Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
A s RIG A.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9Th.


The Africa arrived shortly before II O'Clock, but
the snow storm prevented her being elrgraphed.
Her advices from Liverpool to the 18th.
No American steamer had arrived out since the
departure of the Atlantic.
CoTToN-The buoyancy announced by the Attain
tic continued on the 18th and 18Th, and there vas
less pressure the market. The sales of the two
days were 20 600 bales. The total sales of the week
were 81 320 bales The market closed on Friday
very firm at the full rates of the previous Friday.
Jas. Mcllenry's circular says Breadstulfs are dull
aud rather lower.
ENGLAND.-The proceedings in Parliament had
been generally unimportant The second reading of
the new reform bill was fixed for the 9th.
committee was called to inquire ioto the CON
tracts for preserved meats for the royal navy.
In relation to the case Of the EugliShman who
had been assaulted at Florence by an Austrian of
fcer, Lord Granville stated that he had orde ed the
| English Minister to see that redress obtained
A serious collision took place ia the Channel on
the 18th, between the English ship Pickwck, from
! Valparaiso, and he American ship Chimera, Capt.
| Bangs Both vessels left the Meisey together, on
"Wednesday, and had proceeded to about 30 miles
| N. w. of Holy head, when, during heavy wind,
| the hmera struck the Pickwick amidshIp. The
OF the latter with the exception of one seaman
and the stewart, all go. safely ON board the Chi
| mera.
The London Times stn talks in war strain,
|
channel.
Mr. Layard, the Ninevah traveller, has been APP
| pointed Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
| FRANCE.-Nothing of interest had transpred in
France, beyond the indications OF some slight dis
/ turbdnces IN districts where the population we're
| badly disposed The disturbances arose ont Of the
liberation OF certain political prisoners, the popua-
ton supposng that general amnesty had been pro.
| claimed. The Minister of the Interior, IN circu-
lar to the Projects had rec mmended them to use all
the in their power induce The people to elect
candidates approved Of by the Government, and if nee
essary, TO have recourse to procamatons in their
several cummunts.
He says The Senate, the Council of State and the
Legislative bodies, have perlecl harmony of ld as
and rests for ITS unity of views in the public pow ers
which alone constitutes The strength ana @ andeur
of nations, and warns the popuace against those
who in unison with the spirit of the new in
| situations.
The rumor of serious difficulty among the Regi-
| an soldeIy, and Of leaning towards France had
| been graVely entertained.
The resignation of the Turkish Cabinet had pro
duced profound sensation in France. The change
! involved fresh complications respecting the vexed
question OF the holy places. The new Minister,
| Reschld Pacha, had proposed certain terms to the
French Ambassador, which simply had the effect
OF throwing the question back to its starting point
1TALY.-Advices from Italy speak of the abhor
renee IN which the French troops are regarded in
Rome, and state that the Pope was disguised be.
yond measure with the arrogant mpertinence of he
French oicers,and that he took pains TO conct al
it, Three attempts had been made to assassinae
| French sol Tiers and the French Inspector of
! Police had been secretly stabbed.