Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-26
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70 TIE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX. June 25.-The steamship Europa
from Liverpool at IL o'clock on the morning
of the 18th, via Queenstown, the 10th inst
has arrived here. Her dates are three days
later. The Europa has 81 passengers and
fl90000 in specie,
In parliament, on the 18Th inst, there was
considerable talk about the Galway steamer
contract.
In the house of commons on tho 18th inst,
Lord 6. Paget said that the government had
chartered the Great Eastern to convey troops
to Canada. Mr.. Gregory moved the appoint
ment Ut Il select committee TO examine into
the circumstances attending the termination
of the Galway contract He charged the
British government with being actu ted by an
enyious spirit towards Ireland.
Lord John Russell said that he did not in
tend to oppose the motion, and trusted that the
Investigation would be satisfactory.
The London Times, in an editorial on
American affairs and the indignation of the
north towards the attitude OF England as
serts that the British pubic have given much
sympathy to the federal cause, more than it
ever gave to the cause of British sovereignty
and union in any of its trials. 1t claims that
EngIani will do her duty and leave the fed
eraists to do theirs, knowing well that she
could not do them greater mischief than by
taking their part.
DiAteeu gun Vessels nave DeeH UFueTeu 1nl-
mediately TO join the squadron about to be dis
patched to the North American coast.
The weather in England was quite hot. All
the crops were making rapid progress, and
breadstutfs were declining in all the markets.
In France, the corps legislatit had finally
agreed to hold to the budget by vote of 242
against 5.
Thouvenal had addressed a couple of letters
to the Turin cabinet, expressing the deepest
regret at the death of Count Cavour. fhe
silence of the French legislature on the sub
ject, attracted considerable attention. The
recognition OF the Kingdom of Italy by France
is near at hand, and will be FASTENED by Ca
YOURS death.
. The Journal des Debats publishes an impor
tant article, showing that, if Austria crosse 5
the Mincio, France must inevitably recon-
mence The war interrupted in 1859.
The new ministry OF King Victor Emanuel
had taken tue oath Of allegiance 1t was said
that KOssuth was about to take permanent
residence in Lombardy.
Baron Ricaso in announcing the formation
of the new ministry, said that none had lost
their faith in the destiny of Italy. The policy
of the new cabinet, he said, would be the same
as that of Cavour.
The confessor of Cavour had arrived at
= Rome, the bearer of message from the
deceased minister to the pope.
Disturbances had taken place at Velletue
and Amelia. The liberals at Rome had
adopted a sign of mourning for Cavour. The
pope was seriously ILL.,
The United States frigate John Adams was
at Hong Kong and the steamer Hartford and
the gun boats Dacotah and Saginaw were at
Shanghai Business was very dull at all the
Chinese ports except Tren Tren, where there
was fair demand for imports.
Liverpool Markets.--The breadstuff market
is dull with decline in all qualities. Cotton
firm at full prices