Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-12
4oreisn 80 a,ws.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Africa.


The Cunard Steamer Africa arrived at New York
on Thursday morning, April 10Th, in eleven and half
days from Liverpool
The United States mail steamer Washington, Capt.
Floyd, left Southampton the atteroon of March 26.
She had sevenyeigt passengers, one hundred of
freight from Bremen, and about fifty from France
She had also about hundred aud forty thousand dol
lars in doubloons, from Havre.
ENGLAND.-In the House of Lords on Friday Even
ing, March rs, Lord Lyndhurst.complaine of the pro-
ceedings OF Nj. Mazziai, Ledru Ron, Klapka, and
other refugees who intriguing against Austria and
other orega states, and suggested the propriey of re-
enactIno the alien act
Earl Grey said that the subject had attracted the anx-
ious atteaton of the Foreign and Home Secretaries,
but ne thought that nothing short of danger the
ernal peace Of the country could justify the re-enac
hent oil the alien act,
In reply the Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Grey said that
tho Government disapproyed Of the proceedings of the
refugees.
In the House OF Commons the same evening,
committee of enquiry appointed with reference to
steam communication between England China and Aus
trala
Leave was given to Lord John Russell to introduce
bill for 'the better administration of justice in the
Court Of Chancery.''
After the 81 Of April to the 10TH no packages were
to be received in the Crystal Palace; nor any goods
except such could be carried in by hand From the
10Th to the Doth, fees for admission would he charged
upon articles, CONNIE ncng ten shilngs for every ar
tice weighing under % lbs, and advancing in propor-
ton to the weight All goods be finally arranged
by the 2ls Of April IN the manner in which thew are to
be exhibited
! Two highly respectable and well educated members
of the Roman Catholic Church. renounced the errors of
Popery at Holy Trinity Church, Amblecote, Wutoes
tershre, few days since.
| Sixty of the Polish and Hungarian refugees landed
/ min how
America The rest are in wretched plight at Liver
pool.
The continental intelligence presents no items Of great
interest more than the few which we sul,oin:
General Dembinski had arrived at ConstantinopIe.
says letter dated there on the 9Th of March, and was
waiting the Emperor Of Austra's amnesty with the in
tention Of then embarkng for Paris.
The city of Levssi. in the Island of Rhodes, has
been destroyed by earthquake.
Adyices from Bessarabia state that 10000 Russian
troops have entered that province.
The Austrian troops, in the Papal States, have re-
| ceived considerable renlorcements.
AdYIces from AgIam, state that the Instruction in
Bosnia is spreading with fearful rapidty.
terrific hurricane felt at Lyons on the 22d,
which has caused great damage.
The Russian Government has decided that the thou.
sandth anniversary of the Russian Empire which. ac
cordng to the Russian historians dates from the wear
S32, shall be celebrated next year, with the greatest
pomp, in all the cities and large towns of the European
and Aslatlc provinces Of Russia
lady residing at Strabane has sent to the Exhibit
ton knitted linen lace scarf containing II IL miles
OF thread and 3,475000 stitches 1t feet 10 inches
IN length and feet wide, and it is only 3S ounces
in weight.
Mr.. James Armitage died on the 18th of March. at
| Cloghjordan, aged 100 years For SO wears he was
IN fellowship with the Baptist Church of CIoghiorGan
10 the last moment his intellect was clear and unn-
paired