Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-24
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST.. JOINS, N. f., June 22.-The steamship
Anglo. Saxon, from Liverpool the 18th, via
Londonderry the 18th inst, was signalled of
this point at half past six this evening, en-
route TO Quebec. Dates by the Anglo Saxon
are five days later than those already received.
The steamship Great Eastern was to leave
for Quebec with troops on the 24ih inst, and
the Golden Fleece was TO leave Dublin on the
4th of July, ON the same Grand
The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market
for the three days including Wednesday, was
$4,000 bales market dull and unchanged
Breadstufis OF all qualities had declined. Pro.
visions quiet. Consols S95 a 80 for money
and 9O4 90s for account
New YORK, June 23.-The Bremen, from
Bremen via Southampton, June 18th, arrived
at six o'clock this evening.
The British government had determined to
send three regiments of infantry and sufficient
artillery and munitions of war to reinforce
their North American garrisons. They think
it desirable to place them in position TO com
mand respect from amy irregular bodies which,
in a moment of excitement might assai them.
The Great Eastern conveys the troops.
The Paris Monlteur publishes declaration
that Napoleon intends TO maintain the strctest
neutrality i'll the American war, aud en0ining
all Erenchmen not to violate that neutrality
by engaging in privateers, or enrolling them
selves in the army of either side, at the risk of
FORGETTING all claim on'his government.
The new Italian ministry is established.
Baron Ricasoli has assumed the presidency of
the council and foreign affairs. The pope's
health is entirely re-established. The porte
has consented to complete union of the prin-
cipaities, and an international conference will
shortly assemble at Paris, for a satisfactory
settlement of the question. The Turks had
extorted the signatures of Burlgonians TO adj
dresses favorable to the existing state of things
under threats of death Some districts were
agitated Omar Paeha had taken measures to
prevent the Muntenegrins from perpetrating
further massacres.
The international conference Of Constant.
nope resolved that the government of Leba-
non should be appointed for three years. and
could not be dismissed without previous un.
derstandlng between the porte and the great
powers. AT the expiration OF three years the
porte is to come to fresh understanding with
the powers. The conference resolved that a
governor may be chosen from the christian
subjects of the sultan, in any province of the
empire
Devish Pasha was marching with four thou
sand men against the insurgents, by whom his
vanguard had been beaten The beys of the
provinces had refused to recognize the conces.
sions made TO the christians in Omar Pasha's
proclamation, as being opposed to the Koran
English and French embassies are establish
ed at Pekin. The Chinese government has
resolved to establish an English school at
Pekin. Japan is quiet. The war in New
Zealand Terminated March 10, by the uncon-
ditionai surrender OF natives The Madrid
Correspondence, referring to dispatch stating
that if Spain occupied San Domingo she would
do so at her own risk and peril, says that the
government has received no 2fficial notice of
such declaration; but it is prepared to defend
the integrity of the territory which it has an
nexed to Spain, The porte has recognized
the Kingdom OF Italy,