The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
in treaty with Great Britain for the acquisition of
all island, to which the condemned insurgents are
to be transported"
From the Liverpool Journal. July %.
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From the Liverpool Journal July %.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Paris remains Tranquil, and there were some
hopes OF the state of siege being discontinued
after to-day. Gen. Cavaignac is, it seems, deter
mined to act with humanity, but is, at the same
time, resolved not TO give the disaffected another
chance.
His conduct in respect to the vanquished, IN
the revolt is admitted to have eXtorted universal
appreciation, but he is said to feel that military
government, even on the principal upon which
he acts, is not all that i' required OF chief of
State.
GERMANY.
The vicar of the German empire, left Frank
fort on the 18th inst, for Vienna, in order 10 open
the Austrian Diet.
The declaration of the King of Hanover, that
if the claims of the Germanic parliament were
pushed beyond certain point, he would abandon
his Kingdom was the subject of discussion in the
Frankfort Assembly on the l4th inst. Finally
resolution was carried demanding of the King
recognition of the central power. The question,
therefore, has become a serious one.
On the Sth instant the Hanoverian diet signed
declaration giving in their adhesion to the
Kings protest against the regency.
1t is said that the committee appointed by the
Constituent Assembly to draw up the new Plus
sian constitution has decided, by majority of Is
to s, in favor of two chambers.
Some individuals, calling themselves citizens
OF the United States, made, on the Sth instant,
their appearance at the Vienna University, and
handed over to the revolutionary students a sum
OF money to &c forward their cause" The Amer
lean minister at Vienna, Mr.. Stiles, has publicly
denied that these individuals were entitled to
the name they called themselves.
1t is asserted in Berlin correspondence, in
the .Neue RheiniSche Zeitung, that the Empe.
Nicholas persists liz declining to hold any
communication with the central power in Frank
tort and continues to carry on his negotiations
with separate courts and states.
Letters from Ratisbon, in Bavaria, announce
that military riot took place in the city on that
10th instant, which was attended with lamen-
table loss OF life Tranquility was restored on
the following day.
lis generally reported that the King of Wur-
temberg intends to abdicate in favor OF the Crown
Prince and to retire into private life His Maj
esty is in possession OF considerable private prop
erty. The Crown Prince is married to a Russian
Grand Duchess.
HUNGARY
The Hungarian Diet was opened at Pestb bv
the Archduke Stephen on the 9Th inst His
Majesty intimated his approval OF the union of
Transylvanla and Hungary, and, speaking of
Italy, the speech said, s. 1t is the Kings wish that
Italy, too, may soon enjoy the blessings of peace
His Majesty stands in the most friendly relations
with foreign powers, and hopes for continuance
| of those relations"
| The war between the Magyars and SclavoDi.
ans is carried on with undated fury. The Hun.
| garian forces concentrated In their camps
and amount to $4,000 men, and free oarns tn the
strength of Ao100O sombatants are in course ~
organization. The ministry and the denntios
have agreed TO levy 200 900 men. and an 800
ior oo'ooO muskets has been sent to Belgium.
| ITALY
Letters from the head quarters of King cba.,o,
Albert state thatthe Piedmontese armv raa1aie
ca i, IN complete inacon, the headquarters hem
sun at Rovabella eight miles from Mantna anS
no farther advance being made by anv mart Of
Inc Duke of Genoa, second son of Charles A.
Sicily e'ee'eu Aing OF
A deputation from Venice arrived On Tho ,,.,
az me headquarters of Charles Albert an Ponn'
oella' to announce TO him officially the 1870 ova-
uon oil Venice and the Venetian nrov;noo .n "A "a
kingdom OF northern Italy. ~ 'ne
RUSSIA.
AHE CHoLERA.-Lett dated Ct D..
ourgh' the 7th instant, say that the cboera s,;Il
continued to make alarming progress IN sun
Uh me 4!n inst' there were 1864 new cases ~
elareo, oo5 deaths, and 1871 recoyeries On To
ioiiowing day there were 1858 cases in ~ =" IN. 'he
pitals' Inc number of persons attacked a. Moo
cow on the Goth was 1874, oil whom 20 49, d1 '
same day. oo uled the