Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-05
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
or THE ATLANTIC,
AT NEW YORK.

The United States mail steamer Atlantic, arrived at
New York Sunday morning. at I O'Clock, in ten and
two-thirds days from Liverpool, bringing 1872 passen
gers.
The Atlantic brings full freight.
Among her passengers we notice the arrival Of j. c.
Cunningham, bearer Of dispatches, aud Rev. DIR. j. O.
Choues Of Newport.
In the London money market the most striking fc.-
tnre is inactivity, and the characteristics lust now
every branch of trade Railway Stocks have decided
downward tendency. The British funds continued de-
pressed. American Stocks have been somewhat af
iected by the general depression Maryland Elves,
80 y; Massachusetts, LOG l-2; Ohio, 104; Pennsy-
vania, 50 IA "a.
In the British Pau lament, the proceedings in the
matter OF Alderman Solonans, the Jewish member for
Greenwich, have caused great excitement The Alder
man has twice presented himself and assumed his seat
aud as often been commanded to leave it, which, after
duly protesting against, he has done. The House en-
tered on the discussion of the matter again, Tor the
third time, on Tuesday, when Lord John Russell moved
that he be not entitled to in the House. Mr..
Bethel moved.an amendment that Baron Bothschid,
and Mr.. SOlomans be declared entitled to take their
seats, Inasmuch they have taken the oaths as the
House is bound and authorized to administer them.
Alter sharp discussion, the amendment lost by
vote OF II TO ll8.
The Lords have been engaged in discussion of the
''Papa Aggression Bill which has been carried to a
second reading by majority of 225
John O'Connell has resigned his seat in Parliament
to make room Tor the Earl of Arundel
Dr. lngard, the historian, died in Lancaster county
on he 18th ult.
The extraordinary trial of Mr.. Smith, an Irish gen.
tlenlan for conspirng to murder his mother, has re-
suited in acqniIal.
The attendance at the great Exhibition is steadily
increasing. On Monday, $3.50 realized in shii
hngs-the number OF visitors being 70 900 from all
parts OF Great Britan.
The reports continue favorable ash to the growing
crops The potato blight has not yet appeared to any
extent
The cotton warehouse of Isaac s. Connolly, at Liver
pool, destroyed by fire the 2ls inst. Thee
were 2O00 bales OF cotton in the lofts, and large qua-
uty OF sulpher IN the cellar, all of which either
| burnt or injured. Loss about Els, 900.
All the preiminaries for the commencement of the
railway from Alexandria to Cairo have been concluded
with X. Stevenson, the EuglIsh Engineer; the work
will proceed forthwith.
| FRANcE.-From France, news is received of the
final decision of the Assembly the question Of the
vision very large majority supported the revision,
but not the ourths of the whole which the Con-
sution requires to legalze such revision. This sub
Ject overpowers all others in Paris. The majority in
favor OF revision is much larger than was anticipated
and the result is considered decided triumph for Ma
poeon.
The proceedings of the French Assembly, on Mon
day. were of violent character the result Of a move
lent Oh NJ DaZe who accused the ministers OF
| nnucnce with regard to the petition movements IL.
vor of the revision of the Constitution. lie introduced
resolution implying censure, which, at the instance of
NJ. Larrabatt Bonapartis, slightly modified, aud
carried by majority of 49, The Cons utioual, (the
EtGnch Ministerial Jounal.) the of censure
'n oohte"p', aus uooe lpIelIend eny change of
ministry VI
Mons. Montza, venerable preate of Rome, keeper
d the Vatican Library and professor of the Roman
University, committed suicide at Rome on the 10Th of
July. He left his recori, which was disgust
at The proceedings Of the Papal Court He nearly
10 years of age.
was examining the plan Of reforms for Cuba submitted
by the Governor General Of that Island.