Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RIVAL OF THE RCTIc

The steamer Arctic, of the Collins line, from Liv-
erpoo, Jan. 18th, arrived at Halifax on the after
noon of the oath, with thirty five passengers and
large freight.
The English news furnishes no features of inter
est Cotton has declined and the provision market
is dull
FRANCE. Considerable excitement prevailed IN
Paris in consequence of disagreement between
the President and his military commander in chief
Gen. Changarnier which resulted in the resignation
of all the members of his cabinet. The General,
by unanimous consent of the National Assembly,
was permitted 10 justify his conduct before that BODY
The President has experienced great difficulty in re-
organizing new Cabinet, Odillon Barrot and 9TH
ers, 10 whom place rendered, having positively
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nearly week, when the official organ of the Prest
dent appeared with his speech, and the official an
nouncement of Drouyn el'Hay's for foreign affairs
ana General Reynaud DIES Jean de Angley for the
war oihce with new appointments also of ministers
OF marine, public works, and commerce
Another decree signed by the ministers of The in
terror and of war is published, revoking the decree
by which the National Guard and the troops or the
lst division were united under one command The
effect OF this decree is to abolish the post heretofore
held by General Changarnier. General Perrot fakes
command of the National Guards and the troons Of
tue Hlst ulplslon are 10 be commanded by General
paraguay D'l1Iers. He enters upon his duty nv
general order to the army of Paris, in which he ex
plains the object of his appointment, and states that
ne will maintain the discipline which his predeces.
sors had established. He also states that he will
uphold the authority established by the constitution
ana give his energetic support in the execution of the
law. ''0
postscript to the despatch, under date of sew
en- O'Clock, 10th, states that the motion had been
made IN the Assembly that the members should re-
TIRE 10 their bureaux to name committee to prepare
resolutions expressive Of their sentiments in regard to
recent events, which motion was carried against the
active opposition of the minority by vote of $50 to
2o3. Great confusion is stated to have prevailed in
the assembly after the declaration of the vote.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs The COM
nissloners to arrange the difficulties between the
Duches had arrived at Rendsburg, and at the latest
date had given the authorities three days to consider
what course they would pursue. Meantime the gov
eminent and the peoples representatives in Wur-
temburg are at ioggerheads upon the subject of yo-
ing the supplies, and there appears to be proba-
bllIty that second edition of the Hesse Cassel af
far will finally be enacted in that small territory
The accounts from Rome and the activity Of Mez
z'n and other Italian refugees give US no reason 10
doubt but that any serious difficulty at Paris would
be instantly seized upon to unfurI the Republican
Banners in the Holy City, where the French SOL
dlers have become so obnoxious that they are inds
crmnately assassinattd by the citizens on every pos
sble occasion.
From Spain we have nothing beyond the usual
weekly statement of the resignation of the Naryaez
Caoinet, winch was this time caused by the Queens
having received that gentleman cooy.