Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
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BY STEAMER NIAGARA.

The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara arrived OFT
this port at 5 80 A, NJ, having left Liverpool Nov.
9Th. She has fifty nine TIN ough passengers, and
brings news seven days later.
The Arctic arrived out at midnight on Nednes.
day. The interest by this arrival centres in Eng
land and France-Eree Trade test in the former,
the Empire in the latter.
Cotton extremely fiat, and one hrthing lower
Breadstuifs active. Gold abundant.
ENGLhHD.-Il any doubt existed after Mr. DIS
rae's motion, that the Derby government would
throw protection overheard, il was set at rest by
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords, on the 22d ut.
In answer to the question from Earl Clam carde
Lord Derby stated that the object Of calling SEES
sion of the House proi to Christmas. was TO close
forever the controversy with regard to protection
and free trade The result of the late elections had
convinced him, that though large number OF con-
stituencies well disposed to support the gov
ernmenl, they were determined not 10 assent TO an
alteration in the recent commercial policy. Under
these circumstances, he had felt it his duty to advise
hel Majesty 10 declare thai the principle Of mre
stfictcd communication ought to be adopted.
On Tuesday evening, Mr. VIlliers's motion was
oppobruusiy referred 10 by Earl Derby, and was
debated by the Commons.
Mr. VItiiers declared hat he had brought forward
his motion for The purpose OF placing ON ecord an
uumistakeaiie declaration on he SUBJECT OF Free
Trade, that men Of business and the world might
comprehend he final decision Of England on This all
Important question.
Mr. D'lstae, in moving his amendment, ingenu-
ously persisted in resolving Mr. Vlllerss motion in.
TO an inquiry whether the government had fulfilled
It's pledges since ii came nto power.
MI Bright replied at length in speech chiefly
noticeable for this passage: Sin the United States,
protection WAS IN the same helpless condition il
in this county, aud though well beaten, the support
OF that cause stl clpg by it as in this country;
daughter and cheers bw shen President Pierce,
ia March next, comes into power, they might look
forward to reciprocity, just now SO much talked
about there. Therefore, let them put the books
OF the House, resolution that nobody could mis-
take"
Next day the debate was resumed, and resulted in
the withdrawal OF Mr. D'Israeli's amendment, and
the substitution of Lord Palmer ston's, as follows:
''lt lis the opinion OF This House, that the improved
condition OF the country, and especially the indus
trous classes, is mainly the result of recent legsa
ton, which has esthbli he'd the principle OF unre-
strcted competitions and abolished the taxes imposed
for the purpose of protection That it the opinion
Of this House, that this policy, folio" ed maintained,
and prudenlly extended, will best enable the indus
try Of the country to bear its buIthens, aud thereby
assuredly promote the welfare and contenment Of
the people. That this House is ready to take into
Its considerations any measures consistent with these
principles, which, in pursuance OF Her Majest's
speech, made before them by Her Mae st,'s
Minister -
The debate was further adjourned until Friday,
when, after another heightened debate. the House
divided on the amendment of Lord Palmer ton,
when the members for the amendment were 46S,-
against il, 80. Majority for the amendment, AIS.
The House then adjourned.
In the House OF Lords, last night, Qhe 25 h) in
reply To Lord Wharnclife, the Earl nj Malnsbsry
stated, with reference the North American fish.
cry, that Mr. w ebster's letter arose neither from
Government placing new construction upon the
treasury order regulating the fisheries, from The
OF improper Language in the negotiation. He did
moi know what was the cause of the letter beiHg
written, unless it resulted from circumstances which
occurred to tie American Government the time Of
the Presidential election.
He must refuse TO produce the papers in the pres.
ent peculiar Of the negotiation, but he assured
the House that The most friendly spirit prevailed be-
tween the two governments.
Strong opposition is making by the shipping inter-
est; against grant Of charter to the new Liverpool
AID London Transatlantic Screw Steamship Com
piy
Rule has been granted for new trial in the case
of Achilli VS. Newman.
The ship Eagle, from Port Phillip, in 76 days,
has 100000 ounces of gold; the Maitland, from
Sydney, IA 600; Sapphme $4,000; Phelan, 2S 600
Total value, nearly one million sterling, five mil
lion dollars
FRANCE.-rhe vote for the Empire was cast on
the 21st and 22d Both public and private accounts
agree that the ceremony conducted decorously
but without any show OF enthusiasm. From the
pains taken to bring up the voters, the will
exhibit large maiority-greater, probably than on
any previous appeal to the people. The figures from
the department Of the Seine were Yes, 2l0 $751;
| No, 81, 1853. BY telegraph we learn, on the morn
ing Of the 9Th, that the total number poIled TO the
latest accounssw ere, including SO departments and
the army and navy-Yes, 1900, 600; Nay, 250 ,0O0
The result for the department Of the Seine was
proclaimed Thursday morning, 25th amid cries If
''Vive l'Empereur.'
Probably on the LIST of December, the result will
be announced and the official proclamation of the
new empire made on the I'd, the anniversary Of the
coup d'etat; and the coronation Of Napoleon on the
| first
AUsTRIA.-The correspondent of the Morning
| Chronicle writes from Vienna. that Mr. Webser's
death will restore relations between Austria aud the
| United States, AMI Mr. Hulsemaun will return to
Washington.