Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-26
RRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK. March

The steamship Europa arrived al ~ O'Clock n.
day, she brings SO passengers.
bIeadslufs-Ihe singular depression in flour and
wheat at the sailing of the Pacific, has in some
measure disappeared. The quotations remain I'm.
altered. Indian Corn steady.
Cotton-Slnce the sailing of the Pacific the an
pearance OF the market has not improved; tie late
imports are offered fast as landed and prices of
ordinary to lar qualities are quoted Sd per pound
and IN some cases nearly lid per pound lower.
Sales this week $500 lags including 37,ISO
American; l7,OSO bags being speculation, and
4,l9O bags to exporters.
ENGLAND. A meeting of liberal members of
Parliament was held at Lord John RusseIl's on the
llth AT which his Lordship urged the expediency of
bringing the Government to an Immediate ssue on
Free Trade; accordingly Mr.. Vlers went 10 invite
the government to explain their intentions thereon
on Monday night. 9a
The Parliament re-assembled on Friday the 18th.
but no business Of AM moment was transacted In
the Lords, Lord Beaumont minated his intention
OF questioning Lord Derby on Monday as to his in
tenton respecting Free Trade. Lord Lyndhurst de-
nounced the attempt which had been made by the
Anti orn-Law League to obtain the dissolution of
the present Parliament The Lord Chancellor stated
at considerable length the various reforms be was
dtsrous OF efectng in the administration of Justice
Lord Brougham followed, repeating his denunciation
against the expense and delay Of the Court of Chan
Gerry, and his satisfaction the sweeping reform in,
tended 10 be made.
In the Commons, number of new Ministers
re elected took their seals. On the motion of l. nd
John Russell, the new reform bill was ordered 20 he
read second lime, that day three months.
AT the Buckinghamshire election, Mr. D'Israeil
distinctly stated that the policy which his party
adopted in The opposition was The one which will
he carried out by the Government, and affirmed that
the agricultural interest should either be placed in
position To compete with foreign grown corn, or be
relieved from taxation.
IRELAND. Eglinton, the new Lord Lieutenant
publicly entered Dublin on the 10th inst.
Lord Mas, the Chief Secretary for Ireland. had
gwen up the contest for the representation of Xii
dare.
FRANCE. decree in the Moniteur declares
that any public unctionary refusing to lake the oath
of the Constitution and to Louis Napoleon in the
terms prescribed. will be regardedas having given
in his resignation.
Marshal Marmont, Duke of Ragus died at Venice
on me "a instant.
The Secle announces the death Of Armand Mar.
rast.
The Moniteur publishes a decree ordering the
corps Legislature to wear blue embroidered cnais
and white wastcoats with eagle buttons, white
Plantations with gold stripe, hat and black feather,
and sword with eagle the handle.
Orders had been given not to admit into the
French territory. any of the Poles expelled from
Athens
Another batch of political prisoners had left Havre
for Cayenne, among them Capt. Pornin. Of the Mon
tasnard Guard, who figured conspicuousy in Paris
after the revolution Of February.
The Pars Paire denies that NJ. Waenski the
French Ambassador in London, had been recalled.
The President gave splendid banquet on The Sth,
to Lord CowIey, the British Minister
SPAIN.-Fhe Government continues its system
Of annoyance towards the public journals On the
Sd, no less than six were seized.
misunderstanding to letter from Vienna,
in Berlin journal, the dissensions which arose be-
tween Austria and the United States respecting the
reception Of Kossuth, may be considered to be ar
ranged.