The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-11
European INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Europ IL days Later.

EUHOGEiN IL / ELilUL
Arrival of the Europ PA days Later.
The Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived at about seven
O'Clock Friday evening, bringing Liverpool dates Of the
26th ult.
The splendid New York packet ship Hottinguer,
Capt Bursley has fallen prey to the fury of the ele
mens and melancholy loss of life attended the disas
ter The Hottinguer sailed from Liverpool for New
York on January 10Th She had % cabin and steer
age passengers, together with the Captain and of
Sd men and bows and had very full freight of various
descriptions of goods She had oniy passed far
Blackwater Bank which is off the coast of Wexford,
when she struck OF those dangerous hedges of
rocks which lie concealed in thatquarter.
This occurred on the morning of the 18th. On the
occurrence of this mshap, part OF the crew and all
the passengers were sent ashore Captain Bursey and
thirteen of his remained on board determined not
to leave the ship while there the renotest chance
of saving her. Ca the folluwing morning. the 18th,
the ship tloated off Backwater Bank, and bore awry
before the wind, and struck Arklow Bank, where
she afterwards pieces, and sad to relate, Capt.
Bursley and twelve of the noble band vino determined
to the last of the ship, met watery grave.
At the time the passengers left the ship her situation
seemed to be utterly hopeess the hold full of wa
ter, and the making clear breaches over her. 1t
was with extreme difficulty aad peril that passengers
and passed iato the boats, the break
ing with dreadful violence the bank. The passen-
gers were abe take any thing out of the ship eX-
happily succeeded in reaching the shore although with
extreme difficulty, from the length of the and great
distance (seven miles more) from the bank to the
land Capt. Bursley's son, who was on board the
Hottinguer up to the time she struck Blackwater
Bank, is passenger on board the Europa.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, JAN 25th, P. M.-Commer-
cial affairs are still in satisfactory state, but at the
same time less buoyant than week ago
The improved tone with which our Cotton market
closed on the 18th inst, manifested it elf upon its
opening on Monday. Ga Tuesday morning the Bos-
ton steamer of the 9th. arrived from New York ad-
vsing an advance of one per h. in that market
The market Immediately manifested very excited
appearance. Spectators became exceedingly anx-
Ious purchasers, and an advance Lid and in some
instances S-Sd per ID. was at obtained by hold
ers. Since Tuesday there has been less actively
Ibe demand has been upon much smaller scale,
which holders freely supply at a decline of Is d
IRON the extreme prices current on Tuesday. The
total sales this week 80 900 bales of which spec
ulators have taken % 900 American. The author
lzed quotations to-day for fair Bowed I'd; Mobile I'd
Orleans I-3 d.
The Corn market continues to exhibit much Ian
gaor At our market held here to-day, the best
Western Canal Flour sold at 23s a 24s; PhilldeI-
phla and Baltimore 25s a25s 6; new Oaio 24s 25s
o; Indian Corn steady at 3ls Bis for white, 29s
Zgs for yellow, and 28s 29s for mixed
Inc iron market continues firm, with an improv-
ed tendency. The quotations are Merchant Bar
Iron, to lbs; best Rolled, FL; Scotch PigNo. /,
net cash e. los.
Money market. Cashremans abundant, bat is
expected by the leading discount houses to become
igner, In consequence ofthe large accession of spec
ula1on Dllls, and the operation of the Russian loan
FRANCE. Business progresses slowly in the 90
isatlve Assembly. The budget is still in commitee
Inc Chamber had been for some time occupied with
M Falloux's education bill. The latest Parisian ad
vices represent Victor Hugo as hlviag made speech
against H. winch was appauded with frenzy by the
mountain The debate adjourned amidst great ex
IItedhent. The war against the press contnues-the
he r has been suspended and La Presse seized.
Inc weather throughout France, especially the
Iou'l mas been more rigorous than for many years
ne buenos Ayres expedition is said to have been
abandoned.
PRUSSIA The threatened dissolution of the Cab
nc appears 10 have been avoided by some compro-
mise The kingdoms are now disposed to take the
oatn OF the Constitution The Erfnrt Parliament !.
present ioi 'ii'
WlRTEMBURG. In Wrtemburg there appears
~ NC cnahge OF opinion, favorable to Russian influ
ence: The Hanovaran Chamber refuses to recog
me the Central Commission of Austria and Prussia
constitution Is recommended for Ger,nania.
nosfRIA: Austria is occupied with the number
n: A'uliohs ior ner provinces. The Provincial
Del are TO be convoked in October, and that of thu
empire will assemble in 1851
ROME. 1t is said that the want of money pre
vents the Pope from returning to his capital and tho
france has offered funds to His Holiness. Tn
Archbishop of Bourges said to be the bearer of th
otter, made In the name of the French Episcopacv.
SARDIN1A.Ihe Sandman Chamber Of Deputic
has approved the treaty of peace concluded IT NJ
Ian, between the Piedmontese and the Austrians
ls expected that the Senate viii also approve ii.
AT Berlin, negotiations for the treaty cf neac
with Denmark have been renewed. The Russian
having refused diplomatic relations with the Port
it is expected that the Aus!rians will not be slow
follow.
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present volume is the concluding Of Hume's Histo