Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-06
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

New York, April 4.-The steamship Bal
tic, Capt. Comstock, arrived at this port about
o'clock, having left Liverpool at 5 o'clock
on Thursday morning, the 23rd ult
Heavy forgeres have been committed on the
Havana agent of the San Fernando Bank, at
Madrid.
The firm of Benjamin Elkin s Son, a West
India and Australia house, in London, have
faile,l. Liabilities 100000
The Globe says that the Turkish loan oftwo
million pounds sterling was taken by Messrs.
Rothschilds, at "a; the stock is to be reimburs-
cd at par in fifteen years from the date of is
sue. Il pays nearly nine per cent. on these
terms.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
5000 British troops We're to pass through
France, to embark at Toulon or Marseilles,
and that the first detachment was expected in
Paris in a week or ten days.
Lord Raglan was expected in Paris about
the LIST of April
The publication of the secret correspond
ence had increased the good feeling in France
towards England.
Admiral Sir Charles Napicrs fleet arrived
at Wingo Sound, in the Baltic Sea, on the
10th ult.
The allied fleets remained at Beycos Bay,
but would soon re-enter the Black Sea Two
Austrian ships had also anchored at Beycos.
The official final refusal of the Car Nicho-
las of Russia, to evacuate the principalities
at the demand of England and France, was
hourly expected. 1t is already known that he
refuses the demand. When the official refu-
sal arrives it will be communicated to both
Houses of Parliament, and war will be for
mally proclaimed.
A Paris correspondent says that the Gar S
refusal to treat was telegraphed from Berlin
on the 18th, to the French government, and
that so soon as known, the British Minister
sent notification of the fact overland to Sir
Charles Napier.
No engagement is reported in Europe,
either by land or sea. On the Danube, posi-
tons remained unchanged. A report of the
capture of the Russian treasure convoy, had
reached Constantinople.
Said Effendi had reached Janina, empower
ed to settle the recent Greek insuIreclionary
difficulties. The instruction is now over.
There is continued activity manifested in
England, in preparing for war The first di-
vision of the French troops, under the COM
rnand of Gen. Danrobert, had sailed from
Marseilles for Turkey. The French loan had
all been taken up
Austria gives no further indication of her
policy. She is still, in appearance, with the
Western Powers.
Up to the 10th of March, Russia had not
recognized Swedens neutrality. Sir Charles
Napier arrived at Copenhagen, in a steam
frigate, on the goth. The Austerltz, of 100
guns, and three other French ships have sail
ed for the Baltic to join the English fleet.
Latest By Telegaph.-It is stated by des-
patch from Berlin, 10Th, that the Gar had re-
plied-"The proposal of the Western powers
does not require five minutes consideration
it is refused
MARKETS. March 81. Drown,
Shipley & Co.'S Circular We have to report
an exceedingly dull and depressed Cotton
market, and though the quotations are with
out much change, they must be considered
quite nominal. it being quite impossible to
make sales beyond very limited amount ex-
cept at a decline of fully lid per ID.
The Corn market has again been very dull,
at decline of sixpence per bushel on Wheat,
and IS and As per or. on Indian corn. Flour
is in limited demand without material change
in price.