Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
:, ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

New YoRK, Feb. 26, The steamship Eu-
ropa, Captain Shannon, arrived at O'Clock this
morning, with 81 passengers. She brings Liver
pool dates to the 1Ilh inst.
There has been no decided change in the East
ern question, but there is another talk as to an
arbitration.
Cotton for the week has been buoyant at I.S
C. advance on mddng. Sales 900 bales,
closing firm.
Breadstuffs were quiet during the week, clos.
ing firm. Wheat had declined 4d Flour Is Cd }
Cora Is Sd for the week.
American securities were steady.
The Europa left Liverpool early on the morn
ing Of Saturday the lllh.
The Cunard Steamship Company deny that
their steamers are chartered by government for
the conveyance Of troops TO Turkey.
There is not much actual news to communicate
by this steamer. Matters remain precisely as
before. No reply has arrived yet from the Gar
to the ultlmum of France and England
Count Oroffleft Vienna on the 9Th for ST, Pc
tersburg, direct, bis mission having failed.
Rami6calons of the Greek conspiracy have
been discovered widely spread throughout Tur-
key, and suppressed.
On the Danube there had been rather a severe
encounter at Giurgeyo, without any result.
Another attack on Kalafat was daily looked
for
Nothing new had been received from Asia.
The allied fleets were Immediately to re-enter
the Black Sea. The allied Ambassadors were
much dissatisfied with the fleets return TO The
BOsphorus.
The Emperor of Russia was SICK and had not
been seen for some days.
France and England continue their armameuts
on large scale.
The ship w, II. Davis, from Liverpool for n
Orleans, was totally lost, Jan 81 on the island of
Bana, West Scotland All hands, except the
steward, lost.
The government of France is making extensive
financial arrangements with the Bank and Credit
Mobillier, 10 meet the expenses Of The coming
war;
INDIA AND CH1NA.-The overland India
mail photographed. Dates from China to Dec.
9th.
The insurgents had burnt large part of Shang-
haze; had also captured Teusing, eighty miles
Trade in China was dull. In India il had i'm
proved,
The death of the Emperor of Japan. and the
seizure of New Caledonia by the French, were
both confirmed.
Latest at. liverpool By Mail = Saturday
Morning, Feb. Il---A democratic conspiracy
was discovered at Madrid on the 9th. Fourteen
persons were arrested. General Jose Concha is
proclaimed rebel, but has escaped into France
The British government has advertised for sew
en- or eight coppered ships of 700 800 tons, to
be engaged for four months certain, in the con-
veyance Of cavalry. The port Of destination is
not mentioned lais
Accounts from the Danube via Paris, announce
positively another Turkish success between Ga
latz and ibrail, and independently Of the victory
Of Gurgevo.
Gen. Klapks and others, have embraced Islam.
ism. prince Stourza has been made Pacha.
In the House OF Commons, on the 10th, Lord
John Russell stated in answer to Mr.. Roebuck,
that the cards sent by the Chamberlain, for tho
admission of the American Minister TO the open
ing Of Parliament by the Queen, were the same
as those sent to other diplomatic representatives.
and he did not think any difficulty was likely to
arise out Of The question to the dress in which
the American Minister was to appear on state oc-
ca sions. srrs1u a & q III mssrfl q -
THE FRENcH CRowN MATRIMONIAL.
The Dublin University Magazine for the first Of
March, has long leading article entitled "The
French Crown Mauimonal,' = in which it gives a
biographical sketch of all the Queens and En-
presses ofFrance from the wives Of Charlmagne to
the widow Of Louis Philippe. Out of the sixty
seven royal and imperial consorts, there are but
thirteen on whose names there IS no DARK siam OF
sorrow Or sin. Eleven were divorced, two died
by the executioner, seven were very early wild
owed, three were cruelty tradnced, three were
exiles, thirteen were bad in different degrees Of
evils; the prisoners and the heart.broken made
up the rest. About twenty were buried at st
Denis, who were denied the rest Of the grave;
their lombs were broken, their collins opened,
their remains exposed to the insults OF a revou-
tionized popalace. and then flung into trench