The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
F EIGN NEW S.

articles OF news, which follow.
FdTiS, March 81. The fall which has taken
place to-day in the funds is frigbtfuIIv rand
The new decline is attributed to the march of
the russians and the troops of the Germantic
confederation upon the Duchy of Luxemburo.
and to the troubles coming on Belgium.
FROM the commencement of this week the
oP'nioh that war Is approaching has been GEN.
eial'y entertained On the Exchange there is
no" no io"SeI any doubt Considerable bets
nave seen made that within fifteen DAYS il will
have commenced J' ~ WIN
News has been received to-day from Trr;,
Inc health OF the King of Piedmont is very
Oau MS de attn IS expected every moment. His
successor frince Carignan, in despite of Aus
iTIa, VIII be much disposed to unite with
France in case ofwar.
Inc only good news is, that the ENGLISH
Ambassador has signed and earnestly sunported
MS Teiiohstrance to the Austrian government
mare, HPrtI L. Letters have been received
mere 70 gay from Italy, which makes us ae.
qualhteu win the severe acts of the Austrians.
after their entrance into Italy, All the chefs
oil tue provisional government taken, were i'm
meuiateiy thrown into dungeons, and delivered
over 10 the military commissions Numerous
executions have taken place. When our am
Oassador at Turn, NJ. de Barante, was inform
ed OF the entry of the Austrians into Bologno
he forthwith wrote to the COMMANDING officer
OF the army, that unless he should immediately
retreat the French government would REGARD
inc occupation as an act of hostility. The
General replied, that he had been executing
( the orders OF his government, and thar he
shoulu not retire without having received
new orders TO that effect.
1t is said to-day, that the French coverp.
ment has signifed its utimatum to this effect.
10 the cabinet of Vienna. The courier who is
10 carry 1t, is to leave Paris on Monday morn.
lng' attn April. In the mean time, troops arc
proceeding by forced marches TO the frontier of
the Alps, and Marshal Gerard, who is TO take
command OF the army which is TO operate at
ms point, has made every preparation for his
departure.
we are waiting with Impotence for news
from Vienna. Up to the present moment, the
Austrian ambassador at Paris, Count d'Apponv
mas not given any explanation; he even SAYS
.Sa' ne does not know officially what was pass
ing at Bologna.
! HarSGtc, March 81. Letters from Zamosc
OF the 18th, stale that on the IIth a Russian
battalion was surrounded near Uchanie, and
I compelled to surrender The men who com
posed 1t have been sent prisoners to the fortress
of Zamosc.
They write from CracoVia that Gen. Chic
Picki' VINO had arrived in that city short time
previous, to take care Of his wounds, was in a
very alarming state
! from Clechonow we learn that 500 mon had
indeed arrived there on the 9Th of this month.
out mat they had been driven in by the caval-
/ ~ OF Augustowo. On the 18th it was under.
stoou !here, that smart cannonading was
hoaro IN the direction of Ostrolenka. The
liost diiiictlng accounts arrive from those parts
OF the country which have been traversed bv
the Russian troops. The town of Pulaway has
oeen plliaged; the whole woiwodeship of Pc.
tacla mas been devastated; the villages are
burnt The unfortunate inhabitants perishng
with famine, and scattered in the woods,
aVenge themselves on the little bands of straD
Cling soldiers that they meet with.
Private lettersirom Italy attributed the sudden
death OF the son of Louis Bonaparte to poisoning
! London, April 8. A report is in circulation that
communication has been opened between the
lilly sent from Warsaw and Constantinople. If
1t be true that the Sublime Porte has sent an En-.
Ioy 10 w arsaw, hostities between Russia and Tur
Key may be considered as certain Indeed such n
JeP on the part OF the latter Power amounts to a
declaration of war.
APrI I; We have just received the Paris pa
peTs OF Tuesday and Wednesday. Their tone is
stll Pdclhe. NO answer had yet been received to
the note addressed to Austria, and the very inter-
eestlng discussion in the Chamber of Deputies on
t lone1y' iehds 70 confirm the opinion that Minis
'ers feel themselves fortified in maintaining peace.
h'"sSetS, -AP!tt 4. The English Cabinet re-
nouhces every idea of restoring the family of the
frlnce OF Orange. France long since having re-
eognlzed the irredeemable downfall of the Nassaus
would, IN conjunction with England, propose the
Z Erlnce OF Sake Coburg as fit parsonage to ,be
hlng OF the Belgians. and upon the understanding
'na Tt ne should marry daughter of Louis Philippe
Inc Emancipation brussels paper) gives the
particulars of the riots 1T Antwerp Yesterday and
the day before. The city has been declared by
zen Beaulieu In a state of siege.
Ftorence, March "a. 1000 Austrians marching
on Rome have passed through Florence. TUSCANY
is beginning to terment The sight of those troops
mas indlsposed the population, and it is most likely
that that country will not long preserve the tran
guilty it has heretofore enjoyed.