The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-02

charge of high treason against them all. They
were arrested in of the hotels by the con-
stabulary and were Immediately conveyed under
a strong escort of Police to Dublin. We have
not learned the names of the parties"
The State trials at the sitting of the Commits
sion commenced on Saturday last The jury in
the case OF the Queen VS.. ODoherty were called
to the box. The Court inquired If they had
agreed upon verdict the Foreman said there
not the slightest chance of their agreeing
Baron Penneteather then intimated to the jury
that they were discharged.
FRANCE.
Gen. Cavaignac says that the French Cabinet
must find itself sufficiently rewarded for its ef-
forts, since it may now make the whole OF France
partake in the hopes which it feels in the prompt
re-estabsment of peace in Italy, through the
mediation OF France and England.
The relations of France, even with countries
in which the name of Republic might tend to
render untavorable, are most amicable. Cavaig
nae, after expressing firm hopes that the antici-
pated arrangement in Italy will lead to general
pacihcation, states unequiyocaly, that the strug-
gle carried on in the Duchies must be put a stop
to.
All these are sound principles, well worthy Of
being acted upon by two OF the most powerful
nations in Europe. They are confirmed in their
fullest extent by Lord Palmerston, in his
calm and temperate speech on Italian affairs Oh
Wednesday.
The state of siege still continues in Paris
About 100 more persons have been found guilty
of taking part IN the Instruction, and 1000 have
been set at liberty.
Two new frigates, the Belle Poule and the
Uranie, have been ordered to be fitted up at
Brest, for the reception of the insurgent prison
eTs.
The Committee on the Constitution has COM
pleted its labors.
The preamble declaring every one has right
TO demaOd employment from the State, is retain
ed without any material alteration.
The greatest anxiety continues to prevail re-
speeding the disclosures which the printed evil
dence of the late instruction is expected to un-
told.
1t will probably lead to great excitement. but
the arrangements of General Cavaignac will pre-
vent violence and bl,od. Numerous arrests con-
tinue TO take place.
On Wednesday Lamartine delivered an ener-
getic speech in the Committee of Foreign affairs
in favor of an Intervention in Italian affairs, by
France, as the only way by which she can OBJ
serve the solemn engagement which Lamartine
made in the name OF the country, and with its evil
dent appreciation. If it should succeed, Euro.
pean war becomes inevitable, as most assuredly
Austria, flushed with victory and backed by the
German Confederation, will never Weld TO French
violence alone
THE CONTINENT.
Our continental news is still Of deep mpor-
lance. All the preiminaries for an active re-
newal OF the war in the Duchles have taken
place, but with the exception of slight Skin
mish with the Prussian oatposts near Hadersle-
ben, IN which six Prussians were killed. No
further hostilities have taken place.
Gen. Wrangel was expected to cross the from
tier on the 14th inst. However, before that
10 dnvn ra 0f ~,
and England will have reached Frankfort, and
we have now some hopes that the Germans who
have embarked in this quarrel will seriously re-
fleet before they pass the Rubcon as assuredIv
the combined forces OF France, England and
Russia, with the secret support of Prussia, will
undoubtedly be employed in putting an end to
this uDprovoked war; .AIT
The news from Italy Of last week will have
prepared our readers for the final evacuation of
the whole of Lombardy. Having retired within
the city OF Milan, Charles Albert found his posi-.
ton wholly untenable; accordingly he was
obliged to cdpitulate, but was permitted to with
draw his troops across Sincio The popuIace
considering themselves betrayed opposed his
withdrawal from the city, and he only contriyed
to make his exit amidst the execrations of the
mob, after having fired blank cartridges over
their heads in order to intimidate them.
We learn from authentic sources that whilst
Gen. Weldon has crossed the Pc and has pene
trated into Romanga. He issued proclamations.
declaring that he would destroy any town which
offered the least resistance to his troops, as he had
destroyed Sermida, and he advanced without on
position as far as Bologna. Considerable saugh-
ter ensued, and the Austrans were beaten out
OF the town as far as Montagnola. From this SPOT
the Austrans bombarded the town which was
set fire TO, but the people again attacked the
Anstrians and took Montagnola by assault,
The violation OF the territories of the Pope il
Gen. Walden's plea of releasing the Pope from
political thraldom.
Kavenna is already occupied by the Austrans,
and we cannot suppose that the brave Bolognese
VIII be able long TO resist the superior forces
brought against them.
CHARLES Albert having retired to Novora, was
by the last accounts at Alessandria.
Milan was held by Radetsky, who has appoint.
ed Prince Felix Schwartzenberg Governor.
The wise pacific councils OF England and
France united may bring about very different
result, and our only hope is in the frmness OF
General Cavagnac. The moment is in the
highest degree critical
AT Naples the meditated expedition against
Sicily is still suspended until the return Of the