The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-08
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival of the Cambria.

Canada. Corn market animated. Flour had adj
vanced Cd; corn Is Cd Is. Wheat had adranc-
| ed I'd.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool Saturday night
at II O'Clock. The Pacific was advertised to sail on
Wednesday at O'Clock.
| The Portuguese Government having declined to
accede to the demand of the American Minister, he
| has demanded his passports, und advertised his
household furniture for sale. The American squad
ron still in the Tagus and Mr. Clay intended to
! leave Lisbon on the 18th.
| The news of the death of President Taylor pro-
duced great sensation in England, and the leading
Journals devote much space to a review Of his char
acter and exploits, in which they pay just tribute
| to his worth and fame A large meeting Of Ameri-
can citizens in London assembled on Thursday, at
which the American Minister presided, and passed
series highly patriotic resolutions, expressive of
their of the great loss their country has sus-
tanned in the death of the President, and of their
sympathy with his family.
| The political news from England possess no fea-
ture of striking importance.
! In Parliament, the Ministry have sustained two
more defeats upon their own measures, and in addi-
tion have the necessity of abandoning the Jews
emancipation bill, and the new marriage act
The potato blight is said to have reappeared, both
IN England and Ireland. 1t is said to be mitigated
form. Its effect is beginning to be felt in the corn
markets Of the kingdom, notwithstanding that the
cereal crops generally promise an abundant harvest
Actual hostilltles have commenced between Dem
mark and the Duchies-the latter having been de-
clared by the former in a state of blockade An ac-
ton took place between Danish man of war, and
the German steamer Borini on the Dist in which
the former sustained considerable injury and was
forced 10 retire. The hostile armies were at last
dates face to face, and as the King of Denmark in
tends severe coercion, backed by the active support
OF Russia, and the passive support of the other great
powers, including England, there remains no doubt
but that severe conflict will ensue.
/ ENGLAND. The House of Commons has been
chiefly engaged with voting the supplies, in which
they have yet made but little progress 1t is pretty
evident that many bills must be abandoned or that
the session will be very protracted.
| The great meeting of the sympathisers with the
Bishop OF Exeter came off on Tuesday, in London
The next result of this effort was protest against
the Judgment given by the courts of law petition
to the Queen, praying that hereafter all questions
touching the doctrines of the Church Of England NAV
be referred to the spiritual heads of the church; and
an address to the dignaries clergy and laity Of the
church for cooperation.
The temperance of the potato blight in a mtiga-
ted form, in both Ireland and England, is beyond
doubt in the counties Of Clare, Kerry and Limerick.
whilst from Cork Tipperary and Galway report
speaks cheerfuly of the coming harvest and partc-
ularly ofthe potato crop.
j At meeting of the friends Of Baron Rothschild
held at London on Thursday, it was resolved, that
he should present himself at the bar of the House OF
Commons as member for London Baron Roths.
child accordingly in pursuance ola previous arrange
mFent entered the House on Friday at noonpresen-
~" 'i''O'' - 49,
the table and demanded to be sworn on the old io.-
lament. very stormy debate ensued, in which
the pusllanlmous conduct of the government wa
severely censured' by even their usual supporters
| Inns n M dnnap fs
Jected Finally the debate was adjourned ti Mon.
day, when almost all politicians anticipated that
resolution confirming the principle of the bill will he
carried If SO it is thought by many that the ,yb;as
cannot hold office another hour after.
bristol has been the scene ola dreadful Steamboat
explosion, by which number of persons have lost
their lives. nave ios'
FRANCE. Paris, Saturday. In the departments
where elections for Municipal honors arc abont 80
take place, most of the candidates are of the
of order. VI '"e party
"A destructive water spout fell in the vicinity Of
Orleans on the 10TH Vi
a letter from Marseles, states that the Amorcor
Corvette Fried, anchored in the bay on ,rbnrsd",'
having on Board Turkish Ambassador. accrad;,3i
ny the sublime porte to the government at Wash;no
hePor's nave been received from Morocco stating
that IN consequence of the continued dronabt ~ 8
greater part of the crops had been DESTROYED ana
famine was app: ehended. '"O ''''
The law on the Press has been officially r,,hI;u,
ed 1t Is said that the President will use ;bo
II confers on him with the utmost riqor In sho..
that he hates the Press and would eSterm;na,a !, e
ne could The greatest annoyance which The Ia -
gives to the Press, is the clause which conals '"
writers 70 sign their own articles, but il i tbonaht
rons;tI e oiause VIII be evaded, by making the res
ponsible editor sign all that appears in the manor
Zen Dhautpoul has acknowledged that he con-,
nied an error as regards the laws Of d;sc;n =
his differences with Changarner. and the gnnnso H.
came to reconciliation, in order to relieve sbs pa
sldent from embarrassment. 'e'e 'iie RE
The French fleet has left Naples for C,bo,bon.. =.
be reviewed by the President of the R ennbI;o ~
irlgateS suddenly left Toulon TO-DAY for Tnnis wv
IN several OF the departments the peonle E,o =
continued dread of incendaries Count P;ro o ~ ~
on Saturday. " 'io "epulc' died
Inc election of the Committees or ,,yo,,, g.. :
rreIo5ave and Surveillance, during the nroron.,o =,
Of the Assembly has been held Upon The sSoI
'ne committee are considered unfayorahle 20 ~
views Of the President. 0'"o'e 70 the
Wahln the last two days 7l0 9Os francs have beon
uePosned IN the Paris Savings Banks. '''"
LOUIS NaPolean is about making another nrov;Do;,,
our, lnls time IN an eastery direction. 1he con1-
parauVe effect OF the new electoral law 10 a;1 ~