Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRITAL OF THE BALTIC.

New York. May 81. The United States
mail steamship Baltic, CAT. Comstock. ar
rived at this port this morning. (She sailed
from Liverpool at three o'clock P. NJ. Wed :
nesday, l4th inst, and brings London papers
of that day)
There is considerable news of interest by
this arrival.
1t is stated from Constantinope that de-
fensiye alliance had been concluded at Ieher
an, between Persia and the United States
and that the text Of it had arrived at Constanti-
noble, where it is kept very secret A Com
merica Treaty must~be meant.
1t is reported from Hamburg that an Am
erican squadron is expected soon to enter the
Baltic.
On Friday, 9th inst, Russia, Sweedsn. and
Oldenburg signed protocol at Copenhagen.
agreeing to adopt the last proposition of Den
mark Tor the capitalization of the Sound
Dues, provided all other States interested do
the same.
Russia has reported to have demanded ex
plantations respecting the joint treaty secretly
concluded between France, England and
Austria, guarantying the independence of
Turkey. AS the rumor has not affected the
stock exchange, it cannot be considered dam
gerous.
Russia is about to commence another cam
paign under Gen. Mourayeif, against the
Circassans
Considerable excitement yet reigns in Bel
GUM on the subject of the attempt of France
to coerce the press An ovation has been Of
Tered by the Belgian editors to Count Villain.
Tor the expressed determination to UNFOLD the
liberty Of the press. Paris correspondents
however, say that the French and Belgian
governments have come to an understanding
Ill the matter that Belgium will take more
active measures to prevent the publication of
appeals to assassination, and France will take
ion Herewith.
The affair of Italy continue to excite
large share of attention.
Count Cavour has preaented two important
notes to the Sandman Chambers.
The French Government is stated 70 have
Its viSilence particularly awakened towards
the movements OF the secret societies, which
are becoming dangerous.
The London Times descants Don the for
bearance displayed by England in the enlist
ment dispute, and the unreasonableness of
Mr.. Marcy in determining the recall of Mr..
Champion.
TURKEY. The accounts from CONSTANT.
noble are to the LIST inst.
The exchange of the ratification of the
treaty OF the 30th of March was known in
the Turkish capital.
The Sultan had requested. it is said, sew
eral Anglo French divisions to remain for
some time at Constantinobe. 1t is thought
that this request has been caused by the state
OF things in the interior of Turkey,
The grand revolt which has been broken
out III Arabia is the theme of general con-
huvY
ployed REFRESHING 1t. The journals are silent
OH the subject.
The Syrena papers state that the fanatics
In Syria Lave massacred the English Con-
sular Agent and his family.
A body OF 5000 English troops has EN-.
barked at Balaklava.
In his recent speech to the nobility at Mos.
cow, the Gar alluded u the report which had
been spread Of his intending to emancipate the
serts, and said that was a change which could
not be effected in hurry. Tie present state
Of things, ho,0eeer, ,oaS one that c0nid not last.
1t would, therefore, be very agreeable to him
if the nobility itself would take into ma
ture deliberation in what way change
could be gradually prepared or, and any
propositions they might make on the subject
woull always be welcome to him.
= COMMERCIAL. Circulars issued on the even.
ing OF Tuesday, the 18th, report the cotton
market as dull, and not affected by the Am
erican adyices per Africa. Cotton was feebly
offered, but holders were firm as to price, and
the demand was not great.
Breadstuils- Wheat and Flour were TO-
ported rather lower; white Corn, being scarce,
was held firmly for ali advance; white, vel
low, and mixed were freely offered at Cd a
IL per bushel decline for the week, say white
com. 80 a 32s per $50 pounds; yellow and
mixed bringing barley 29s 2os Cd ioi prime
iN retail