Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-31

cipleS OF CONSERVATIVE G4uaAttgN W t''sta ~
which VIC can alone hope to attain to national
progress. The country has much TO fear from
fanaticism and sectionaiisn. 1t hGs suffered
much from The agrarian efforts Of demagogues
How Wilt bearup against their combined efforts!
THE NEWS BY THE ARABIA.
Ia England the House Of Lords have recon-
mcnded that all executions henceforth should
take place within the jail precincts; but no in
reference is contemplated with the usages of
capital punishment in British North America or
Australia. The government had had advices
from the Cape Of Good Hope to the firstof May,
and troops had been sent out to prevent an APP
pretended CafFee rebellion.
On the 10th inst the Queen received IL, 900
Crimean troops at Aldersloth Camp.
The French funds closed on Friday as follows:
3 per cents, III; - per cents. OFF, Zoe.
SPAIN
A formidable instruction had broken out in
Spain. The embrOgiiO began by the opposition
compelling Esparte-o and the Ministry to resign,
and the appointment of ministry CompO
sed of ODonnell as Minister Of War; Dcaz
Foreign Affairs; Cantero, Finance; Rosas, Inte-
rior; L. UZdaga, Justice; Allado Public Works
Espartero was supposed to have left Madrid; at
least it was not known where he was. Immedi-
ately the new appointments, instruction
broke out in Madrid aud the National Guards
assisted the citizens in erecting barricades, and
being attacked by tile troops, fighting ensued in
3 the streets for twcnty-four hours, with much
loss on both sides. On Tuesday, the 9Th, at 4
o'clock, p. NJ, a suspension of hostilitleS was
agreed to until o'clock, to allow the insurgents
to make their submission. At the expiration OF
this time, fighting seems TO have been resumed,
harm
ment dispatches, dated at Madrid, o'clock, P.
NJ, on the 18th, stating that the instruction
was suppressed, excepting few bandits-one
under the command Of Pacheta, the celebrated
bull.Gghter.
The Queen presented herselfto the combatants
and government dispatch says she was respect.
fully received, but other statements say that the
insurgents proclaimeda republic Gen. lnfante,
President Of the Cortes, commands the iusurrcc-
ton. Gen. O'Donnell has appointed neN nu-
nicipaIity to Madrid, and has declared all Spain
in state Of siege. He is acting with vigor, bit
Paris dispatches say that the French Govern
ment do not believe in his remaining master Of
the situation. O'Donnel, by decree, dissolves
the National Guard and calls on them TO deliver
up their arms Cen Infante assembled the mi-
nority Of the Cortes, but ODonnell caused them
to be dispersed Another account says that the
Queen appeared on the Piazza in tears, and be-
sought the combAtantsEto cease, and that it was
owing 10 Qer l0IeTCCSSlOu lIle uTIulkllCC Vi OUD
hour was agreed to. Gen. O'Donnell's despatch
says, nc hopes to suppress tine insurrccticn,
from which It is surmised that the revolt is yet
nnauelled. The revolt had broken out at Sara
gosSa, and all .sragon was moro or less in insur-
rection. Fears were entertained of an outbreak
at Barcelona.
THE LATEST.
Forty Deputies, now present at Madrid, hnv-
ing associated themselves TO convene the Cor.
ties in legal manner, were dispersed by the
troops The whereabouts of Espartcro is still
unknown, but he is STILL probably, at SaragoS-
81 or at LosEono. 1t is asserted that the insur-
rectioh has been victorious at Saragossa, and
that the garrison there goes along with the
people.
By news from Barcelona 1t would appear
that Catalonia Is also in state OF Instruction.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
under date Thursday evening, says that pri-
vate Geographic dispatch announces that not
only Sarsgossa, but all Aragon is ininsurrection.
Ali .Arag0n; it is supposed, means the large
towns that have followed in the wake Of Sara.
gossa, with their respective gnlrisons
HOLLAND.
The King has appointed a commissioner to
report upon the means Of expanding the Dutch
Eastern commerce, the Isthmus Of Suez canal,
0ERYASY
ThezoIlverein have effected their object to
establish Custom House Mt Bremen, and will
levy duties and establish bonded warehouses
there. Most of the goods smuggled into the
Zellyerein come through Bremen.
DENMARX.
Some disturbances have occurred in Copenha-
gen from the preaching of Mormons, The mill
tary arrested the offenders
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has granted an exclusive am
neSty on the birth ofhis second daughter.
Tie English Peninsula ard Oriental Steam
ship Co., have put on weekly steamer to 1bra-
ia IN opposition to the Austrian Lloyds.
Nipples letters sky that the signs Of revolt are
more frequent, and syeu the army are disconten-
ted g1stria has sent another note of remon-
sfranee, and 4. letter "a tROTsen Hall" If not at
tended q, 4 special Ambassador viii be sent to
demand steSoIical gna5aDtee.s Austria issup-