Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13
SEVEN DAYS SLATER FROM EUROPE.


Arrival of the Hermann and Cambria.
The steamship Hermann, from southampton, ar
rived at New York on Wednesday, lIih inst,
about O'Clock p. NJ, with London dates to April
10Th.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax. from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 30th April,
kossuth's sister, Madame Rutgay, and family. ar
rived in the Hermann.
ENGLAND. In the British Parliament, there
has been tle of interest besides discussing details
Of financial schemes.
Lord Palmerson stated that no prosecution would
be made against kossnth, respecting rockets.
The Jewish disabilities bill was thrown out on
second reading, in the House Of Lords
Aessrs Hale, the ostensible proprietors Of the
rocket factory Roherhihe, London, were tried be.
fore the Bow street Police Court, Tor having on their
premises more Than 80 pounds Of gunpowter, and
fined about I6 and costs. They Sere after
wards put ON trial for illegally manufacturing war
rockets, with view Of CONNECTING KossuIh in the
affair.
The evidence against kossuth is vely himsy, be-
ing mainly supported ON the evidence Of Miener, a
Hungarian, formerly in Maidstone JAIL for theft,
and recently discharged from the factory. The case
is to go before jury.
In the meantime, the Messrs Hale refuse TO he
baiIed, and are confined in Horsemonger Lane Jail
We NOTICE that the ''Kreu Zeituug" states that
the Prussian Police recently sent TO London full
proof that kossuth rented the house through Hale;
that the ammunition was making to Kossuh' order
aud that 800 grenades were sent to the order of
kossuths agent at Rostock, which port was the EN-.
porium OF the revolutionary material.
kossuth addressed a letter to the House of Com
mons, denying the possession of ammunition IN Eng
land, but admitting that he has in other countries;
and ayows his intention TO war on Austria until the
Independence OF Hungary is achieved.
Lord Clarendon, IN ii speech in the House of
Lords, said there necessity for maintaining the
integrity OF the Turkish Empire
FRANCE.-lhe MUnlteur announces that the
French Government is DESTROYS 10 await the result
ofthe present experiment in navigation; and
considering the present heavy claims- ON the Ex-
chequer, has postponed the establishment of full
transatlantic line, but will establish semi monthly
line to Brazil.
There is almost no news, except the Emperor's
severe ndisposition.
A story was current at Havre, that two passen.
gers arrested on beard ship l. Emperor, who
had brought an Internal machine from Rio. They
afterwards liberated, no machine being found.
The Emperor has granted "a large tract oil land in
Algeria, for settlement by the Swiss
On the Bourse, Lord Carcndon's explanation re-
speeding eastern affairs, restored confidence, which
Increased by information that the French fleet
was recalled from the bay Of Sdlamis
Il0LLAND.-lhe Chambers opened June 18Th.
The ministers have published their programme
They will not introduce any changes in The present
Constitution. Religious freedom is not to be cur
JAILED, but will be closely watched. Various local
ameiotaIions be made, and the executive
powers Of the King are TO be extended. The pro-
gramme concludes with an appeal for support from
the nation
GERMANY. The Fcdcal Diet has admitted
Ausuia's clam for one hundred and millions,
for her quota of Hungarian aud Italian war. which
Austria views as protecting German frontiers.
SwITzERLAND.-The Hermann Brought intel.
| ligence OF an nsmreclon at Frburg by 800 armed
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sion with some bloOdshed. The city remains IN
stale Of SIEGE with gales closed and its streets held
by patroles. Perrier tried by Court Martial,
and sentenced to 80 yeals in irons.
The Insurgents began by occupying the College
buildings, and attempting to seze the guard house,
but in the latter they repused. The Civic
guards were called out TO storm the College with ar
tlery aud rihemen and soon dls lodged the peasants,
who posted at windows. The insurgents then
fled 10 Jesuits church, when they were fired on with
grape, and speedily surrendered. Civil rule was re.
established on the 22d.
ITALY.-I'he bill TO grant call for hundred
thousand ivres in aid of Lombard exies had passed
the Committees Of the Piedmontese Legislature
The Duke Of Tuscany is said to have notified the
British government that MIR. Crawford may re.enter
Florence il he can obtain British vouchers that he
is not the agent OF Mazzni.
| TURKEY.-Corresponden OF the Augsburg Ga.
zeue states that Lord Stratlord has already assured
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| with the French minister, is prepared TO address
note to that effect to the Divan.
The blockade OF the Albanian coast is raised.
From Consantinope, 18th ut, all is reported
tranquil. The question occupying attention,
refers to The Holy places, but, nevertheless, anna
mens continue, on the part Of Turkey, as well as
Russia
despatch from Jerusalem, March Pill, mentions
that the mission Of the London Protestant Assucia
ton had fallen out with the Jewish authorities
On Palm Sunday, fight occurred in the Church
ofthe Holy SepuIchre, between the Greeks and Ar.
menians, in which several were wounded
INDIA.-The China mail, with Bombay dates TO
March 29lh has arrived
The China mail of Feb 18th has important intel.
hgence. The ebels threatened Shanghae, with
force of $4,000 men. Kwing an imperial Com.
mander-in-Chief, defeated and killed. The
Emperor had issued proclamation calling on the
people for help.
The Friend Of China says, if Britain, America
and France offer the Emperor assistance To keep
the throne,it might bind hun open China to com.
merce.
There are rumors of powerful force sent to watch
the Japan expedition.
AUsTRALIA.-Dates from S} dney, Feb. 2, state
that The yield Of gold is unaltered. Several new
fields had been discovered.