Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09
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ENGLAND. Two great events have trans
Fed In the course Of the few days preceding
Il departure of the steamer, each capable of Sc
Pusly influencing the character of all CONNER
hl operations First, the resignation of the Sec
Itary for Foreign Affairs, and the other, the
lection ofLous Napoleon by a large majority, las
resident of France for ten years A temporary
arrangement of the various markets, and the
Eclne of prices in many occurred, but when it
Ecame known that Lord Granville was TO sue
led Lord Palmerston, confidence became in
me measure restored. Lord Palmerston had
lddeny retired from the office of Foreign Sec
Itary, TO the amazement and regret Of the whole
htion.
| This astounding act is imputed to the dissen-
ons which were known to exist in the Cabinet
r several months, and was precipitated by the
lgnificant reception and emphatic avowal of
l)lnion to the Kossuth deputation, to whom his
ordship used language by no means compliment
| ny to the absoutlsts of Europe. The fearless
osltion assumed by his Lordship, proved dis
slefu to the majority Of the ministry, and hence
e result This has been the all prevailing top
Of conversation at this festive season, and had
Gated universal sensation. The under Secreta-
Lord Stanley of Aderly, had also rendered
$ resignation. Among the rumored causes of
ord Palmerston's secession from the Cabinet,
as that of IA difference of opinion upon the abb
tract question Of the French Revolution, though
Ne mystery was not likely to be revealed before
e meeting Of Parliament.
1t would appear that the return of many Irish
migrants to their own country, had attracted
considerable attention in Ireland, as in very many
stances the expectation entertained had been
no means realized. The Irish were congratu-
ting themselves upon it, and regarded it as a
round of hope 81
The silk trade is reported firm, and large de-
rand expected shortly.
From the manufacturing districts, the reports
the first portion of the week were of cheer
g nature, and merchants had been making pur-
aases evidently in anticipation of increasing bus
ess, with the turn of the new year.
Z One ofthe members an extensive drysaltery
ldslness in Liverpool, had absconded, after APP
lroprlating funds TO the amount of $685. A
cotch firm remotely connected with the house
which the defauIler belonged, had previously
'iered to make good all deficiencies, provided
te deiauIter would enter into a bond not toreturn
| England
The iron house of John Barclay, Glasgow, has
sspended payment. Liabilities $40 900.
Sc
Jams q Sons, has failed. Liabilities 500, 900.
FRANcE.-The all engrossing topic of the
Residential election, was occupying the French
mind to the exclusion of all Others. The Pres-
dnt was, throughout the whole of France, still
lrpossesslon OF an overwhelming majority, which
vas reported as likely to be greater than that of
Bt7. Zen 10 one, and nine TO one, seem 10 be
generally the odds in his favor
Fhe Geographic report gave as the votes of 81
departments, Of which % were complete, Yes,
6Qll 900; No, 100000. Many of the Deputies
hay been set at liberty, and much speculation was
in6ged in as to the new press law, TO be shortly
The best inferred think that each
Journal would have to deposit a certain sum with the
government, as security for lis good behavior.
as 9tsaces g.; Of the press were to be- the first, an
among citizens; third, an attack npon religion,
aniiy, or property; each offence to be punishable
p hne and Imprisonment
ne correspondent Of the London Globe. writing
from Paris, on Friday morning, says:-Amongst the
rumors OF the day in Paris is one to the effect thai
some Ministerial changes will accompany or immedi
ateiy follow the assumption OF the Government, when
pronounced legal by the vote of the people. Montal
enbert is spoken of as likely to form one of the ne,v
Cabinet, and that the Portfolio of Public instruction
will be confded to him; but that Messrs. Mornev
Kouher, and Foud and Gen. ST. Arnaud, vii
remain in office
i he papers state that the police Of Rennes, hav-
Ing Deeh informed that some of the refugees in Lon
don were about TO enter Brittany from Jersey meas.
ureS were taken to arrest them. Three DAYS back
NJ. BROKERS, Commissary Of Police, gave orders tc
arrest young man, who presented himself with a
passport quite irregular. ''Yon are, said Nj. Bro
chers, : furnished with a passport which is worth
less: Ii Is under false name. Your own name is
lie BRllptlr he Villiprc # IL N
scrlt. You are from London, and YOU have beer
reported several times condemned for poIitica
offences" The young man was obliged toadnit thai
correctness OF the charge, and in an hour he was on
his way to Paris, nnder escort.
. SPAIN.-A despatch had Just been received via
Paris, stating that the Queen of Spain had beer
safely delivered Of robust Princess, on the 20ih
Ilt.
GERmANY.-A letter from Berlin, of the 22d ult.
says that The conditions Of the new loan will be pub
lshed IN the course of week. The amount will he
sixteen millions Of dollars at -four per cent 10 90
Fen millions are to be left to tile spectators Of The
Exchange, and the other six millions are alreadv
akeh up by the Schebraulauz Board of Maratime
Trade.
Inc Belgian Government is said to have made
several concessions to the Zoyeren. in order ~
acltate definite arrangement There are, how.
,ver, sundly difficulties concerning treaties with the
Netherlands, not so easily settled
Advices from Berlin to the 23d ut.
'ate the TACT that some Of the German governments
"'i send deputies to attend the Commercial Con.
'ress opened by the invitation OF Austria, while
Prussia declines on the ground that the Zolyerein
must he constructed before it can, as a body enter
mo any further negotiation with States not belong
ng to It. This excited some speculation as 10 the
probable result of The conference.
The Express states that The Austrian Ambassador
o the Court of ST James, now a. Brussels. has
eceived orders to proceed Immediately to his post.
, STRANGE lNcIDENT.-At the N. II. State
Prison, on Saturday morning last, prisoner
named Henry NJ Scott, who worked at the turn
ng lathe IN the cabinet makers shop, before
eavIng his cell 1.-THE morning, drew knife twice
around his arm, near the elbow Joint cutting
eyerYthlng clear to The hone III Laa.a. -