Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-05
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM europe.
ARRIYAL OF THE BALTIC.
NO TIDINGS OF THE PACIFIC.
ENGLISH NAVAL AND LAND FORCES TO
BE SENT TO CANADA.
opening Of .ho peaoe coneerence..

SANDY Hook, March 40 A. M.-The
steamship Baltic, from Liverpool Feb. 20, has
arrived.
Her adyices are four days later than those
brought by the America.
She brings no intellie ence of the Pacific.
GENERAL NEwS.-The peace conferences
met metz on the I'D ult. All the ENJOYS had ar
I i' AT arIs.- OuuuueHce IN inc re- estab.
hshment OF peace still continues.
me excitement respecting the American
difficulties was not so great.
a large force of British sloops war is To
be concentrated in Canadian waters as a Pal
merston bravado
The London Times announces that the 18Th
regiment and battalion of rifles are about to
dispatched to Canada and several other reoi-
ments will follow soon, SO as to concentrate
a powerful force in that country. 1t is ru.
mored also that almost every regiment at.
taehed to the home service received intima.
tons that their services may be required in
Canada.
The money market continues extremely
light, the demand being in excess of the sup.
ply. The new loan is announced of five mil.
hons sterling. with funding of exchequer
bills to the extent of three millions. AS these
amounts have to be paid in five instruments
Al VIZ SOulSO Vi tNO luOHbus, the tleIQauQ VIII
doubtless continue active and the market strin
gent.
Consols improved on the announcement of
the new loan to 81 Ia, but afterw ards de-
clined TO 80 l-2 80 5-S, at which quotations
they closed.
The Rothschilds, it is said, propose taking
the whole Of the new loan.
There is much gossip about the Peace Con-
ference.
A mulatto girl was found seereted on board
the ship Asterian, arrived at Liverpool from
New Orleans.
The PEACE CONFERENCE There is much
gossip about the Peace Conference.
Baron Brunow is reported to have said that
Russia is sincerely DESTROYS of peace, but if
peace be not made within three OF four weeks
at tarthest from the opening ofthe conference.
serious difficulties might interfere with the
final settlement of the question.
Lord Clarendon had private interview
with the Emperor Immediately on his arrival
in Paris
TRooPs ORDERED TO CANADA. The London
Times says under the head of military news.
in addition to the 18th regiment and a battal-
ion of the rifles, which are about to be dis
patched to Canada, it is understood to be the
intention of the British Government to send
out several other regiments to British North
America, so as to form a powerful force in
that country. In anticipation of this step be-
ing taken, it is rumored that almost every
regiment now attached to the home station.
has received private intmation that their SER
vices may be required in Canada. And such
notice has been given in order that the regi.
mental clothing which is made expressly for
that station may be in readiness, in case the
exigencies Of the service should require
large body of troops to be moved to that
country.
AUsTRIA.--Some additional particulars of
the forthcoming Austrian amnesty have trans
pired. 1t will with few exceptions be uncon-
ditional, and be made known individually to
those Immediately concerned Those Who
choose, can resume their citizenship at once.
and be put in possession Of their property.-
Those who choose to return Immediately NAV
sell. Those who do neither will be considered
dead, and the property handed to their legal
heirs. II.r
ASHTON the 9th of Jam, six battalions
Of Russians surprised body of Turks near
Zuzddi. The latter retreated, leaving their
guns and baggage. The Russians subse.
quently burned the Pachas palace and sew
eral villages.
The brother Of the Emperor of Russia,
Grand Duke Nicholas, is married to tho Prin-
cess of Aldenburg, Alexandra Petrouna.
The barque Proteur, Shelburn, n. s., Cant.
Harding, from Liverpool TO Jamaica, with a
general cargo, struck on the Black water, coast
Of Ireland, Feb. IL, and went TO pieces The
master and eleven men were saved, and one
drowned. The mate got adrift in boat, and
has not been heard of SINCE