Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-12
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival % lE.e Canadn.

SANDY Hook, June 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship Canada has arrived off this point. She left
Liverpool on the Both ult. and her dates are con-
sequently three days later than those received by
the Ericsson.
CoMNIERcIAL-L liverpool, May 80, P. NJ Cot
ton-Inferior qualities are slow of sale prices
are generally unaltered, but previous quotations
are barely maintained. Sales of the week amount
ed 10 10000 bales, of which spectators took
1000, and exporters 5000 New Orleans fair quot
ed 3.Od; do middling 3 I'D. Stock in port,
900 900 bales.
Hare Cotton Market. New Orleans tres or
dinajre quoted at lis francs, with little inquiry
Breadstutfs at Liverpool continued hrm. Some
authorities quote them dull, with declining ten
dency. Corn had declined Cd. The Brokers
circular quotes Flour firm at an advance OF Is on
the week. Corn firm at an advance of Is on the
week.
The Liverpool Provision market was dull. Su-
gar dull at decline of Is.
London Money Market. Consols closed for
money at SO 5-S So 3,4. The money market is
unchanged.
GENERAL NEws.-The steamship North Star
arrived out on Friday.
Lord Palmerston has announced in the House
of Commons, the rejection of the Dallas-Claren-
don treaty, and that new conditions had been re"
ceived from Washington, and were under consid-
Grafton.
The French Legislature had passed law es-
blshing three lines of transatlantic steamers.
The Bank of France bill passed almOst unani-
mously.
The session of the French Legislature had ex-
pired by limitation.
The overland mail had been telegraphed The
news from China unimpOrtant.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Canada arrived at
Sandy Hook last night, where she was detained by
thick fog. She passed the Europa May 2lst, at
A. NJ. She brings seventy-four passengers.
GREAT BRITAIN.--L0adOn, May 30.-Some
excitement has been created here by an attack
made on an English merchant vessel in che road.
stead OF Belle Isle, by a French war-brig. The
English vessel was bound from Bordeaux to Liv-
erpool, and was compelled to come to anchor by
contrary winds, when, neglectng to hoist her
colors, the French vessel fired two blank car
tridges, and then ball cartridge, killing one of
the English seamen. The case is under consid-
Grafton by the authorities.
The North Star arrived at Southampton May
29th.fi The Canada left at P NJ on Saturday.
In the House of Commons on Thursday Mr.
D'Israeli gave notice that on that day week he
should put question to the ministry, with refer
ence to the decentralization of the treaty with
America, in regard to Honduras, Lord Palmer.
ston mentioned that the treaty proposed for the
settlement Of the Neufchatel difficulties having
been duly signed few days ago, the dispute
might be considered satisfactorily terminated.
The BraziLS and the Stare Trade-Mr. Roe.
buck called attention to the subject of British re-
mttee to take into consideration those relations
and report thereon. He urged that the government
OF Brazil had acted in good faith in endeavoring to
extinguish the slave trade-that their endeavors
had been entirely successful, and that the steps
taken by Great Britain, through her ships on
the Brazilian coast were highly offensive to the
Brazilian government and extremely preiudicial
to Brazilian commerce. Lord Palmerston Cd.
posed the motion as being entirely unnecessary,
asserting that Mr.. Roebuck had made exaggera-
ted statements-thatt the British cruisers had only
acted as thoy were bound to do for the prevention
of the slave trade, and that improper interfer-
ence had taken place with the legitimate com
merce of Brazil and that the success of that mo-
ton will give encouragement to the trade in all
directions. After some debate the motion was
rejected by two hundred and ninety-fve majority.
Sir Charles Napier moved for a select committee
to inquire into the construction of the Board of
Admiralty, with a view to reform, and in doing
so,took occasion to reiterate hiswell known griey.
ances. The motion was negatived by largema.
jority.
CHINA.-Ihe overland mail had arrived at Tri.
cora with dates from Hong Kong to the 10Th of
April. teegraphiC dispatch states that the DO.
sltlon OF affairs in Canton River were unchanged.
The htty-gun fdgate Raleigh had run aground
and the snppositon is that she was lost.
At Canton great distress is said to have pre-
vailed, on account of the nigh price of rice.
1t IS sad that an imperial duty upon opium had
been imposed at Shanghai.
The exports of teas for the season are estimated
at about 100000 pounds, against "a, 900, 600
pounds last year.
AT Hong Kong and Shanghai, money was very
scarce.