Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-25
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
a ivnI ID lhe 90. Of washIugson.

| Or I1ehry bulwer has been appointed Min
lster to Constantinop!e, and Hon. Edward
Erskine Secretary of Legation at Washing
ton.
The Times says the resolution of oensure
will be supported by Lord John Russell and
the Peelite party, as well as Palmerston.
Speculations were rife as to whether the
ministry would resign or dissolve Parliament
IN the event of the passage of the resolution.
Great Britain.
On the l0th, in the Lords, the Earl of
salisbury gave notice that, oG the 18th, he
should move a resolution condemning the
conduct OF the government in publishing
their despatch to the Governor General of In
Gia.
In the Commons, Mr. Cardwell gave notice
that on the 18th inst. he should move the fol-
lowing resolution:
ResoiUed, That this House, whilstit abstains
from expressing any opinion upon the policy
of any proclamation issued by the Governor
General Of India IN relation to Dude, has seen
with regret and serious apprehension that
Her Majesty's government has addressed to
the Governor General Of India, through the
Secret Committee of the India House, a dis
| patch condemning in strong terms the conduct
| of the Governor General of India and that
| they are OF opinion such a course on the part
of government must tend, under the present
circumstances of India, to produce most
| prejudiciaI effect, by weak ening the authority
of the Governor General, and by encouraging
further resistance on the part Of those who are
stlA IN arms against US.
The Oaths Bill, as amended by the House
OF Lords, was taken up, when Lord John Rus
sell moved that the amendment be not agreed
to, and that the clause to admit Jews to Par
lament be restored. The motion was carried
by vote of 1853 to 100.
A resolution to admit Baron Rothchild as
member of the Committee was debated and
carried, 253 to 1913.
On the 18th, in the House of Lords, the
Earl of Peterborough explained the circum
stances under which the dispatch censunng
Lord Canning had been written; admitted
that he alone was responsible for it, and an.
nounced that. rather than expose his coll
leagues to the censure OF Parliament, he had
rendered his resignation as President of the
Board of CONTROL to Her Majesty, and the
same had been accepted.
Lord Derby said the resignation had been
accepted with regret, but admitted that he
considered the publication of the dispatch
premature andinjudicious
Lord SALISBURY explained the terms of his
motion of censure against the Government,
which, in effect takes the same ground as
that proposed in the House of Commons, and .
bases the complaint on the superstition that
Government acted in the matter without a
full knowledge of the proceedings of Lord
earning.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Berkeley
gave notice of bill to establish the system of
voting by ballot,
All the wire of the Atlantic Telegraph ca
bic had been taken out of the tanks at Key
ham, and coiled on board the Niagara and
Agamemnon, so that nothing remained to be
done but to take on board a small portion of
the ew cable. which was being done. and
the paying-out machinery. The departure of
the ships on the experimental cruise was ex-
pected to take place on the oath OF May.
The mail steamer Canada from Africa for
Plymouth, sunk on the 4th of May, after be-
ting in collision with the barque Ida Elizabeth
from Cardiff for Batavia. The captain, two
passengers, and four seamen, were drowned
The rest, numbering about, so persons, were
saved by the baIque.
A serious accident had occurred on the
Trent Valley Railroad, entailing the loss of
three lives, and serious injury to four other
persons.
Calcutta mails Of April arrived at Suez on
the 4th of May. The news is of no special
importance.
Lucknow was perfectly tranquil, and not
single armed man was to be seen.
The 9TH Bengal Light Cavalry, 160 strong,
had been brought to a court martial at Umbal-
lah. Sixty were sentenced to be hanged, and
the remainder were to be transported for life.
A hot. weather campaign in Rohilcund is
considered inevitable.
Col. Seaton's force had encountered and
beaten the rebels, taking three guns.
A dispatch from Malta says Rohicund was
in possession of the rebels, who were said to
be one hundred thousand strong.
An amnesty was offered in Dude to all who
returned to their allegiance, mutineers ex-
cepted.
China.
The dates from Hong Kong are to March
10th. All continued quiet in China.
France.
The election of member of the Corps
Legislatif for the. Fifth Circums cription of
Paris, resulted in the choice of NJ Picard
the opposition candidate, by large majority
| The numbers were, so far as known, for Pi-
card 1923; Eek government candidate)
S,976.
The accounts from the agricultural districts
of France are cheering. The wheat crops
promise an early and abundant harvest The
vineyards generally present. The vineyards
generally present fine appearance, notwith-
standing damage from frosts and disease in
some sections.
a Turkey.
The difficulty existing between Turkey and
Greece, originating in the expulsion of Greek
subjects from Bosnia, had been referred to
the mediation OF England, France and Rus
STA, and the task had been accepted by these
powers.
Latest.
The Times confessed TO a sort Of disappoint.
ment at the readiness with which Lord Derby
has sacrificed his dangerous colleague, Lord
| Eleuborough.
The Star says the effect Of the announce
ment in the Lords was 70 ALLEVIATE number
OF the independent members OF the Commo ns
known as likely to support the vote of CEN
sure, from the ranks of Mr.. Cardwell, and
the Star thinks that after what has happened,
his resolution is placed in considerable dam
ger.
The Advertiser asserts that a member of the
Cabinet communicated personally with Mr..
Bright as to whether his party would be sat
is6ed if Lord Peterborough we're to resign.
Mr.. Bright is understood to have returned an
affirmative answer.
The Star alludes to Lord Ellenborough AZ
having exploded the plot for overthowing tn,
ministry.
The rate Of insurance on the steamer STAN.
boul, which has now been one hundred and
eighteen days from Melbourne, with "a, SOC
($24, 5000 in gold, has advanced TO sixty pei
cent. at Lloyd's. This vessel was spoken al
sea about a month after leaving Melbourne
but has not been heard Of since.
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