The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the America--one Week Late

are received
From London papers, July 81.
The accounts received this morning from the
continent are not considered quite favorable,
and more especially if the report OF the rupture
of the negotiations for settling the SCheswig
Holstein question turns out to be correct twill
Immediately throw considerable damp on the
commercial circles connected with the North Of
Europe, and tend much to the restoration of
confidence generally.
Yesterday evening orders were given from the
commander in chiefs office to all officers belong
ing to regiments in Ireland on leave OF absence
in London, to repair Immediately to rejoin their
respective regiments quartered in that country
In the House OF Lords on the goth ult., Lord
Stanley said that very alarming accounts had
been received from Ireland OF the disturbed state
Of that country. He wished to know il those
reports were true, and also If it were true that
seven districts Of the country had been placed
under martial law.
The Marquis of Lansdowne said it was per-
fectly true that the accounts from Ireland were
of very alarming nature, and that the districts
referred TO were proclaimed. The procamatons
went to the full extent ofthe bill OF last year, and
the Government would act with promptitude in
all cases where it should appear to them to be
necessary.
In the House of Commons, on the 2lst, Lord ].
Russell rose amidst loud cries of "Hear, hear."-
His lordshipp said he wished 10 give notice, that
at the sitting of the house to- morrow, at IL
o'clock, he should ask leave to bring in bill,
empowering the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland or
the governors Of that country for the time being,
to apprehend and detain until the first of March,
1849, any person or persons suspected Of conspi
racy against her Majesty's person and govern
ment (hear, hear.)
IRELAND-MORE ARRESTS.
A LATE of no I'll in Cork ohf
the leaders in contact with the authorities and
the result has been the arrest of Messrs. Varian,
Bourke, Lane and j. O'Brien-all on charges OF
sedition. The parties all admitted to
ball.
A Government steamer had been sent 10 Wa
terford with body of two hundred of the coun-
ty Dublin constabulary, and government had
chartered steamer from the City of Dublin
Company to convey troops from Belfast to Cork.
In Dublin every thing was tranquil.
Three persons in rather humble circumstances
were arrested in Carrick on Monday morning =
They were o6ice-bearers in the clubs. The
clubs assembled as soon as the news of the ar
rests spread, and some of them with arms in their
hands, and proceeding to the authorities, it is
said the latter did not deem it prudent TO refuse
compliance which they seemed storing enough to
enforce.
The moral force principle, says the London
| Daily News, notwithstanding the present excite
| ment, gains ground, and it is to be hoped will
kfeHny aePGha t0B wfss write are se}hs
with the council of the Irish League, urging on
that body the necessity of peaceful and co1sti.
tu'ional agitation On no other principle will
tney combine with the league. The Catholic
DlshoP and clergy OF Derry deprecate all vio-
lence, or any alliance or sympathy with violence
They, too, seek to divert the league to a more
orderly progress.
Ciuos have been formed in Liverpool avowed
~ TO prevent troops being sent to Ireland from
Liverpool
The county of Waterford is "proclaimed:" as
also are the city and county of Dublin, the CITY
oil Cork, and various baronies or districts of that
county, the town of Drogheda and others.
Denmark and Schleswigs- Holstein. Letters
| from Rendsbourg, OF the 10Th of July, saw that
war with Denmak will Immediately recommends
the conditions of peace having been rejected by
the duchies.
FRANCE
There is little additional Paris news The ar.
rests continue, and stores Of gunpowder have, in
some instances, been discovered, showing that
the late outbreak still shoulders. M. Marrast's
election was looked upon by the journals as i'm
Portant, in giving an intimation OF the feeling of
the assembly as regards the Theirs party.
1t is asserted by the Messenger that France and
England have, without concert, ordered SQUAD.
rons to the Black Sea, to watch the movements
OF Russia in the Lower Danube
PARIS, July 10.
The unusual interest attached to the election
oil PRESIDENT OF the Nat onal Assembly, vacant
by the nomination OF M. Marie to the Ministry
OF Justice, attracted very full attendance Of
members
The contest lay between M. Marrast, support
ed by the moderate Republicans, and M. La.
crosse, member of the old Chamber of Depu
ties, voting with the Centre Gauche The cleo
ton OF the latter would accordingly mark what
some would call the progress OF the re action.
aud others the growing ascendancy of the Theirs
Barrot party.
AT four o'clock the chairman announced the
result as follows members present 78O alb
solute majority, 39l. For M. Marrast, 3s6 for
M. Lacrosse, 348; M. Bac, 81 AS the absolute
majority was not obtained by either OF the can.
didates, new ballot became necessary.
SECOND BALLOT.
Marrast, All
Lacrosse. 3aA
Bac, 90
M. Marrast was accordingly declared Presi.