Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
later from Europe.

T,e BrsiSh Sseamer America arrived at Boston
vs,,.-s,y. w5,a sevea days hter Intelligence from
5se ga NEossa.
Il Eassaa and Scotland, The Ne PoPcry excite
raszs <,Gl o,a,iaaes 10 Be kep, up and The London
naEy ENsws. asser,s, ;ba, the Attorney General is
7-e,rs bil',yShieh eau,emplaies that the holding
Il Faz il lies by the Catholic clergy shall be con-
sssas-a3 q crsass asaiast the State.
7- Times significantly remarks that DR.. Ulathorn
: .hs S~s A. be viii aSsarealy be the last Bishop
s. Bf-7rSashsu1. Lord b .aumonl, Catholic noble
rza. has taken the eid against the measuresof the
psa and alauisins that the recent appointments TO
EnssSh Ri>bop7lcs are derogaory TO the Crown, and
al xsraanes vi.h the constitution of England. Im-
s-~Sa meetings have been held 10 denounce the ag
s-sssge pa'icY of the Catholics. In some cases the
meetings have led TO serious riots, especially al
pS-z.3ha8S. where oae Of the widest riots took
r-e that hs occurred siace iha days oi lhe Reform
RIl The magistrates and police were compelled to
zss before The mob.
GERMANY.
AFairs m Germany remaia in mach the same Po-
si5aa ,hev have done Il s stated by telegraph from
Pms thzt the prussi2n government has negotiated
loen ol ten ulillioas of pounds sterling with the
hccss of Rolh>ehlI IN Loodoa- The upper House
as Asseatly Is rcpor,ed 30 be inclined 10 peace
Trbs Jisturhances between the Prussian aud Ba-
varaa trooqs al Frankfort were reneyved on the 18th
ana Ia several o the streets the soldiers Of the twn
countries had very saagaaary conflicts. The peace
Of ihe city with dithculiy preserved. The Aus
TRAN n Federal army IN HesSe i suffering from
arsne of Trasisious, and their commander had in
formed The PrusSisn General that, in consequence
he shall Be compelled 10 advance. Gen Groben re-
piled lhai the Prussian troops under his command
svould not iall back under anv circumstances what
ever. The Cabinet Of St Petersburgh Is reported
: 10 have formerly made known that Of Prussls
e gains, Austria, would be regarded declaration
cf war Oh the part Of Prussia against Russia. Conf
deGce in the msinienanee Of peace Is daily becom
ias mere " eak. The Stock Exchange was, at tn,
lsitS, dates. greatly agtated At Vienna, the pemt
usu cn gold has risen to 44 per cent.
FRANCE.
The French ambassador had arrived IN Paris
from London. 70 explain Lord Palmerslon views o.
The German question. II is reported that Englan,
VII act in concert with France, and that she desire
10 prevent Russian intervention.
! In the Assembly on Tuesday, exciting debat
: arose upon the question Of raising additional troop
: 10 the number of 40, 900. NJ. Theirs is the chairman
: Of the Committee to whom the subject has been re
L ferred. The debates would show that France
: strongly opposed TO any German league.
Abdel kader has made an Intellectual attempt t
obtain his liberation, by applying directly 10 the As
& senibly.
I A proposition 10 remove the seat of Govenmer
s flom Paris has been rejected by a very decided ma
e jority.
: TURKEY. An alarming conspiracy of the oil
retrog7de party in Coustantinople has given rise to
s rumor that the Sultan had been assassinated. TIL
{ report proved to be false. Kossu;h is still held
duance, and is reported to be suffering with typhoi
e ieYer.
< ITALY. Latest advices from Rome state that th
. propaganda affect to treat lightly the cominotion
8 England upon the late Papal aggression aud profe.
= ], 10 regard It as a mere question ef etiquette.
~ 'rTS. r-irzE " r7gTrrrTgy Tu1rron
the Siog Sing prison. and the protector Of rartiai
n successful scheme Of female emigration to CsEornr
ie has become the proprietor Of fine farm near :.
tTaneiseo, the crops of which are worth S60.00O.-
: The California Courier gives an account Of iu grne
by her in one Of the courts in san Fancisco again
1 Joseph s. Ruckle, for SS.66I21