Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
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AFEAVAA OF the FdclHcs
New YORK. Feb 9.-The steamship Pacific,
from Liverpool, Wednesday, the 25ult., arrived at
3o'clock, this afternoon. The Pacific left Liver
pool at six o'clock on the evening of Wednesday.
She brings 81 passengers. Among them, Lieut..
Palmer, y. S. Navy, and six American ship
masters, four of whom have been wrecked, and
two sold their ships in England
The ship Antarctic had arrived out with the
rescue passengers from the steamship San Fran
cisco.
sey on Wednesday, in thirteen days from New
York.
The SPLENDID new iron emigrant ship Tayleur,
from Liverpool 10th, for Melbourne, struck a
sunken rock in Dublin Bay 400 tiues soere lost
Several other smallerS casualties also occurred
along the Irish coast.
Another famine is threatened in Ireland pro-
visions are enormously high, and still going up
ward In some parts of Limerick the people are
suffering deplorably from want of food.
THE TURKISH WAR.--No official reply is re-
ceived from the Gear of Russia relative to the
Eastern question. There is no abatement in
actual hostilites, and the preparations for war
are continued.
The allied fleets were last seen steering for
Batoum, with fair wind. The Russian feet was
| also at sea
The very latest despatch on the morning of the
+! Paciic's sailing, says, the authority of the
| London Times, ''that the Car has not proceeded
to extreme measures, on learning OF the eutry OF
| the allies into the Black sea- He replies by
question: Are the fleets to observe strict neutrali-
ty, Or take active rt,with Turkey ? The answer
to the above is Of little importance, as the Cars
final reply to the tie of Vienna must ere now be
on its way to the Western governments" Mill
tary movements continue along the Danube but
| no fnrther battles are reported.
A telegraphic despatch from Vienna states that
it has transpired that the Cars final reply will be
contemptuous refusal of the Vienna note; also
referring Turkey to Prince Gortschakof for fur
ther particulars; asserting positively that Rus
STA will not give up one jot of Prince Menschi-
offs first demand.
PARIS, Tuesday-The Constitutional publish
es the following expressions of the Gar When
the Gear learnt the entrance of the allied feetin-
to the Black Sea, he displayed perfect calmness,
and said to those about him, 81 expected the res
olution taken by England and France, and
prepared for it. When battle is offered, Russia
accepts she can afford to mourn for the loss of
feet but not for the honor of the nation"
CHINA AND INDIA. Dates from Hong
Kong are to the Ilth of December; Bombay 10th.
A conspiracy was frustrated Nov. 2Sd, by the
preparations of the British authorities.
1t was reported that 10000 Persaus had
reached the neighborhood of Bushlre with the OBJ
Ject of Invading Bagdad
The important territory of Bear, the garden Of
India has fallen to the British government by the
death gifts ruler without issue.
Tranquility prevails at Canton and Annoy; the
| constituted authorities have been restored. The
Ins urgent army had, at the end Of Oct., reach
ed GInkin, about 50 miles from Pekin. Shang-
haze is still in the hands Of the rebels.
MISCELLANEOUS. Berlin, 2d-The Gear in
sisted as preliminary condition Of negotiation,
that the neutrality of the allied fleet, in the
! Black Sea, shall be declared in formal docu-
ment.
Austria is said to have notified Russia other in
tentiont to maintan an armed neutrality, provided
| al IA 10 fhat h.,a
| at no territorial aggrandizement. If this pledge
| is broken, Austria would assume a hostile att-
tude towards Russia.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. London, Jan.
| 25lh.-The Times Paris correspondent writes
that the Emperor of Russas reply, though not
! couched in very strong language, and demaning
| explanations, is of such character as leaves but
little hope of change in the Emperor's mind.
1t is stated that the popular excitement at st Pc
| tersburg is indescribable, and the French Gov
| eminent anticipates that an explosion of such a
kind as may force the Emperor to make formal
| declaration Of war, before even his plans are ar
ranged 1t is believed that 10 900 or Is, 900 Rus
| slams have crossed the Danube. There was a
| rumor that dispatch had been received from ST
| Petersburg, announcing the resignation of NJ.
| Nesselrode, and its acceptance by the Emperor.
| Constantinople, Jan. 2Oth.-ll is said that The
| answer of Russia on the declaration Of neutrality
| has arrived. Russia refuses her assent, and de-
| mands that Denmark shall side with one OF, the
| parties.
MARKETS. Jan. 25.-- Cotton is quiet with
decline Of nearly -sth penny. Business ofthe
| days, II 900 bales.
Breadsufs further advanced on Flour,
| Sd to Cd on Wheat; and Is to Is on Indian Corn
| was generally demanded, but Transactions at
! these rates were unimportan Prices current
| United States white Wheat rs I0d to lbs 4d;
mixed white and red I2s 10 lbs Cd Western
| Canal Flour 43s Cd to 44s; Philadelphia and
| Baltimore 44s to 45s; Ohio and New Orleans AS
to 45s; white United States Indian Corn 49s to
| 52s yellow SOS to Sis per bushels