Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

TheSteauzhip Pacific from Liyerpoo 1T 2 80 P.
NJ on The Ist lust, arrived AT her wharf New York
% Supday at2 O'Clock z NJ.
The Asia arrived ont al 9.45 p. NJ, on Sainr-
day, the 2Slh. The Ciiyoi Manchester also arriv-
edsout onthe 29lh.
The Pacific brings l23 passengers.
Thh British government refused, in both houses
of parliament, to state whether not the hIediter
Tanean fleet had been ordered TO assist Turkey. An
interesting discussion had ensued respecting the
duct Of the Captain General Of Cuba in the slave
trade. All captains except Valdez and Concha were
declared to have had share in il. Canedo is said
to have been deeply guilty.. Spain has been remon-
strated with, and has promised amendment, but the
British fleet off Cuba will be augmented.
The La Plata had arrived from Vera Cruz, with
Arista board.
There have been considerable arrivals Of gold
from Australia, but no late Aews #F
1t is rumoIed, hut doubted, that Mr. Champion
will be removed from Washington better mis-
sion.
Commodore vaederbilt's steam yacht North Star
arrived at Southampton, June lst.
The steamship Genoa, from Montreal, arrived at
Liverpool on The 29lh.
Nothing whatever from France, except that the
bank will make advances at three per bond
ed grain.
despatch liom Paris, daied-3lst, states that the
e ench troops in Algeria invaded The territory Of Di.
eImonna on The 18th OF May. The funds expert
Isl Tor the end Of the month; and four aud half
per GEMS. TO 80 C.
Switzerland has ordered out all its men to fight
Austria, if required
The southern states of Germany propose buckad-
ing the frontiers of Switzerland in case the federal
assembly fails in giving satisfaction TO Austria.
Mensehkofi lett ConslanIinope on the 22d, and
arrived al Odessa ON the 23d. The Russian amy of
1000 strong were concentrating ON the Turkish
frontiers The ministers of France, Britain, Prus.
STA, and Austria, made joint attempt to reconcile
the parties, but Menschikoff and the divan were
equally infexible, so tile former lett The Ottoman
fleet then sent Tor, part being despatched to E.
gypt log the troops which Abba Pacha has ready
The munster of sent courers to every province,
calling out all the warlike resources of the Ottoman
empire. We do not learn the Whereabouts of the
French fleet, aud the orders the British fleet are
kept profound secret Affairs look critical, but
may be settled quietly.
A Constantinople letter, dated 10Th Nav, publish
ed in second edition Of The London Times states
that Turkish steamer had been sent TO summon the
Ottoman fleet to Consantinople. There were ru-
mors at Paris that the Russians had actually adyan.
ced, but this is probably surmse.
second edition of the Morning Chronicle pub
lIshed the following transcript from its Paris cores
pendent:
81 have just heard that in the letters received at
the Russian embassy from ST. Petersburg the most
Threatening language is used towards Turkey, and
that The Emperor Nicholas declared ON hearing of
the rejection of his ultimatum than he would carry
his cannon TO ConstannOple tospunsh the nsolence
of the Porte
At the Cape of Good Hope all was quiet. The
Ashantee invasion was quelled. The prospects Of
The British IN Bmmah were very black they had
met with IA lepnse, and some troops have been cut
of IN skrmshes. steamer had been sent to In.
da, express for more troops.
The China news is highly important. The
lot o!faI,t :,
Nankin was invested by the rebels On the 10th
the imperial commissioner hired ii fleet of Portu
guse to relieve the city, which were captured by
the rebels. He then besought aid from the fore
Ign c'nsuls. The French, English and American
forces had agreed 10 help, and the British sent the
Salamander, Lily, and steamer Hermes. The
fpench sent the steam irigate Cassni. The Anne
rlcan commissioner, Marshall, undertook to place
the frigate Susquehanna before Nankin, No ac-
counts of The result are yet received. There were
several stories olimperIal victories in the interiors;
bun all were dsbeeved.
Commodore Perry, in the Mississippi, arrived
at Hong Kong April 7th, and despatched The Ply
mouth 10 Silanshae on The 9Th.
A private letter from Manchester reports 29k-
one day later from Shanghae-ihat Nankin has
fallen, and the British commander refused TO per-
NIT British ships (merchanunen) to 20 up the ri
yer with stores or ammunition for either party.-
1t wac expected that the Americans would also
back out
A slip from The office of the Manchester Guar
dian quotes private letter from Shanghae, March
goth, saying that the 1aoute ofShanghae has pur-
chased two vessels, and is sending them up river
with rice and ammunition, and fixed upon The
Agres Parsee vessel for the same purpose, but
the governor, Sir George Bonham, has stopped
her and would not allow English ships to 90 on
that service
Our comprador has just come in, and states that
there is no doubt about the loss of Nankn for the
Taoule has put placard on the walls aeknow-
edglng 1t, and offers reward to any one whe will
take The leader OF the officers of the rebels. The
document states that the rebels are coming east
ward in boat 5.
silk and tea cannotb got except for cash down,
which no one has. he silkmen are frightened,
and are taking good deal ofsilk into the interior
The missionaries and American consul confirm
the taking of nankn.
The U. s. steamer Susquehannah had arrived.
aud II Is thought will stop The American ship
Science from being sent up lhe river, she having
been chartered by the Taoute for that purpose