Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24
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Arrival Of the AnsIO.saxOu at Portland,
INTERESTING FROM INDIA AND
CHINA.

Arrival OfIhe AngIO.saxOn at Portland.
INTERESTING From INDIA AND
CHINA.
PORTLAND, Feb 2l-8 P. M.-The steam
ship Anglo-Ssxon, from Liverpool a. NJ.
Feb. 10th, arrived at Portland at five clock
this evening, with seventy one passengers
She was detained off Cape Race twelve Eours
by the ice. The City of Washington sailed
at the same time for New York.
Great Britain.
On the Sth, in the House OF Lords, Lord
Lyudhurst asked if any communication had
passed between the British and French gov
ernments respecting certain insulting para
graphs which had lately appeared in the Paris
Moatteur, considered as the organ of the
French government, and by authority Lord
Granville said note had been received from
Walewski, in which explanations were given
of the publication of an address in which the
regret of the Emperor was expressed at the
appearance of anything offensive to the Eng.
lish nation.
In the Commons, a vote of thanks to the
army in India, was carried, after sons excep.
tions were taken as in the upper house. Lord
Palmerston asked for leave to bring in bill
relating to conspiracy to murder, by making it
felony. He said propositions had been made
i'll consequence OF the recent attempts on the
life of the Emperor of France That attempt
was the result of a conspiracy formed in Eng
land, and the consequence was, that foreign
nations had formed opinions that Parliament
ought to take some steps TO remove upon mere
suspicion. all aliens from England. Govern
mant had no intention to propose such meas
ures, although under the circumstances, they
were driven to consider the present state of
the law with regard to the law relating to
conspiracy. He explained the appearance of
the offensive address in the HoRiteur, and ex-
pressed the Emperor's regret for the same,
and concluded by pointing out the necessity
for the amendment on general grounds. Mr..
Kinglake offered resolution in the shape of
an amendment. that the House, while anxious
upon every proper OCCASION to consider any
defect in criminal law, deemed it expedient,
in compliance with the demand contained in
Waleski's dispatch, until further information
was afforded by the production of any COM
munications between the two governments,
subsequent to the date of that dispatch he
declined to concur in altering the municipal
law of the country upon demand of any pow.
er whatever.
Several speeches were made against the
proposed measure, including a very sarcastic
SHN y ~NAs AeOOONSAt WAtOl Tic U6DdL6 was
adjourned
The following evening the debate was re-
sumed, and after speeches by Lord John Rus.
sell, ID 1sraeli, and others, in favor of leave
being granted to bring in bill Lord Palmers-
tons motion was agreed to by vote of 299
to SO. Mr.. Barring presented the East India
Companys petition against any alteration in
the government of India.
The London Morning Post saws that one of
the principals in the late attempt upon Louis
Napoleon, is an Englishman, named Thomas
Alsopp,an ex. member of the Stock Exchange
dispatch from the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs 10 the Ambassador of the
French in London, respecting refugees, is
couched in moderate language after referring
to various designs which have been concocted
in London, and the facilities afforded for fur.
ther guilty enterprises, the dispatch concludes
as follows: "Ihe government of Her Britain
mic Majesty can assist us in arresting danger
by giving us guarantee of security, which no
state can refuse to neighboring State, and
which we are authorized to expect from an
ally. Full of confidence, moreover, in the
exalted reason of the English Cabinet, we alb
stain from all indication as regards measures
which il may be suitable to take to satisfy
this wish. We rely in this matter, entirely on
the British Cabinet for approaching decisions
which they shall judge most proper to lead to.
this end, and we congratulate ourselves in the
hrm persuasion we shall not have appealed in
vain to their conscience and loyalty
Election rioting had taken place in LINER
lex. Many persons were seriously injured,
and the military called out to restore order.
France.
The Moaiteur publishes official notification
of the blockade of Ca anton ~ var Nv ~ Er,,ob
feet.
Some difficulty has arisen between the
French government and the Swiss Confedera.
ton on the subject of refugees. The Swiss
are said not to be disposed to confine refugees
in the interior.
M. Billault, Minister Of the Interior, had
resigned his office, and his resignation was
accepted. He was subsequently offered the
embassy to Madrid, but declined. M Pietri,
project of police, had also resigned
Feb. 6, the Bank Of France reduced its rate
of discount from to IL per cent.
Gen. Espinaise, aid de- camp of the Emper.
or, was nominated Minister of the Interior,
in place of Ballault, so that additional com.
missaries of police are to be appointed to watch
the frontiers
The Mo@iteT publishes a circular by the
new minister of the interior, stating that the
emperor nad called MN to ot1ce to execute
attentive surveillance over the revolutionists
who plan against the life of the Emperor. 1t
was considered not improbable thatEspanase's
appointment would prove but temporary.
1t was again reported that France would
act upon large scale against China.
PRUSSIA.
The Prince FrederickMNi lillian and Princess
made public entry in Berlin on the 9Th. Their
reception was enthusiastic.
SPHiSs
The Spanish authorities have discovered a
new revolutionary plot.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
France.
The Paris correspondent of the Adueytisey
says it 10 believed that Gen. Espininge will
eventually become Minister OF Police, and
that his appointment now is merely provis
ional. The political accounts from Paris
show the general determination of the Gov
eminent to perfect its system OF repression
and relsance upon the military power.
India and China.
The following telegram from the acting
consul, Green, was received at the foreign Of,
ice, via Malta, Feb. 10th
f" Alexandria, Feb. 6.-The Hindostan ar
rived at Suez on the 4th inst. She brings
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