Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Arabia.

Arrival of the Arabia
NEW YORK, April 30. The Cunard steam
ship Arabia, Capt Stone, from Liverpool IL
A. NJ 18th inst, arrived at this port at 7
o'clock this morning. She brings about
$4,000 in specie.
Great Britn5ns
Both Houses of Parliament met on Monday.
after the recess. In the Commons on that
day Lord John Russell proposed that the
government, instead of proceeding with their
India Bill, should move certain resolutions in
Committee of the Whole reletive to the future
government of Hindostan, which was agreed
to by D'Israeil.
In the House ofLords on the 10Th, Mains
bury laid on the table the correspondence
with France on the subject of passports, and
explained the steps taken to mitigate the an
noyance attendant upon the system. Lords
Clarendon and Grey strongly condemned the
whole system of passports.
In the House of Commons, notice was given
OF bill to abolish the property qualification.
now required to be held by members of the
House.
On the 10th, in the Commons, D Israeli
announced that the law officers of the Crown
were unanimous that the imprisonment of the
engineers of the Cagliari by the Neapolitan
q
had been made for compensation.
The Duke de Malakoff, the new Ambassa-
dor from France. landed on the 18th, and
met with civic and military reception.
Three guards Of honor were on duty. In re-
ply to an address from ;he corporation of
Dover, he said it would be his earnest desire
to preserve the cordial relations which have
hitherto existed between France and Eng,
land.
The British steamer Cyclops had arrived at
Alden, en- route for the Red Sea, to take
soundinss with view of testing the feasibil-
ity of submarine cable.
The trial of Simon Bernard for completely
with Orslni and others, was expected TO ter
inmate on the 18th. The counsel for the de-
fence had made a powerful appeal to the anti
Napoleon prejudices OF his auditors. The
speech elected tremendous applause in the
Court.
France,
1t was rumored that Count de Mornv or
Persigny would soon replace Gen. Espinasse
as Minister of the Interior.
Strong opposition to the government bill for
100000, 600 francs for the establishment of
Paris, was manifested in the Standing Com
mittees of the Legislative body, but it was
supposed it would pass.
Elections to the Corps Legslatif were to
take place in Psris on the 2Sth, but nothing
definite was known as to the purpose of the
Republicans. The three government candi-
dates have been announced. The four oppo.
sition members of the Legislature had been
lRvited to dine at the Tuilleries, but all. ex.
cept one, declined.
Italy.
The Sandman officers who were on leave
in foreign countries. had been recalled.
France and England have agreed not to
support Sardinia in any act of aggression to
which the Neapolitan quarrel may lead her.
Austria.
Much suffering still exists in the principal
manufacturing districts. The extensive ship
ments usually made to the United States had
ceased for eight months.
Rnssia.
The emancipation Of serfs had become gem
| eral.
An important conspiracy is said to have been
crushed in Circassia
Norway.
Three-fourths of the city of Christiana had
been burned. Loss 10, 900 900 francs, (S2,-
COO, OOO.)
Sir Colin Campbell remained at Lucknow,
restoring quiet and organizing the garrison.
Fugitives from Dude to the eastward were
threatening Goruchpore, and a regiment had
been sent there.
The Hill Fort Of Chundaree had been
stormed and taken by the British.
The rebels, under Nena Sahib's brother,
were in strong force in Bundelcund.
Commissioner Yeh was at Calcutta and
| would be kept under surveillance until fur
ther orders.
| Sir Hugh Roses movement had caused a
| great panic among the rebels in the Chundun
districts, and in the territory of the Raiah of
Banpoor, and that part of the country had
been abandoned by the rebels. The Raiah's
possessions had been confscated.
China.
The four great powers have allowed the
Emperor until the end of March to send his
| Plenipotentiary to Shanghai, and in the
meantime suspended all bellgerent procesd-
ings.
The Elders of Fatsham had declared that
the arming of the country around Canton
was only as defence against the rebels, who
threatened the city.
Latest by Telegraph.
LONDON, Saturday l7th.-Marshal Pellis-
sier presented his credentials to the Queen
yesterday.
| AHo H'ueDefueHt Detge says every effort will
be made to settle the dispute between Naples
and Sardinia by arbitration. The King of
Holland is named as likely to be selected.
The Times says the Turkish government
has contracted for the war steamers of two
hundred TO eight hundred tons. to establish
the BIack Sea feet, allowed them by the
treaty of Paris.
Advices from all commercial centres of the
Continent, describe a stagnation of business
and general exercise OF caution.