The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-10

Tue america, capt. Harrison, IRON Liverpool
July %, ARR ed at Halifax at about O'Clock
Tuesday morning, bringing SO through passen-
gers, aud advices from Paris to the 26th and Lon.
don papers of the 9th ult.
ENGLAND.
1t was settled that Parliament would be pro-
rogued on the 3lst, and that the Queen would
then embark for Ireland, and the people are SAID
TO be on tiptoe to hail her presence on the 1st OF
August.
Cholera The cholera has become aarmngly
prevalent in England By the official reports
which, 1t is sald do not give one half the actual
cases, there were CTS deaths last week in Lon
don, ag Inst 339 the week previous In Liver
pool the rate of mortality is greater by one hun.
dred per cent. than during the rage Of the fever
| in 1875 the deaths by cholera last week having
been $40, against 463 the previous week, and 1877
| IN the corresponding week last year. The fatal
effects OF the disease have been some what abated
along the southern coast
| Meeting IN London in fduOr of the Hunga.
Ttdns. very large and most enthusiastic meet
ing has been holden in London at the London
Tavern, TO express public sympathy with the eff.
forts being made by the Hungarians for the
achievement OF their independence, and to urge
upon the English Ministry the recognition of the
de fdcto Hungarian government.
| tits mentioned as significant fact that Quak.
er moved the first resolution, which would 90 to
prove that the wrongs OF Hungary are appreciat
ed extensively, when they overcome in men,
Der OF the Peace Society, something like an abb
horrence OF war. This feeling was striklngly
evidenced by the meeting when some OF the
speakers instead of seeking EXPIRE ssons of SYM
pathy boldly proposed 10 aid the Magyars by TAX
| ing up arms against Austria. The scene which
ensued battles description. The whole assembly
packed together to suffocation, rose as one man.
The petition agreed to by the meeting has been
laid before Parliament and elected an interesting
debate upon the affairs Of Hungary. Lord Pal
merston demonstrated the imposslbity of the
governments interfering except by urging the
belligerents for their own interest sake, to come
to some reasonable accommodation.
LIVERPOOL, July %. Commercial affairs dur.
ing the past week have presented no feature re.
curing particular remark. Trade prospects ge
orally continue to improve rather than otherwise
and appearances indicate that business will con.
tinue active and healthy. Accounts from The
manufacturing districts continue satisfactory anC
in cotton and woollen goods fair business is 90
ing forward.
Adyices, by the overland mail, have been re.
ceived from Canton, May 23d; Bombay, June Ist
Calcutta, June 3D. The business season HAVING
for the most part closed, commercial affairs in In
dia were quiet, but it was anticipated that bust
ness would open this fall under more favorable
auspices. FROM canon the commercial news is
satisfactory so far regards revival in trade
Business had begun to return into its usual chan
mel. large amount OF treasure had been ship
ped Tor England by steamers.
Breadstutts in all the principal markets had
continued in limited demand during the week
, and prices of most articles have downward Ter.
dency, which results mainly from increased con-
hdence, which now amounts almost to certainty
mat Inc crops throughout Great Britain will, un
10 fha nod s,,A,, f.
meet the highest expectations of the public
After the arrival of the Hibernia some specula
tive demand for cotton sprung up, but the subse.
quent receipt Of intelligence by the overland
mail tended to impart less active tone 10 the
trade, and on Thursday and Friday the market
was very quiet, and for common qualities OF
American was shade easier. This feeling how
ever, was confined to very few quarters-the
general characteristics being confidence in the
future.
The London and continental mark cts for Amer.
lean stock according to the statements OF the Eu
ropean Times, have been less active during the
past week, but prices have continued firm Mas
sachusetts fves, lO4 I los.
FRANCE.
The committee on the question OF propagation
| OF the Assembly has recommended that il should
adjourn from the 18th August to the 3O,h Sent.
and that in the mean time committee of rs should
De constituted 10 be chosen by ballot. Serious
divisions exist IN the minds of the majority of the
legislative assembly, and the legitimists have de-.
| termined to recede from the ranks Of the Bona.
partists and Orleansts, and form separate party.
The articles which have OF late appeared in
the Legitimists organs, all show it is said, ten
dency to separate action on the part oil the sup.
porters OF the Due de Bordeaux, and would seem
to betoken the existance OF an extensively or.
ganZed legiimist conspii acy.
II is announced that the troops W no had receiv-
ed orders to embark Tor Italy, but which had been
countermanded, after the announcement of the
surrender OF Rome, are now 10 be embarked for
their original destination.
BADEN. The French Government have re-
ceiyed teiegraphc despatch dated Baden, on the
afternoon OF the 23d inst /, annol nclng the sur
render OF the fortress Of Rasladt on that day.
The Prince OF Prussia had entered Rastadt at
the head Of two regiments.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Itiscertain that up to the hour of the very lat