Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-06
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival of the Atlantic.


O'Clock this afternoon, with 200 passengers,
having left Liverpool at 500, P, M. of the 24th
August.
GREAT BRTAIN.-Major General Lord Saltoun
is dead, aged SO years. He one of the Duke
of Wellingtons intimate friends and brother in
arms, and served with General Sir John Moore in
the campaign of the Peninsula.
The camp at Chobham is broken up.
An honorable arrangement of the Eastern ques-
ton will speedily be accomplished. Lord Pal
merston stated in the House of Commons that he
is confident that the Car will evacuate the prin-
CAPABILITIES without any unnecessary delay. The
Eastern question otherwise offers nothing new,
and appears no farther or nearer to adjustment
than before.
The Divan recommends the Sultan to accept
the note.
Admiral Sir George Cockburn died recently,
aged 80 years, and Sir Charles Napier is reported
to be at the psint of death.
Parliament was prorogued on the Goth by COM
mission. The Queens speech was entirely con-
gratulatory. America not mentioned.
The following are the leading points of the
Queens speech on proroguing Parliament.
My Lords and Gentlemen. Her Majesty has seen
with much satisfaction that by the remission and
reduction of taxes, tended TO cramp operations of
trade and industry you have given fresh extension
10 system Of benevolent legislation and have large.
" increased the means Of obtaining the necessaries
OF lille
The measure which you have passed for the fu-
ture government Of India has been readily sanction
ed by Her Majesty in the persuasion that it will
prove 10 have been wisely framed aud that it is well
calculated TO promote the improvement of Her Maj
estys eastern provinces.
Ii is with deep interest and concern that Her
Majesty has viewed the serious misunderstanding
which has recently arisen between Russia and the
Ottoman Porte. The Emperor OF the French has
united with Her Majesty in endeavors to re
concile The differences which might involve Europe
IN war; acting in concert with her allies, and ie-
lying on the exerons Of the Conference now assem-
bled at Vienna Her Majesty has reason to hope that
an honorable arrangems Mt will speedily be accom-
plished.
CONTINENTAL ITEMs.-A slight outbreak is reo
ported at Serv a. The rumor of the reported nIen-
tion of Austria to occupy Bosnia is denied.
The HOspodar OF Moldavia has been superseded
by the Sultan for Russian eanngs; he refuses TO
give mp, and the English and French Consus
have Withdrawn.
Capitalists wanted to construct ship canal
from the bend oil the Danube to the Black Sea, thus
avoiding the mouth of the river.
decree OF Napoleon fixes uniform rate of
duty OH bieadslufs of twenty five confines until De-
cember 3lst, and 10 the same date no tonnage dues
on ships importing corn, and pro rata Tor parts Of
cargies.
The Emperor and Empress Of France had gone to
Dieppe, and all the ships OF war in TIE channel have
been ordered TO asst nlble at that port.
The tex; OF the Austrian protest againsllhe SMYRNA
affair is published and all foreign ministers;
il takes the ground that Captain Ingraham has
broken the International law as explainedby Vatiel
and other jurists
The Emperor of Austria is afianced 10 the Prin.
cess Elizabeth Of Bavaria.
The Duke OF Brabant has married E2Sincess Marie,
sister to the Emperor of Austria
The import duty on Breadstufs into the Two
Siclhes has been repealed.
Some popular demonstrations against the author.
lilies have been made at Leghorn.
The export of breadstufls has been prohibited
from Greece.
INDIA AND CHINA.-The overland India Mail
has been teesraphed, bringing dates from Calcutta
to July is h and Hong Kong to July 9TH.
The King Of Ava has submitted the demands of
the British aulhorilies,and peace has been proclaim
ed in Iiurmah.
Trade in India is dull.
In China the lmperaIIs.s, who were assisted by
foreigners, repuSed by he lnsurgent forces, in
} an attempt 10 recapiure Ching Kiang Foo.
PARIS, Aug. %. General Monthpon, who
shared the Emperor Napoeon's captivity at St
Helena, died in Paris recently.
A despatch from Russia, dated Taranrog, August
3D., says that the result OF the haTvestis most ia
vorabe, and that large purchases Of breadslufs
making for expectation.
TURKEY.-A conspiracy of Mussulmen TO kill
Christians, has just been discovered at Aeppo.
An Austrian Inlernuncio officially announced that
Austria has no intention TO encroach the
eighty Of Turkey and would, il the Porte desired il,
give mp the military occupancy Of Serya.
PIEDMeNT-Spezzia,Au Aug I9.-TheIC
of the American iigate Cumberland, gave splen.
did ball on board that vessel to the Queen Of Pied
mont. Capt. lng aham, who had just arrived in
the St. Louis, was present.-jSat. Eue. Gaz.