The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-28
Later FROM EUROPE.


The new steamship Europa, arrived at Boston,
Thursday morning from Liverpool. She left
Liverpool 18th inst. The Europa brings rs pas
sengers from Liverpool, aud 20 from Halifax.
The commercial news by this arrival is favor
able. In England there was manifest improve
ment iii business, and money was abundant
More encouraging accounts from France and
other parts OF the continent had exercised BEN
ehcia influence on all departments OF trade A
decided improvement in the state OF trade in the
manufacturing districts had taken place. The
cotton market continued firm, and prices had ad
vanced one eighth of penny for all descriptions
of American The corn market had been well
sustained, though not active.
The trials of the Chartists implicated in the re.
cent partial disturbances in London have been
concluded, and the six prisoners who were con-
victed, sentenced to two years imprisonment
each, and to find security to Keep the peace,
some for five and others for three years.
IRELAND. The passive endurance so long
and so patiently exhibited by the Irish Govern
ment, has been suddenly changed to an active
and vigorous policy. ALI the registered propri-
etors OF the Tribune newspaper have been ar
rested upon charges of felonious offences against
the new law. The Irish Felon, the Tribune the
Nation, &c, have been suppressed by the police,
and seized wherever copies could be found
Messrs. and Doheny have also been arrested for
sedition. sdI
Nothing daunted, however, some of the Re-
peal leaders continue openly and boldly 10 defy
the government. Mr. Duffy, although confined
in elon's cell, has again addressed the readers
OF the Nation, urging the organization of the
clubs. Mr. I. d. MCGEE, Indicted for sedition,
has addressed similar appeal to the Irish peo-
people.
Dublin is much excited. The Commissioners
of Police issued a placard cautioning news.ven-
ders against selling " felonious and sedltous y
papers.
FRANCE.
The position of affairs in France has not chang
ed. Paris continues in state of siege, the ig-
or OF which has, however, been some W hat relax
ed, Assassinalions continue to take place, and
there is evidently smothered feeling of discon-
tent occasionally maniesting itself, which BODIES
no good to the cause Of order. An attempt to
shoot Gen. Cavaignac and several of his general
officers, had been discovered, and accordingly
these officers were ordered not to appear in pub
tic in their uniforms.
Severe measures have been adopted to sup.
press both the intelligent as well as well as the
mischievous press, under the authority OF mar
tlal law The old stringent regulations are per-
manently revived. Open accusations continue
to be made in the journals against Lamartiue and
the various members of the late Government for
having encouraged or participated in the late in-
by Lamaratine and his colleagues, and at present
the whole affair is shrouded in mystery.
M. Arago distictly disavowed any orders hav.
ing been given by the Executive Commission,
having tendency to relax the means of repress-
ing the emeute. g9f1 sgestt.ssfae ef
Gen. Cavaignac is acting with undimitished
energy in the disarmament of the insurgents, and
OF all who did not aid 10 the suppression Of the
late revolt He inspires the peaceful ihhabi-
IN nj cxuIth nnE1a 4,
affected
Grave apprehensons are entertained of attempts
to blow mp portions Of the capital, and all the ave-
nues OF the cataconbs are scrupulously guarded
There is very strong and general opinion en-.
tertained here, among the parties best informed
on the subject, says Paris gentleman, that the
working classes, although completely put down
for the present, will soon rise agin, and that
greater battle is before us than the terrible one
in which the cause Of order has so fortunately
been the victor;
Arrests and searches continue to be made.
Amongst the houses which have been
searched is the Hotel OF Queen Christina In the
Rue de Courcelles. The Legtlnitsts are, il is
said, deeply implicated IN the insure cton. and
many Of the elite of the Faubourg st German,
have persisted iii the barbados Among the
slain the blouse and casquette of the workman has
been frequently found covering the fine cambria
shirt of the noble, and the small white and deli.
cate hands which clutched the musket had evil
IDENTIFY never toiled. None of the bodies thus
discovered have been owned by their relatives,
although several OF them had been recognised.
The funeral OF the lamented Archbishop OF
Paris took place on the 7th inst
The funeral Of NJ. de Chateaubriand took place
on the 9Th inst in the Church DIES Missions Etran.
ceres Nearly every literary person OF any note
In Paris was present.
M. Lamartine, IN the Committee OF Foreign
Affairs, delivered speech against Intervention
In the affairs OF Italy. With respect 10 the in
Prevention OF Russia in Germany, he recommend