The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival Of the Caaada-7 days Later.
The Royal NJ all steamship Niagara, Capt.
Ryne, with las through passengers, and With
Liverpool papers OF the 9th inst, cher day. Of
saiing) arrived at HALIFAX Wednesday nosning
bringing tue news OF her own arrival at Liver
pool ON the ID inst
Commercial Summary The Commercial ad
vices by this arrival are In all essential partIcu
lasahe same as those received by the Caledonia.
There has been Improvement in trade, nor
have any good effects been expected to follow
A bounlIlul harvest has been realized
From Manchester and other principal manu-
featuring districts the accounts are tar from be
ing satisfactory. P.ices are receding and falling
of, so that many manufacturers have Tesorted 10
Working short lime.
The European Times says the report OF the
untayorable appearance OF the potatoes in ireland
in some parts .ot England, have swelled th,
week into something like alarm We feel uAa-
Bile TO conceal IRON ourselves that sudden and
very RAPID decay, similar to that which occurred
in previous years. had taken place in the potatoes
OF the late planting, the early sorts have escap-
ed. We have before US the most unique sona bic
proofs that serious change has taken place in
the rot, but whilst the prices continue low we
cannot reconcile the reported extent OF the mis-
chief with the still prevailing low prices and IN.
doubted abundance. The alarm has been sound
ed in all the Irish journals and as far as our ex-
perience extends, the potatoes seem more aud
more tainted.
General Summary By far the most mpor-
tant political by this arrival is the possible
| and probable rupture OF Russia and Aus
tra with Turkey 1t forms the chef topic OF
discussion in the English and French journals, as
well amongst all classes oil the community,
| and in its paramount importance the Roman diff
Guilty, we'll all other matters OF national i'm
portance, appears TO have been almost wholly lost
| sight Of the most recent accounts from Cou.
stantinople state that the Emperor OF Russia has
made d formal demand through special Envoy
to the Porte, Tor the surrender OF Kossuth, BEN
and other patriots, who played prominent part
in the late Hungarian troubles, who have sought
refuge at Widdin, on the Danube, in the terrific
ries OF the Sultan. The Turkish government,
/ with manliness which cannot be too highly re-
| commended, refused to be builied into a CON.
promise of its independence, and Prince RadZlvil
! after having Intellectually endeavored 10 bully
| the Sultan into compliance with his demands
has taken an abrupt departure from Constantine
pie, and Count Iltof, the Russian ambassador,
has closed all diplomatic relations with the Porte.
England and France, through their respe Give
| representatives., have prevailed with the Sultan
in keeping him firm to his first resolution All.
ready both in Eng land and France, cabinet coun.
clls have been held, TO consider these grave cir
cumstances. Not the slightest doubt can be en-.
tertaned of the result. Should Russia persist in
demanding the surrender OF these devoted men,
au European war is thought to be inevitable
! The Paris Journal des Debats, of THURSDAY,
says: "We are glad to learn that England and
| France are most cordially united in the determ
nation to support their ambassadors, in the advice
given by them to the porte, respecting the ex.
tradition of the Hungarian refugees" A note
has been drawn up by these two powers of mos
energetic character, which tits thought will have
considerable weight with the Euperors of Russia
| and Austria, 10 whom il is to be presented.