The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Cambria-7 days Later.
The British steamer Cambria, arrived at Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon in days from Liver
pool. She mas Sc through passengers, and brings
European dates seven days later
LIyERpooL, July 81. Trade continues ac-
tice, and the business done this week has been
large and in general at improved prices. A heal
thy feeling continues to prevail, and fair extent |
Of business has been done at steady prices. Cot.
ton has continued in favor at advancing prices, |
and money to a considerable extent is being in
vested in the article. The consumption OF cot
ton is now greater than it was ever known to be,
and the conclusion OF an armistic between the
Germans and Danes, Just announced at London,
will doubtless increase the present demand at
Manchester and other manufacturing marts. An
additional price has also been demanded upon
| goods.
The prospects of the haryests throughout all
parts of the United Kingdom are encouraging and
! satisfactory. The reports from the Continent OF
Europe relative to the state of the growing crops
are conflicting, but upon the whole, the appear
ance of the growing crops is encouraging. All
the leading Grain Markets of Engla are dull !,
and prices as the harvest approaches, show symp
! toms Of decline.
ENGLAND.
Parliament is to be prorogued on the 9th inst
The motion which Lord Brougham previously
E announced his intention to make, with reference
s TO the French expedition 10 Rome, was laid upon
y the Peers table on Friday.
: In alIusion to the cholera, Lord Ashley, Chair.
i man OF the Board of Health, stated in the House
y of Commons on Tuesday last that he had reason
to know that not one halt of the cases were re.
ported Enough however s 9fi4IlYs k sAgaUg # #
1S many parts OF the country TO dreadful extent
r. During the last week 339 deaths by cholera were
- reported in London, which is more than double
the number Of the preceding week.
ne AT Bristol, Plymouth, Portsmouth, and along
TO the whole OF the south CO asst, it is raging in ,
dc very malignant form, and the mortality is very
wv great At Liverpool the disease israpidy in
eft creasing: the number OF reported for fou
% days previous to Thursday were respectively 81
&, IA, IS, l02. Scotland continues TO be generally
exempt from the scourge.
- IRELAND
On the 18th inst, the annerversary of the bat
Fe tie OF Anglican, very serious collision tool
les place between party of armed Oranpemen am
Ia Catholics, near Castle Wellam, in the county
OF Downs. The Orange party having celebrated
cal the day at Iallymon and being on their marcel
ar home, while passing defled called Dollys Brae
bo found their path waylaid, and all the pass anc
surrounding hills occupied by an immense mum
y" Der OF Roman Catholics, provided with pixies and
me IRE arms, and plainly contemplating genera
eTs massacre. The Protesants, aided BY SIN all Dar
i'd. ty OF police and military, stood upon their de
he ience, and succeeded in forcing their way hrougt
y the pass after short struggle in which 40 or I'd
:; persons are said to have been killed or wounded
- on both sides-much the greatest portion being
80 Of the Roman Catholic party. Thirty or forty
" nlDDoh men mad been taken prisoners. On Fri.
DIS day, two medical gentlemen drove through the
country round about the scene Of contest with
i'd the view oil administering relief to those who
il were wounded, but they were refused adnittance
at every house where they called.
60 The Cork Examiner, in abiding to the potato
~ crop, says, that the disease has appeared in a
nc lew neids there can be no doubts but it is equal.
~ positive that as yet the general crop is safe and
es in almost all places unusually abundant and thriy
ng ing The general impression is that il is so far
w. advanced, that supposing blight to set in. the
= tuber will have been out of the ground before
such time as the disease could have reached il. .
3 Oilers oil several private residences have been
ne made Tor the accommodation of the Queen during
ner soourn at Cork which, il is not her inten.
ton TO stop out Of the royal yacht have been ora
OIL ciously declined.
b, FRANCE.
Ii. We learn from the department OF the Seine
NJ that the Socialist agents. undismayed by previous
- reverses, are still very active in making prose-
= lytes among the peasants.
. Prince Canine the son Of Lucien Bonaparte
and ex president of the Roman Constituent AS
er semby has been arrested at Orleans by order Of
ii the Government on his route from Marseiles to
7 Paris. It's said that having claim against his
r cousin, Louis Napoleon, for money lent in aid Of
n MS election, the Prince came to France to de-
mand 1t, his cousins conduct against Rome hav
ing stirred up his ire. 1t is said that the Prince
will not be Imprisoned, but that he will be forced
e 10 mbark for England or America
( The election to fill 35 vacancies in the Legis
d latiye Assembly has turned out much more favor
able to the government than was antjcipafed
With the exception OF M. Jules Favor, who has
!, been returned fer Lyons, every one of the newly
elected members belongs to the majority, and will
support the government so long as the majority
holds together. The Debats sees great cause for
I anxiety in the passive victory obtained in the