Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-03
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of Ihe steamer AugIO-snxon at
Portland

PORTLAND. May g. The steamer Anglo
Saxon. from Liverpool April 81, arrived at
Portland Sunday evening, May 2.
Great Britain.
In the House of Lords on the 1884, Lord
Malmesbury said the opinion of the law Of
fcers of the Crown in regard TO the seizure Of
the steamer Cagliari by Naples, was pre-
n0uneed legal by two OF them, and by the
third entirely Illegal. Under these circum-
stances, the Government did not think it de-
sirable to take any strong measures in the
premises ar present.
In the House of Commons, MIR. D'Israeli
made his financial statement. He estimated
the ordinary expenditures of the year at
963, 600, 000 but as 60 100000 of exehequer
bills were falling due, aud E 500, coo had to
be paid as a sinking fund towards the war
debt, the total expenditure would amount, to
&67, 100, 000 being about GA, 600, 600 IN ex-
cess of estimated revenue, taking into account
the reduction in the income tax which the
government had no intention to interfere with.
and the fact that E3, 800 900 were eztraordl-
nary expenditures. Mr.. D-Israeh showed
there was diminution in the resources If the
country. and that but for these reasons, there
would been mn actual surplus. dc recommend
ed postponement of the payment Of the sinking
fund and exchequer bills, and the imposition
of a tax on Irish whiskey, and penny stamp
on bankers checks to meet she deficiency.
After some slight opposition, resolutions on
which were formed bills for carrying she pro-
positions into effect, were agreed to.
The removal of Lord How1en from the en-
bassy at Madrid was discussed Lord Palmer
ston opposing the action Of 5he government.
On the Goth the proceedings Of the House
of Lords were unimportaut
In the House of COmmons. 1Ir. Roe5nck
said that he intended TO ask the government
if they meant to proeeed with the cons piracy
Indictment against DR.. Bernard.
Amotion for leave 10 bring in bin limiting
Parliament to three years. was defeated by
1917 majority.
The jury in the cssp Of DR.. Bernard, charged
as an accessory TO the murders committed by
Orsini and Others returned 7esdict Of not
guilty. The result was received with great
cheering, in court aud OUT, and CRESTED With
general satisfaction throughout The eountyv-
Bernard was discharged on bal.
Lord Dumferlne, better known as ssSpeak
er Abercrombie,' 10 dead.
An application For new trial Of the Brit.
1sh Bank was pending in the law courts.
The London money market was unchanged.
Robert Brown & Co., of London. in the
Australian trade, had supended Liabilities
G4O, 900.
France.
The acquittaL Of DIR. Bernard prodneea
great sensation. The Psyis Afoaas,,y did not
publish the result Whai. first received. ,hev
confessed that they dare NOT publish the
speech of the prisoners counsel. while Sthers
gave garbled accounts The Enperp4 and
ms advisers do MOT regard with Indifference,
the encouragement that the result VIII give
the cohspraiors, out that 10 exciting language
VIII be used by the French press Ia excite in
dignatou.
1t was rumored, but not credited. fbat
Queen Victoria viii meet che Emperor Ma.
poleon at CherbonFs, at the great railroad fete
to take place there.
The three opposition candidates tor the Par
IS election are Messrs IlarviAe. jules Fanre
and Picard.
1t is said thaa orders have been issueef for
the organization Of companies of sappers and
miners for the island OF Reunion and the
french West India Islands also, that The
french riilemen are to be armed with double
barrelled guns,
ne french boUrse vas extremely DUH.
me Fans Con5tst@tonsl3e says that if Mr..
James speech in Beynard's case was eener.
any circulated IN France, 1t would be difficult
ioF the Government to stay she effect of nph-
lie indignation.
ItnTys
1t Is seriously contemplated by the Neapol-
lIah government 80 form a eamn ct Gaeta
Inc conspiracy had again been warmly de-
oated IN the Sandman Chamber Of Deputies.
Count Cavour declared ,hat the measure vas
irrespective OF any external pressure. and that
the ministry had made it cabinet question.
Rnssin.
Inc government has made arrangements fop
increasing its reveaue i0s the benefit Of Inc
frontier railways.
India
The details Of India news to March oath
have reached England. -''H
There is nothing important to be addsd to
the telegraphic advices. W
Maan Singh and many of the other rehels
have submitted to the British.
The rebels mostly fed Northward.
Rohilcun6 was still unsettled,
The trial of the ez-King of Delhi was con-
clnded, but the result was noy known.
Nena Sahib Twas at Calpec, preparing 70
penetrate the Deacon with hopes of being
joined by the Mahreltas.
The British would soon attack CaJnpo
Executions at Delhi and other cities CON
tinued.