Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the North America.
QUEBEc, August "a.

tgUEREC, august IL
The propeller North American, from Liver
pool, 45 a NJ. 18th, arrived at this port
this morning. at o'clock. She brings l0S
cabin and $50 steerage passengers.
There is no political news Of Importance
from Britain
The Intelligence from Madrid simply men,
tlons thot there is nothing new.
Spain is reported quiet. Espartero has
taken amicabe leave OF the Queen.
RUssIA-The Russians have notified that
they are ready to give up kars to the Turks.
The Russians still maintain that the Island
of Serpens belongs to them. and il IS rumored
that Napoleon has sent supplementary note
to be inserted in the treaty to settle the point.
The Gar coronation is now fixed for the
18th of September
The harvest has terminated in the South of
France, and is proceeding in the centre and
North. Il is inferior beyond the Garomne
and along the banks of the Rhone and Saone;
middling between the Garonne and the Loire
but magnificent in every part of the country
North of the latter river. The new wheat
brought to market is Of a superior quality.
There are immense arrivals of wheat at Mar
settles.
LONDON, Tuesday evening. The great
piano forte factory of Broadwood & Sons, on
the horse-ierry road, Westminster, is now on
fire, with little hope Of saving any portion of
the valuable stock.
PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. The royal squadron
was off the port at l l A. NJ. and the yacht,
with Her Majesty and royal family on board,
entered the sound amidst general salute
from the batteries and dropped anchor in
Barnpool, near Mount Edgecomb.
FRANcE.-From France the news is still
barren. The Emperor had returned to Paris,
and was about to take another recess at the
Baths of Piarttz
Count Walewski has resumed his functions
as Minister of Foreign Affairs
The Algerian Moniteur describes a recent
successful attack by column of 5000 men,
on a strongly posted force ofBacbars Kabyles.
The following extraordinary paragraph is
from the editorial columns of the London
Star -" There are some very unhappy ru-
mors floating all over Paris, about the state of
things established at the Tuilleries, which, it
is very much to be hoped, are entirely with
out foundation. Moreover the statements
gather strength, and they are reported from
day to day. No doubt the Legitimists aud
Republican parties in Paris will take care
that the stories do not lose excited interest in
the repetition, and we are sorry to add, that
the character of the Empress herself con-
tinues to be cruelty aspersed. Now that the
Emperor returns to Paris, it ought to be his
first duty to bring the authors of those cal
umnies to justice"
RUSSIA AND TURKEY The Russian Com.
mander of Kars had notified to the Turkish
Governor of Erzeroun that he is ready to re-
store kars to the Turkish authorities.
Anapa is occupied by the Russians, but we
have no reliable accounts as to the reported
occupation of the Isle OF Serpents. Certain
presses assert that the Isle Of Rock is of no
value, that it belonged to Russia before the
war, and as it is not mentioned in the treaty
of peace, has not changed ownership. Ac-
cording to the correspondence, France has
proposed to draw up an additional article to
the treaty Of March 90, for the purpose OF
settling the matters connected with the Danu-
bian Islands.
The Cars coronation is postponed until
September 9TH.
SPAIN.-Spain is declared to be tranquil.
Espartero had a farewell interview with the
Queen on the 4th, and nothing but quiet
compliments posed on either side.
POTUG4L.-Portuga adopts and adheres
to the rules established i'll the Congress of
Paris with reference to letters of marque and
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of difficulty between two powers, the matter
IN dispute be referred to the arbitration of
third power.
The mail brings disastrous accounts from
Madeira. Dates are to 18th August In
Fdnohal alone there had been 5000 cases of
cholera, and 1900 deaths. out Of population
oil $4,000. Both medicines and physicians
were deficient. The dead remained IN
buried, and fires were kept burning to mit-
gate the pestilence arising from the putrefac-
faction of the corpses.