Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19


The steamship Canada, from Liverpool Jan. 81,
arrived here this morning. She briugs Al pas
sengers
ENGLAND.-The intelligence from England is
devoid of interest.
The London Money Market remained unaffected
in tone The British funds were fiat on the morn
ing Of the day of the Canadas departure but rallied
towards the close.
meeting was held at Ncwcaste-upon-Tyne on
the Both, TO take measures TO form volunteer rifle
corps, TO repel invasion from France.
The regiments quarered at he Portsmouth garri-
son have received orders to send out additional
recruiting parties
Guns Of larger calibre than the present to be
mounted at Fort Moncton, on the Angesey Shore
The London Chronicle speaks lightly Of the fears
expressed elsewhere OF foreign invasion.
FRANcE..-The condtiono Of France continued to .
agitated 10y the anti OIL leans DEGREES of the 23d
OF January, and the public Reproduction of the meats.
ue appeared to be expressed as loudly the reign
OF terror permitted. The Constitutional OF the 9Th
January had announced that in consequence Of the
dI,aecion OF his friends, and the shock sustained
by the public mind from those decrees the President
had resolved to submit their ratification the SEN
ate and Legislative Assembly; but the Patrie, Of
the 29th denied the statement upon government
thority, and the same day, the former journal was
placed under censorship Tor the lIicle. IL was re-
presented in quarters that a lough the Pres-
dent would not rescnd modify the DEGREES, he
| had promised an indemnity to the Orleans family
but the prevalent b lief was, that the original de-
crees wonld never be executed TO the extent threat
ened. The tesementary executors Of Louis PhH.
lippe had issued opinion, signed by the most emi-
| ntnt members OF the bar, declaring the DEGREES
| Illegal.
The Moniteur of the 10Th publishes NJ. Foud's
| financial expose, showing an estimated deficit for
the year Of twenty millions o: francs 1t was
| considered satisfactory on the Bourse.
! Nj. Foud had refused 10 return TO office unless
an extensive modification of the Orleanst DEGREES
! is conceded, and NJ. Morney had likewise refused
without material change policy. NJ. Dupiu's
resignation did not appear to surprise the Pres-
dent, but none of the journals We're permitted TO
! publish 1t.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte had been nominated
President of the Senate, and NJ. Meynard, Sen
alor, first Vice President.
The Pays announces that two thousand add-
tional political convcts would in few days be
shipped TO Algeria.
Church in IA remote department of France,
was recently surrounded by soldiers, while mass
was performing. The congregation were individ-
ually examined, and several arrests were made
This step had much incensed The religious body
The President is said 10 have claimed thirty
six millions Of francs from the Neapoilan govern.
ment, as an indemnity Tor the cOnhscated proper
ty of Murat, King of that country under the En-
peror Napoleon
III. Deschanel, a Professor of the Paris Univer.
sity, had been exlled
49, Geographic despatch from Paris, under the
had been given by Louis Napoleon 10 ar
ty OF Engllh, at which iorty-dve sal down HE
expressed great regret at the prevalence ofthe be-
lei IN England of his warike intentions. He had
lived there long enough he said TO acnuire resnpc
Tor lis people and institutions, and he still had q
great many friends there
ITALY Iii stated that the Chamber of Dep
uties of Turin had been occupied with the pro.
posed government measures for the regulation 0
the Press Its session was entirely despotc, and
the debate was adjourned.