The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
rival of the Canbria-7 days Later,

Arrival of the Cambria-7 days Later.
Steamship Cambria arrived at half past six
O'Clock, Wednesday evening. She has 70 pas.
sengers for New York.
THE CHOLERA was greatly Increasing in
England; deaths in London Tor the week ending
Sth inst, were 2796, of which 1868 were by chol
era In Liverpool the deaths from cholera were
said to be greater in proportion than in any part
of England. In Dublin it is on the increase
Several distinguished persons have died OF chol
era in Paris and other parts OF France and vi
emma and Berlin are at the present time SUITE rim
mere than Paris. At Berlin the deaths are more
than 40 day.
Markets are dull, and not much change The
weather for harvesting was fine in all parts OF
Great Britain. The Liverpool Journal of the
6ih says the harvest has been nearly safely
housed, and is pronounced abundant, as the potA
10 is redundant, and is, SO far, exempt from rot
Trade is active, If not lucrative, and employ ment
in the manufacturing districts awaits all who de
sire it.
The queen and royal family were stih in Scot
land, aud would return TO London on the 18th.
Loi6 Elgin has been created Baron.
FRANCE. The FreLc government continues
to refuse passports to refugees who, on their way
to america. are forced 10 traverse France. The
president has made several trips TO the depart
ments, and made speeches at public dinners
He was well received every where. Lamartine
has refused public subscr ption for his benefit
because his writings give him sufficient pay.
Lucien Murats appointment TO Madrid is con
sidered as reconciliation OF the two parties in
the cabinet.
ROME On the 2Ist ut, Gen. Oudinot offici.
ally announced his departure from Rome. Mr.
Savelli, the pope's minister of the interior, has
arrived and installed himself as head OF the pc.
lice, but entirely under the control of the French
authorities. A military commission has been
established for recognizing the Roman troops.
The triumvirate OF cardinals has instituted a
com mission for the purpose of prosecuting the
authors and accomplices OF the outrages commit
ted during the revolutionary period against re.
llglon, its ministers the majesty of the sovereign
and public security. Gen. Rostallan has assum-
ed the command OF the French army OF occupa.
ton.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY Comorn and Pc.
terwardin still hold out The first is commanded
by Klapka, the second by Kiss. The Russian
Gen Berg had long interview with the latter
on the 23d. The result of which was. that an
Hungarian major was sent to Gen Haynau TO
arrange terms, for the equalization OF the impreg-
nabe position OF Comorn induces Kldpka 10 de-
maid good conditions.
A letter from Vienna Of the 3Ist ult states
'Ho' ooOC' VI W We |hUSyuI CHtSJS H0H Oeen eTe-
cufed; among them are the ex minister OF Jus.
tice, Pobobich, and Gen. Damiawich, who had
been hanged, and Gen. Auferwann who had
been shot. Gen. Jowich who gave up the for
tress Essegg to the Magyars, had been taken to
Vienna In chains. The mother and children of
Kossuh, and the wives oil several Magyar gen.
erals had arrived as prisoners at Presburg
Letters IRON Vienna state that the emperor OF
Austria has pardoned Gorgey, and the latter has
departed Tor Syria, where he intends Tor the
present to reside.
GERMANY. Venice was taken nosse ssion ot
by the imperalists on the 9th
A provisional arrangement has been concluded
between Prussia and Austria on the German
question:; there is to be a directory consisting of
seven members Tor the confederation proposed by
1.-THE cabinets OF Vienna and Munich, and it is TO
hold its sittings at Frankfort. The directory will
be permanent executive commission Tor the
common interest for the whole of Germany.
The states who adhered TO the restricted confed.
GRAFTON under the direction Of Prussia, will have
between them three votes such at least is the
proposition Oh Austria The presidency OF the
directors will be vested alternately in Austria
aud Prussia; this will not alter the relations as
to the common Legislation and the executive au-
thonty vested in the confederation. The Aus.
TRAN government engages to persuade the arch.
duke john to eslgn his dignity to the vicar of the
empire. The Frankfort correspondent of Lon.
don paper writes on the 3lst that there is little
doubt that congress of princes will be held
here in the course of next week for the purpose
OF hnaly settling the German question.
RUSSIA. grand te deum was ordered in all
the churches OF Russia in honor OF the success in
Hungary. The emperor of Russia was at War
saw The grand duke Michael had all attack of
apoplexy at the review at Warsaw on the 18th,
and Was not expected TO recover on the 26,h.
SARDINIA. The Austrian troops evacuated
Novdra, the last place which they occupied in
the Piedmontese territory. The Sandman troops
received possession OF the town from the Auslrl-
ans, who crossed the Ticini into Lombardy on the
same day.
DENMARK. The Danish governm e Mt, under
date the 18Th, had given official notice that the
blockade OF the east coast OF the duchy of Hols-
tein is raised, including the La bors Neu,,adt.
Heilige nhaten with the FemeIn Sound, Keil and
the Canal.
SWITZERLAND. Adyces from Berne from
the LIST Instant state that Tor some time past re
port had been spread Of collective note fl on. the
three great powers OF the north In accord with
the French government, to the eject that the
Canton Of Neufchatel must be restored TO Prussia.
OF the 10000 political refugees that were in
Switzerland only 5000 remained there.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
We make the following extract from the SPRING
6ell Republicans account OF this Conve nton