Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-21
foreign 1lllzssz Nous.
Seven Days Later from Europ e.
Nrms.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

New York, Feb. 20.
The steamship Baltic arrived at her dock at noon,
in t,celre days from Liverpool She brings 81 pas
sengers
The Atlantic was to be towed to Liverpool.
The Cambria sailed on the 4th.
The Pacific, hence, arrived on the 81. She had
been in the ice 20 hours off Newfoundland
liverpool, Feb 8 Cotton has declined half
penny.
Mr.. DeMarcoreta, Envoy Extraordinary of the
Republic Of Nicaragua to this Government is pas
senger in the Baltic. The object of this mission is
The consummation of the Canal question, which has
been so long agitated, as well as other matters OF
public Importance.
The ''breadstutfs' market was somewhat lower,
There was better feeling in provisions
Parliament was opened by the Queen in person on
the 4th. bill to be introduced to prevent ter
ritorial titles being used by Romish Bishops
A steamer exploded at Glasgow on Wednesday,
killing six persons. On the same night, and in the
same river, the Thistle steamer ran down the brig
Laurel, from Demarara, in which IA men persisted.
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| continue 10 maintain the relations of peace and
amity with foreign powers,
l have concluded with ike King of Sardinia arti-
cles additional to the treaty of September, 1851.
The Government of Brazil has taken new, and
hope efficient measures for the suppression of the
atrccious traffic in slaves.
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Germany to carry into full effect the provisions of the
treaty with Denmark which was concluded at Berlin
IN the month of July last year. The German Con-
federation and the Government of Denmark are now
engaged In fulfilling the stpulations of that treaty,
and thereby putting end to hostities which at one
time appeared full of danger to the peace of Europe.
The recent assumption of certain ecclesiastical IL
ties conferred by foreign power has excited strong
feeling IN this country, and large bodies of my sub
Jecs have presented addresses to me, PRAYING that
| UGH assumptions should be resisted | have assured
them of my resolution to maintain the rights of nv
crown and the independence of the nation against all
encroachment, from whstever quarter it may pro-
ceed have the same time expressed my earnest
desire and firm determination, under Gods blessing,
to maintain unimpairedhe religious liberty which Is
so justly priced by the people of this country.
The receipts of the revenue have been satisfactory
The state of the commerce and manufactures of the
United Kingdom has been such as 10 afford general
employment to the laboring classes.
SCHLEswIG- HoLsTEIN.-The Holstein Stadt
0i's's nave Iesigned IN favor OF new provincial
government. In their proclamation they state that
the Germanic Confederation intends TO protect the
established relations between schleswig and Hol-
stein.
The new Government Of Holstein has published
proclamation to the inhabitants of the Duchy, by
which the diet is dissolved
GERMANY.-The fundamental laws of septem-
Der, ls4s, and the Frankfort fundamental laws for
Germany are abolished; and all laws passed since
March. 1913, will have only provisional validity