The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06
Arrival of the Hibernia-7 DAYS Late

ing one week later news from Europe.
The Harvest is completely got in. In
Scotland the Potato crop is still reported uood
while that OF Ireland is immensely short: the
Dat crop is, however, good, and the markets zen
orally partake OF the same want of spirit prevail
ing in England. The large supplies which are
flowing in from the Baltic and other ports tend
efectually TO keep down prices
The alarm which was at first created bv the
appearance OF the Cholera, has senslbIv abated
The Register General OF London has reported 20
additional cases only up to last Saturday but. on
the other hand, the general health is better This
year than in ordinary years, only 99I deaths hav.
ing been recorded last week within the bills n,
mortality, against ], 154 upon an average of four
years.
There is only one case reported at Brming.
ham.
AT Manchester not single case has vet oc.
CURED.
Liverpool has so far escaped the pestence.
In the City OF Edinburgh the ravages of the
disease seem to have been rather more extensive
than In any other place, while the Port of I.ith
has comparatively escaped. Its appearance here
and at the little fishing village OF New-Haven
establishes without doubt the fact of its rnaJir-
nant presence in that quarter.
IRELAND.
CASE OF SMITH O'BRIEN. In Ireland Tho
Lord Lieutenant, in replying to the deputation
OF the inhabitants OF Dublin and vicinity, decIn.
! ed to give any direct answer to the memorial be-
| You'd the assurance that full weight to the rec
ommendaton OF the highly respectable Jurv
which tried him. The tormaties for brnginy
writ OF error have all been complied with h~
| the legal advisers of Mr.. O'Bren.
Mr. ODonoghue, alter some hours deIibera.
ton, has been found guilty, and recommends,
| ton OF mercy accorded, in consequence of his
! having Withdrawn disconnected himself fro,n
| his associates previous to the attack on Farrin.
| rory
The Trial of Thomas Francis Meagber cor.
! menced on Monday morning and the intara.-
which had subsidized at Clonmel during the Tria,s
OF Mr., McManus and O'Donoghue, has now re-.
| We'd
The Catholic Prelates at Dublin have cor,o -
| certain resolutions which are highly imnorraot; IN
! one point OF view. AS a COLLECTIVE body ,yhiIo
| they implore the Government to employ. for I'm.
| immediate reHet OF the poor, all the funds nj ito
disposal, and to all its influence TO effect sh
! an equitable adjustment of the relations between
landlord and tenant as shall stimulate an outlav
oil capital, insure the employment of the able.
! bodied and Increase the products of the soil
they add this significant declaration that thsv
| deprecate the proposed measure of a Slate pro-
vision for the Catholic Clergy of Ireland
! FRANCE.
In france the partial change in the administra.
ton OF Gen. Cavaignac is either the preInde 50
ms o"h retirement from ofhce, or more probably
to some CONFUSION brought about by the resan,
meht Oh the Red Republicans and those " no were
| Republicans before the oath February At bein,,
SO early deprived OF the sweets OF SOVEREIGN an
thorlty Gen. Cavaignac had no alternative ho
perceived that the majority in the Assembly
iCrmed oil Loyalists, Legitimists, Moderate Re-
publicans, they who had become Republ,cansaf
Ter me 24th February, possessed The power of
excluding him from Office
lie had no other resource but to attempt mil.
ICY Vi Gohclhatloh; the result has been that Du
coux, the Perfect os<aaaEis, has writtan Iette,
resgning his office, and in plain terms saws 49,.
ne dIsapProves of Gen. Cavaignac's adrot 11oln,,
he says he shall resume his place among tho
| adYersarles OF Royalty, which he will con ha,
under all DISCUSSES; he concluded signifcan,l,'
| ''Ali the soluiers of Democracy must he A. 49,.
| posts mine has ceased to be where nv nolit,csI
sympathies exist no longer" Another pregnsnt
proof OF the critical position of Cavaiona - 49,
found In the wavering of the Nafponoj rto
| Orleans family was overthrow bv the Srb e.;
tors OF the National. Louis Napoleon kaana
quiet P'O" Keeps
Inc chief socialist banquets continue 10 be bcId
and one which is to take place on Satnrla,, ~
zzd' under the auspices OF Mr. Ledru. RolIen
creates no little alarm 'oi'eh
AUSTRIA.
Progress Of the Revolution. The s,r,
events "hlch are passing in the neighborbood ~
vienna and In the Austrian Empire have -.
all Europe in alarm and amazement dnriUo r.
week. N"s thS
Last week we announced the breakino nm. =.
the insurrecton at Vienna, the flight 81 ,h u "a
Peror and the ascendancy of the insuryent na',,,
on the 7th and 9th ult. AT this iunctnra tt FL
chlch. at the head Of numerous armv ~ CO
uons, was advancing toward Buda pes,h ,ni,S
view TO suppress the insdrrectionary proceedings
III hungary, when the intelligence OF the ras,S
ration OF Vienna reached him. He ;ns,on,,,,
turned his columns in the direction of Wen,
ana advanced with rapid strides toward the GO
tai. 'ie capi-
Auersperg, the Emperor's General who boa
previously taken up his military position AZ Re-
vldere, In the suburbs of Vienna. had hon, ~,
population In hourly alarm OF bombardmep, ana
during inc nights OF the 10Th, 18th and 18th tho
inhabitants OF Vienna have undergone iii ~
terrors OF momentariIy expected seipe bv Inc
two armies 80 ~ ING
IL seems that the Diet in the citv had noao
many Intellectual attempts by threats n ind"o'.
both Jellechich and Auersperg to retire and g.
bear from hostile proceedings Both evaded AZ
rect answers or refused to give anv def,i,e
declarations OF their intention
Prince Windeschgratz, who lately dis,;Du,,;..
ed himself by his decision at Prague rs -
ceeded toward Vienna, and is TO command 80.
tne orders oil the Emperor, the combined arviss
a anI aaI na.I