Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-10
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of abe SIen insliP America Mt
Halifax.

Halifax.
HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamship Ameri-
ca, Capt. Noodle, from Liverpool Saturday,
9th ult., 9 A. NJ, arrived at Halifax at 3. 80
?. NJ, Friday. 9th inst.
The America has had heavy Westerly gales
since the Ist of April
Great Britain.
Parliamentary Proceedings. the 18th,
in the House of Lords. Gen Peel announced
that it had been determined to grant medal
to all troops serving in India, and to give a
clasp for Delhi and Lucknow.
Roebuck brought forward his motion for
the abolition of the Irish Vice Royalty. At
ter some debate, the motion for the previous
question was negatived by majority of III,
when the subject was dropped, the main
question not having been put.
In the Con mons, D'lsrael moved for leave
to bring in bill amending the government of
India, and explained its provisions at length.
Instead OF the Board of Control, it substitutes
in their place Council, composed of Presi-
dent, Vice President, and eighteen members,
the President to be Secretary of State. 1t
was not proposed to interfere with the powers
of the Governor General. The details of the
bill were objected to by sundry members, but
leave was given to bring it in.
The appointment Of Pellisier as ambassador
from France gave very general satisfaction in
England The J lines believes the English
nation may be gratiied by the appointment.
The Emperor is said to have declared that be
selected this distinguished soldier as a tribute
Of respect to the alliance. to English people,
and to the two armies. The Times Paris cor
respondent believes Peissier to be warm
partizan of English alliance, and on recent
occasion, before the Prince Consort, he ex-
pressed himself very strongly to that effect.
The log OF the frlgate Niagara, shews that
on several occasions during her trip 10 Eng
land, she run over three hundred miles in
twenty-four hours. She arrived off Ply
mouth at 10 o'clock, on the night Of tie 22d.
She would have made a quicker run but for
the bad quality of her coal.
It was reported that Allsop Orsini accom-
pce, had offered TO surrender. provided the
Government would be at the cost of his de-
fence.
The returns of the Bourse of France ex-
hibit a falling off in exports for February, of
over two millions sterling, compared with the
same month last year.
The Dukes of Wellington and Devonshire
had been created knights of the Garter.
Mr.. Golden has been elected an honorary
member of the Atheneum Club, on the
ground OF his eminent public services.
India
There is nothing later than the advices BY
the last steamer. But an official dispatch
says that Colin Campbell, with his force, con-
sstlng of fifteen regiments of European in
fantry, three of native infantry, three of Eu-
ropean cavalry, two attachments of native
cavalry, with eighty heavy guns and morars
Of sixtysthree field pieces, had crossed the
Ganges, and was marching on to lucknow
The attack was expected to commence on the
I'D Of February. when Jung Bahadors and
Gen. Trunks forces, 1900 strong, would
also have reached Lucknow.
France.
The Paris Constitutional of the 18th has an
article in large type on an alliance between
France and England. Most friendly senti-
ments are expressed throughout. 1t SAYS that
Duke Malakof personifes the alliance as q
living memorial of common glory and com
mon peril, and the Emperor could not make
choice more significant or more Aattsring
the Queen and the English people.
The London Globes Paris correspondent
says that line of railroad about TO traverse
the West coast of France, from Bordeaux.
through Rochelle, Brest, and Nantz is clear
ly strategitic and more than a commercial pro-
Ject' as coasting trade by steamers is quite
adequate to mercantile purposes along the
Atlantic border of France
The artillery in the several towns IN Franco
mad been ordered to be dismounted and de-
posted IN the arsenal on the plea that they
are dangerous to use. The impression pre-
walls that they were removed lest they should
iaI into the peoples hands.
SpGin
Some disturbances had occurred at Valen-
oia, and few arrests were made. Quiet was
easily restored. The agitation was occasioned
by the drawing of a lottery.
There were also doubtful runners of disturb
anee at Saragossa, The Government has
presented project of law for the abolition
OF slavery IN the Spanish colonies.
Italy.
Count Cavour has written another spirited
note to the Government of Naples on ms re-
tusal 10 give up Cagliari.
Russia.
Great agitation prevails in Russia in conse-
quenee OF the opposition of many of the no.
oles to the emancipation of serfs, Many
great proprietcrs have fled to st. Petersburo
Tor tear OF their lives. 1t is rumored that a
camp OF one hundred thousand men is To he
formed before the middle of May, This is
considered as manifestation against Austria,
Turkey.
1t is reported that eight hundred Monteno-
gros had violated Austrian territory, raysping
everything in their course. The Russian am
basssdor has notified his government that
Turkey refuses to submit to the treaty for the
navigation of the Danube.