Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-24
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EJROPE
HALarAx TELEenArH orr1crl

this port al IL O'Clock this morning. with 10
passengers for Boston.
ENGLAND.-The members for Glare and Dur
ham have been unseated for bribery.
The cotton poriers at Liverpool have struck,
demanding an increase of wages from TO A
shugs day. Their association numbers $500,
and is supported by The dock laborers, numbering
5000, who have also struck. The employers re-
fuse 10 pay the advance, and on Wednesday only
one ship IN the port was at work. The affair is
not yet adjusted
neeiag was held in London, Lord Shafts
bury presiding, To forward the welfare of The fu-
gitve slaves in Canada. Rev S Ward, coIored,
spoke, and The subject is 10 be agltaled
Llovds have advanced war risks OF insurance
on shipping TO Black Sea from 10 to 80 shillings,
and to ST. Petersburg for steamers shillings, and
for sailing vessels proportionaiely higher.
In the Court of Exchecquer, in the case Of
Gibbs VS.. Fremont, it is decided that the plaintiff
Is entitled to the recovery of interest at Calior-
MAN rates.
Mrs Stowe has become patroness of the dis
tressed needle woman's society.
Joseph Cotte, the friend of Southey, died al
Bristol, at the age of "a.
Immense hostility is excited in Ireland against
the proposed bill for the inspection Of nunneries.
The crops throughout Great Britain and Ire
land are healthy, notwithstanding the laieness OF
spring, and in some places deficiency of rain
The weather is now settled and seasonabe.
FRANcE.-Napoleon keeps his own counsel
respecting his intentions in Eastern affairs. The
opinion of the leading journals is that war will be
avoided; nevertheless the funds have been much
agitated, and closed at a considerable decline.
Changarnier denies that he has offered his SER
vices to the Porte.
The Moniteur contains an announcement that
the French and British fleets are formally offered
to aid the Porte, and will at once proceed to the
Dardanells; but the Moniteur believes the dispute
will be settled peaceably.
Abd-el-Kadir, tired of Punishment at Broussa
wishes to return to France.
SPAIN.-The rumored recall Of Canedo from
Cuba is contradlcted.
PRUssIA.-Gen Groben was to leave mmedi-
ately, on a special mission to Conslantinople-
Prussia had not officially recalled the Prussians in
the Turkish service.
SwITzERLAND.-The King of Bavaria had
formally offered TO mediate between Austria and
Switzerland, TO settle the remaining differences,
but the resumption Of diplomatic relations was
brought about by the French Minister at Vienna.
AUSTRIA The Hclvetic arms have been
placed over the Swiss Embassy at Vienna
An Austrian camp is forming at Turas, in Mo
ravia.
Pusky's confscated property at Seydlitze is
advertised to be let for 8 years, by government.
Vargo, an advocate, with several citizens of
Pesth, had been arrested for correspondence with
Kossuth
lTALY.-A postal treaty between France and
the papa States is on the eve of being signed.
RUssIA.-Prince Gortscbakoif has been ap-
pointed commander .in-chief of the Russian army
in Bessarabia.
To the 4th inst, the Russians had not moved
to cross the Pruth.
St. Petersburg letters say that the Emperor's
course is generally approved.
TURKEY.-The attitude taken by the Sultan
is much approved by the Turks and Greeks in
Syria as we'll as in Turkey.
A volunteer subscription is making towards the
expenses of the army.
The latest accounts were less favorable for the
maintenance Of peace. The messenger sent from
st. Petersburg, is said 10 have no discretionary
power; he merely carries demand from the Gar
that the Porte shall, within 8 DAYS. accede ia
Menschikolf's ultma,um, or take the conse-
quences
Count Nesselrode is not charged with any au-
thoraiive mission to the Western courts that can
alter the position Of affails.
Meantime the Porte prepares bravely for defence.
Orders are given 10 Hank Pasha, formerly Gov.
ernor Of Arabia, and man Of much energy, to
attack the Russians with his force Of 40, 900 men
if they attempt to cross the river PruIh Abbas
Pasha' s force Of 40, 600 Egyptians, commanded
by SULLIVAN Pasha Colseres, Frenchman, with
the Egyptian feet of IL vessels, was daily ex-
peced at Constantinople.
Mustapha PsshA, Governor of Herzegovina
offers 10 raise 20 900 Abanans, and march thenl
on any point.
Renderham Bay also demands permission to
raise force in KurdIsian
Fhearming Of the feet goes on with vigor, and
all spare labor Ia Constantlnople is employed in
conveying ammunition TO the forts
The Present Ottoman fnrcess muster I29, 900
regulars. and in all 449 900 land forces, with
feet Of 1900 guns, besides six steamships and %
small craft.
Russian force of 1870 900 infantry hangs on
the Modayian frontier.
II is rumored that the Gar will himself come
TO Isnai.
Il is stated that the Turks viii not make III
Danube, but The range of the Balkan their line o
defence.
While thus preparing for war, the Dvan doe
not neglect the chances for peace; arbitration
had been spoken Of. Reschid Pasha was in lavo
of such solution, but several Of his colleague
opposed.
Rumor states that Austria offers informally t.
mediate, to allow the Gar an apology 10 retrea
with honor.
1t was positively stated by the London an,
French press, that the British feet had orders l.
join that Of the French in the Bay of Besika, bu
on the I'd Of June had left Malta.
GREEcE.-An undated despatch SAYS satisfac
ton has been accorded to the u. s. Minister re
spectlng the Imprisonment orihe American Consu
al Athens
Latest News London, Saturday, 10 L.
a. M.-There are no accounts Of an advance b,
the Russians The Porte has addressed a MOI
to the Great Powers, defending its course toward
Russia, and setting forth certain concessions sh
VIII make to the Christians, 10 remove all Jus
grounds of complaint
GH-A farmer named Herlley, living near Vas.
salboro', Me-, on Tuesday last, shot notorious
outlaw named Fox, while ia the acl Of plupdes.