Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arctic.

Arrival of the Arctic.
NEW YORK, April 5.-The steamer Arctic from
Liverpool 23d ult, arrived at this port this after
noon, with 81 passengers.
Engtaad.-Mr. Ewart, NJ. P, publishes letter
from M. Duroc, the French Minister of Marine,
proving France TO be pacific towards England
ne prince of Wales tower at Windsor Castle,
was burned from an over heated fue. Ten or twelve
apartments were Quilted. Damage estimated at
The Duchess of Sutherland and forty ladies'. met
at stafford House 10 report progress on the Harriet
Beecher Stowe address, which is signed 562 S4S
women, is bound in 20 folios, and is on public exh-
bition IN London.
Twenty sample bags Of cotton, grown on the es-
tates OF the Pacha of Egypt, have beea received by
the Manchester Chamber If Commerce.
The reduction in the value of money in England
begins to tell upon most classes of the community
Strikes have occurred in Liverpool among nearly all
the trades, and many Of them obtained an advance
without difficulty.
Lady Franklin steamer Isabel was to sail during
the week for Behring's straits, under the command
of Mr.. Kennedy.
Great authorizations have been detected in some of
the imports Of Australian gold
The Times correspondent states that the French
government sent three notes to the Ansu govern
ment, demonstrating against the Lombardy confsca-
tions.
Mazzini is believed to be still at Piedmont
the Continent, where they are selling at premium,
France.--Great excitement exists Oh he Bourse,
owing TO the aspect of Turkish affairs, a French
fleet having been ordered to the Archipelago.
On the receipt ofthe intelligence tina; the English
Charge at Constantnople had sent to Malta for the
English feet, the French feet lying at Toulon, was
despatched with all haste to the Archipelago M
de Lecour also sent direct to ConstanIinople,
and M. de Pousquiney to Vienna.
Ii is thought now that the coronation of NaDo,eon
will take place in Rheims.
The war steamer Napoleon is being fitted out at
Touon. Rumor says she is going to Civita Vec.
CHA to bring the Pope to France.
Mr.. Rves will return IN May.
Italy and Lombardy.-From Paris, it is stated by
those who claim to be well informed, that the revo-
utionary chiefs were never active than at the
present moment, and that outbreak somewhere,
may be looked for towards the end of May, Kos
suth and Mazzini are said 10 be jointly working for
this end.
Haly.-A Geographic despatch says that Austria
abandons the high treason prosecutions The an
nouncement was received enthusiastically at Man
At Milan, on the 18th, the Commandment of An
forbade assemblages Of more than five persons
after sunset.
7iukey.-The mexampIed haughtines of Mem
schikoff, the Russian Envoy to the Porte caused an
immense Auer among Diplomats. II was reported
that the Russian fleet was clustered near Constants
nope, but 1t is not true. Nevertheless, the English
Charge, Mr.. Rose, sent fast steamer to Malta for
the English squadron to hasten into the DartianelIes
but Admiral Dundas, in command, refused to come
without orders from England. The French feet,
however, from Touon, was Immediately despatched.
The French Bourse fell aarmingy, and English
funds became depressed, but recovering.
The threatening aspect Of Russia towards Tur.
key, had caused the highest degree of excitement,
not only at Constaninople, but in France, and in
lesser degree in England. In the late demands of
Austria on the Porte, public feeling tranquilized
by the thought that Russia took no part in the mat
ter No sooner, however, had the Sultan succumb.
ed TO the Austrian demands, than Russia, under the
preteXt OF mission TO treat respecting the disagree
ments arising from the" guardianship of the holy
places, and other matters which diplomatic custom
would have coD6ded to an Envoy Of no prestige
despatched Prince Menschikoff, Minister of Marine
with the accompaniment of a staff of military and
naval officers that gives his embassy more the APP
pearance Of challenge to enemy, than OF mis-
sion to strengthen the footing between friendly pow
ers.
Previous to his proceeding to Constantinope, this
Menschlkoff, passed in review the army on the Turk
ish frontier, and the Russian feet in the Euxine;
gave as thorough drilling to both could have
been done in view of campaign; and even prac-
tIsed the troops Of all arms, in embarcaion and dis
embaTcaon.
These facts, although kept quiet at the time, have
been ELECTED by the naughty tone assumed by Men
schikof towards the Porte, and as may be supposed,
have not Tended to assuage the alarm which conduct
so unlocked for, naturally infused.
--latest. The latest Submarine Telegraph des-
patch from Paris, says the news received by the
French Government, leads TO the belief, that the
Turkish affair will be amicaby settled.
The Midai family had arrived at MarseiIles.
Austria.-The difficulties between Austria and
Switzerland, are still unsettled. A fresh expulsion
OF Ticinese from Austrian territory had taken place.
The Prussian Gazette states that the British Am
bassador, Lord Westmorelaud, had presented an of
fetal note to the Austrian Minister, from the Eng
lish Cabinet, containing formal expression of their
intention vigorously to suppress any conspiracy plan.
ned by foreign refugees in England, against the con-
tinental powers. The Gazette adds, that Austria is
rapidly preparing the necessary documents for the
legal prosecution Of certain refugees in the English
Courts.