Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-31
By Last Nights Mail.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival OF the Baltic Mt Proyincefoyvn.
The Boston papers of last evening, publish the
European Nsws, received by the Baltic, from Liver
pool to New York via Proyincetown, Cape Cod.
The Baltic sailed from Liverpool on the 18th, and
was off Halifax on Friday last, at 10 O'Clock, r. NJ
from which she steered for New York But the
supply Of coal becoming short, the captain altered
his course, and put into Proyincetown, on Sunday
morning Some of her passengers reached Boston
on Monday forenoon, by land, bringing English pa
pers OF the latest dates.
The commercial news shows slight improve
ment in cotton, and steady market.
Continental papers speak of an improved appearance
a, the chief markets there, consequent upon the partial
subsistence Of political apprehensions.
The English money market continues steady, and
moderate rates Of discount still prevail
American securities have been steady during the week
without presenting any new feature.
ENGLISH EVENTS OF THE WEEK.-Since the
commencement of the Papal storm nthing seems to
have given such general satisfaction the Queens
swers to the addresses presented TO her at Windsor
Castle on Tuesday. The tone of the Queens
swers is grave and dgnifed; but it is impossible to
tell what they loreshadow. Her Maestys Protestant
tism has never been questioned and her determination
to uphold the pure and spiritual worship of the pro-
tesant faith and to maintain it against any danger with
which it may be hreatened from whatever quarter
may proceed was spoken right royalty, and be-
came the sovereign Of empire which the sun
er sets. But her Majesty congatulaes the Lord May
or and the aldermen on their attachment to the sgreat
principles of civil and religious Liberty" and in her
address to the common council she speaks warmly of
their tried and constant advocacy of the equal enjoy
mcnts of civil rights by all classes'' These senen-
ces indicate rtrn penal la,cs to put darn the az
erosion. They intimate, the contrary, that moral
and not legal power is the only weapon with which to
meet the enemy.
| A clear admission seems to be made, that every
class has right to civil and religious freedom, So
long it does not attempt to interfere with the civil
and religious freedom of others.
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
The events in Central Europe that have trarspir-
el since the sailing of the last steamer, present
nothing Of striking character Denmark and the
Duchies appear to be resting on their arms, and
playing at diplomacy, and the German States gem
orally are in as unsettled and quarresome attitudes
towards each other as could well exist
An authenticated report has reached Paris from
Marseles that a revolution has broken cut at Pa
leuno.
! change of ministry has taken place at Madrid.
the Finance Minister, Bravo Burilo having recent
ly resigned 1t is alleged that his retirement has
been caused by his desire tomake some arrangement
with the English and Dutch creditors, which has
been overruIed by Narvaez.
Fresh disturbances have taken place at Aleppo.-
The insurgents in spite of their recent losses have
made another attack upon the city, and have been
once more defeated