Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
Further Decline in Cotton

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at 2 O'Clock,
after of ii days. She brings 40 passengers
March 18th, II LIZ A. NJ, met the Baltic hence;
l7h, lat 40, lon, large quantities of ice to the
north aud west.
The Canada arrived cut on Monday, the ten
Of her advices being unfavorabe, cotton was
more freely ofe red, though the rates are whou
change. Sales since the 4h inst were $4,000 bales
of which 10000 was on speculation.
The grain market has declined. 10000 bbs.
-four sold ON the 9th at 2Is The decline since the
Niagara sailed is Cd per Dbl. Wheat had also de-
clined Id I'd. Corn dull and lower rates would be
accepted
Consols closed at 81 IL. Money very abundant.
The bullion in the bank is f19, 100000
The Colonial produce market was doing better.
Al Manchester trade was active and spinners re-
aizing good profits.
Weather fine and dry, and excellent seed time.
The accounts from India are more favorable.
The political news is unmportant Parliament
was to meet on the 18th. Political excitement had
abated. The fate Of the late pending measures was
uncertain.
ENGLAND.-The Liverpool Courier, in an article
the Anti Corn Law League, says that although
Mr.. Golden and his myrmidons are actively at
work, yet it will be to no purpose-hat the hatier-
ing prospects held out TO the people by them in lS45
have not been realized-that the continental ports
are crying aloud for protection, and America draws
the greatest portion Of her revenue from import
duties, expressly acting the exclusion Of the pro-
auctions of British industry. The Courier also
speaks most commendingy of the ministry and
says that for the short time they had been in office,
theyhad done well.
Three lives were lost on the North Western Rail.
way, on the 9th inst.
Another terrible explosion from fire damp, had oc.
CURED at the Brentwood ColIiery.
A mutiny occurred on board the ship Queen of
the West, lying at Liverpool, bound for New York.
Owing to some disagreement between the captain and
crew, with regard to the proper compliment of men
for the ship. Freeman, one of the crew struck
Capt. Morse, severely injuring him, when the crew
commenced ariniug themselves with marlin-spikes,
and in the fight many of hem were dreadfuly cash.
ed, The ring leaders were finally secured, and
placed in irons.
that 5000 head of cattle had been captur-
ed by the troops, and Gen. Somerset and Col Eyere-
mann Willmot, of the Royal Artillery, was shot,
while attacking the enemy The troops were suffer-
| ing from cold weather and constant rains.
/ FRANCE. We learn from Paris tiat a grand re-
view is to take place in the Champe DeMars on the
| 20th inst, when it is anticipated much stronger
| IN {, or,b,
! Empire, will be made than at the review at Sar
| tora.
The 10th was to be observed as the anniversary of
the entry of Napoleon into Paris on his return from
Elba.
4SO political prisoners were despatched to Havre
on the 8lh,
The Senate and Legislative Corps have been
convoked for the 29h inst. The Council If State,
presided over by the President OF the Republic,
will be open some days previous, for examining pro-
! jects of law previous to their coming before the
Deputies NJ. Dillault is named President of the
Legislature.
1t is rumOred that the President contemplates to
abolish or materially modify the army conscriptions.
| Passports have been delivered to number of per
sons, with an injunction to quit Paris within "a
hours
PERSIA. Gerzatakee Keau the ex-Prime Min
lister, had been shockingIy murdered by one of his
own household.
SPAIN.-A large number of persons of bad repu-
ta'ion, and without apparent means of subsistence,
have recently been arrested at Madrid 1t is esti
mated there are 20 900 ofthe same description left
in that city.
SwlTZERLAND-T'he Swiss papers announce
that the difficulties between the French government
and the Swiss confederation, have, for the present
been arranged. The Secretary of the French Lega-
ton at Berne, has arrived in Paris
BELG1UM-The treaty of commerce and naviga.
ton between England aud Belgium, has passed the
Chamber of Representatives.
AusTRIA'-A general disarmipg of the Raahs,
the Turkish militia in the Bosnia. has taken place
Every part Of the Austrian frontier is defended by
large bodies of Turkish guards