Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-14
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York Tues
day afternoons in twelve days and twenty-five hours
from Liverpool.
The political intelligence from England is not i'm
portant The re-esabllshment of Roman Catho-
lie hierarchy IN England is yet the all engrossng top
ic The conservative press and Bishop of London
are loud in denuncation. The government, it is
said, will not interfere.
The preparations for the Great Exhibition are pro-
crossing rapidly The palace of Glass is being rails
ed with miraculous quckness.
Murders and burglaries are of the most frequent
occurrence.
FRANCE. From France we hear of a great con-
spiracy, including most if not all of the Provinces of
both East and West, accompanied by rumors of mis-
chief to pay at Paris and elsewhere NJ Gent a
Member of the National Assembly, has been arrest
ed at Lyons on account of this conspiracy. The
whole story may be true, but it is also possible that
Is an invention of the police preparatory to the
meeting of the Legislative Assembly and designed
to bring the members of that body to the proper
frame of mind with reference to the schemes of Lou
is Napoleon
The organs of the government deny that France
has proposed, conformity with Russia, to invade
Prussia, provided the last named power will not help
Denmark put down Schleswig Holsein.
Gen. Cayagnac is said to have declared himsefn
private conversation In favor of prolonging the term
of the President. Doubtful.
GERMANY. The principal news from Germany
Is that Prussan troops have entered the Electorate of
Hesse, marching upon the roads which they have
right 10 use according to tie treaties of 1915 Ii is
SAID that they do not intend to remain there but ara
merely marching through; but this may be SO or not
according to circumstances.
The Eector of Hesse still retains his obnoxious
Ministers; he has also gone step beyond his form
er exploits, by dismissing all the officials connected
with the financial administration of the Electorate
This is the punishment for their recusancy.
The Berlin papers state that dispatches have been
received from Warsaw, intmating that the Emper-
or OF Russia will be satisfied with nothing but the
implicit recognition of the Diet at Frankfort.
1t is reported the Berlin Cabinet recommends the
Duches to negotiate for peace
From Vienna we learn, in relation TO the Cassel
dispute, that Bavarian and Austrian battalion was
to cross the llesslan frontier yesterday.
The Munich Gazette, an official paper, states the
Austrian troops in the 1yro have received orders to
take the field
In Schleswig Hosten there has been skirmish
near Rendsburg, but no decisive fighting. A few
squadrons of Danish cavalry were beaten back by
the osielners, the latter losing seven killed 1t IS
thought that the DANISH forces are preparing for
some important movement.
From Denmark we learn that cessation of hos
lliites had been come to, and that matters would be
settled by arbitration
One Of the regiments destined for Cuba had re-
VOTED, but the emute was easily suppressed
The differences between the Cabinets Of Lisbon
and England are becoming more serious in appear-
ance.