The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ANIMAL ot the CaIedonia-7 Days Late

Of the 9Th, London Of the 9th, and Liverpool OF
the 7th inst arrived at Boston on Saturday fore
noon. The Caledonia has As passengers Tor Bos-
ton, exclusive OF Is Of the Survivors OF the ill
fated bark Charles Bartlett.
DREADFUL DISASTER-lS4 LIVES LOST.
The ship Charles Bartlett, OF Plymouth, Mass
William Bartlett, master, with enigrants, and $50
tons merchandise, consisting chiefly OF lead aud
chalk bound from London to New York was, on
Wednesday, 9th ult, at half past O'Clock, p
NJ, about 200 miles to the northward of Cape
Clear, run down by the steamship Europa and
sunk IN three minutes, with lS4 OF the passen-
gers and crew. The catastrophy occurred during
a dense fog, and although the boats OF the Europa
were instantly lowered and every possible assist.
ance rendered, only 43 out OF the III souls were
saved. The captain, second mate and ten Of the
crew are among the survivors The Europa Is
acquitted OF all blame, not only by the survivors
but by the unanimous voice OF the British press
and public. A subscription oil 1852 W as prompt.
ly raised by the passengers of the Europa to
which the proprietors have added G2O.-
They likewise offer to carry the whole OF the
survivors from Boston to New York tree OF all
expense.
The Europa sustained no material damage by
the collision r. B Forbes, Esq a passenger
per Europa, behaved with surprising gallantry
upon the occasion, al has been presented with
the gold medal OF the Liverpool Shipwreck and
Humane Society.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
LirsY oil, Juy 7h.-The results of this weeks
business are highly satisfactory, almost every
branch OF trade is, perhaps, if we except colonial
produce, giving signs Of frmness, activity and
confidence. A slight Improvement is noticed in
the value OF wheat, flour and cotton, while the
statements from the manufacturing districts fur
nish strong assurance OF an earnest extension OF
operations.
ENGLAND.
The city of London election took place on
Wednesday, and resulted in the reelection of
Baron Rothschild by an overwhelming majority.
The event is regarded an unmistake cable sign
of the determination of the citizens 10 secure
what is termed full religious liberty. The oppo.
stlon candidate was Lord John Manners, who
was beaten by majority of over 300O
In the course OF debate in Parliament Lord
Palmerston expressed confident hope that the
President of the United States will, in his annual
message TO Congress, propose change in the
American navigation laws corresponding with that
whic will come into operation in Great Britain
on the first Of January next.
The marriage bill, after an Intellectual ATTEMPT
to exempt Scotland from its operation, passed
through the committee in the house OF commons.
On Tuesday Mr. OConnor brought forward his
motion in favor OF the peoples charter His
speech was full OF invective, especially in his all
fusion to the Irish member, whom he STYLED the
lickspittle of the treasury side OF the house He
was supported by Mr.. Hume and IL others in
house OF 235.
Lord Brougham gave notice on the 5th that on
the following Monday week he would submit
motion to the house relative to the Intervention of
the French at Rome.
A subscription in behalf of the Hungarians has
been started in London which is being liberalIv
responded to.
English papers state that Jenny Lind will visit
the United States Professionally before she retres
from the stage.
IRELAND
Public attention in Ireland is absorbed in
promised visit of the Queen which is announced
TO take place on the lst or I'd week in August
The anticipated visit seems to have brought about
an entire act OF Civilizations of all party FEELING
in Dublin, and preparations are being made TO
receive her majesty with every demonstration of
loyalty and affection.
The Cr0pS.-Current statements from all parts
OF Ireland aud England confirm previous reports
OF the cheering prospects OF the approaching bar
vests The papers contain some flying reports of
the recurrence of the potaoe disease, especially
In the south oil Ireland, but they are not OF a
character to merit much attention,
FRANCE AND ROME.
The legislative assembly has been the scene Of
much turbulence and recrimination during the
past week. The despotic spirit which marks the
proceedings OF the government is having the ef
feet to unite various sections of the assembly not
heretofore friendly, into compact opposition TO
the Barrot ministry and in defence OF Republican.
ism Towards the close cf.the sitting on w ednes
day evening some establishment was created
among the members by NJ Grandin declaring
that another movement was in preparation. The
statement, however, was SO vaguely gwen by the
honorable member and appearing 10 have no
foundation in fact, that it soon ceased to produce
any impression.
On the 3Oth ult. the constituent assembly q,
Rome, finding that farther resistance to the
French arms would be in vain, ceased hostilities
and virtually surrendered the etern.l CITY to the
besiegcrs. 0
On the 10Th inst. an official notification was
made to he French legislative assembly that in
consequence OF the arrangements entered into
between Gen. Oudinot and the Roman triumvi.
rate, the gates of st. Parole Porteser and ST pan
craglo had been thrown open to the French
troops, who were adopting measures for tho IN |
mediate occupation Of Rome, which would taLo
pace with perfect quietness and order The |
communication produced deep sensation in ,ho
chamber. ~ 'he
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