Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-15

Arrival OF the AIns.


The steam propeller Alps, Capt. Wickham, ar
rived at Boston IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the l4ih,
bringing dates from Liverpool TO March 30, which
are four days later previous adyices. The Alps
made the passage litte short Of fifteen days.
ENeLAND.-FurIher election riots had taken
place at Blackburn. Several houses were attacked
and badly injured, and person very badly beaten.
The military called out que the disturbance.
4 ne departures from the port OF London for the
Australian colonies during the week were numerous.
Large shipments still made of manufactured goods
and general merchandise, but rates Of freight show
further tendency TO decline. -.
FRANcE.-lI is now said that the coronation will
not take place before August and that IN act letters
have been received from Rome, stating that the
Pope could not leave before then. BY some, this is
considered az evasion the part of His Holiness.
Louis Napoleon will probably await the period spe-
cited, and then fix the Pope to ais engagement il il
be really the case that such has been made-ior this
too, is a matter Of uncertainty.
business Is very quiet in Paris, both IN the manu-
features and IN the retail trade. Almost all the or.
ders from the United States are executed. The ac-
counts from Rouen, hulhouse, aud other points,
state that business is also very dull there.
The Queen OF Spain has commanded that the
Countess of Montjo shall have guard Of honor on
her journey from Irun To M.drid::
] he peace depuiaon has arrived in Paris, from
London The gentlemen forming ii are-Sir James
Duke, Bart, Nj. P Sir Edward Buxton, Bart, MIR
Samuel Quincy, Mr. VIM. Gladstone, Mr. ST. Leger
GlYnn, Mr. Thomas Dent, Mr. ]. ID. Pow es and Mr.
G. Barclay. They commissioned by nearly
5000 OF the merchants, bankers and traders of Lon
don, to wait upon the French Emperor, and to pre-
sent to him declaration Of the friendly feelings
which exist in England towards the people of
France, and 10 depiecale the i'll feeling which the
tone Of certain English journals has been calculated
to arouse. The deputatlon received on the 2Sth
by the Emperor
SPAIE.-The discussion in the Senate on the re,
port Of the majority o the Committee favorable to
the pretensions of Marshal Narvaez, was resumed
and brought to close on the 22,l. The report was
rejected, by 100 10 Ga
The Chamber Oi Deputies has refused TO mitigate
the severity of the law the press.
lTALY.-A Turn correspondent Of the Augsbui q
Gazette, writes that domiciary visits and arrests
continue without inermission in Lomhardy, Venice,
Tuscany, and the Papal dominiuns Both in Genoa
and in the Sandman capital, but scant ceremony is
made. ''The gendarnerie and the police have or
ganzed regular hunt and the persons caught, are
escorted TO the frontiers. in lots Of eight. The ar
rests take place by day and night, in public places,
and in houses; in short, regard is shown time,
| place, person -
! By decree of the Duke of Modena, all political
| offences are to be sumnlarilY judged by military
| commissioner.
| TURKEY.-It does not appear from the accounts
IN the continental papers, that the difficulties be-
tween Turkey and Russia have been adjusted
There is curl emf report that the differences are TO
be referred 10 the arbitration Of King Leopold, of
| Belgium.
CAFE OF Coon HoPE.-The news from the
| Cape of Good Hope is Important. Peace was pro
claimed by the Governor on the 4th Of February
! Since Gen. CaIhcart's return from the Basuto coun-
try, after the battle of Berea, there have been no
further hoslilities. To all appearance, the Kaiir
war is an end. Sand and Macomo have moved
over the Kei, to treat with the Governor, who will
retain military possession of the Analoas The
Governor has proclaimed peace with KIeIi.