Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.
Screw steamship Indian, from Liverpool
27th ult, arrived at Portland about II
o'clock. Her dates are four days later. -
Grea, BriIain
The marriage Of the Princess Royal of
England with Prince Frederick William of
Prussia was celebrated at the Chapel Royal,
st. James Palace, on Monday, the 25th ult
According to the programme, the day was
generally observed as holiday. Immense
crowds cheered the royal party in most en-
thusiastic manner. After the conclusion OF
the ceremonial, the bride gave vent to her
feelings, and flung herself upon her mothers
bosom. A scene, in which great emotion
was evinced by all concerned took place
After the marriage, the young couple started
for Windsor. On their arrival at that place,
they were drawn in carriage to the Castle
by the Eton boys, amidst enthusiastic cheer
ing.
The Queen gave grand State Concert at
Buckingham Palace, in London, on the even
ing of the wedding day. The principal
streets of the metropolis were brilliantly illu-
minated.
There was serious disturbance at Belfast
on the evening of the 25th. Some fireworks
having been let off in honor of the marriage
of the Princess Royal, great crowd gathered
IN the principal streets, and soon evinced a
riotous disposition, by throwing stones.-
Large bodies of the consabulary and police
attempted to restore order, but were assailed
with missiles; finally, the disturbance rose to
such a height that the Mayor read the Riot
Act, and took prompt measures to disperse
the mob, i'll which he succeeded, after some
trouble, and by midnight the town had as
sumed its wouted quiet Numerous arrests
were made.
Operations were resumed on the Leviathan
on the 23d and the 25th ult. The ship
moved forward about nine feet each day
During the proceedings an iron handle sprung
from its position, throwing all engaged upon
it in vari rus directions. Several were severe
ly injured.
France.
The American vessel Adriatic, which sailed
from Marseilles while under embargo, on ac-
count of her collision with steamer Lyonnais,
was captured in the Gulf of Spezzia by a
French war steamer. The Capt. of the Adri-
attic was placed in irons, and he and his ship
taken back ia Msrseilles.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Post believes that it has been decided to divide
France into four military departments with
depots Of arms, &c, so that, in the event of
the Emperor being taken away by some fatal
order. 1t is anticipated that those generals
most devoted to the empire will take com.
mand of these divisions.
Nothing further of Importance was devel-
oped in regard to the recent attempt to assas-
sinate the Emperor Napoleon. The congratu.
latory address of the Army of Paris to the
Emperor says: "Even had the odious attempt
succeeded, it would not have overthrown the
empire; We should have cried 'the Emperor
Napoleon is dead-long live Emperor Fourth
Strong in the constitution and laws, we should
at once have proclaimed the Prince Imperial
Henceforth Napoleon must reign over France.
1t is our prayer and it will be that of our chill
dren.'
India.
Further details of Indian news brought out
by the Arabia, contain some matters of inter-
est.
Sir James Outram remained at Alumbagh,
with four thousand men. The rebels, it is
said, were threatening to attack his position.
Sir. Colin Campbell was going to Futtyghur.
The insurgents at Kotah were in great
force and are said to have dethroned the Ra-
jah.
The Azimghur frontier was threatened by
the rebels, and General Grant was marching
towards it.
The rebels defeated at Cawnpore, had fled
10 Blthoor and Calpee.
The Ghoorka column, over nine thousand
men, under Jung Bahadoor, had left Nepaul
for service in the British territories.
Chinn.
ThePars correspondent of the Times states
that besides the screw steamer Saone, which
is preparing to sail for China with troops to
the number Of seven hundred, on the 18th of
February, orders have been given to prepare
two more transports for the same destination
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