Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-22
LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.

LA En- fhOM AUS IRA LA
New YORK, March 2O.-The Roval Mail
steamship Arabia. Capt Stone, which sailed
from Liverpool at about noon on March G. ar.
rived at her dock at half past nine this morn
ing.
The political and general news is very
meagre and unimportant.
The members Of the Derby Cabinet are be-
ing re elected to Parliament, generally with.
out opposition.
The Italian Constitutional party were hold
ing conference in London, to agitate the
formation of national confederation in Italy.
The proprety of holding great exhibition
in 1861, in London, is being canvassed.
The condemned French conspirators have
not yet been executed. Numerous arrests
continue to be made throughout France.
1t is said that in consequence of a conspir-
acy, with extensive ramiications, Changar-
nier refuses to return to France until she pos
sesses laws protecting the dignity and safety
Of the inhabitants
An earthquake had laid Corinth in ruins.
Thirty lives were lost.
A fire at Constantinople had harmed three
hundred houses.
Great Britain.
The paTtizans of the constitutional party in
Italy, had been holding conference from day
to day, i'll London, for the purpose of bring
ing more prominently before the public the
present condition of Italy, and to endeavor to
revive the agitation for national league of q
confederation of States subject to the direc-
ton of central power. 1t was resolved to
prepare an sddress to the powers of Europe,
setting forth the claims of Italy to have her
wants considered.
Heavy gales and considerable falls of snow
had been experienced in England, causing
much delay in the mail packet service, and
on the various lines of railway.
DR.. Livingstone and his companions IN the
African exploring expedition, were on board
the steamer Pearl in the river Mersey, whence
they were expected to sail for Africa on the
day the Arabia left.
France.
The Journal des Debats publishes an account
of the capture Of Canton, which gives all the
glory to France, and says the English had
nothing to do but TO occupy the positions won
by the French troops.
No date had been fixed fu. the execution of
the condemned conspirators. A rumor was
current that the Empress was cxertug herself
in their behalf
The Bank Of France returns about to be
published, were expected to show gain in
specie of about one million francs.
Prussia.
1t is stated that the faculties of the King of
Prussia decline daily. A renewal OF the pow
ers con6ded to the Prince of Prussia was ex.
pected to extend to six instead of three
months, as hitherto.
Turkey.
1t is officially denied that the Ottoman gov.
eminent has accepted an indemnity for the
occupation of Perm by the British.
Australia.
The intelligence from Sydney is 10 January
Is, and from Melbourne to the 10th.
Ships bearing upwards of one hundred and
twenty thousand ounces OF gold, had sailed
for England during the latter part of Deem
Der and the commencement of January. The
total shipments of gold for the year 1857.
amounted to two millions seven hundred and
fifty seven thou.an and forty-seven ounces.
The harvest was progressing favorably, and
promised to be most abundant.
Wool was dull and tending downwards.
Nicholas Riordan had failed for 100000
with assets of Gl33, 900.
Messrs. Dennistoun & Co., of Melbourne
would be able to meet all demands.
AN education bill had been read a second
time in the Assembly Of Victoria, by vote of
80 to II. One of its provisions renders the
instruction Of children compulsory.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 6. Sales of
Cotton for the week add up 81 900 bales of which spec
uators took 1000, and exporters 1902 bales Middng
qualities have advanced Of peuny on the week wing
light stock. Sales Friday were 5000 bales the mar
ket closing quiet, and quotations barely maintained
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, March g.
Mesrs chardson, Spence Co.. quote Flour dull and
nominal. "A heat quiet. Corn advanced Cd a Is Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March 6. The ooney