The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-22
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Arrival of the America, two weeks later.
The America arrived at Halifax Friday night
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ENGLAND.
In addition to the abolition of the lord eutenancy
OF Ireland, it is stated that government have it in
contemplation to abolish the Irish courts of law and
transfer the whole machinery for governing Ireland
TO London. Both measures are violently opposed by
the Irish press. The new Catholic primate of Ire
land, Dr. Cullen, has issued his first pastoral, which
emanates from Rome, and is free from all ausion to
politics.
Agricultural operations, both in England and Ire
land, are being carried this year ON most extern
sive scale.
The English coast was visited by severe hurri-
cane on the 3Oth March, causing much destruction
of property and afrghtu loss of life Amongst 9TH
er vessels lost was the John R. Skiddy, which was
driven ashore on the west of Wexford, where she
was total wreck-Capt Shpley, passengers and
crew saved. The Howard, from New Orleans, was
also wrecked at the entrance of the Mersey.
FRANCE.
At Paris, although there is increased excitement
and greater bitterness between canctng parties the
only marked events of the fortnight have been, first
the revolt Of one of the regiments which the govern
ment has not succeeded IN quelling-and second,
popular demonstration in small way, against Lou
Is Napoleon, as he passed through the streets Per-
haps the most significant event in the legislative as
sembly, was proposition by NJ de Laroche Jaque-
line, friend of the PRESIDENT the effect that on
the first Sunday in June the nation should be called
upon to pronounce definvely the form of govern
ment which it should choose to seIect-that every
elector should be called upon to nscribe upon his
bulletin, monarchy or republic-that il republic
should acquire the majority, it should be proclaimed
IN the chamber by the president of the republic and
Ii the monarchy obtain the majority it shall be pro-
claimed by the president of the assembly, This re-
markable proposal was received in solemn silence
by the majority, and by derisive sneers from the
mountain but at length the proposal was negatved-
1t having fallen to the ground in consequence of not
being seconded, and the previous question was i'm
mediatey voted unanimously. The members of
the mountain received the announcement with cry
of "Vive la Repubhque 70
1t Is SAID that the president Of the republic is so
deeply IN debt that nothing but the possession ofthe
Imperial crown can extrcate him. and that he is at
present engaged in negotiations with Russia for the
purpose of possessing himself of that to him. now
necessary protection.
In ansion to the revolt of one of the regiments at
Pars, correspondent, under date Thursday states
that the colonel having two days ago intnated his
intention punish an adutant who voted for the dem
ocratc candidate at the last election, the greatest
agitation manifested itselfn the regiment the soldiers
refused to obey their officers, and set their authority
at defiance They left the barracks in bands. and
since yesterday have been wandering in the suburbs
behaving IN very dsorderly manner. All attempts
to bring them back have proved in Intellectual
SPAIN.
From Madrid the reports of speedy reconciliation
between the English and Spanish governments are
confirmed. The state of Cuba causes the greatest
socltude to be felt on the part of the Spanish gov
eminent.
recent number of the Roman Observer saws that
the return of the pope to Rome has been defnitiyey
liked for the 9th inst The speedy return of his no.
lmess appears to give general satisfaction.
Advlces from Lisbon state that Com Moin was
concentrating his squadron at the Tagus in anticpa-
ton OF hostile visit from the American naval forces
to enforce settlement of long standing claims by the
American government.
SARDINIA.
From Sardinia it is reported that the minons ofthe
pope have beeen instigatng the government to sup
press the liberty of the press.
GERMANY.
The German parliament at Erfurt assembled on
the 10th of March. Advices are down to the 10Th.
at which time little had been done beyond organizing
the assembly. Ii Is said that negotiations have been
opened by the central power Of Germay with the
United States and the purchase of American vessels
OF war, completely equipped for service
TURKEY.
recent auVlces from COnstantlnople state that
preparations were being made to conduct Kossuth
and the other Hungarian refugees to Kutahia, in
Asa, Minor, where they are to be confined, it is
said, five years.
Geographic despatch of the 10Th March from
Trieste, states that the nsurrecton in Bosnia is ex
tending its range and increasing in strength 2OO0
Turkish troops were defeated by the insurgents, and
compelled to evacuate the fortress of Banialuka
SWEDEN
Letters from Stockholm announce that bv a oener
al order, the Swedish navy is put footing Of war.
The object ofthe measure is not known.
VAN DIEMENs LAND
Advlces to the last OfNovember have been receiv-
ed from Hobart Town, Van Demens Land. an
nouncing the arrival there of Smith O'Bren. and his
associates IN the Irish rebellion of lS49 The felons
were granted tickets of leave, on condition of their
engaging that their liberty should not be used as n
means to effect their escape. All except O'Bren
accepted the boon-he has been sent under suryeil-
lance to Maria Island.
OBJ NoTIoNs. Mr. CALHOUN refused TO as
soclate, when alive, with any man who entertained
notions at all Free Soil He avowed this as his rnle
lie said TO SEWARD openly, "you are not the man
to associate with me-
Well-the New York Herald in dead earnest
Tor mat PRINT never jokes when defending slavery
proposes that DANIEL WEBSTER take the Mace
OF Mr.. Calhoun in the hearts of the slavebol ars