Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Revolution IN Spain-the Insurgents Defeated
Order Restored Cotton Unchanged Bread
St'lfS Adranced
Arrival OF The Arabia.

st'Bs Adranced.
HALIFAX, July 2Sth-The steamship Ara
bia. from Liverpool, Saturday morning, l9tb
arrived here at 2.45 PpM. She brings l22
passengers for Boston, among whom are 5. S.
Lewis, Paran Stevens, and Miss Davenport,
the actress.
AMERICAN AFFAIRs.-Liverpool papers say:
I'VE understand that the difficulties which
| have for some time surrounded cur relations
| with the United States, are in a fair way OF
settlement, and believe that great assistance
| had been rendered by VIM. Brown, NJ. p, in
| the discussions between Mr.. Dallas and Lord
| Palmerston, which, it is confidently hoped,
will prevent rupture between the two coun-
trles.'
GREAT BR1TA1N.-In Parliament, several
| items of minor interest had occurred. A
committee OF the House of Lords recommend
| executions henceforth to takeplace within the
| jail precints, as in America. No interference
| is contemplated with the usages of capital
! punishment in British North America and
Australia. The decimal coin committee can.
not report this session.
Secretary Labouchere stated that Cape of
| Good Hope advices were to May LIST, and that
the Home Government had sent out troops to
| prevent Cafir rebellion.
On the 10th, the Queen reviewed IA 1000
Crimean troops at Aldershott camp.
The Queen grants five years exclusion
privilege to Ord II n lson, s Henshaw, of
Liverpool. to the guano on three islands off
the south coast of Arabia, recently ceded by
the Imaum of Muscat.
An explosion had occurred at the Cymmer
coal mines, near Cardiff. One hundred and
ten men were killed.
The trial of VIM. Dove, for poisoning by
strychnine, is gong on at York, and excites
attention second only to The Palmer trial.
The Royal Agricultural Society of England
is in session at Chelmsford
Several Nova Scotians i'll Liverpool, propose
giving dinner to Sir Wp. Williams, previ~
Gus to his departure to Halifax.
Professor Frazer is elected to the chair Of
Logic at Edinburgh.
SPA1N.-A formidable instruction has
broken out in Spain. The imbrogho began by
the opposition compelling Espartero and his
Ministry to resign, and the appointment of a
new Ministry, viz: % Donnell, Minister of
War; Deaz foreign afaiIs Cauters, finance ;
Rosas, interior; L'Uzdaga, justice Olado,
! public works.
Espartero is supposed to have left Madrid.
! Atleast, it is not known where he is.
Immed ately on the new appointments, the
tional Guards assisted the citizens in erecting
barbados, and. being attacked by the troops,
| fighting ensued in the streets for twenty four
hours, with much loss on both sides.
government dispatch, dated Madrid, 4
p NJ, 10Th, states that the instruction is
suppressed.
The revolt has broken out at Saragossa !;
| all Arregon is more or less in instruction,
and fears are entertained of an outbreak at
Barcelona.
The Queen presented herself to the com.
batants, and government dispatch says she
was respectfully received; but other stale
ments say the insurgents proclaimed a Re-
public.
Gen. Infante, President of the Cortes,
commanded the instruction. O'Donnell was
appointed to the Municipality of Madrid, ana
has declared all Spain in a state of seige. He
is acting with vigor, but Paris dispatches say
that the French government do not believe in
his remaining master of the situation.
O'Donneli by decree, dissolyes the Ma
tional Guards, and calls on them to deliver
up their arms.
Gen. Infante assaulted the minority of the
Cortes, but ODonnell caused them to be dis
persed,
Another account says that the Queen ap-
peared on the plaza in tears, and besdught the
combatants to cease, and it was owing to her
d i24essdf1t5 to: f'" 49, '--''- 800 wac
The various bodies of the lower order were
commanded by Pachta.
The last remains of the insurgents, dis.
persed throughout the city, we e ,annihilated.
Pachta was killed, and twelve pieces of
artillery were in his possession in the plaza
Sevaldo.
The Queen visited the wounded happily
the victims were few. The government had
been admirably supported.
The disarming of the National Guard is
actively carried on.
The thoroughfare is re- established.
All is tranquil at the Provinces, except at
Saragossa.
Madrid, July l7.-To day order is com
pletely re- established at Madrid. The Queen
accompanied by the King and by Marshall
O'Donnell, has just reviewed the garrison.
The troops and people received them with en-
thusiasm.
1t is asserted that the instruction has been
victorious at Sarragossa, and that the garrison
there goes along with the people.
By news from Barcelona, it would appear
that CATALONIA is in a state of Instruction
The Paris correspondence of the T,naeS dat
ed Thursday evening, says: "Pryaje teie-
graphic dispatches announce that net only Sa-
ragossa, hut all Arragon, is IN insumection, all
the dragon troops and people.
AUsTRIA.-l'he Emperor has granted an
extensive amnesty on the birth Of his second
daughter.
ITALY.-Naples letters say that signs Of
revolt are more frequent, and even the army
is Disconnected.
TURKEY.-Ihe hospodars Of Moldayia and
| Walachia are definitely removed and replaced
by limit.
Prince Ghika is appointed Lieutenant of
Walachia, and Boyard Theodore Balsh Lieu.
tenant of Moldayia.
Pelisier had landed at Constantine
The Sultan would give banquet to Pelis-
sier and Codrington.
GREECE The Russian government has sent
the disbanded soldiers of the Greek Legion
back to Greece, but the Greek sovernmel / re-
| fuses to receive them, and calls on the British
| for assistance to refuse them.
RussIA.-The coronation is officially fixed
for August 3lst.
The Grand Duke Michael is bstrothed to
the youngest sister OF the Duke of Baden,
The Emperor Nicholas is reported to have
left memoirs of his reign, TO be published five
| years hence
The Crlmea was entirely evacuated, except
the allied ships carrying away hewn stone
al d iron from Sebastopo.
| Gen. Luders has issued orders 10 respect the
| graves Of the Allies in the Crimea.
CHINA.-Hong Kong papers of May % re-
port the Chinese instruction over around
Canton, but broken out again in Honan, and
the insurgents held most of the cities on the
Kiang 81.