The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-22
Further Foreign News by the Europa,

ENGLAND.
The question relative to Baron Rothschild taking
his seat in the House of Commons, has been post
poned till next session, when ministers are to intro
duce new bill upon the subject
The House Of Commons have, by large jori-
ty, granted the present Duke of Cambridge pension
tl2, 900 per annum.
The Irish Franchise Bill, as mutiIated by the
Lords, has been rejected by the Commons who have
substituted f12 qualification, which will, it is
stated add some 40 900 votes to the Irish constit-
uencies.
The Queen and Court are to leave London for
Scotland the 2Sd instant, previous to which her
Majesty was expected to prorogue Parliament in
person.
The Irish tenate-right conference meeting now
being held at Dublin, is said to be noble assembly
and its orderly and busness-liEe attitude is sugges-
tive of success. Their proposal is equivalent TO a
social revoutlon-the placing of the land in the
hands of the people. If we mistake not an agita-
ton has commenced which will agitate society in
Ireland TO It's heart, and which, until appeased by
the required concessions, will engulf all the petty
plans of the present government. The conference
is composed of the abest men of the country.
Harvest operations have commenced, and the
crops promise extremely WELL
The man who threatened the life of Lord John
Russell, has been committed for trial.
Cunards and Collins line, have been the theme of
renewed wonder at Liverpool. The Hibernia reach
ed her wharf Sunday evening, nearly IL hours be-
fore she expected but this was eclipsed by the
performance of the Atlantic, which has made the
shortest passage by many hours, on record. The
Atlantic arrived at midnight on Tuesday, to the sur
prise of every body and amid the congratulations of
the public, who fully appreciate the value of the
spirited opposition. Her news teegraphed to
London, and appeared there on Wednesday morn
ing. ibeas
1t is said that the Great Britain steamship has
been purchased for f25 000 and that she is 10 run
with passengers on the Pacific between Panama and
| San Francisco,
| FRANCE,
| The Minister of War has demanded another cred
1t of ,557 $40 francs to meet the expenses of the
camp at Versailles, and other contingent OUTLAWS.
private letter from Gen. Dembinsky states that
the Turkish Government, at the demand of the Rus
i sian and Austrian Governments, has ordered him to
i be removed where Kossuth and his companians in
exile are confined.
i A great legitamist conference is being held at
Wiesbaden, the delegates clrcing round the count
de Chamlord. Guizot is among the number with
the Princess Liezen. Berger and LaRoche Jaquein
are also there. The conference is supposed to have
a deep political meaning.
The new law relative to the Press, has already
had the effect Of killing several of the provincial
Journals, and in all the circulation Of the papers
has been greatly diminished.
| DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS
protocol, which recognizes substantially all the
/ leading views of the Danish government, was signed
In London on Saturday by nearly every foreign min
lister at the Court of St. james. aN
No change had taken place in the position of the
| armies. Gen. Willeseu has issued another proclaim.
alton prasng his troops and declaring that they can
nofh a 1rlya &C. oI,l
second and third battle, and they will be boodier
than the first The Danish force is estimated at AZ
/ TO A 900 men,
Advices from Altoona of the 9Th state that COL
lislon between the Danish and Holstein armies took
place on Friday near Mohlde, which resulted in the
defeat of the Danes. The loss was inconsderabe on
| either side.
1 Little doubt exists among well informed parties
but that higher powers will be involved in the adj
Justment Of this dispute before anything decisive or
satisfactory will be done. Should diplomacy not
succeed, in the next battle--shoud Gen Willesen
be victorious and recross the Eyder-Russia and
England will probably interfere; and should the
Danes triumph aud push into Holstein the Prussans
and Hanoyerians will be likely to attack them
Should it so occur that either Russia or England
shall be compelled to interfere there is reason to an
prehend revolution in Germany, which her present
rulers may be unable to CONTROL
From Berlin, we learn that nearly two hundred
officers from various branches ofthe army have gone
JON General Wllesen and the Holsteners.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The emperor Nicholas, has issued an ulase, order
ing seven men in each 1000 fthe population of the
western Provinces and ten in each 1000 in some 9th
| er provinces, to be raised for the army The popu-
atlon OF these districts is computed at 81 900 600
The Sultan has decided that specimens of the
manufactures of Turkey shall be sent to the exhibit
ION In London in 1851, and he has nominated a com
mission five superior fnnctionares of the Ministry
OF Commerce, three Musselmen, and four Christian
merchants tosuperintend the necessary arrangements
Lamartine is at Constantinople ~
UNRIPE FRUIT. At this season orthe wear many
children and others suffer from the sickness and death
occasioned by eating unrpe fruit There are few
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