Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARPTVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEW York, August l. The Cunard steam
ship ASIA Capt Lott, arrived off Sandy Hook
about o'clock this afternoon. and reached
her dock about 6. The Asia left Liverpool on
the afternoon of the Goth ult She brings
three days later intelligence from Europe
Her news, however, is not of special import
ance excepting from Spain, where the insur-
rection is not suhdued.
The Cunard steamer Zebra, plying between
Liverpool and Havre, went ashore on Lizard
Point. Crew and passengers saved; also
portion of the cargo. The vessel Is full Of
water.
ENGLAND.-The weather had been showery,
and favorable for agricultural purposes.
Parliament had a disc lssion on Spanish
affairs. Lord Pamerston, in answer to a
question, stated that there was nothing at
present which would lead in any way to the
interference of the French government in the
affairs of Spain that the Emperor Of France,
as a just man, would feel that foreign inter
ference would be unjust; he was also man
of great sagacity, and events had shown that
interference heretofore in Spanish difficulties
had been attended with disaster TO those in
terfering. There was no reason, he said, for
apprehending that Napoleon had any such in
tention.
The London Times mentions a project to
start line of steamers between Odessa and
New York, touching at Marseies and Smyr-
ma.
FRANcE.-The intentions of the French
government regarding Spain nre a subject of
much speculation in Paris. 1t is said that if
O'Donnell is successful, France can have no
occasion to interfere. On the other hand,
should the Liberals succeed, and the Queen
be required to abdicate iii favor of the Prin-
cess Of Asturia, with Espartero regent nei-
Their would France interfere. But if the
Duchess Montpensier should become next
heir to the throne. or should a republic be
proclaimed then France would invade Spain.
Prince Lucien Boneparte has gone on
mission to Madrid.
SPAIN.- Advices from Spain to the 18th
give official accounts Of the lnsuuection.
The National Guard were entirely disarmed,
and domiciliary visits were being made to Sc
cure all arms in the hands of the citizens
Numerous arrests were also made. Ehe XII led
Of the royal troops are estimated at 40 to 90
killed, and $50 wounded. The loss Of the
insurgents is not known. The fighting at
Barcelona lasted two days. A portion of the
troops at Saragossa remain faithful to the
Queen, Government was despatching all
available troops towards this last stronghold
of the Insurrectionsts, with orders net to fight
in the streets, but to lombard the city from
the adjoining forts
O'Donnell is expecting to receive news in
a few days OF the submission of Saragossa,
and with it of the whole country, to his gov
eminent.
Later advices announce Madrid tranquil.
Espartero was still there, but O'Donnell has
offered him passports to any part OF Spain or
abroad.
LATER Paris, July 24.--1he royal troops
are masters of every point at Barcelona, but
still remain under arms.
The London san says that 1900 were killed
in the streets of Barcelona. The people fought
behind barbados, with determined courage,
for three days, when their leaders deserted
them