The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-31
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Canada--i4 DAYS Later.
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EurOpe Quiet- Cottoaa on The Decline.

S'ea"shiP Nandud, Oapt. JuuktnsS HoW
Liverpool, l3thins arrived off Sandy Hook Mon
day night about six o'clock. The Intelligence is
not specially important
Inc United States steamship arrived Of Cowes
on the morning OF the 9th inst from Havre, en-
route to New York. She received the English
mails, passengers, &c, and took her departure at
noon. She had So passengers, and freight con-
sistlng OF 1884 packages of cotton and silk man
uiactures from France, value about $500, 000f
FRANCE
Dissolution of the Assembly. letter from
Paris on the 10th says: sPertinacious efforts are
making to-day to force people to sign petitions for
the dissolution OF the Assembly. 1t is said that
some popular demonstration may be apprehended.
The proposition OF Messrs Paguerre and Bixio
liking the dissolution for the 18th April is likely
to be adopted by the Assembly.
Five OF the Ministers of Louis Philippe (says
the Corsaire) have returned TO Paris, and have
all lett their cards at the Elysee Rationale.
Change Of Ministry. The Moniteatr of the
S0h ult. publishes three DEGREES of the President
OF the Republic, appointing LIST, M Leon Fouch
er Minister OF the Interior, in the place of M.
Leon de Malleville, whose resignation had been
accept d; I'd, M. Lacrosse, Vice President of
the National Assembly, Minister OF Public
Works, in the place Of NJ Leon Faucher; and
Sd, NJ. Buffet, Representative of the People Min
lister OF Agriculture and Commerce. in the place
OF M. Bixio, whose resignation had been accept
ed
LEGHoRN, Jan. A. The Courier OF Legborn
says, 'There are alarming reports here. 1t is
said that on the 4th or 9th inst. the Red Repub.
lie will be proclaimed. The chiefs are named.
and the cockades ready. Citizens do not suffer
yourselves tie be mised stand fast no Red Re-
public, but the Green, Republic sThe Italian
Constituent and the War of Independence that
ID our Device"
HUNGARY. We read in the Ost- Heutsch Post
OF Jan. 8, that, according to good information,
Pesh has been occupied by the imperial troops
And, unSer the same date, the German Univer-
sal Gazette says it has received the news that
the lmperialists took possession on JAM 2 of
Pesth and Ofen, without striking blow. Kos
suth, with his followers, took the direction of the
southeast, towards Szegedin, on the Thesis The
Cologne Gazette says this news wants con6rma-
ton.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET. Report for
the week ending Jan. II. The demand for Cot
ton, and more especially the speculative part Of
it, having considerably abated during the past
week, prices have given way also to some ex-
tent
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is. We learn from Paris
that the movement in favor Of dssolving the AS
sembly gains ground, and that Lamartine approx
ed and would support the measure for the imme-
date dissolution OF the Assembly.
1t is said, on authority, in the ministerial cir
cles Of Paris to day, that an Intervention on be.
hall oil the Pope, would Immediately BIT made by
the great Catholic powers of Europe.
NORTHERN ITALY. Private letters from
Milan, dated the Sd, speak of active preparations
for war. Radetsky has assembled between
Peschiera and Milan his reserves, and large
advanced guard of from 1900, to 900 men ex.
tends to Placenzas while third division OF the
army, stationed near the Lake of Como, is des-
tined to take Piedmont on the other flank. The
number of troops is from go 900 to 20 900, with
70 pieces of cannon. The Field Marshal an.
nounces that he will march on Turin at the first
orders of the Emperor. A division from Pacen-
zahwill attack Genoa, which is strongly fortified
on the side OF the sea, but very vulnerable on all
points on the side OF the land.
ROME. The decree Of the convocation of the
Constituent Assembly was published at Rome on
the afternoon of the goth ut The castle OF st.
Angelo saluted the event with 10I discharges of
cannon, and the people exhibited great enthus-
asm.
The Pope still remains at Gaeta
A correspondent, writing ON the 3Oth ult saws:
Yesterday evening, at sunset, the Castle of St.
Angelo, by the consecutive discharge of lOI
guns, announced to this metropolis and the world
in general, that the dynasty which had reigned
over Rome for 1,048 years, has come to a close,
and new Government is to be called into being
by the mandate Of the whole population assem-
bled in constituent representative body by uni
versal suffrage; the great bell of the Capitol,
which only tolls at the death OF Pope, pealed
solemnly.
The PoPE. The Corrtere Mercantile of Ge-
noa, of the 9Th, states from Rome, Sd, that third
protest is expected from the Pope; and that dis
sessions have broken out between the Pore and
the Cardinals. 1t is also understood that Cardi-
nal Orsini was struck with apoplexy shortly after
very warm discussion Lambruschini and An
toneeile, it is said advise the Pope to solicit an
armed Intervention; the other Cardinals dsap-
prove OF it.
One Of the Paris papers OF Tuesday says-ssYt
is announced that the Pope, wishing to avoid Tor
eign Intervention, intends to try personal step.
He will, it il said, goto Civita Vecchiaand there
make an appeal to the people, which, il moi re.
sponded to, things will take their course.
AUSTRIA. The Imperial arms continue sue.
cessiul. Uaab has been occupied by P,ince
Windischgratz on the side of Buda; and the for
tress OF Ard, near to the Transyiv anian frontier.
has fallen into the hands of Marshal Berger
LeoPoldstadthas been taken by General Sunonick
alter some lighting under its walls IeIlacbicb