Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-03

The news from Italy presents no new
feature. The Pope is firm. and the Aus
trans do not seem inclined to provoke hos
tilities.
The affairs of Spain are still very unset
tied. CATALONIA continues to be disturbe,
! by the Carlist's bands, and the centre linz
LOT the Pyrennees is in state of blockade
| The abstract of a Commercial Treaty be
tween Spain and England has been publish
ed, but the terms are rejected by the British
Government.
France IS not yet tranquil. Considerable
clamor has been raised by the appointment
OF the Due de Armale to the Governor Gen
eralship of Algeria.
Marshal SouIt has been nominated Mar
shall General of France.
The Due de Armale, Gov. General of Al
glers, left St. Cloud on the 18th of Septem.
Der for Marseilles, thence to proceed to Al
glers. His Intention was to maintain thro'
out the most rigorous incognit0. lie was
TO embark at Toulon, 2d inst.
SPAIN.-We have dates from Madrid to
the 2fth of September, but the papers con-
tam no news of importance. Mr.. Bulwer
has returned from his country house to
Madrid. 1t was rumored that he had re-
ceved dispatches from Lord Palmerston, in
relation to the marriage of the Queen, and
the order of succession.
The semi-oflicial journal, the Correo, re-
ferrlng to some observations made by the
progrcssista journals on the stay of General
Naryaez at Madrid, says that his non-return
to Paris must in no-wlse be considered as
showing a want Of loyalty and obedience to
her majesty.
The E0neniG of Barcelona, of the 10Th,
pretcnds that negotiations for 4 commercial
treaty between Spain and England are 50
far advanced that the draft of a treaty has
been drawn up.
The reorganization Of the army was go
inc on.
PoRrUGAL.-The affairs of this unhappy
country seem to be as much unsettled as
ever. Party spirit runs as high as ever, and
its excuses are restrained only by the cx-
ternal pressure of foreign governments.
ITALy-The troubles in the Papal do
minions seem to have been queted to con-
siderable extent. Lcghorn, however, was
in a state OF lively agitation; also, Fordi.
The French squadron in the Bay of Ma
pies found itself in another embarrassing
position while the insurrcction was in pro-
grcss. The Ncapolitan government was
afraid that thc sight of the tri-color would
increase the popular feeling, and the popu-
lace were quoted by being told that the
French government had taken sides with
King Fcrd inand.
In the province of ApIise go leagues
from Nap!os) ali the districts of I.arino have
raised the standard of revolt
In Caiabria, the instruction has extend
ed to CaInzaro. The insurgents have for
tilted themselves, it is said, in Gerace.
Sometimes divided into guerllla-partics, and
sometimes reunited in one body, they fall
upon the royal troops and make sad havoc
in their ranks 1t is said that the Sth OF
the line would not fight at first; but that
their Colonel. Rossorol, has forced them to
take part in the combat, and that this rcgi-
ment has since sustained great loss.
The insurcction in Italy had increased,
and was becoming formidable.
\ letter from Naples, of September 2lst,
to the NTsciHcy Noureiiistc, SAYS:
.It ! rn,nnroJ ,hat C,iroon,; .nI Morse.
10 ,.a ;, r. ;,,,,rrna7;,,,,. T.,,no,
snoaI, nos;,iyoI,. IN his rcsnoct !, i cor.
tl;r howaycr tbnt arrests con,;nna 70 Lc
made in Sicily. The popular irritation is,
moreover, at It's height, and general insur-
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tho hands If Romeo ;,
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of So,t ls,h contains ,bo foIIo,,;,r ,o,,s
received from Civ,ta-yecrhio. Inv tho arrival
NJ t,o Ionhar,Io
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,,'bo ara ,bara in nossession If tho ciIodaI
C,t,ni, con,llv narticjnates in the move.
ment. and Palermo linocrs in a STATE of dul
arito,ion."
S;nco tho insurgents have ralI;ol from,
D. ,,,a,,,,t9i,oors of CaI,Lr;. h ,,,.
t,Iia1.od !; ,bo u.ao Of tho ;,,,,,rr :. 80,
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