The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-26


tories would be virtual ruin. No attempt is made
by the English press to disguise the fact that the
news from India is of the most disastrous charac-
ter. Lord Cough has been promptly superseded
In the command by Sir Charles Napier, who was
TO have proceeded to the scene OF hostilities on
the goth inst
FRANCE
Inc French Government continues TO gather
s.rehlh' ana there is evidently growing dspo-
sltion on the part of the natiou to crush any at
tempt at public disorder. Upon the whole, the
prospects of tranquility are more favorable than
they nave been during the past year. The la.
pors oil the Assembly have ceased to be of any
interest. They have been chiefly occupied in
pushing the electoral laws. AS an evidence OF
the strength OF the government, it may be men,
TONED that an attempt to censare the minister for
calling out the troops on the 29th of January,
was defeated by the large majority OF two hun.
dred and 6fty-four
Barbes and Blanc, with other State prisoners,
nave been transferred to Bourges, which is
strongly protected by troops. The account OF
the accusation against the prisoners has been
published, and recapitulaes all the acts OF the
accused on the memorable 4ih and Is of May
last, on which latter day, as it will be rene
bered, Barbes and Louis Blanc invaded the Ma
tlonal Assembly, and succeeded for few hours
in securing the reins of Government There can
be no doubt but that the guilt of most of the pris-
oners will be clearly established, and it is sup
posed 10 be the intention OF Government, should
any OF the prisoners be sentenced TO transporta.
ton, to send them to the Marquesas Islands.
The trials commenced on the 9TH inst when tho
Court was constituted, and such was the interest
excited that even reporters from the United States
attended, to take notes. The celebrated Vidocq
Is one oil the witnesses, as also Lamarne, Arago,
Marrast, and about 200 Others tits thought that
the trial will elicit some curious facts as to the
Provisional Government last year.
The marriage OF Gen. Cavaignac with Mad.
anne BaudiR, widow Of the former Receiver Gen
eral and Banker of that name, is talked of in the
fashionable circles OF Paris Madame Baudin
possesses private fortune which is estimated at
5000 900 francs
The CONTINENT. The continental news will
be read with more than ordinary interest, the
most striking feature is the march oil the imperi.
al guards OF Russia from St Petersburg These
men, numbering 81 900 strong, have not Quilted
the capitol since 1881. They have proceeded
through wilma TO the frontier, and will no doubt
take such position to be able to keep in check
the disaffected Poles the Prussan # ontier, the
lmperIasts in the Hungarian struggle, and as
sumo such an attitude as shall plainly indicate
the intention Of the Gar to control, as much as
fOSSASiN'
which SO unhappily occurred during the last
year.
The Austrian war in Hungary has proceeded
with variable success in the south OF Hungary
The German population finding the insurgents
carrying destruction in every quarter, called on
the Russians who now occupy Cronstadt and
Hermanstadt. Several serious battles have TAX
en- place, one OF them in the neighborhood of
Erlan lasting two days, with considerable slaugh.
ter, in which the imperialists seegt~Sqhave had
the advantage. Reports have been circulated
that in one engagement BEN had both his legs
shot off, but the last report is that he had left
Translyvania for Hungary. AS the troops
amount to 100000 men, split up into many di.
Visions it is difficult to ascertain the actual pro-
gress OF the war, the termination OF which SEEM
ed stil TO be very remote.
ITALY. Whilst Austria is pushing on the
war in Hungary, she is not unmindful of Italian
affairs. She has marched body OF troops into
Ferrara and seized upon the city, and levied a
fine upon the citizens OF 100000 scudi which
she handed over to the Pope. The revolution of
Tuscany is complete, the republic has been pro-
claimed at Leghorn and Florence aud CEN
tral Italian Republic has been formed in union
with the Romans