The Daily spy., 1848-10-06

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LOWELL Corporations IN THE FIELD. Lmu
Chd, the hired and paid agent of one o owen
corporations, IS in the field doing the dirty work Of al
tempting to induce the people of Massachusetts to vote
or slavery and sIayeextenson, in the person ofoid
Haek Taylor Before Linus Child was in the serrice
OF bis present employers he would have conlemned
and desPsed tue man that would engage such an oc-
cupaon. He will address the Tayloies Of Worcester,
this evening. The question has been asked "is this the
same Linus Child who formerly had so much to say. in
worcester county against slavery and the slave powc'
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS Copies OF the D,
y Spy, containing Willis Halls letter to the voters -
New York and Daniel Fosters letter to Charles Fynd
son, may be had this office at IS per 100 or one
cent each for any number less than a hundred.
RoGUEs AT LARGE. The Montreal Courier of the
lIth says-'We learn that at he Sberbrooke Asszes,
all the prisoners arrested for countereng American
CON- and forging notes of various banks Of the United
States, were permitted to go 'uuwhipped of justice,
IN consequence OF defective indictments and evidence -"
Arrival of the Hermann-4 days Later.
The American steamship Hermann, Captain
Crabtree, from Bremen, via Southampton, Sept
goth, arrived in New York last evening about 7
o'clock She brings four days later intelligence
from Europe.
There is no news, political or financial, of i'm
portance from England. Queen Victoria and
Lord John Russell was still in Scotland.
IRELAND.
The English papers received by this opportv-
nifty have copiOus details OF the new Irish Re-
bellion, as it is called 1t would appear, howev-
er, that this movement has not attained the char
acter OF an organized rebellion, but is in fact the
doings OF desperate set of lawless men. who
under the pressure OF extreme misery and want
staring them in the face, have dispersed them.
selves into marauding bands and have committed
some excesSes
"A number of statements were current in Lon-
don that engagements between the Queens troops
and the rebels had taken place. but we are assur
ed that such rumors unfounded and that
beyond few tracas, no fighting of consequence
had occurred. The disturbed districts in Tipper-
ary and waterford were in a critical state. and
considerable bodies of troops and police were he
ing marched to quell the evident state of revolt
which existed.
There was no doubt that these measures wonId
be successful and that the disturbances would he
put an end to within short time but it was stiu
feared that these movements would continue with
greater or less success during the approach,r
winter, which was looked forward to wi tn donbt
and apprehension by the English people.
FRANCE
Generally the news from France represents
that the Elections were proceeding. M Lonis
Napoleon Bonaparte had been returned for Mo.
selle, and he headed the poll in Paris, and would
no doubt be one OF the successful candidatesI-
kaspali' the Socialist, would in all probability be
elected "
Paris remained tranquil, although the Red Re-
puolcans were said to become more daring than
ever since the insurrection of June. An ont
break was again expected by many persons. but
the trmness of the government would be suficj-
ent to quell any disturbances
me majority OF the votes Of the army were
given III favor of the Prince, Louis NanoIenn
who had proceeded to France via Southampt,n'
me votes oil the soldiers comprising the army of
the Alps however, preponderated in favor of
Marshal Bugeaud
CONTINENTAL.
The armistice between Sardinia, Lombardv and
Austria, would shortly terminate. In paris IL
was reported that renewal of the armistice had
oeen agreed to, but 1t was scarcely thought that
Austria would concede to the terms REQUIRED for
a conclusion of the war Hence renawaI ~
hostIlties was thought to be inevitable.
The advices from Germany are of imnortanca
AT frankfort, on the 10th Sept, the motion for a
rejection oi the armstice between Denmark and
the German Confederation was defeated bv ma
Jority OF FL Thus peace in the North of Europe
was assured.
In consequence of fresh disturbances in Wen.
ma, that city had been declared in state OF
siege.
Berlin was tranquil. The taking OF Messina
by the Neapolitans is confirmed. When the lat
ter landed, the inhabitants who had mined the
city, sprung the mines and blew the Neanolitan
tro 'ps n:o the air,