Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF ruE EUROPA.

NEW YoRx, April S,--Steamship Europa,
rom Liverpool, March 95th, three days later,
arrived at this port at about L. NJ
Markets, -LioeiYooh Saturday, 4, NJ
CovroN.-Cotton is duh at an eighth TO one
Quarter decline. Sales of the week $4,000
bales. Sales to-day 1000 bales, market clos
ING duh with a decided downward tendency
PRopucg. Wheat has declined siNpence on
the week; Flour two shilhngs. Corn was
unsaleale at SIS, Provisions were active
MONETARY. -Consols are quoted at SIS,
which is a decline Of about one aud half per
cent. The fear OF war produces dizziness IN
all the markets. The export of gold had not
been quite so heavy. The Bank rate OF NJ
terest was unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has chartered the
West India Mail steamers, Irentand MedWay
for the conveyance Of troops,
Several ship captains have been engaged at
Sunderland, to act as pilots to Sir Charles Ma
piers Leet
T. Monteaux s Co., Exchange Brokers of
London and Paris, have failed, Liabilities
100000 sterling probable assets, 10 shlI-
lings per pound.
The London Globe states that Russia con-
sents to recognize the neutrality Of Sweden,
1t now remains to be seen what Russia intends
respecting Denmark.
The publication of the Secret Correspond
enoe between England and Russia has awak-
ened a feeling in France, which is very taNora-
bic to the integrity of En- ,land. The Paris 1ionf-
ten. has an article ON the subject, in which,
after stating that England has the best of the
Correspondence, there issues this passage:
I" As to the Government of the Emperor Ma
poleon there is but one observation to make
upon the studied endeayor of Russia to leave
it out of the question in her plans of terrific
rial rehabilitation, which Is, that Russia
came back to the French Government, after
having failed in London; and that France, in
her turn, had to decline advances, more or
less direct, which are not withoutresembIance
to those which were made TO England
The feet under Sir Charles Napier was be-
ing rapidly strengthened. AT the last dates
it reached twenty-six SAIL including twelve
ships of the line, and would be farther aug
mented in few days BY nineteen others, ex
elusive of the French squadron.
The London Times, OF Saturday, publishes
a dispatch, dated Berlin. oath, as follows {,
" Count Nesselrode has communicated to the
English Consuls that the Emperor Of Russia
will give no answer at all TO their joint sum
mons. Russia has acknowledged the neutral
ity of Sweden
There is no change in the Danish Ministry.
The Diet was to be closed on the oath.
News FROM THE CoNTINENT.-De spatches
from Vienna of the goth, mention that on
that day, NJ. Meyendrof, the Russian Minis
| ter at that Court, had an audience of the
! Austrian Emperor, by special request. I'm
mediately on the return OF the latter from Mu-
Mich, it is asserted, that at this interview, the
Russian Minister preferred claims upon Aus
tria of very important character. What
/ these claims were, did not transpire.
| By latest accounts from Odessa, the Rus
sian naval force at Sebastopol is ten line of
battle, and forty other ships. There was a
rumor at Constandnople March 19th that
/ the Russian feet had left Sebastopol, and con-
| yeyed provisions and men to the forts on the
| Circassian coast, from the Danube. There
were skirmishes at Kalafat from the 18th to
! the 10th, with loss of life.
English and French officers are now en-
ployed by Omar Pacha i'll arranging the de-
tails of the various projected operations. 1t
is generally known that the Turkish troops in
the Bulgarian forts and fortresses on the Black
Sea, will march to Shumla in the month Of
April, to make room for the Anglo French
auxiliaries. Omar Pacha removed his quar-
tiers from Shumla to Rustchuk on the 10th Of
| March.
There are several Americans in camp, who
(says an English letter. say that they have
come with rifle, revolver and bowie knife, to
against the aggressions of Russia. manly
In Constantinople new corps Of twenty
thousand men is to be formed under the new
Imperial Guard. The latest from Egypt i,
that in short time another corps of e, 200
horse will be PLACED at the disposal of thu
| Sultan. Omar Paeha, in order to teach som,
humanity to his irregular troops, has offered
reward for every Russian prisoner brought il
| alive.