Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-03

BiTth OF a Male Heir to the French Croion.
The Pacific Still Unhenrd From!
New York, April 2.-The Collins steam
ship Atlantic has arrived at this port, bring
ing dates to the 10th of March. She brings
% passengers.
The Asia arrivedout on the morning of the
18th.
The birth of an heir to the Bonaparte line,
is the cause of much outward signs of re-
joicing IN France, and even in England.
There is nothing additional to report re.
specting the American difficulties.
Peace IS considered as virtually concluded,
and the arrival of the Prussian Plenipoten-
tiary was alone awaited to sign the protocols.
A son is born to the Emperor and Empress
of France.
The British Parliament was not in session,
owing to the Easter recess. Nothing has trans
pred respecting American affairs.
Nothing has been heard of the Pacific.
The Peace Conference has been awaiting the
arrival of Baron Manteuffel, who has now ar
rived in Paris. The Plenipotentiaries have
held no meeting since last advees, and mat
tiers remain precisely as they were. Peace is
now considered certainty, and it is expected
that the Protocol will be signed in few DAYS.
Secresy as to the proceedings is still observed.
News from Constantinope by telegram. is
to the 9th instant. Rutera Pasha, convicted
of malversation, has been sentenced to a term
of Imprisonment, and to refund several thou
sand francs.
CoMMERoIAL.-LiU Cotton Market.-
The market had been even duller than during
the preceding week, although the business was
to fair extent, say $4,000 bales during the
three days. Prices somewhat in favor of buy
ers.
| BreadStufS.-A moderate business had been
| done in wheat. Flour had been in consider
able demand, but had again become quiet.
| Corn was much pressed for sale.
| The money market was rather easier, but
| full rates are still exacted.
BRITAIN. arlam 9aut has adjourned over
the Easter holidays. Mr.. Dallas has proceed
! ed to London. Mr.. Buchanan has taken for
NAL leave of the Queen. Lord Palmerstou
accompanied Mr.. Buchanan, and, in this act,
the English papers see an indication that the
Premier desires to stand well with the United
States.
The King of Belgium has arrived in Lon
don, tn attend the confirmation of his god.
daughter, the Princess Royal, the Queen
eldest daughter.
The young Prince of Prussia, son to the
heir of the throne, is about to re- visit Eng
land, with view to be betrothed to the said
Princess Royal. Last year, when this youth
came on the same errand, the British pl ess
secuted the alliance, but times have changed
since then.
deputation of the friends of Poland wait.
ed on Lord Palmerston, and presented me-
mortal begging him to give instructions to the
British Plenipotentiary at Paris, to insist on
the restoration of Poland. Palmerston mere
ly replied that the subject should have the
consideration of government.
verdict of murder has been returned by a
coroner's jury, in the case of Dove, charged
with having poisoned his wife with strych.
nine. This case is remarkable from the med
ical testimony that strychnine can be detected
with certainty considerable time after death.
lNDIA.-On February 9TH, proclamation
was issued announcing the annexation OF
| Dude, and that the King had been deposed.
The Santal rebellion has been renewed.
LATEST. London, Wednesday Morning.
The Paris Bulletin of yesterday, says the En-
press and child are doing well.
Advices from Africa OF Feb 25th, state that
there have been disturbances on theCape Coast
in which thirty natives were killed, and one
hundred wounded,