Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-27
News Items by the America

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News Items by the America
Intelligence had reached liverpool the day be-
fore the steamers departure Of the total loss of
the American ship Columbus, Capt. MeCerran,
on the 9TH inst, off the coast of Waterford Two
lady passengers, two steerage passengers, and
eight of the crew perished; but the captain and
officers and the remainder of the crew and pas
sengers were saved.
ENGLAND.-A dissolution ofthe English Cab.
met appeared inevitable. cabinet council was
held on the 9Th inst, after which Lord John Rus
sell proceeded to Windsor to confer with The
Queen 1t was admitted on all hands that the
Wing Government could not hold together much
longer, and many believed that it would fall be-
fore the opening of Parliament.
The ''customs reform" deputaiion from Liver
pool had audience with Lord John Russell Oh
the 9th inst, and he promised that the subject of
complaint would receive the immediate atten-
lion of the Government.
Baron Kenseny, manager Of the Hungarian
Committee In London, under the appointment of
Kossuth, had died of broken heart, caused by
the personalities Of a correspondent of the Daily
News
The Marquis of Lansdowne has rendered his
resignation as Lord President of the Council, and
holds office only until successor Is appointed.
FRANcE.-France continued TRANQUIL. The
President gave grand banquet at the TuilIeries,
on the 4th inst, to four hundred of the delegates
of the departments
decree OF the Minister ofihe Interior grasses
the republican notices from the public edi6ces,
and restores the ancient historical names Of
streets and buildings.
Latest advces note rumor which prevailed in
Paris on the 9th, that marked GOODNESS had ars-
en- between the President and the British Minis
ter in relation to the Belgium afairs GaIignani's
Messenger had announced that Lord Normandy
would leave the following day for England not to
RETURN This had carried the utmost regret to all
parties, and had contributed TO fall Of one per
cent in the funds.
1t was announced that a further delay of ten
days would take place in the PRONUNCIATION of the
new Constitution. This delay was variousy ac-
counted for, one opinion averring that the Presi-
dent contended for liberalisng and another for re-
strictlng the legitimate guarantees of the Consti-
tuition.
RUssIA.-The Prussian Gazette of the 9Th
says that Hamid Muret, the bravest son of Scha-
my, the Clrcassian chief has surrendered un-
condilonay to the Russians, and is nova prs-
oner at Iliiis. Prince Woronzoff, son of the
commander IN chief, received from the young
chief, possession Of the fortresses of Wenos, Prya
with numerous attachments Of soldiers.
AUsTRIA.-The German Journals announce
that great sensation has been caused at Vienna
by the receipt of the intelligence that Don Juan,
lnfanta of Spain, second son of Don Carlos, has
run away from his wife with an English Govern
ess. The wife is sister to the Duke of Modena.
BY an Imperial decree issued at Vienna, the
last day of the year, the Constitution of March is
formally abrogated, as being unsuitable and inn
practicable.
The Austrian Lloyds boast that it was Prince
SchwarzenbeTg who virtually dismissed Lord Pal
merston.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-The Boer-
senhall of Hamburg contains the following from
Berlln-"The affair between Germany and Dem
mark is terminated, although the treaty between
Denmark and the Great German Powers has not
yet been signed. In consequence Of the arrange
ment the German troops will eyacuate HoIstein in
the course of the month, but body of Austrian
troops will remain Professionally at Hamburg and
in the neghborhood.
CAPE OF Coon observation-disclosures from
the Cape Of Good Hope announces that severe
skirmish had taken place on the Glib of November
between large bodies of rebel Hottentots and
Cafires and detachment Of British troops, in
which the latter had been compelled to retire
with the loss Of one colonel, three other officers
and several men. Relnforcenents had sailed
from England before the receipt of the news
Another reverse had been sustained by the Brit
ish at the Sagos, coast Of Africa in an attempt
TO chastlse the nstiye king for slave dealing The
rec, consisting oftwo hundred and sixty officers
and men, was repulsed with considerable loss
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~ We learn that the next lecture before the
Worcester County Mechanics Association will be
delivered by S. G. Bulinch. Subject.-Hungary.
DIR. Cleaveland being prevented by the indispos-
ton of member of his family from lecturing as
announced.
zTHE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL says it has de-
lghtul correspondent at the South, of the most
beautiful ladies living, who uses gun with great
skill, bringing down birds upon the wing at almost
every shot.
QUESTION FOR A WESTERN DEBATING SocI-
ETY.-"H man has tiger by The tail, which
would be the best course for his personal saiety-to
hold on, or to lei go?"
No halava 4 HIT tpaH tad L.