The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-15

On Monday last the county coroner held
inquest at Holyoke, on the bodies of IA of the
passengers washed up from the Ocean Monarch.
The inquest was adjourned until Tuesday, when
| the jury returned verdict that they were acct.
dentally drowned through the burning of the
Ocean Monarch. The jury also expressed their
appreciation of the exertons made by the captain
aud crew, in endeavoring to rescue the passen-
gers.
IRELAND.
With the exception of the gratifying announce
ment that the weather continues fine and dry,
and that the agricultural reports from the Prov
nces are becoming more favorable under the in
huence of the recent change from incessant rains
to bright sun, there is no intelligence OF the
least interest.
The accounts OF the Harvest prospects in the
counties of Cork, Tipperary and the North gen.
orally are highly satisfactory,as showing gradu-
Improvement in the appearance of all the crops,
the belief gains ground, that large portion of the
potatoes will be available for consumption.
FRANCE.
The National Assembly of France has at length
determined to hand over NM. Louis Blanc and
Caussidiere, officials of the Revolutionary Provis-
ional Government, TO the legal tribunals OF the
country, as being implicated in the disturbances
of May IT, The Assembly has not acted in this
matter according to the advice of Gen. Cavagn-
&C and his colleagues. The accused parties abb
sconded and it is said that Louis Blanc arrived in
Client, where he was arrested on account of hav-
ing no passport. He was, by order of Government
set at liberty. We since learn on reliable author
ity that he arrived in Dover on Wednesday, and
is now in London.
In the National Assembly the amended draft
| OF the Constitution was brought forward by M.
| Volrhage; the first eight articles constitute the
fIrnohAhlA Aa~l~:es .'adI rrahceS IN orOer to ad-
vance to higher degree OF morality and civil
Yaf d.
Republic is democratical, one and indivisible ::
declares obedience to her laws, when duly voted
to be duty; that each individual ought to sup
port the State according to his fortune aud recog-
nlzes that respect is due to religion, to family.
and to property; the Republic rejects all pro-
Jects OF conquest, and will undertake no war
except Tor the purposes of legitimate defence, or
10 OBTAIN satisfaction for injuries; declares the
great principles of love of country and fraternity
to be such as ought to actuate citizens; declares
that all citizens ought by the exercise of prudence
and industry, to endeavor to insure subsistence
the Republic recognizes to one and all the means
oIeducaton, and that it assistance 10 such as
STAND In need OF it, either by pecuniary labor
within the limits OF its resources, or the means of
subsistence to those who were unable to labor
The remaining articles do not differ much from
those OF the first draft.
The Assembly is to be composed of $50 mem
DOio' uO TTesluent Is 10 De elected by uniVers
sal suffrage, through the ballot.
lie is to be elected for four years, and cannot be
reelected until four more years have elasped
He is to have an official residence at the EXPENSE
OF the State The draft of the Constitution went
on to say that no foreign forces should be intro
duced into the territory OF the Republic without
the permission OF the National Assembly. The
Press is declared free and the censorship not to
be permitted.
AUSTRIA.
Fresh connections broke out at Vienna nm the
zist' and were not suppressed till night fall.
ok persons were killed, and 81 wounded II
members OF the Committee of Security were
wounded. and National Guards assassinated
The disturbances were not Official, but connect.
ed with the rate of wages.
Venice continues its preparations for defence
tranquility appears to be restored at Trieste.
RUSSIA.
1t is reported that the Russian Army in n.
Caucasus has been cut to pieces by the Chiettain
Schamyl. o''''n
The st. Petersburg papers state that on the
4th OF August there were 7OS cholera patient. in
that city. On the 9Th; SO fresh cases. 81 cure.
and II deaths: 6l3 patients remaining on hand
On the morning OF the 9th there were onIv S2A
patients on hand. Va