The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Niagara Days Later.

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Arrival of the Niagara - Days Later.
The Niagara, Capt, Ryrie, with SO passengers
and with intelligence one week later from al
parts of Europe, arrived at Halifax at early
hour Thursday morning.
The Niagara experienced succession of heavy
gales from the west and south-wes during the
whole passage. Her freight list shows $40 900
in specie.
ENGLAND.
The House of Commons has affirmed the Sec
ond reading of the marriage bill to render valid
marriages with the sisters OF deceased wives
The affirmation bill, which recently completed its
passage through the Commons has been rel ected
in the Lords by large majority. The Smith
O'Brien transportation bill is now an act of Par
lament, but it is said to contain fatal blunder,
and it is supposed that the approaching visit OF
Her Majesty to ireland will be signaIiZed by eX
tending her royal pardon to the Irish State pris.
oners.
In Parliament, the bill for the removal of the
Jewish disabilities, has been rejected in the up
per house, by majority of 25-MInIsters not
venturng to call for the proxies. The rejection
OF this bill leads to immediate election TOR the
city OF London, and Baron Rothschild has al
ready accepted the Chltern Hundreds, and made
an appeal TO the electors. His election is consid-
cred certain.
Liverpool, June 3d. State of the .Markets.-
The operations of the past week have been BUOY
ant and firm, with an important extension of
business transactions in almost every branch OF
trade. Independently of the increased vitality
observable IN our Corn and Cotton markets, the
accounts from the manufacturing districts are
cheering and give good promise OF more vigorous
activity.
There has been good deal of business trans
acted in American stocks this week. u s. six
per cents 100 to 100 IL ex. div New York
ives 95 to 90; Pennsylvania fves So to SO;
Mass. five 103 TO 104
C0tt0n.-Owing TO the unfavorable accounts
by the last American steamer OF the growing
crop, there has been an extensive business trans
acted during the past week, with an advance of
l-8 to lid.
FRANCE
Advices from Paris to Thursday evening state
that the city was perfectly tranquil, and business
on the Bourse vas steady and prices had an up
ward tendency. Five per cents closed at so frs
23c. In the course OF the debate in the Assem-
bly, on foreign affairs, ministers declared that
there was no danger of war. De TocqueviIle
said that after having more carefully considered
the subject, he had been unable to discover the
slightest trace OF that new hobby alliance of
which honorable members had expressed such
jealousy.
The new law against Clubs has already beer
put in force. On Monday the Ministry intro.
duced into the Legislative Assembly an order for
regulating the press. Odillon Barrot sta ted tina
1t was intended merely as temporary measure
to regulate the position of the press until an or
ganic law on the subject should be passed The
new law is nearly the same as the law of Louis
Philippe, and powers given for the Temporal
ry suppression OF every journal attacking the
constitution, or making ali appeal to arms
In the course OF his speech De Tocquevllle
spoke OF the frankness of the Russian govern.
ment, an expression that was received with shouts
OF derisive laughter. During the debate Gen.
CavaigLac made most important speech. which
may be considered as the resume of the principle
oil that important section of the republican party
which, while it desires peace, is prepared for
war-whlch, while it supports order, insists on
! progress.
The number OF persons arrested at Lyons in
consequence OF the attempted instruction. was
more than 200.
Inc chickering's which have been carried on
between the President and the ministry are rap
IDLY approaching 10 an issue which, it is suppos.
co. VIII lead 10 the retirement of some OF the
leading members of the cabinet. The principle
cause OF discord is the anamolous and fratricidal
| policy in Italy.
III is said that the English government has pre-
sented friendly remonstrance against the bonn
parchment OF Rome, and has urged on the French
government the necessity OF coming to an ac.
commodation with the Romans.
ROME.
After severe bombardment, three sauadrons
oil the French army succeeded in establishing
themselves within the outer walls of Rome early
on the morning OF the 23d. They have since
been occupied with operations for acquiring pos
session OF the inner bastion and defences, but up
TO the 23d and Gath, they had not made much
! progress. Every inch of the ground was stout
! ly defended by Garibaldi who still continues to
| animate his troops to resistance.
| The latest intelligence received by the govern
ment from the expeditionary camp at Rome,
| states that General 0udinot had SO far succeeded
in his operations upon the outworks that the
city was entirely at his mercy, to spare which
and the horrors of frighuul carnage. he has
submitted fresh terms to the triumvirate, through
M. Corcelles, which tits thought would be &C :
! cepted by the Romans.
ITALY.
Advices from Italy to the 18th have been re-
ceived, from which we learn that Ancona, after
de- tructve bombardment of two days, had sur
rendered to the Austrian General. The terms
Of equalization are political amnesty to the in
habitants.