Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.



ming, with 90 through passengers and full freight
for Boston
The Pacific arrived out off the bar at O'Clock
on the evening of the 3Oh
The Great Britain steamer arrived al Liver
pool on the I'd.
The Washington from Southampton Both for
New York, had $50 passengers and large car
The City of Manchester, from Liverpool sOlh
for Philadelphia, had la passengers aud a small
cargo.
Heavy commercial failures are reported at
Smyrna, affecting the commerce of the Zolverein
French threes close for cash 70 "a; four and
! halves l02 go
ENGLAND. prevailing subject Of interest is
revision of the income tax, and ii is known that
the ministry cannot agree in their views respect
ing it,
A dinner and testimonial were given to Sir
George Grey at Alnwy, for his free trade exer-
tons.
| slight shock of an earthquake was felt at
| Breacon, Wales, at half past eleven on the night
Of the 9th.
Another election riot had occurred at Black
burn.
The Golfers of Glasgow had struck success
fully for higher wages, as have also the LIVER
pool Railway Clerks, and operatives The move
ment has extended 10 Manchester. Southampton,
| and elsewhere. Merchants are entering into
agreement with their clerks TO remain with them
for certain number Of years. All classes of EN-
ployees are receiving increased remuneration.
Sixty-lour ships were up at Liverpool for Aus
traia.
From Ireland the emigration sets chiefly to
America.
The address of the London merchants does not
cause them to stand high in public favor.
Men of the "John Bu'' stamp say they were
but mean Englishmen who would kneel with a
petition Of peace at the feet of Louis Bonaparie.
Arrangements completed by the Anti Sa-
very Committee to give Mrs. Stow a public re-
ception in Glasgow City Hall. Addresses will be .
presented and soree will follow.
FRANCE. The Coronation is postponed till
August.
The Budget of next year is much reduced by
the Council of State. The proposed expenditure
is within the income, while The military and ma
val estimates are placed so low as would indicate
peace.
On the 28lh deputation presented to the En-
peror the address of the London merchants ex-
pressing friendly feelings to France. The Empe-
ror replied that he had faith in the good Of
the English people. At one time last wear he
feared the English opposition was misled respect
ing France; that he constantly labored to deve-
op the prosperity of France Her interests were
not different from those Of other civilized nations
therefore, he said, like you, desire peace; and
TO make it sure wish, like you, to draw closer
; the bonds which unite our two countries.
The next day the Emperor received deputa-
ton Of the English, Atlantic and Pacific Junction
Company.
The ambassadors from Peru and New Grena-
da, accompanied the deputaton.
Sir Charles Fox, President Of the New Com
. pany, explained the plans TO the Emperor, who
promised the undertaking his superintendent,
il and added, 81 am happy to have received your
$ deputation, after that Of the merchants of Lon
. don, who yesterday expressed the strongest senti-
:, mens in favor Of the maintenance of peace
}. Those sentiments have at all times been my own
s. Plpo Rich, tried for killing the Archbishop Of
J. Paris, was acquitted Of assassination, but con-
!, demned for share in the nsurecion.;
a Paris correspondents say that noted refugee
- has set out for London
A. An address has been sent TO President Pierc,
IN from the European Democratic Association. Some
of say the real object is to endeavor to procure re
O. THERE'S little news in Paris. During the weeE
us business has been dull both for manufacturers an,
a. sioreFeepers
40 SwITRERLAND.--The Berne Federal Council
De published the 22d, their in reply the Aus
trian complaint against them The Council dene
the existence of cause Of complaint, and expect
Je Austria to dismiss the matter.
r. The governments Of Zurich and Varde decin
O. GeDeva's request 10 conVoke the Federal Diet.
nd There had been attempt at outbreak by arme
peasantry at Lugan, but II had been suppressed with
Of out conflict, by the Civil Guard similar ARRAY
~ Lucarno also mscarTied. The peasantry came lrou
u Valcalla, and the military had to rally
" GERMANY-Matda Hitzield, an American ladX
y apprehended recently at Heidelberg, agent {
ed the revolutionary committee, is condemned to 81
ed weeks Imprisonment in Masbasce.
D. The Duke of Hesse Darmstadt alarmed at th
Oh emigration, requests the neishborng potenales
e. arrest any Of his subjects attempting leave with
he out his permission.
n. DENMARK.-Princ Frederick, of Zellesng Ho
- stein, is addressing the Danish Diet, through
: the Daily News, protesting against his brother
~ selling the scleswg succession to the King of Den
u mark.
PKUssIA.-The telegraph from Berlin, of tn
18th, says conspiracy had been discovered in Prus
ew STA. 20 persons arrested, and so houses wei
art searched. Arms and ammunition we're found 6
id persons wereauested for wearing the Calabean ha
en- a revolutionary symbol
he AUSTRIA The Archduke Albert viii take te
nd place OF Radetzky.
tly LoMBARDY-R adetzky publishes procha-
OF, tion announcing TO all concerned me-
il cent troubles.
he PIEDMoET.-The Austrian authorities couh,e
he to make arrests chiefly of Hungarians. so potia
it, refugees had shipped at Genoa, for America, b,a
Or. steamer, the 26th ult.
= TUsCAEY.-'Fhe commercial treaty betxn
as france and Tuscany into force on the lii
le of April inst.
re- NAPLEs.-From Genoa, 9th, We have Is
md despatch Rumors rife Of an instruction in
es. lermO.
iiy RUssIA.-A disastrous fire had occurred at c..
nty sladt All the principal timber wharves were hit
nd, They cost 100000 roubles. Deals, large soclof
Of ath wood and Russian produce, had also been Int
at Narya.
The presence Of many Russian officers in thar.
arm chipelago islands. and Montenegro, is noticed An
tu- ukaoe prohibits Jews acting agents for Chlan
de- houses there Business at Odessa was siagna
en- TURKEY.-Direc ConstanIinope adyid of
ev March Is, confrn the report that Menschkdhd
,o not, TO that date, presented an ultimatum Il tso
w stated that Russia demanded not only renhin
Of the Firman respecting Holy Places, but lhtle
lo. Greek Patriarch should receive bis 'ondea-agat
rod s. Petersburg, and that the Greek Chuch I'd
~ Clergy be wholly placed under The drcslia ODE
~ Gear.
'oc' lEDIA-Raugoun had becn,.almost totally lesy-
w ed by FIRE.