designs appear TO have their chief seat In Paris ana
every day brings fresh proof of the signal failure OF the
schemes of Louis Philippe which he meditaied com
passing when bringing about the Monpensier marriage.
DAILY News.
Portugal.
The intimation we gave IN our last that the war
In Portugal virtually was brought TO conclusion has
been verified 10y the last accounts from thai disturbed
country The Spanish troops advanced rom the iron
tiers upon Oporto sni the Juuta after Intellectual
sisance alike honorable to them as C0nstitutonaiss
and leaders of the people, against the overwhelming
land forces of Spain, ana those OF the impacaoe sal
danhs supported the seabosrd by the immense naval
force of Great Britain compelled reluctantly 10
II rebounds to their high honor that a, the peril OF
their lives thay claimed for Count Das Antas and Gene-
raj Sa Bandeirs the right OF being Included IN the am
nesty which however IL may se disguised is formally
guaranteed by the allied powers The hves OF these
honorable men are safe enough but II hiss been not
little moral triumph the Junia that they hsve refused
to yield Sadsnhs who throughout these events has
been fact the stumbling block which prevented every
rational compromise
When Lord Psmerston ostentsiiously points out ia
the House of Commons as he has done this week When
hosres are a, an end ths Saldsnha the head OF the
Portuguese Cabinet and COnmanderln Chie WOuli uot
De party 10 any concession OF measures OF concst1n
but would resign II Spanish Interference urged on by
the Csbra party not resored TO- We think IRIS not
difficult 10 paint cut who therstors 20 their country
Not they who took up for tbs restoration OF the
Constitution but they who. backed by the universally
condemned Cabras aimed at the point OF the bsyonei,
~ maintain not so much unconstitutional Queen on
the throne rs iyran, Ministry But whatever may De
the future fate OF Portugal IL Is satisfactory At any rate
N be assured that the Csbras will be excluded from
mower and the wisesi course tina, the Queen can adopt
would be TO surround herself speedily As possible with
constitutional advisers who held Office before the oIh Of
Ortober last, DAILY News.
Italy.
ROME. July 9--The Council OF Ministers assem-
bled Yesterday for the first time At Cardinal G1zis-
Beside the Ordinary members the Roman princes were
also conyocated The Progresses have sent depuues
into the PROVINCES collect signatures Tor tne Peuu9hs
they intend present the Pope. Yesterday evening"
several individuals passed through the streets Singing
the hymn OF Plus IN altering At The same time lhfeSis
and naledctions against the gend Armes. The police
had taken energetic measures against al peruroa'of'
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Rome.
The funeral service for the repOse Of the soul Of
O'Connen was ceebrsted ~ Rome with great Pomp on
tho psth ult a. had been announced. 80 early a.
ocloek A NJ the Church Of s. Andrew della Vale was
invaded by an immense crowd. The son OF OConnelr
Rev DR. Mucy and all the Irish then n Rome were pre-
sen, together with number OF Cardinals. Bishops ho-
man Princes and the ess OF the French Clergy aud rav