The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-26
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

boston Oh MONDAY morning at about quarter past
o'clock, with Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst.
The Caledonia arrived out on the night of the
SOth.
The Presidents Message is soundly berated by
the whole English press-especially that part
which says the Mexican war was not undertaken
with view of conquest
The Grain trade has been in an animated and
sometimes exciting position, since the sailing of
the steamer Cambria.
In the course OF the week ending December
20, floating cargoes Of Indian corn were much
sought for Irish accounts, and the bargains
closed were at terms fully equal to those at which
sales were made in the beginning OF the same
week The business done on The 18th ut. was
to good extent, and prices of Wheat rose Is. to
3s on the currency OF that day week Flour rose
also IS per sack, and foreign Is. to 2s per barrel
Higher prices Tor both these articles were OBJ.
tanned at the markets held on the Goth ut and
LIST inst. From present appearances there IS GER
tainly little prospect OF prices losing tor time the
high figure at which they are now quoted
The last month has been remarkable in the
history of the cotton trade. The sales have been
about 300, 900 bales, and the average advance in
price about Id. The market was firm at the last
date.
Rome has been visited by terrific foundations,
The distress is great. the amount of property seri.
Gus. The Jews have been the greatest sufferers
by the overlooking of the Tiber, but the new
Pope has mitigated their hardships by his purse
and his personal exertions.
conflict had taken place between the Chi.
nese and Portuguese at Macao, in relation to
fiscal aud general regulations, in the course Of
which several Chinese {" fast boats'' had been
burned and sunk Order had been restored in
consequence OF the HrmneSs NJ tho
Governor.
The reforms commenced by the new Pope OF
Rome have created quite sensation among the
crowned heads OF Europe, and it is said ELECTED
IRON some OF them pretty explicit remonstrances.
HIS Holiness does not however, evince any
particular Opposition to pause in his good works
The famine IN the highlands of Scotland appears
to be without material alienation, although SUP.
plies have been contributed IN many large towns
in England and Scotland. In Ireland the distress
IS not so great; yet it is believed that had it not
been for the temperance movements of the last
lew years one halt OF Ireland would now be in a
state OF absolute starvation
Many OF the German papers speak Of the great
numbers who are preparing to emigrate 10 Amer
lca 1T is believed that the number of the better
class OF eIngrants will be greater the coming sea
son than ever before
1t is understood that the Hibernia brouoht owe,
very large quantity of specie.
Inc Old ireland party continues to lose ground.
and the Juvenile Emeralders to " go ahead.''
OVERLAND MAIL. An extraordinary express
Oad 1ristae, 1t Waghorns route, in anticipation
OF the Dec. Indian mails, reached London IN the
"a inst. The latest dates are, Calcutta, Nov. %.
and Bombay, Dec g. The fortnight prior 70 the
despatch OF the express had proved rather barren
OF ihtei'gence. The instruction in Cashmere
was over. The Mooltan MISUNDERSTANDING saen-
Three companies of artillery, one regiment n,
cavalry, ami hive OF infantry were about to be
WithdraWn from the country There still remain
ed force 900 men on the Indus. The late
ministry were said to have been favorable to ,bS
restoration OF the Ameers
algeria The Paris Constitutional save
We are confidently informed that, at the momen,
OF the exchange OF the French prisoners for the
stipulated $4,000 francs letter written direct 70
tue hing oy Aod-el- X adler, making overtures Of
peace, was delivered to the rhiet of the exped;.
tea.
Turkey. Bedherhan Bey is CONTINUING ~.
ravages-a tribe OF pastoral Nestor;ans caIIaS ,hS
Khozani had been his last victims
In few days the whole country was laid waste
with hre and sword Sixty-seven VILLAGES wore
pillaged and then burnt AT place called Kba-
bOur he murdered 500 persons in cool blood tn
most horrible cruelties we're every where perpe.
Uateu Oy these monsters.
Mar Johannah, the second patriarch. was ~,
paled alive. Several HISTORIANS, Darticularlv ~.
priests, had oil poured over their bodies. and ver.
then roasted before a slow FIRE, amidst the ieers
and savage yells of their tormentors.
ANOTHER EUROPEAN CONGRESS-. A ruroo,
has been in circulation in France, that Lous
PHILIPPE has demanded Congress of the pave.
OF Europe. with view to his LAYING before tbe,1
the whole oil the circumstances connected wi \
the MontPenser marriage, and also the post;oD
10 which, IN consequence of that marriape he
binds himself placed with the other Courts ~
Europe, and especially the Court of 81. James,s
The King OF the French, it is added. repudiates
the idea OF having acted with bad faith 10 Fno-
land, or in any way which would Justify the ces.
sation Of that friendship which has SO lone suh.
sisted between France and this country. and in
the perpetuaton OF which there will be found ths
best, y not the only guarantee for the preserva.
non OF the European peace He expresses him.
sell as both panied and surprised at the circum.
stance OF so grave accusation as that nj nnr.
suing perhdious course in reference TO the Snan.
ish marriages being preferred against him bv the
Government OF Queen Victoria.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE. In the English
List oil Patents granted during the last twelve
months, we lind the name Of Mr.. S. II. Park
hurst, citizen OF the United States of America
ana native OF Milford, in the State of Mas.
sachusetts. Our commercial and business con.
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