Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrlval ID lhe North Americnn.

ARRIVAL OF the NOFlA = NleEEcRus
PORTLAND, March II. Steamer North
America from Liverpool 10 A. NJ. Wednes-
day, Feb, 25, anived here at 80 A. NJ.
The PERSIAN DIFFIoULTIEs.-N egotiations
are understood to be resumed and to be pro-
ceeding towards amicable settlement between
FeTouk Khan, the Persian Minister, and Lord
Cowley, the British Minister at Paris. Mr..
Ousley, the chief interpreter of the East In
Ola Company, has arrived to facilitate their
intercourse. England submitted six points,
or demands, to the Persian ambassador, and
three of them are not objected to BY Persia
that is to say, Persia is willing first, that He
rat should be evacuated: second, that apollo
gy should be rendered for an alleged offence
against the British legation at Teheran and
third, that permission be granted to raise up
establishments in connection with the Eu-
pirates trade, and to carry on the projected
railway. The other three demands Of the
British foreign office are said to relate 10 the
accession of territory, and these demands
Persia refuses.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The House of Commons
has decided against Mr.. D'Israeli'e amend.
ment by 80 majority, and has therefore virtu-
ally carried the Ministerial budget.
The London Atheneum learns that the
British Government has determined to send
final Arctic Expedition, in two steamers, to
discover farther traces of Frankln's fate. In
Parliament, however, a motion in its favor
was withdrawn.
Several French officers have asked permits
sion to serve with the Spanish expedition
against Mexico
ITALY. Six Sandman officers were form.
ally with the Order OF Bath, at Turin 18th,
by the British Minister.
A case has occurred at Naples which has
rendered necessary application to the gov
eminent, from Mr.. Owen, u S. Minister. A
man called Ignazio Laurie about two years
ago called upon His Exceency, and put in
his claim for bounty land, as having served
on board an American vessel in 1912.
FRAME. The Moaiteur publishes the text
of the treaty of friendship and commerce con-
cluded between France and Persia on the 18th
Of july 1866. 1t contains nothing of DO
ltical nature Consular and legal affairs form
the contents.
M. Bourre, French Minister at the Court
of Teheran, who was in Paris on leave of alb
sence, has received orders from the Minister
of Foreign Affairs to return to his post.
SPAIN. Some disturbances had tax en- place
on the Pyrenean frontier, growing out of
measures taken to put down smuggling, in
which the greater part of the population are
engaged but were easily suppressed.
Mining enterprises are assuming great de-
velopment. Government has granted five
hundred and twelve concessions Of mines in
the course of the past year.
Preparations continue for further hostile
measures against Mexico
Liverpool, Feb. Breadstufs-At our
market, too day, the business done in wlfeat
was very limited, at about Fridays prices,
in some cases at rather lower rates. Flour
unsuitable; at auction, after market, 1000
bbls. Ohio -four were offered, but only one
half that quantity sold at l3s Sd a 3ls Cd
Indian corn quiet; mixed readily obtainable
at 34s per quar-. in store, with very little do
ing. Wheat-red a SIS Cd; white 9 a 9s Cd
per 70 lbs Provisons-Beef without change.
Pork-Ho sales to report, there are no buy
ers. Bacon steady at late prices.
Liverpool Cotton MARKET, Feb. "a. On re-
ceipt of the Arabia advices yesterday MORN
ing, the market opened by holders demand.
ing higher prices, but buyers not being dis
posed to pay an advance business became
tame closing at Saturdays prices, with only
5000 bales sold. To-day the trade has been
dull and dropping; sales only 1000 bales.
In Manchester there is no change, and the
market is very quiet.