Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-24
Foreign News by the Atlantic.

North Britain and parts oil the contlnenti snow lies
MANY feet deep.
Lombardy is utterly PROSTATE before its tyrants.-
The coniscatioE is begun.
EEeLAED.-ln the House Of Lords on Monday,
Sih, the Earl Of Aberdeen replied, in answer TO a
question by the Earl OF Mamsbury, that the govern
nent had no Information as to Mazzin having
escaped on board the British lreate ReIribution.-
Earl Mamsbury maintained that il it was strue, it
was an ac! Of ill-judged humanity in the cap
tain OF that ship receive that political agitator
board.
In the House Of Commons, in answer TO ques-
ton from Mr. Hume, touching Mr. Evereu's letter TO
the President the Isthmus canal, Lord John Rus
sell said, that with regard to the canal across the
Isthmus Of Darien the intelligence which has
been received induced the government to think that
the Convention entered into with the United States
would by no means answer the desired purpose
The projectors of that canal have changed their
scheme from canal which would admit merchant
vessels OF the largest size, 10 canal of small depth,
and IN TACT one which would be useful only to coast
ing vessels. Her Majesty's government therefore
communicated with the government OF the United
States upon that subject, declaring that the object
originally contemplated by that plan, would mol be
gained by the altered scheme. Lately, there has
been another plan proposed, which to make ship
canal OF thirty feet depth through the Ishmus of Da
ren, to join the Pacific and Atlantic oceans So far
as Her Majesty's government had an opportunity of
Judging, they would be very favorable TO plan Of
that kind, and they would be glad il the United
States government would concur with them in favor
OF the pian-supposing it should be found practical
BILE.
The Thames arrived at Southampton on the 9Th,
bringing $500 600 in specie. The Oronoko, with
the West India mails, is still due.
The departures for Australia still as numerous
as ever.
The Cunard steamer Alps, to sail from Liverpool
Both inst. for New York, will call at Boston, 10 de.
liver her cargo.
FRANcE.--A batch of new Senators is created.
and several members are added to the Council of
State.
One hundred and sixty.four more of the political
offenders are amnested.
The Moniteur of Sunday, 9th, contains decree
nominating commission charged TO visit every part
OF the Empire, to inquire into the wants of the cUun-
try, and report to the Emperor.
Prince Camerata committed suicide by shooting
himself throug b the head at Paris on the 4Ih inst
The Prince was grandson of Eliza Bonaparte, the
oldest sister of Napoleon.
Typhus fever and influenza are raging in the pro.
vinces at present as well as IN PARIS. woman was
taken sick lately and carried to the Hospital of La
Saltpeterere where, believing that she was on the
point OF death, she disclosed the fact that she was
acquainted with the man who, in the instruction Of
lo4o, shot the Archbishop Of Paris. In conse-
quence, retired tradesman, has been arrested and
is TO be Immediately brought to trial, on charge of
having taken part in the instruction of June, and
oil having assassinated or taken part in the assassi
nat on Of the Archbishop.
PoRTUGAL.-The north of Portugal had been
visited by immense fall of snow. Several wine
carriers and their mules bad persisted in the drills.
The wolves had descended from the mountains in
search of prey, and country places, many OF the
houses were covered with snow. AT Lisbon, the
weather was unusually cold for the season, and much
sickness prevailed.
AUsTRIA-It was menfianed in our lac, 10 ,cb
that conspiracy had been discovered among the po-
ltIcal prisoners in the fortress of Comorn, and that
the Provost who had connved the plot, was hang
ed Immediately on his guilt being discovered.
The telegraphic despatch froma Pesth, February
9th, to the London press confirms the existence of
the plot, and says, we led that on the 26lh
the Provost Of the Fortress of Cumorn vas hroug hit
here IN chains and imprisoned He had allowed
himself to be led by the State prisoners into con-
HpIracy, the object Of which was TO deliver M the
place To the Magyars. One of the prisoners dis
closed the plot, which, when discovered, was al
most ripe for execution. No fewer than 500 per-
sons are SAID to have been arrested in Pesth in con.
nectOn with this affair.
The Milan Gazettee contains the decree OF con.
hscation, together with notification from Radetsky
announcing that the coniscation applies not only to
revenues, but also occasional sums hitherto paw
able to the refugees, which now be paid to the
Austrian comuandant.
- AH"HSihi was EctictdHy DeieV6u 10 nave
got on board the Reribulion as she was leaving the
harbor for Malta. The two American ships had
received on board the more violent Of the refu-
gees.
HIldreth'e white Slave has been prohibited
at Rome, and is therefore in great demand
Another translation of Mrs Stoves work has
come out under the title Of Papa Tom, the first be-.
ing denominaed 'Zio Tom.'
TURKEY.-We have further accounts of the ar
rangement come to between Austria and Turkey
Diner Pacha is Immediately to withdraw his troops
from Montenegro, (which is to retain its former semi
Independent position. The Porte has consented
to pay four millions pastres, an indemnity for the
CLAIMS OF Austrian subjects on the Bosnians, and
kieck and the Suorna will still belong to the
Porte, though more than in reality, as it
mas relInqushed the right to Notifications on
them, and 10 approach them by sea. The claim of
Austria TO protect the Catholic Christians in the
western provinces Of Turkey was for the moment
waived, as It was not of the categorical de-
mands. 1t is believed that the Sultan will he oblip
ed to dismiss his cabinet in order to satisfy the ultra
Turkish party, which is highly enraged that the
Forte has yielded to Austria.