Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-01
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Liverpool papers say 1--WE UNDER
stand that the difficulties which have sur
rounded our relations with the United
States ars ID fair way of adjustment,
and believe that great assistance has been
rendered BIZ William Brown, NJ. P, in
the discussions between Mr.. Dallas and
Lord Pallnerston, which, it is confidently
hoped viii prevent rupture between the
two countries."
GREAT BRITAIN.
In Parliament several items of minor
interest had occurred. A committee of
the House of Lords recommend that ex-
ccutions henceforth take place within the
Jail precincts, as in America. No inter
ference IS contemplated with the usages
Of capital Punishment in British North
America aud Australia. The decimal
coin committee cannot report this session.
Secretary Labouchere stated that Cape
Of Good Hope advices were to May /,
and that The Home Government had sent
out troops to prevent Kafir rebellion.
On the 10th, the Queen reviewed
$4,000 Crimean troops at Aldersholt
camp.
The Queen grants five years exclusive
privilege to Ord, Hindson & Henshaw,
Of Liverpool, to the guano on three is
lands off the South Coast of Arabia, re-
Gently ceded by the Imaum of Mushat
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 going on at York, and
excites attention second only to the Pal
mer trial.
The Royal Agricultural Society OF
England is in session at Chelmsford.
Several Nova Scotiars in Liverpool
purpose giving dinner to Sir Williams
previous 10 his departure for Halifax.
Professor Frazer is elected TO the
Chair Of Logic at Edinburgh.
SPAIN.
4 Formidable instruction has broken
out IN Spain. The imbroglio began by
the opposition compelling Espartero anc
Ministry to resign, and the appointment
Of a new Ministry, viz: O'Donnell, Min
i6ter Of War; Deaz, Foreign Affairs
Cautero, Finance; Rosas, interior; L.
Izdaga, Justice; OIlada, Public Works
EsparterO Is supposed to have left
Madrid at least it is not known where
he is.
Immediately on the new appointments
the Instruction broke out in Madrid.
The National Guards assisted the citizen,
u erecting barricadeS, and being attacked
By the troops, fighting cnsued in the
streets for twenty-four hours, with niue!
ioss on both sides.
The Queen presented herself to tht
eombatants, and a government dispatch
says she Was respectfully received; but
other stasements say the insurgents pro
clained a Republic.
Gen. EnEante, President Of the Cortes
commanded the instruction. O'Donne
was appointed to the new municipality @
Madrid, and he declared all Spain in
state Of siege. He is acting with yigor
but Paris dispatches say that the Frencl
Government do not believe in his re.
malning master of the situation.
O'Donnell, by decree, dissolves til,
National Guards, and calls on them t,
lsliver up their arms.
Gen. Enfante assembled the minorit,
81 the Cortes, but O'Donnell caused then
% be dispersed.
Gen. O'Donnells dispatch says h
hopes to suppress the instruction, from
which it IS surmised that the revolt is We
unquelIed
The revolt has broken out at Saragos
81; al Arragon is more or less in. insuf
recsion, and fears are entertained of a
outbreak al Barcelona.
PARlss Friday, G z. M.-There is II
later intelligence from Madrid. La Pa
srla says that the report of a movemer
II 6aragossa is confirmed. Its asserte
that Gen. Falcon, who commanded til
place, and who was formerly aided,
camp to Espartero, made lis pronunci,
nsnto with the concurrence of a part
the Inhabitants; but according 10 privat
lnteiigence, he was NOT followed by Ii
sroops. who, on the contrary, retired
fhe heights and castle which commando
sarragossa.
4 later telegraphic message from Il
Captain General of Catalonia, dated II
states that all was quiet in that primo
patty
Ans correspondents of the Daily Nsa
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