The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia.

The British Steam Packet Asia, Capt. Judkins
arrived at Boston Tuesday evening from Liverpool
The Asia arrived off Halifax at O'Clock on the af
ernoon of the 22d in little more than days from
Liverpool, but on account of dense fog did not gel
into port until O'Clock on the morning of the 4th
She has since been detained by fogs on her pas
sage from Halifax. She brought about ID hundred
passengers. 49,
The popular subscription for a monument to Sir
Robert Peel was proceeding 4apidy. AT Manches-
ter upwards of $4,000 hadfbeen already subscribed
and at Stafford it was resolved to raise statue Of
him in the Park.
Gen Boyer, formerly President of Hayti, died at
Paris on tie 9th inst.
The German Senate at Frankfort has given its au-
thorzation for the holding of the Peace Congress in
thH city. The sittings will commence on the 22d OF
August. Arrangements are to be made for carrying
the English delegation and visitors on the 10Th.
Mr.. Poitevin. the Aeronaut who assembled from
the Champ de Mars, in Paris aghted safely at
Meaux, and both horse aud rider had returned to
Paris.
MIR. Pate, who struck the queen, was sentenced to
be transported for seven years.
IRELAND, A care-taker was found barbarously
murdered near Clonmel.
1t is stated that the calendars for the summer as
sizes attest to an immense decrease in crime The
lord chief justice, at Glare, observed that all traces
of organized resistance to the laws have disap-
peared from Ireland.
The harvest accounts continue to be favorable. In
reference TO the potato crop, the Dublin Evening
Post says. hopes now prevail that the crop so extern
slvely planted will escape with comparatively little
injury.
Awoman named Segard was guilotined at Nancy
on the Sth for having poisoned her husband and three
children.
RUssIA-St Petersburg, July 2. The Gazette
OF this day publishes an official statement of two
serious engagements between the Russians and Cir
cassians, in which both parties suffered immense
loss.
FRANCE. The French National Assembly has
passed law requiring that every leading article Of
public journal shall be signed by the author This
vote was confirmed on the second day by majority
of l27. 1t is stated that the new law of elections,
that Is law for regulating, under authority of the
constitution, the universal suffrage established by
the constitution DISTINGUISHES six millions of
electors, or two thirds of the whole body who have
attained the requisite age.
The police authorities at Perpignan had made
discovery OF $500 ball cartridges concealed in phi
yate house. woman named Legard was guilo-
tined at Nancy on the Sth, for having poisoned her
husband and three children. NJ de Laborde, the
candidate Of reaction has been chosen Lieut. Colonel
ofthe I'd legion of the National Guard of Parish. by
a majority Off, 073 votes to SIG given to NJ. Bouon
the Socialist candidate.
ENGLAND. In the House of Commons, on the
18th inst Lord John Russell, after further eulo
GUM upon the merits of Sir Robert Peel. moved
that the House 60 into committee to consider the
propnety OF erecting a monument to the memory of
that amented statesman. The noble lord. in the
course of his statement, said that her Majesty had
desired him to inform the House that twas her desire
to bestow the same rank on Lady Peel as had been
bestowed on Lady Canning and her family upon the
death OF the late Mr.. Canning. He had TODAY re-
ceiyed letter from Lady Peel in answer to her
MaJestys wish, and 1t was to the effect that her own
desire was to bear no other name than that by which
her late husband was known but Lady Peel added
besides, that there special direction left TO his
family by the late Sir X. Peel that it was his desire
that no one of his family would accept any title on
public reward for any services he might be supposed
to have rendered to his country. (Hear.) After
the honors of public funeral had been declined
there was the stronger reason why the House shoud
consent to the erection of public monument TO the
memory of the lamented deceased
A resolution was then adopted, amidst profound
silence, Tor an address to her Majesty to give drec
TONS Tor the erection of monument in Westminster
Abbey to the memory of the deceased
Lieut. Gale assembled, on Monday last, in his bal
loon from theSwiss Gardens, Shoreman. crossed the
channel, and effected descent in France in the
neghbolhood Of Dieppe.