The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-24


searched at the fifth Mai, too, is said to amount |
to $4,000 francs. One individual arrested in the |
Rue Grange aux Bellies carried 2100 francs in
gold in belt, and 80 francs in silver. Many
others, who had not even shoes to their feet,
were in possession of 60 francs, 100 francs, 200
francs, sc.
The Marseilles papers announce the capture
of Achmet Bey, Ex-Bey of Constantine, and long
determined enemy of France.
letter from Lyons, dated on the afternoon Of
Tuesday, the 9th ult, says-'We are not yet
without disquetude as to the disposition of the
workmen. The Vorases have still seven pieces
OF cannon at the Croix Rouse, and will not give
them up. Gen. Geman has given them till this
evening. 1t is feared that this disarming will
cost dear. The General has received unlimited
powers. He believes that he count sutfi
GENTLY on the army not to have need of the Ma
tiona Guard.'
The aspect of the city is tranquil at present.
The result of the election which has just taken
place in Corsica for Representative in the As
sembly, has been the almost unanimous return
of Prince Louis Napoleon, who obtained 35 ,903
votes, the entire number being only $500
SPAIN.
The Gazette publishes royal decree declar-
ing that the Infanta Josefa Fernando Louisa de
Bourbon, having contracted marriage with Don
Jose Guellyrente, who was VIGOROUSLY and man.
ifestly her inferior, and without the royal per-
mission, had incurred the penalties contained in
the Pragmatic Sanction, and was accordingly de-
prived OF the honors and titles ofIntanta of SPAIN
and OF all the other titles and decorations she had
hitherto enjoyed. The Infanta is sister to the
King.
Official advices had been received at Vich that
on the 25th inst. body of 800 insurgents had ia
ken possession of the town of Ripoll, and some
apprehensions were entertained at Vich for the
safety OF the columns OF the Queens troops in
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connoitre the evening before. Rpoll contains
5000 inhabitants, and is situated on the river Ter.
band of Montemoliniss have also seized on
the town of Mollet, containing population of
700 inhabitants, and carried off the municipality,
which had refused to pay the tribute demanded
They also seized on all the horses in the place.
We learn by intelligence from Bayonne that
the Carlist General Elio had entered Spain with
Arrogos and Sopelana, for the purpose of effect
ing rising in Navarro. 1t appears bv Bayonne
letters of the 1st inst, that Guipuzcoa has pro-
nounced in favor of the Carlists, and risngs were
expected. Alava and Blscay Cabrera had also
entered Spain and Joined the bands of Bogulca
and Gomez. Armed bands approaching
every where. Elio is already at the head of 400
men in Navarro.
10000 men have already been despatched from
Vittoria to arrest the progress of the revolt. On
the intelligence of the troubles reaching San Sc
bastian, the General commanding the troops
there Immediately set out at the head of three
battalionS to the disturbed districts Other de-
tachments of the Queens troops were also NOV
ing towards the same points. A corps of obser-
walton, consisting of a company of grenadiers of
the 54th infantry regiment has been marched
from ST. Jean de LuIz, to prevent any violation
OF the French territory, and to disarm the Char
fists in case OF their being driven back across the
frontiers by the Queens troops.
PARIS, July 4.
DEATH OF CHATEAUBR1AND France has
lost one of her noblest sons. M. de Chateau
BRAND died Tuesday morning, aged 80.
IRELAND. The Club system spreads rapidly
in Tpperary several clubs are established In
and about Clonmel. The government begin to
build barrack in Clonmel capable of containing
four times the number of soldiers it has at pres.
ent. Then Galway also becomes noted for its
clubs, and forthwith we hear that the govern.
ment intend erecting barracks in Galway for
1900 men. Carrick-on SUR has eight clubs, and
now we hear: A new police barrack is about to
be built on the green OF Carrick on-Suir.
The Dublin correspondent OF the Times writes
thus to Enthusiastically, as matters go,
there seems to be no doubt that before the har-
vest is fit for the sickle we shall have realiza.
ton of Mr. Smith OBrien's plan carried out to
the sr, and that the country will be garrison
ed Is Jome hundred thousand men with arms in
their hands, trained and disciplined to enter upon
any desperate undertaking which may be dicta-
ted by either the folly or the wickedness OF the
leaders OF this insane movement"
Irish accounts generally with respect to the po-
tato, are OF rather cheering description; though
it is said that the cold and rain for some days past
have developed symptoms of disease in certain
places.
In Kilkenny county the potato blight has al
ready began its appearance, in some parts.
Northern Italy. The Austrans are concen-
tratng their forces at Mesri, near Venice, and
the Italian army is threatening to march upon
Verona.
The troops Of Gen. Nugent have entered the
fortress OF Palma Nuova, which was surrendered
by capiuation on the 25th ult. The Austrians
found large quantity of cannon and warlike
stores in Palma Nuova, and the tall of that for
tress has opened the direct road between Vienna
and the Venetian provinces.
1 AUSTRIA. Negotiations Broken off: 0The
negotiations opened with Milan for the concIu-
sion OF peace, are said to have been broken off.
Austriais determined not to give up the LON.
bardo- Venetian kingdom, unless italy should
take charge OF a portion of the Austrian debt
amounting to 100000, OOOn The Provisional
Government of Milan will not submit TO that con.
diton, nor consent to the annexation of Venice
to the Austrian dominions.
PEsTH, June IS. A bloody engagement has
taken place at Weisskrchen between the Ger.
mans and the Illyrians. Letters from Bucharest
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