Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIFAL OF THE ASIA.

Arrival OF THE ASIA.
NV YoRk, May 16.-The royal mail
steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, from Liverpool |
Sd inst, arrived below last night, and came |
up at O'Clock this A. NJ.
The news by this arrival is uHimportant, |
but the official report of the procef dlngs OF /
the Congress of Paris has come to hand Inc
report adds little to our previous knowledge
and, in fact, is little more than reproduction
of the treaty itself, in a conversational shape
The most interesting feature of the business
took place after the treaty signed, and
Immediately previous to the break ing up OF
the Conference in the shape OF an inter-
change of opinions on subjects OF European
interest Count Walewski invited the assem-
bled Plenipotentiaries to this Interchange OF
sentiment and himself went over the ground,
referring to the disturbed condition of Greece
and Italy, and recommending that suggestions
| to rule more mildly should be conveyed to the
Italian governments. In this recommends
| ton the Plenipotentiaries more or less hearth
ly agreed.
Count Cavour. on behalf of Sardinia, de-
manded that secular government be estab-
| lished in the Roman Legation, and that the
Austrian troops be Withdrawn, inasmuch as
their presence in Italy disturbs the political
| equilibrium, and constitutes real danger Tor
Sardinia.
This speech led to some sharp words be-
tween the Austrian and Sandman represen-
tatives but it ended in nothing. While on
these subjects Count Walewski threw out
cunring bait to entrap the Congress into a.
measure of repression against the Belgian
press but Lord Clarendon refusing IN cold
terms to lend the influence of England to any
measure tending to check freedom of opinion,
NJ Walewski backed out OF the proposal IN
the hest manner he could.
The Plenipotentiaries then discussed and
assented 10 a new declaration of maritime
law. agreeing that a neutral flag shall make
free cargo, except contraband of war; shall
be free even under an enemys flag; that
E blockades, to be respected, must be effective
and that privateering is forever abolished lo
these important principles the Plenipotentia'
ries gave the adhesion of their governments
Russia qualifying her assent in the matte
6 of privateering.
i ENGLAND.-In the British Parliament, tn
: adjourned debate on Mr. Whiteside's vote o
n censure on the government Tor the iall
- Kars. bad been pressed to a division, whe
:, the motion was lost by majority against it {
- I27.
u ITALY-A letter from Rome, April "a. say
L that the high ecclesiastical circles of Rom
J. are manic struck at the Sandman programm
of Italian reform, and rrtated with the stron
language made use of respecting the maj al
e ministration of the Pope's government. LII
d sudden departure for Paris of Monsieur Be-
II ardi, Under Secretary of State for Forelg
q Affairs is attributed to the CONSERVATION
e the Court at the bare mention Of such Wit
/ inheritance as a limit to the Popes tempor
. sovereignty.
as DENMARK.-A letter from Berlin, in Il
"a Bourse Gazette, of Vienna, says the propos
ID made bv England to capitalize the Sour
re dues. and to extinguish the capital by gradl
III al PAYMENTS. will not be accepted by Del
IN mark, which has addressed circular to tn
ne effect TO its agents at the foreign courts, int
On | ested in the question. The States bodcril
by on the Baltic have not replied TO the propos
u OF England.
GENERAL INTELLIGBNcE.-Th stations
&C. which the Consuls or Consular Agents W
lie, be sent in the Black Sea, are said to be Kertc
ire Cherson, Baschiserai or Sinpheropol, Mic
n aief and Tanganrog, with, as before, Co
sui at Odessa.
1t is stated that two French divisions, al
is also some English troops, will remain sol
nd time at Constantinople, after the evacuation
,tv the Crmea, perhaps with view to the
al preston of a rising against the Christians.
~ LATEST. london Saturday morning.-I
he guaranteeing independence and integrity
ers the Turkish Empire, was presented in Parl
IN, ment yesterday.
on Lord Clarendon's answer to Mr. Mare
of dispatch Of Dec. IS, was laid before Parl
,ed ment last evening.
ce. The Daily Neoos, in its comments, refers
the demand for Mr.. Champions recall, as
DIS invitation for the English government to d
The grace itself for the am usement and the grG
IL itication of the government at Washington.
lty LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET The mar
es' has continued to be freely supplied. Anne
IN can descriptions have gwen way 16 a l.
m; per ID. Sales of the week Al $50 bales
Oh Guiding 1900 bales on speculation, and 21
he for export
LIvERPooL BREApsTUFFs MARKET, May
rk Wheat An advance OF fully I'd per 20 Ii
in has been established. Flour has good $
= at an improvement of about Sd per bbl
cid American. Flour Western Canal 80 3
ZEN Corn-White % a ; 0s prime northern yell
re. and 20s cd per $50 lbs.