Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-05
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Cambria.
Nav YORK NJ;

NEW YORK, March 3.
ENGLAND-ln parliament the discussions on
the state of relations with France was brought up
on Friday night by Mr. Dlsrael, and elected strong
assurances OF peace3 bic intentions Sir Charles
Wood, president of the board OF control, reflect
ed on the French emperor, in a speech at Hall
fax, and government have thought it necessary,
through Lord John Russell and Aberdeen, 10
apologize in parliament. The affair has made
much talk.
The board of trade returns for the year show
surplus OF exports over the preceding year of e.
900, 900. Metals show over E 900 900 increase
while cotton manufactures show fl50, 600 de-
crease.
Heavy forgeries said to have been commit
ted by a. II. Denrckson, late Danish Consul at
Dublin, in the timber trade.
Capt Wayne Reid denies the authenticity of
the address published as Kossulh's to the Hunga-
rians, and administers sharp rebuke TO The
Times for lis malignily towards Kossulh.
The weather in Great Britain the past week
has been heavy with fall of snow in the north
FRANCE.-The Moniteur disayows the belIi-
cose sentiments of NJ. Billot's letter.
M. Roger is appointed procureur general. Rhe-
inns petitions TO the emperor TO go there 10 be
crowned.
Much speculation exists concerning private
audience given by the emperor to the Russian
minister. The emperor and empress continually
appear in public.
Sir Henry Bulwer on board the steamer
that exploded on The Rhone lately. He escaped
by swimming.
Napoleon First's will is given up by England TO
France.
Thirty ships are chared by Paris merchants to
bring ice from Sweden to French ports
ITALY.-Mllan is now reported quiet, bat the
| aires and public assemblQges are prohibited No
| outbreak occurred in Tuscany or the Roman
states, excepting some riotlng at Orviety, where
one man was stabbed and some windows broken.
| AT Sienna RIrnini cries of 'Vve la France and
'Vive lie Napoleon were uttered, for which the
town was fined heavily, and 80 persons were
| beaten with fifty blows EACH At Alonsea six
leagues from Milan, The insurgents held out
brayely for some hours, but were oyerpowered.
1t is said that the Austrian police knew all about
the conspiracy since the 10Th of January last
The conspirators were all armed with lagges Of
the same manufacture, with cross on the blade.
The Iimes correspondent learns from sure
source that the rising in Italy was TO be simulian-
eous with the assassination Of Napoleon AT a
meeting OF cOnsprators at Luganee on the 9Th,
news was received that the assassination plan had
failed, and quite discomfitted the Italian revolt.
1t is said ten thousand muskes are secreted at
Luganee; meanwhile the frontiers are kept by
strong force of Piedmontese cavalry. All refu.
gees have been removed from Sardinia 20 north
side of Lake Magg or Etoarona.
Cen Casleane, al Ll ons, announces that if
disturbances occurred in Savoy, he would cross
the frontier with troops. Milan itself is in sad
state; debtors and prisoners are liberated 10 make
room Tor political arresis. The municipality is
forced 20 pension the widows aud wounded troops;
house owners a:e ordered to repair damages al
their own expense. Mazzni is somewhere in
Switzerland or Italy. Ills friends fear for his
safety.
AUSTRIA appears determined to take mea.
sures against Switzerland and Piedmont which
she regards as two hot beds Of revots.
RUssIA.--Von Sebuzed, the Japanese travell.
er, is summoned to confer with government re-
speeding an expedition, whether peaceful or hos
tile is not known, which the emperor intends 10
send TO Japan.
TURKEY.-No further movements have taken
place 10 Montenegro. Berlin dispatches snile
that Prussian dispatches make it certain that the
porte will accept the mediation Of Austria. The
Lloyd of 18th says that Prince Daniel would &C.
cept the condition offered by Turkey and that
hosiiIities are suspended. The Turkish commis-
sioner in Bosnia has issued hrman, granting the
same privileges to Christians as to Turks. TO
balance this the Greek journals report massa-
Gro Of Christians at Salonca, no details.
LATEST NY TELEGRAPH.
London. Fob. 10, +. MA despatch has
just been received Al the foreign office ANNOUNCE
ing that an attempt has been made to assasnate
tbe emperor Of Austria, who was slightly wound
ed. The assassin has been arrested.
Gen. Radelsky has issued proclamation con-
6scnling the properly Of The insurgents.
The university Of Payia is shut until further
orders.
slighr Disturbances had taken place throughout
the Roman states.