Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-18
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the america.

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Arrival of the America.
The royal mail steamship America arrived at
Halifax al p M, August l6, from Liverpool at
A. NJ, on Saturday, the 9th, with ia through
passengers.
ENGLANDi-Ia Parliament Lord John Russell
stated the governments intention respecting Jamai.
ca The principal feature Of the plan is that Eng
land guarantees 1850 900 sterling adjust the diff
cultes and appoints Sir Henry Barclay governor
Mr.. Gibsons motion for committee on ocean
penny postage is postponed ill next session.
Parliament expected to be prorogued on the 18th
or 10Th inst.
The Black Swan is singing at Liverpool.
Lieut.. Alaury met with highly respectable meet.
ing at the Liverpool Merchants Exchange on the
18th, and explained his wind and current iheory-
His observations were respectfully and apparently
cordially received. The mayor presided
The Hungarian baroness Won Week has obtained
fsOO I$4OOO] for false Imprisonment at Bnming-
ham.
The Stockport operatives have returned 10 their
work, and abandoned their formidable strike.
FRANcE.--The Turkish question alone occupies
public attention.
Nj. Kisselof, the Russian minister, having asked
from the government explanation Of an ant-Rus
sian article IN the Constitutional, received for an
swer,that the Muneur alone Expressed heopinions
of the cabinet.
Fifty Two French field officers were on DO ard
steamar Ajaccio, TO enter the Turkish service.
All dOmeslics and other servants residing in Pa
rs are ordered to register at the prefecture of 10.
lice, under penalty OF imprisonment and expulsion.
An immense loan Of four hundred million flames is
seriously entertained, to extend Paris beyond its
present limits, and to erect market places and other
public works designed by the emperor.
PoRTUGAL.-The controversy continued between
Portugal and the papal court respecting ecclesiast
cal patronage IN the East Indies.
Great disease continued to spread. A public meet
ing was called on the subject at Lisbon.
ITALY. The export of breadstuifs from the Ro.
man states is prohibited.
The Roman police had discovered the chief of the
secret societies al Bologna, Fort Archangelo Ger
tic, and others to be Aurelio Safi, the trumver.--
The principal members OF these societies had fed;
all belonged TO the higher classes Of society. SIEVE.
raj sentences had been passed at Venice on numer-
aus persons found in possession of arms.
DENMARK.-The cholera continues it's ravages
at Copenhagen total number Of cases 4700 deaths
$500
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The eastern difficulty
is within few days of being settled, either for
peace or war. The present position of the question
stands thus:-Untl the 10Th or 18th Of August, the
Cars final answer to the ultimaum of the four
powers, Austria, France, England and Prussia, can
not be known. ii he accepts that ultimatum, his
troops must be Immediately Withdrawn from the
principaites, and the conference at Vienna pursu.
ing its arrangements, will conclude treaty to pro.
tect Turkey IN all lime coming. If the Gar refuses
the ulilmatum oil the four powers, or eyades reply,
which will be considered equivalent to refusing The
allied fleet will be ordered TO the Bosphorus, if no
further, and active measures will be taken by France
and Engand.to maintain the integrity Of their ally.
Until the 10Th or 18th OF August, therefore, we must
totally Disregard all rumors either favorable or un.
favorable. No one but Nicholas himself can know
what his intentions are, and the multitude of state
menis elegraphed from Vienna, Paris, and else
where, are or The mere purpose Of afuenen the
markets Al the same time il Is right 20 state that
the conduct q the Russian generals in the principal.
ties would indicate an intention maintain perma-
nent possession, and nothing has transpired else
where to show that Russia intends to retreat
The journals Of Frankfort of the 30lh, say that
"Ausria intends not only to demand PREPARATION
IRON Us for the Smyrna affair, but insists that the
Porte shall Immediately procure the extradition of
Costa.
ST. Petersburg letters say that when the Gar
heard OF the Costa business he advised Austria TO
still II as easily as possible, and do anything rather
that give the United States pretence for interier.
ing in the affairs OF Europe.
Duke Constantine, the Cars son, and grand ad.
mlrataof the Russian fleets, had arrived at Odessa
and then proceeded to Sebastapool to review the
squadron. Although the hospodars nominally retain
sovereignty, the Russians had appointed board Of
three commissioners, nominated by the Gar, 10 de.
eide on all political and administrative measures,
their decisions being final The Russians are forti,
flying Jassy.
Warlike preparations continued on both sides
without interruption. IL
Syria is in a very disorganized state. The Chris.
tians were leaving Antioch and Aleppofor the coast.
AT Laodicea Turkish NIB had attempted the life
of the Russian consul The DruseS and other noun.
taineers we're arnling III other parts of the Turk
lsh empire great confusion and disorder prevailed.
Russia's demands on Persia are TO cede the impor-
tant province Of Tauris in payment Of a debt of
eighty millions Of rubes Russia offering to hand
over the balance between that sum and what the
province is worth.
The cholera is on the increase in Persia and ad-
vansing towards Tabriz. The plague had broken
out at Khorassan.
Latest Netos.-The Globe indicates the probable
course Of events if The Gar rejects the propo
sition. ltsays an actual attack on the Russians will
not ensue. The allied feet will merely take up
position under the walls Of Conslantinople. Nego
liatioms will then be resumed. Three months may
elapse before they are completed, but war this year
will then he impossible, and whole winter will be
available TO discuss matters. This is doubtless an
ingenious guess only, as the mornings mail brings
no additional fact