Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.


New York, July 6.-The Collins steamship
Baltic, Capt. ComsocE. from Liverpool 18th
June, P. NJ, arrived at her dock in this port
at 10 o'clock this morning. London paper
gives the following summary of the news of
the week, as regards relations with the Uni
ted States Judging from the country
newspapers, most Of which reach us al the
end OF the week, we should say that the coun
try is delighted with the turn that the Ameri-
can question has taken, and it is surprising
how much the public have become enlighten.
ed on the subject by the cheap press, almost
every newspaper of that class having devoted
itself to a rational exposition of our American
difficulties. The country is also pleased with
the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan, but does not
appear to understand that Mr.. Buchanan. in
order to attain this honor, has set his face
against the great movement for the emancipa
ton of the slaves"
10 this our correspondent adds, that the
excitement on American affairs has subsidized
so much as no longer to exercise any unsettling
effects on the markets. Several of the leading
and would be leading pre- SEES, continue to
keep up series of grumbling editorials but
on the whole they are pitched on a more rea.
sonaole key. The London Times, however,
warns the government to have the Central
American affair settled up before Mr.. Buchan-
an shall come to the Presidency, the recruiting
affair having been Mr.. Pierce's question, and
Central America Mr.. Buchanan's.
Parliament had been occupied in discussing
the propriety of altering the form of test oaths.
The Committee of the Commons on the
D lnish Sound Dues had commenced its SEES
siops.
France is interested on the subject of the
Emp rors Regency, and from other parts of
Europe the news is of miscellaneous and un-
important kind.
Edwd. Bolton & Co., merchants, New
castle, Eng, have stopped payment, with
heavy liaDIlltifs.
Sunday music is continued in the Park, aud
is paid for by private subscription.
The ship Marco Palo had arrived at Liver
pool from Melbourne, with E3l6,0 in gold.
Prussian papers reassert that Queen Vic
toria will certainly visit Berlin in Sept. next.
No intimahon to that effect has transpred as
yet in London.
IrALY.-rhe Refugees in Modena, Reg
gio, Parma, and Tuscany, intend to present
an address TO Count favour, and have struck
a medal in his honor.
1t is current that the Sandman govern
ment has Just Issued note in reply to that
of Austria. Sardinia denies the imputation
of fostering revolution, but expresses fear it
may break out it existing governments do not
place themselves at the head of Italian ma
tiohality.
DENMARK.-F Berlin, June Dist, it is
stated that owing to the mediation of Russia,
an arrangement had been concluded between
Denmark and the U. s., in virtue of which
a provisional Toll Convention will remain in
force till June, 1867, and the Sound Dues
will be collected under the Convention as
formerly.
The Paris Presse mentions the same circum-
stance in the following terms: The prospect
OF conflict between Denmark and the Unit
ed States has passed for the moment the
Washington Cabinet, at the request of that
of Copenhagen, having consented TO a fur
Their prolongaton for one year of the treaty of
April %, 1906, the extension of which for
Two months, has jrst terminated. American
ships passing through the Sonnd and Belts,
will continue to pay the dues without prote 4
but with reserve Of their rights. Moreover.
the question is to be settled by international
negotiations before the end OF the year Sueh
are the two conditions put by the United
States, and accepted by Denmark II is soid
that the good offices OF Russia contributed IN
this temporary arrangement,
The town Of Kars had been surrendered IN
the Turks, and the urkish trools had eyac.
mated the fortress OF Bedout Kaleh.