Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of tn eeBaItic.
NEW YORK, Aug.

NEW YORK, Aug. Z.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool, with 1877
passengers, having been obliged to decline a large
quantity of freight, arrived here at II O'Clock.
The Baltic left Liverpool at O'Clock, P. NJ, on
the 9th.
Among the Baliic's passengers are Bishop Nc
Twain, I. Butler King Enoch Train, General Coop
er, and Monsieur Julien and family.
The Turkish difficulty is considered settled,
although the Cars acceptance OF the proposals is
not announced. His assent is daily expected, and
until received, nothing can be known.
The State of the crops in Great Britain is, on the
whole, considered to be good. There no indi-
cations OF the potato rot
From France we have no news Our correspon.
dent says that the opening Of the French ports to
hreadstuffs is 10 quiet anxiety than from any
fear Of scarcity
Christina, Of Spain, is in Paris, intriguing, they
say, 10 marry her daughter prince Napoleon, and
10 set the young couple up king and queen Of
Mexico, or any South American State that will ac-
cept them.
The Grape disease is feared in Portugal
1t is reported that Great Britain is negotiating
with Denmark, 80 obtain command of the entrance Of
the Baltic.
If arises with Russia, it is feared that
breadslufs will be short in Italy this year
Ii is rumored at COnstantinope that the United
States are negotiating to purchase the port of Mar
morizza.
The Russians are quiet in the Principalties. The
| koszla affair remains unchanged. The st. Louis
! had left Smyrna. Two Austrian Grigates had ar
rived. The Indian mail had arrived at Trieste,
with dates from Hong Kong TO June 7lh, Calcutta
10Th, Bombay Goth.
The Empire of China is divided, and Nankin is
independent of the Tartar dynasty. Great anxiety
prevailed at Canton, and fears we've entertained OF
rising.
PARIS, July Pa private teegtaphc despatch
has been received from Berlin, dated this morning,
which states that an Austrian Cabinet courier left
Vienna for St. Petersburg, with important com.
municalion from the Porte to the Russian Govern
meni, through the Austrian Government. 1t was
10 the effect that Turkey would yield on the princi
pie Of the Russian demands but that the form should
be changed, aud that the Porte, being unwilling to
take use less step, desired 10 know previously
whether Russia WAS disposed to accept the project
of arrangement, and il 80, the Turkish Ambassador
would be sent to ST. Petersburg
July 26.--News Of the crops in the south is favor
able, particularly corn, olives, and figs The same
10 Normandy.
VIEEEA, July % A conspiracy has just been
discovered. Forty seven persons have been arrest
ed, some Of them being students.
The difference between Austria and Switzerland
is nearly settled
The vanguard OF the Russians entered Bucharest
the 18th
The misunderstanding between he Austrian gov.
eminent and that Of the United States, il likely to
be a serious one. On the 9th, the Italian and Aus.
trian refugees IN Constantinople gave Mr.. Marsh
serenade, and the American diplomaist came out on
his balcony and gave cheer for the freedom Of
the United States, ItaIyand Hungary.
On the 18th, as soon as the two Austrian frigates
Bellona and Novara, sailed into Smyrna hnrbor,the
U. g. sloopoi-war ghed anchor and left.
The Austrian press asserts that the assassin OF
the young Cadet, a certain Bassiz, Hungarian.was
IN the service Of Mr. Lewis, the English Clergyman,
and Il is limited that the reverend gentleman conniyed
at the murderer's escape.
Omar Pasha is constructing fortified camp near
Shumla.