Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER GAiLY SPY
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN.

PORTLAND, Nov. 70 - he steamship 30.
hemian, from Liverpool l4lh, and Londonderry
10Th, arrived this morning. The sales Of cot.
ton for the week were 100000 bales, the
market closing frfi and unchanged for Amer.
Jean Other descriptions advanced I a 3D.
The sales on Friday were u 600 bales The
market closed firm. ConsoIs closed at 935 Il
81 for money aud account
FRANCE.
The Moniteur of the 14lh contains DEGREES
nominating NJ Fould for minister OF finance,
and NJ. DeLarOquette, late minister of finance,
TO the post of senator. 1t also publishes Il
letter from the emperor to the minister of
state, approving FouId's financial programme,
and acknowledging the necessity of combining
the budget within nvariable limits. The en-
peror says
"Fhe only efiicaciOas means to attain this
end Is to resOlutely abandon the faculty which
appertains to me Of opening fresh credit in
the absence of the chambers. | am determin.
ed to Introduce changes, aud the senatus cou.
suite, which will be presented to the senate on
the ID OF December next will contain this res.
olution, and determine your budget and those
OF the different ministries by large sections. In
renouncing right which equally appertained
to the s0yereigns, even constitutional cues,
who have preceded me, may l do Il useful
thing towards insuring the right admuistra-
ton al finances. Faithful to my prerOgatives,
as a sacred deposit which cannot be touched,
nor as heritage from my ancestors which
must be Transmitted intact to my son, elected
by my people, aud representing THEN interests,
shall always abandon without regret every
prerogative for the good Of the public, and l
shall likewise preserve mistaken Iii my hands
all power which is Indispensable Tor the tram
guilty an the prosperity OF the country
The MOniteur then publishes letter from
tho t, M l,i
gramme, aud charging him with carrying out
the same. II also publishes Fould's pro
gramWe, which demonstrates the necessity
Tor the suppression OF extraordinary credits,
and examines the financial situation. Ii shows
that recourse has been had 10 credit under all
its forms, and calculates that tie deficit has
reached one houSaad million francs, and CON
Guides by showing that the abandonment by the
emperor Of his prer0gatlves, aud the curtail-
ment OF armamenlS will calm the umeasiness
OF Europe, and remove all preteXt fer hostile
measures.
SPAIN.
Gen, Pfim is appointed military and political
chief Of the Spanish expedition to Mexico.
The teXto the queens speech on tie opening
OF cores is received Ii makes 10 ai!usi0n to
the American difficulties. Ii explains the ne.
cessity of action against Mexico, and SAYS tie
account Of the convention will be presented to
the c1rtps ii due time In reference to the
annexation OF St Domingo the speech says
the Dominican people, menaced by foreign
enemies and tired OF intestine discord applied
to that nation To which it owed lis civilization
and existence, and it would have been unwor.
thy oi Spain to disregard the spontaneous
wishes OF the DOmincans.
INDIA,
The Calcutta Engishman censures the
Manchester manufacturers for doing nothing