The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-27

L0nG0n ana Edinburgh.
The steamship Europa arrived in New York
ednesday evening. She brings seven DAYS la
ter intelligence from Europe, having sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th inst, thus making PASSAGE
OF only IL days.
ENGLAND.
1t is now officially declared by the Registrar
General that the AsIatic Cholera has appeared in
the metropolis, aud well authenticated cases of
the nalady are reported from Sunderland Shields
Hull ana Edinburgh. The disease made its ap
pearance almost contemporaneously in Sunder
iand and IN the low lying districts below London
Bridge. In both places the first cases were
those OF Incorporate sailors who came from Ham
bursh and were attacked by the malady on the
voyage.
The official report OF the Registrar General in
London Reported Ii cases up to Saturday last
In Edinburgh up to the latest report there had
been % cases, 20 of which had proved fatal up TO
wednesday. In the present week the number
OF cases in London is alleged to be about 20. but
daily official report is not yetissued
great deal OF interest has been excited bv
report from PEEPS River that the Esummaux
have seen somevessels to the east of Mckenzie
River, which furnish the hope that the long lost
party OF Sir John Franklin in the Arctic seas
nave conquered the element and NAV at this
moment be IN perfect safety.
Continental InteIHgence Our Continental
news is still record of sanguinary conflicts be-
tween Prlncedoms and their people, of wars and
rpmors OF wars, and OF the still dsorganized state
OF almost the whole OF Europe.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Thursday morning. Smith OBrien
has been convicted and sentenced to be hung
The jury recommended him 10 mercy. 1t was
confidently announced, yesterday, that the order
Tor carrying into effect the sentence of execution
on day to be named, was to have been trans.
mitted last night to Conmell.
GonmeH, Thursday, LIZ PM. A deputa.
ton has waited on his Exceency, touching the
tate OF Mr. O'Brien, and we are glad to say that
the rumors which have prevailed respecting his
exec luton are uniounded. The Lord Lieutenant
it would seem, is favorable to mercy.
The French Revolution is again marching with
rapid strides. The National Assembly has Hci.
ded by an overwhelming majority OF SOP against
I'll, that the President shall be elected by direct
and universal suffrage by ballet and by an abso
lutte majority.
variety of amendments were proposed with
view to modify the vote and to confer the now.
err OF nomination on the Assembly, but were ali
rejected by large majorites. In the event of no
absolute majority, the National Assembly will
elect the President by ballot, and by absolute
majority from among the FIVE candidates who NAV
obtain the largest number OF SURFACES. This II.
nal decision on the Assembly brushes the power
OF Gen Cavaignac. There has been accordingly
Ministerial crisis in France during the week.
and no man can define how it will terminate.
The candidates for Presidency will be Gen. Cav
aignac, Lamartine, Theirs, and Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte. The number Of candidates may be
thereby lessening the chance of any one obtain.
ing the absolute majority required. Neverthe-
less, the name OF Bonaparte will carry much nm
comfortable influence amongst the ignorant and
the sodiery, besides other masses of citizens that
we deem the election as certain as anything can
be in France.
From Italy we have no.interesting news.
MIscELLANEoUs The Earl OF Carlye is
dead. Lord Morpeth in consequence is elevated
TO the House OF Peers.