Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Nortl, American,
GREAT CONSPIRACY At PARIS.


FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs
AND SUGAR.
QUEBEC July 27.--Steam propeller North
American, from Liverpool 10Th inst, arrived
here last night.
GREAT BRITA1N.-In the House of Com
mons, Mr.. Lindsey moved for the production
of Mr.. Marcys letter on privateering. Lord
Palmerston said it was not officially in the
hands Of the British government, and could
therefore be produced.
An address to the Queen was adopted .prav-
ing for the use of additional means for her
MaJesty's power to suppress the African slave
trade, and the fulhllment of the several trea-
ties on the subject. Lord Palmerston pledged
that the government would carry out the re-.
quest.
Mr., Dillivin gave notice of motion that
the clerk OF the House in administering the
oath to members be authorized to omit from
the oath of abjuration the words--.'on the
true faith of Christian"
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had
given brilliant banquet to the officers of the
United States trigate Niagara.
The details OF recently discovered con.
spiracy in Paris, are creeping out, which
prove it to have been the most serious yet ex-
posed.
NSuSGA lGbOE1d fISlLb COnEhluDiedO IN Sen-
TENDER.
Mazzin, it is alleged, escaped from Italy in
ship carrying the American flag
The fall of Delhi is hourly looked for
When the Indian mail left, the loss to the
Bengal army, by the mutiny and other causes
was nearly thirty thousand men, 1t was be-
lieved the crisis had passed. The latest &C
counts give rumored panic and much de-
seItion amongst the insurgents at Delhi.
The British government were acting vigor
ously, and Sir Colin Campbell had started at
few hours notice.
FRANcE.-The Paris correspondence of the
Times states that the conspiracy recently dis
covered, was the most serious Of any we have
any knowledge of both as to the Character of
the persons concerned, the extent of its ram;.
hcations, and the objects proposed, which in
cluded the assassination Of tie Emperor, and
revolution throughout Southern Europe
Members OF provisional government were
already named by the conspirators, and plans
were pretty nearly perfected when the discov-
cry was made,
Lord Palmerstons declared hostility to the
ouez Canal, produced considerable sensation
In France. Paris Journals are severe in their
comments upon it.
The Echo AgricGte publishes the following
vintage "l'he season has been hitherto verv
favorable to the vineyards, and this years
wine will probably be much superior in guam
tity to that of the last four or five. The OIL
dunn has appeared but in few places, and its
ravages have been restricted by the use of sui.
phur."
EAST INDIA AND CHINA.--In Bombay the
money market was very uneasy, amounting
to almost panic.
Hong kong dates are to May rs. The fri.
gate San Jacinco, and number of Englsh
gunboats, had gone up the Canton river Il
attack junks.
Foo-chow-foo quiet. Tea was going freq.
ly, and the rebels had been defeated there
Trade at Hong Kong and Shanghai was
quiet. The American house of King & Co.,
at Hong Kong, had suspended; liabilities
$l5000O, mostly to Chinese.
sPAlN-Tranquility was everywhere rein.