Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-03
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the America.
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HALIFAX, June 1.-The royal mail steamship
America, Capt. Pyrie, from Liverpool, May "a,
arrived at this port about noon, today, en- route
for Boston.
The Khersonese arrived out on the 22d and the
Ericsson on the evening of the same day.
The intelligence by this arrival, which is three
days later than that brought by the screw steam
ship Canadian, at Quebec, conveys no political
news of importance.
The failure for large amount of Paris mer-
chant is announced. He was supposed to have
left for America in the Arabia.
The cotton market was generally quiet and
steady. Sales of the week $4,000 bales, at about
previous prices, though decline of l.l6d on mid
dlings, is quoted in some circles.
Breadstutfs have slightly improved, with steady
market.
The advance on -four is about Cd per barrel on
wheat "a per bushel, and on corn from Is to lSd
per quarter
There Is little activity in the provision market
The London money market is trife more
stringent, Consols SO 5-S a 80 3-4 for money,
and 90 s for account
American stocks are slow of sale. INIT nrices
are unchanged
The Princess PoRTIoN.-The Chancellor of
England produced sensation in the House of
Commons, by proposing that the Princess ROYAL
soould have marriage portion of 100000, and
an allowance of $4,000 year. The proceed
lngs OF the reigns of George H. and Ill were
addueed, as to the practice in such cases, but Mr.
Roe0uck regarded such presidents as absurd. and
moved an amendment. Members, however. were
impatient to vote, and after Lord John Russell
mad spoken against him, declined going to a di.
vision, and the motion was agreed
The question of cotton supply is again taken
INTO consideration AT Manchester, deputation
from Liverpool waited the Cotton Supply As
ISOLATION there, and it was understood that a ma
tionai meeting on the subject was proposed to be
held in Liverpool.
The Globe has heen Given IN undars+,,d .bo4
Mr. Thomas Barring will be the new Lord of Ad.
miralty.
FRANcE.-PariS, May 81 Baron Gros, the
Ambassador Extraordinary to China, and the at
tache of his mission, left Paris this evening for
the port of embarkation.
sPAIN.-Adviees from Madrid had been re-
eelved in Paris, announcing the probable settle
ment Of the dispute between Spain and Mexico.
M. La FIagua will remain as Minister from
Mexico. The latest despatch received by him
from Mexico, is said to be of a satisfactory kind,
and there is little doubt that, as a favorable dis
position exists on both sides, and is zealously en-
couraged by English and French ambassadors at
Madrid, the affair will probably terminate ami
cably, and in that case the greater part of the
troops sent out to the Gulf, will be kept at Cuba,
TO strengthen the garrisons on that island.
Disturbances originating in the scarceness of
food, have taken place in various districts of
SPAN, and in consequence, royal decree has
been issued, prolonging to the 3lst of December
next, the free importation of corn.
PERsIA-It is said that a conference will be
held in Paris, composed of representatives who
have signed the treaties of commerce with Persia,
IN order to agree to an arrangement. which will
apply to all consular agents in Persia. The con-
ference will take place during the stay of the
Persian Ambassador in Paris,
Bey7ee, May 20.-The GFand Council voted the
new constitution in principle. Forty five votes
were given for the immediate revision, and TWEEN
ty-five for it after a certain day.
NAPLEs.-The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times says it is reported in various quarters
that the King of Bavaria is the guest of the EN-
peror' Napoleon and is endeavoring to effect
reconciliation between the King of Naples and
the Western Powers The King of Bavaria came
direct from Naples to France.
Panama dispatches have been received from
the French Consul at Panama, giving full details
the situation of the country. 1t would appear
by these accounts that New Grenada is not capa.
Bile OF resisting the invasions prepared by the
Americans themselves, without difficulty at Pan
anna and Chagres.
SWITZERLAND The Neufchatel press announ-
ces that M. DeHazatfedt, the Prussan minister
at Paris, has received instructions authorizing
him to sign the protocol of the Conference of
Paris.
Col. Geveret, the commander of the govern
ment of Netherlands, has signifed his intention
to send ship of observation to join the Anglo
Saxon squadron in the Chinese waters.
The list of the new Danish ministry, has given
great satisfaction, and it is thought in Germany
that the question of Dutchies will very soon be
arranged on the occasion of the birthday Of the
Emperor of Russia.