Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-19
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUR ROPE
ARRIVAL Of the Pacific.
NEW YoRK. AprilI7.

1le steamship Odpl. N.Y. from Liver
pool, morning of the 9th InsI arrived at this port
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, with 6s passengers.
ENGLAND.-Both houses Of Parliament re-
sumed their sessions on Monday the 4ih
Sir Lacy de Evans gave notice of a call for the
correspondence between the British government,
Spain, and France, and the United States, con-
corning ii alleged Cuba annexation project.
In the House of Lords, Lord Campbell called
she attention Of the members 10 the address re-
Gently presented by the London merchants TO the
Emperor Of France which he characterized as an
interference with the prerogalives Of The Crown,
and violation of the law of nations. He wished
TO know if il had been sanctionedby the Queens
government.
The Earl of Clarendon dissented from Lord
Campbell's views, and the Earl of Peterborough
supported them.
A schooner of about lao tons was run down on
the night of the goth, by the steamer Minerva,
off the Isle of Wight, and all on board were
lost
The Iron steamer Duke of Sutherland, trading
between London and Aberdeen, was wrecked on
the afternoon of the LIST, in the River Dee, and
went to pieces. Fifteen or twenty persons were
drowned
Alexander Balm, the teegraphic pateutee, had
hearing 10 The Court OF Bankruptcy, IN London,
on the Alb.
The steamer Great Britain arrived in The Mer-
sey, on the afternoon of the I'd, from Australia,
with f553 900 q IL millions dollars)'in gold
DUST besides large sums in the hands OF passen-
gers.
The steamer Vulcan, and ship New Orleans,
from Australia, brought together fI40, 900 in gold
dust e
FRANCE.-The difficulties ofSwitzerland and
Piedmont with Austria and Prussia threaten
trouble, the part taken by France in the question,
is attributed 10 the refusal Of the Pope TO visit
Paris, for 1t Is now said that his Holiness has
given positive refusal. A large fire had occurr-
ed at Bercy, destroying all the store houses and
$4,000 casks of wine.
PRUssIA-The Berlin papers publish semi
official document, stating that among the papers
recently seized in that city, was a proclamation
OF d German republic.
A Hyglenic Association. numbering 10000
members, had been dissolved by Government.
The conspiracy recently detected, was widely
developed, and had extensive stores of arms and
ammunition 1t was 10 have broken out between
the Sd and 9Th of April, and had manifestations
throughout Germany Arrests had been made at
Roslock, in Mecklenburg, and ammunition seized
Evidences of connection with the affair had al
so been found at Heidelburg, Konigsberg, and
Bremen.
A treaty for the mutual extradition of criminals
States
AUsTRIA.-The Cologne Gazette says Lord
| Weslmoteand hadpresented note TO the Aus
| TRAN Government, declaring that England would
keep aneye on the proceedings of kossuh and
MazzIni, and other refugees, to prevent their en-
gaging IN more plots, and that if they come with
In the reach of the law, they shall be immediate.
! " prosecuted. The London police are said to
nave prepared list of all the refugees in that
city.
There has been Tremendous fall of snow in
Upper Slesia and Bohemia, which lasted for
seven days, and blocked up all the roads
SwITzERLAND;-The right of Prussia over
Neutchatel, Is again under discussion, causing
much irritation TO the Swiss.
The Canton of Ticino had become quiet, and
the troops quartered at Lucarno had been ordered
away.
Numerous assertions had taken place among
the Austrian troops along the frontier.
lTALY.-There is talk in Milan Of the speedy
substitution Of the civil for the military law.
The London Advertiser SAYS Maxziii is safe.
and may be expected in England in fortnight.
SARDINIA.-In the Chamber Of Deputies. on
the 29th, the bill for the suppression of the slave
trade was discussed, and two gifts clauses adopt
ed. The first declaring that the slave becomes
Tree on touching Sandman SOIL or the deck of a
ship bearing the Sandman flag; and the second
enacs penalties against those engaged in the
slave trade.
The corvette San Giovanni arrived at Villa
Franco on the 9Th, with 56refugees on board
She takes 26 more at Villa Franco, and will then
sail for the United States. The Government is
TO feed the refugees, and 10 give each 20 francs
on his landing in New York
RoME.-Sx political offenders were hung at
Pesaro On the 10th ult., for crimes committed in
lS49 and So
The Rev. George Nelson, an English clergy
man, has been ordered by the police to quit
Rome
NAPLEs.-Ihree hundred persons have been
arrested, for being concerned IN the attempted in
surrectlon in Palermo, and FIVE executed
/ SWISS soldier was found assasslnated in the
street, with poinard sticking in his heart, to
which was attached piece Of paper containing
the words vengeance of Mazzini''
The Governor OF Sicily bad several persons i'm
medately arrested and shot, and at the same
time issued proclamation, threatening to raze
the cities OF Sicily 10 The ground, and turn them
into ploughed fields The alarm spread TO Ma
pies, where ali the elciian residents were order
ed TO leave.
RUss1A.-Great activity is prevalent in the
army All soldiers on iurlough had been ordered
to join their regiments.
The Russian fleet in the Black Sea has been
placed under the orders Of the Grand Duke Con-
stantne.
TURKEY.-Negotiatlons continue between the
DIvan and Prince Menschicof. The Russian
Court has addressed a note TO Vienna, disavowing
any intention TO disturb the integrity of the Otto
man mpire.
FoR THE WoRLD's FAIR. .New York.
/ April Is. The packet ship Helyetio. at Nov