Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-06
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New YORK, Jan. 5.--The steamer Asia,
with Liverpool dates to Jan. Dist, arrived this
afternoon.
1t is said in London journals, that paria-
mentary reform measure is ready, and will be
submitted to the House of Commons at the
earliest opportunity, by Lord Derby At the
banquet, the Mayor Of Liverpool expressed
the nope that the coming session would wit
ness the adoption Of good measure of reform.
lie believed the conservative party would offer
, tactious opposition to it,
James Smith, a sailor on board the ship Geo.
est who stabbed the mate of that vessel on
.ne passage from New Orleans, has been de-
ilvered up under the eXtradition treaty to the
American Consul at Liverpool. Capt. Will
llams of the British barque Imogene, has been
formally presented with gold chronometer,
from President Buchanan, as testimonial for
his humanity to the crew of the wrecked ship
Fleetwood of Boston.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
teegraphS that there is a current rumor that
the Pope has demanded the evacuation OF
Rome by the French troops, but that 1t is alb
solutely false. The Times says, however,
that unless the French government dlsaVows
the famous pamphlet it will certainly be called
on to withdraw its army.
With regard to Napoleon'S free trade pro-
gramme. he is represented to have sad, III re-
ers, who exist solely because they are protect
ed, "they have been aware of my intentions
for five years, and have had plenty OF time to
prepare for the change. The question OF pro-
hibition has had its day, and | have not the
power to raise the dead"
The London Morning Chronicle says: The
new commercial treaty embraces, on the side
OF France, suppression Of prohibitions and
reduction of duties on coal and iron. On the
kNEE 4 1.
spirits, articles de Paris, and silks.
The Herald Paris correspondent reiterates
his previous statement that a portion Of the
French Imperial Guards had received cam
palgn equlpage, and that regiments quartered
at Versailles, were ready to march at mo-
ment's notice, for Italy, as the officers believe.
Advices from Italy say that several arrests
occurred in Florence, on the discovery OF
conspiracy i'll favor of the Grand Duke.
A solemn reconciliation is reported between
Cardinal Antonelli and the prelates who have
been opposed to him.
LIE Nord says, the Emperor of Russia is
about to espouse the cause of the pope, but
the London Times denies it.
Reported attacks upon Swiss soldiers by the
population on the Marches, and a sharp con-
test at Macerata, are mentioned.
1t is rumored that there is increased intma-
cy between Austria and Russia, which has in
view the renewed subjugation of Hungary.
A Vienna telegram declares that there is no
truth in the reported desertion of Hungarian
soldiers from the garrisOns i'll Venetia- Sew.
eral agents, however, have been detected tam
pering with regiments, and arrested.
Among the French diplomatic changes, it is
announced that M. BaraI goes from Madrid to
Constantinople, the Duke of Grammont from
Rome to Madrid the Prince Latour Dau-
vergne to Rome.
Fred Douglass was lecturing at Liverpool
on slavery.
The Sandman ministry was not yet officially
announced but Count Cavour will certainly
have the foreign department.
Markets.
Liverpool, Jan. 2l.-Cotton.-In the early
part of the week the market continued de-
pressed. But various circumstances have
since stimulated the demand, which has been
extensive, and although freely met, holders
have been enabled to obtain in most instances
an advance. Yesterday friday the sales
reached about 10000 bales, including 5000 to
spectators aud exporters. The market was
rather easier, the full advance being scarcely
sustained.
BreadstuffS.-Flour has been somewhat in
qured after. Best extra western at 25S., but
over this price there are no buyers. Wheat
steady at Tuesdays decline. Indian corn had
reader sales, at decline OF 3D.. Cd. per
quarter
The VERY LATEsT.-The London Times
says the produce markets during the week
have been uninhuenced by the contemplated
changes in the French tariff or in advance in
the Bank rate. The tea market is described
as being considerably tirmer. Indigo, it is also
said, can't now be had at the advance already
established
The Bombay mail of Dec. 9th has arrived
The very successful issue of the Ghoorka
campaign against the rebels on the NCpaurse
frontier, is the only topic of interest in the
Bombay journals. The rebel force is now con-
sidered as utterly annihiated.
A Paris dispatch i'll the Post says, that, in
the political world, people are again beginning
to think seriously OF congress.
The London Star thinks it not improbable
that the commercial treaty between France
and England may be signed before The deliv-
cry Of the Queens speech ON Tuesday. The
Herald goes SO far as to say that there seems
little doubt that the treaty has been already
signed, and that it will come into operation in
England Immediately.
The London Herald says the Archbishop of
Paris has resigned his seat in the council of the
empire. This council was created to guard
the interests of the Napoleon dynasty in case
of the Elnperor's death. The a rchbshop's
withdrawal is expected to give more deter
mined attitude to the clerical party in opposi-
ton to the EmperorS anti papal policy.