The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Niagara-7 Days Later.

Arrival of the Niagara-7 Days Later.
The steamship Niagara, Capt. Ayre, from Liv-
erpool May 10, arrived in Halifax on Thursday,
at O'Clock p. NJ, and will be in New York on
Saturday evening. She brings $4,000 in specie
and sixty three passengers.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on Monday,
l4th inst making the In nine days from New
York.
GENERAL SUMMARY The elections in
France OH the 18TH passed off without single
violation OF good order. No definite opinion can
yet be formed, as to the relative success OF par
ties, though no doubt is entertained that there is
large majority in favor of peace and order
The French expedition to reinstate the Pope,
had not effected entrance into Rome at the
last advices. The Neapolitan army had not
been more successful, having been defeated in
an attack on the 9Th May.
Sicily is again in a state OF instruction for the
hundredth tune.
The war in Hungary has assumed no new fea-
ture. The fighting goes on unremittingly and the
fortunes OF the Hungarians are reported to be in
the ascendant. They are said to be within few
days march of Vienna, to which point the Rus.
slams are pressing forward as rapidly as possible
1t is thought that the strong protest Of France,
seconded probably by England may have the
effect to check the advance OF the Russians.
settled. The only positive facts are, that the
Danes have suffered another defeat, and that Lord
Palmerston has intimated that the intention of
the British Government is still directed TO that
quarter, with view to effect a restoration of
peace.
The plot gradually reveals itself in Germany.
The SoveI eigus have evidently combined for the
overthrow of the liberalists.
CANADA.
c., GnadiaG .44aus. Details ofthe outbreak in
Ca ada were lald before Parliament on the 18th
which elected some discussion The Govern
ment evinced determination to sustain Lord Ell
gin.
There would be no formal discussion of Cana
dian affairs until alter the receipt OF later inteli-
gence, which Liverpool probably on the goth
in the Cambria.
FRANCE. The closing meetings of the Nation
Assembly were taken up by discussions on the
Italian question in which the ministry finally OBJ
tanned majority OF 39.
1t would seem iromahe statement made on the
subject, that M. Odilon Barrot did not give any
instructions to Gen. 0udinot, recommending the
occupation of Rome at all, and that it had been
determined that the expedition should proceed to
Civlta Vecchia and there remain as a moral check
on the advance of the Neapolitans and Austrians
and only to march onward in case of absolute ne
cessity
The Ministry were not however, unanimous
on this point, and it is feared that Gen. Oudinot
was Influenced in his conduct by the advice of a
certain faction Of which M. lie Faloux is the
head.
In consequence of vote OF censure bv the
Assembly, M. Leon Faucher, Minister OF the
Interior, resigned his portfolio into the hands of
the President, and, it is said, that several others
of the present ministry will resign as soon as
they can do so without embarrassing the Presi.
dent.
In commercial affairs, there is no material
amendment in prospect. Money continues plen-
tiful Pennsylvania State stocks were sold in
London on the l6 h at So
From the manufacturing districts generally.
complaints are made that the goods sent away
leave little or no profit
The hour and corn markets have slightly i'm
proved
The depressing effect oil the ne VS. brought by
the Europa, OF large receipts of cotton at Ameri-
can ports, seemed 10 have been neutralized by
intelligence conveyed by the same steamer Of
severe frosts at the South and West
The Havre cotton market has been more ami
mated since the elections